Grace Reals Wins Case Over Scream Value Therapy
Chicago actress Miss Grace Reals sued a druggist for vocal chord injury from a prescription error and won $5,000. The verdict noted a scream is crucial for performance and protection of women in the profession, with examples across dramatic and emergency contexts.
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Grace Reals
Chicago
Miss Reals
Saga the
Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Miss Beals
Lfe
Johnny
Kansas City
Fire Department
Speediest Low scout Chester leads three ships to victory
The Chester, with Siders and Birmingham, achieved a rapid win on a 21 hour voyage at UATO knots per hour, while Salem reported 24.54 knots. Chester officials say minor faults in one of her propellers limited further speed. after repairs the trio of vessels should enhance their class and sweep the seas with alacrity.
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Chester
Siders
Birmingham
Wisch
Salem
Troy
Railroad from Arica to La Paz Contract Let
The contract to build a railroad from Arica Chile to La Paz Bolivia signals progress in the American planned network. The line cost about 90 million dollars and climbs the Andes to 11 000 feet, forming a key link toward a continental system spanning Chile and beyond.
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Arica
Chile
la Paz
Polivic
Americas
Andes Mountains
United States
South America
Iinten
Rowan Heoper O
Law
Government sides with the mule in parade rules
The army favors mules over automobiles for officer travel to and from San Francisco and the military reservation near the city. New York officials face fireworks permits amid casualty fears and a growing safe Fourth pledge, with dealers allowed limited outside sales.
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Jim
San Francisco
New York City
Young Turks Seek U S Moral Support
The passage argues Turkey advances when it gains moral support from the United States and rejects terror, calling for a government backed peace without periodic massacre or summary executions.
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United States
Turkey
Japan drops sugar scandal story after fear of sweet backlash
The Japanese government is said to have dropped coverage of a sugar scandal amid concerns it would provoke a backlash around sweets and taste rather than policy, ending the ongoing controversy.
Taft administration and senators take notable actions
A condensed weekly roundup notes the ¢-note raising print paper from two to four dollars a ton. William Lorimer is sworn in as Illinois senator and votes on the tariff schedule. Taft cabinet debates government economy for hours. Taft urges Congress to tax undistributed corporate earnings. Senator Borah pledges to back Philippine self government when eligible.
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Illinois
Taft
Congress
Borah
Senate
Philippines
Notable Visitors and Political Moves Across Worlds
Henry George Jr visits Count Tolstoi at Yasnai Poliana amid admiration for his father’s economic ideas. Rev. A. G. Pierce acts as chaplain by senate appointment. Roosevelt critiques corporate rule as moblike. Thaw hearing delayed to July 6. Morse freed on 125000 bond. Ralph Shull jailed five days for speeding. Fairbanks hosted by Kyoto governor, chauffeured in official carriage. Abner Smith now Joliet penitentiary librarian after wrecking. Leupp resigns Indian commissioner. Valentine appointed.
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Leo Tolstoi
Yasnai-Poliana
A. G. Pierce
D. D
All Souls Unitarian Church of Washington
Senate
Roosevelt
Justice Mills
New York
United States
Kyoto
Japan
Abner Smith
Chicago
Joliet Penitentiary
Francis E. Leupp
Taft
Robert G. Valentine
Multifold Grief and News From Across the Nation
Ten killed and forty injured in a head on trolley collision near Parleytown Indiana. The jury in Patrick Calhoun’s case failed to agree after a five month trial. Global police collaboration sought for capture of Leon Jong the Elsie Sigel slaver. Louis Chevrolet wins Crown Point race in a Bruick car. Emil Tiley admits killing his father in Benton Harbor Michigan. Mrs Prace Moore witnesses husband shot by George Johnson. Newlyweds N Burnham spend honeymoon in a balloon. GOR Lewis Company fire destroys Watertown Wisconsin factory building causing substantial damage. American banking expands with Inter national Banking Company opening in Peking. A suspect in the Omaha mail robbery is arrested in Idaho. Aberdeen celebrates statehood anniversary. A toddler killed by an ice wagon during evictions in Rockaway New York. Wright brothers honored in Dayton. Des Moines hosts United Norwegian Lutheran church twenty fifth anniversary fundraising.
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Watertown
Wis
International Banking Company
Peking
F. W. Marvin
Union Pacific Mail
Omaha
Esahl
Idaho
Aberdeen
S&s
Edward Arnold
Par Rockaway
N. Y
Howard Gould
Erie
Waverly N. Y
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Dayton
United Norwegian Lutheran Church
Des Moines
North American Skat League elects Eichhorn president
Milwaukee meeting selects J Charles Eichhorn of Detroit as president and designates Detroit as the next meeting site. The report covers wage gains, arrests, accidents, trials, and various political and social events from across the United States and abroad.
Inglefield Milling Co Placed In Receiver’s Hands
Evansville Indiana Judge Gilchrist names Daniel W Fairchild receiver for the Inglefield Milling Co after Commercial Bank forecloses a $5099 mortgage. The mill, a large flouring operation, halted operations and faces insolvency due to wheat shortages. The plant will be sold as financial distress follows months of limited grain.
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Evansville
Ind
cCpon
Commercial Bank
Gilchrist
Superior Court
Daniel W. Fairchild
Inglefield Milling Co
Inglefield
Mil
Diocese appoints committee to watch for heresy
Right Rev. Francis Silas Chatard bishop of Indianapolis, by order of Pope Pius X, names a vigilance council of clerics to censor books and pulpit statements. The panel includes Gregory Bechtold, Joseph Chartrand, Charles Curran, A Oster and Louis Haverbeck to report errors to the bishop and enforce imprimatur.
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Vincennes
Louis Haverbeck
Oldenburg
Council of
Anti-Saloon League closes wet counties in Indiana crusade
In Boonville Warrick County voted dry by about 240, affecting nineteen saloons. Boonville’s wet majority was 47. County results were close with wets winning some precincts. This marked the sixty third dry county. Other notes report South Shore accident costs, Coke trophy race won by Louis Chevrolet, a Chinaman named George Lee Kin arrested, a guardian salary for James M. Berryhill, a poisoning incident near Columbus, and the death of James W. Morgan, a prominent horseman and former Indiana legislator.
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Boonville
Ind
Anti-Saloon League
Warriek County
Traction Cars Crumple In Michigan City Interurban Crash
Two heavily loaded Chicago Lake Shore South Bend Interurban cars collided on a steep grade at Samuel's Crossing. Fifteen passengers were killed and twenty five injured as cars telescoped and wreckage trapped riders. Farmers and physicians rushed to the scene to aid victims.
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Ind
Chicago, Lake Shore
South Bend
Samuel's Crossing
Chesterton
Dunne Fark
Chicago
Reed
Indiana Round-Ups: Butler College Grants Arts Degrees
The Sathannus commencement at Butler College awarded 19 graduates with Bachelor of Arts degrees. In Terre Haute 111 students graduated after final exams, with 68 graduates recalling two years of teaching eligibility. Ft Wayne delegates to the 11th Indiana Saengerfest chose Indianapolis for 1910 and elected officers Paul Richter, Gustave Schubert, Ferdinand Berthel, and Richard Mueller.
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Ind
Sathannus
Butler College
Terre Haute
Indiana Permanend
Ft. Wayne
Paul Richter
Gustave Schubert
Ferdinand Berthel
Tressurer
Richard Mueller
Indiana Engineer Achilles W. Unthank Dies in Los Angeles
Marion Indiana born engineer Achilles W. Unthank died in Los Angeles at age 72. He gained fame for his constructive genius with monuments in North and South America. He was born at Spiceland Indiana.
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Ind
Achilles W. Unthank
Indiana
North
South America
Los Angeles
Cal
Spiceland
Liddy Named Trainsmaster of Indianapolis Union Railway
J. J. Liddy succeeds C. M. Dickson as trainsmaster. Dickson who joined the company four years ago became trainsmaster in 1894 and retires due to ill health to become custodian of Union station.
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Indianapolis
Ind
J. J. Liddy
C. M. Dickson
Indianapolis Union Railway
Dickson
Union Station
Talbot narrowly escapes shooting by former client
South Bend Indiana criminal lawyer John W. Talbot and supreme president of the Order of Owls was nearly killed when Mrs Leona Mason, a former client, fired four shots from a concealed revolver. None struck him.
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Ind
John W. Talbot
The
Order of Owls
Leona Mason
Churches bar commencements as Elberfeld pupils hold event at Heldt's hall
Evansville reports churches refused to host high school commencement, forcing the Elberfeld event at Heldt's hall amid pastors decrying paid entertainments in sacred spaces. In Anderson the Frankfort District Young People convened electing Pearl Matthews as district chairman and Harriet Stephenson as Intermediates chief. Elwood chosen for next year. A Warsaw posse's split vote on Ancil Zimmerman’s fate ended with his escape as others intervened during a beat-down debate. In Hammond a 6 o'clock whistle saved Frieda Sielaff from a deadly machine accident after she was pulled into a storage plant wheel by a hidden cable. she suffered two broken legs.
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Evansville
Ind
Elberfeld
Heldt
Hammond, Ind
Erie
Frieda Sielaff
Body of South Bend financier found in St. Joseph River
The body of Jas. B. McCance treasurer of the Southern Michigan Railway Co. was found in the St. Joseph river near South Bend Ind. He was a well known local figure active in lodge circles and had suffered ill health for some time.
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South Bend
Ind
Jas. B. McCance
Southern Michigan Railway Co
St. Joseph River
Here
Black Hand member accused of fatal shooting in Gary
Gary Indiana police say Franno Abolpo alleged Black Hand member was fatally shot in a business by James Sorrenello who was arrested.
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Gary
Ind
Franno Abolpo
Black Hand Society
James Sorruello
Sorreullo
Women Suffer No More From Kidney Ailments
A patient testimonial from Canon City Colorado reports relief after using Doans Kidney Pills. The ad claims cures for backache hip pain dizziness headaches nervousness and kidney trouble. It notes the product is sold by dealers for 50 cents a box and lists Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as the manufacturer.
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Dean
C. R. Foresman
Eighth St
Canon City
Colo
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
Slimkins and Podger Clash Over a Five Dollar Debt
Slimkins asks if Podger minded a bill collector taking a small matter of five dollars. Podger replies he borrowed a dollar from the collector.
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Slimkins
Podger
Memorial Day Sermon Gaffe Recalled by Arizona G A R
Gen. P. P. Parker recalls a printer error from a Phoenix Memorial Day sermon. The report humorously claimed the Rev. Dr. John Blank greased the pulpit, with the line “graced” intended.
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P. P. Parker
Arizona G. A. R
Phoenix
John Blank
Absent All Around
A brief humorous anecdote about an absent minded professor returning home at night and hearing the maid say the professor is not in. He responds calmly I ll call again and hobbles down the stone steps in Lip Pincott s style.
Belief in Nepotism Question After Smith Marriage
A fragment shows someone asking about belief in nepotism and whether Mag Smith married recently. The text is sparse and lacks concrete details about names, places, or events beyond the marriage query.
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