Death of King Oscar II of Sweden Ends Reign of a Beloved Ruler
Stockholm reports King Oscar II died at 9 10 am after family gathered in the royal apartment. Crowds outside the palace mourned as Gustav V, son Oscar Gustave Adolphe, took the throne and pledged allegiance with the motto With the People for the Fatherland.
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Gustave
Stockholm
Oscar II
Sweden
Sophia
Oscar Gustave
Oscar Gustave ‘Adolphe
Duke of
Vermland
Council of State
Gustave V
Passes Away Unconscious King Oscar Fades In Palace
The king died after hours of unconsciousness with no recognition of his wife or court. Physicians offered brief relief but no cure as the premier and foreign minister, Gelais court, and family stayed by his bedside. Outside, schoolboys gathered near the flagstaff in the cold dawn.
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Gelais
King Oscar
Money motive behind corn theft ends in court
Mrs Eliza Woods tracked a thief to Frank King of Tipton County after a break in at her corn crib. King, engaged to the widow Baldaut, was fined 11 dollars by Judge Parker. Friends paid the fine and led King away to his fiancée who said there'll be a way.
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Tfiwood
Ind
Eliza Woods
Baldaut
King
Parker
Jovers
Woman wills estate to Minneapolis boy tied to slave past
In Jacksonville Illinois on December 9 Mrs. Lucinda Bryant an aged enslaved woman willed her homestead and thousands in property to a two year old Minneapolis boy who is the grandson of her former master George W Dulaney Jr of Minneapolis is named as the boy s guardian The story recounts the child s origin as a slave abducted near Paris Missouri where sheriff Daniel M Dulaney arrested the abductor and slaves were sold at public auction after the owner did not claim them The grandson s grandfather George W Dulaney now lives in Hannibal Missouri and is identified as the child s guardian
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Jacksonville
Ill
Lucinda Bryant
Minneapolis
George W. Dulaney, Jr
St. Louis
Paris
Daniel M. Dulaney
Stryant
George W. Dulaney
Hannibal, Mo
It Vindicated President White At District Meeting
Des Moines Iowa December 9 The district No 13 United Workers of America adjourned after a four day session and endorsed letting locals decide payment terms while urging cash when possible. The meeting largely vindicated John P White president whose resignation had been demanded by Southern Town locals for endorsing payments in clearing house certificates.
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Des Moines
United Workers of America
John P. White
Three Boys Drowned Crossing Thin Ice
Three boys aged 8 to 12 drowned while crossing the Flint River ice two and a half miles south of Flint Michigan. The victims were Joseph and Floyd Randall brothers aged 10 and 8 and Ernest Doutelle aged 12. Their companion Elmer Randall, 6, watched from shore.
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Flint
Amich
Joseph
Floyd Randall
Ernest Doutelle
Elmer Randall
Caught Between Two Cars At Wabash and Congress
Chicago report says Robert J. Eitel, 30, of 102 Leland Avenue, manager of the portable department at Vacuum Cleaner Co of Illinois, 550 Wabash Avenue, suffered the loss of a leg and serious injuries after being caught between a Cottage Grove bound southbound car and an Indiana Avenue bound northbound car while attempting to cross Wabash at Congress. Relatives of L. J. Kemp, Civil War veteran, say he died at the Iowa Soldiers Home in Marshalltown from apparent violence and will seek investigation. body brought for burial shows facial and neck bruises and possible eye injury.
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Chicago
Wabash Avenue
Congress Street
Robert J. Eitel
Leland Avennue
Posible Department
Vacuum Cleaner Company of
Trinois
Cottage Grove Avenue
Des Moines
L. J. Kemp
Iowa Soldiers
Marshalltown
Chicago Milkmen in Trouble Over Poor Milk Sales
Chicago prosecutors file suit against forty-one milk dealers for selling poor grade milk and storing milk in insanitary places. Municipal judge Scovel to hear cases December 20 with Anton Zeman assisting. Penalties set at 200 dollars per offense.
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Chicago
White
Judy Scovel
Anton Zeman
Insurers to Quit Wisconsin Operations in New Policy Move
The Penn Mutual and the Connecticut Mutual Insurance companies announce they will cease doing business in Wisconsin after January 1 due to hostile state insurance laws.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Penn Mutual
Connecticut Mutual
Kalamazoo Theater Closures Ordered by Mayor
Kalamazoo Michigan April 9 Mayor Thompson issues a closure order for all theaters on Sunday prohibiting entertainments or any form of amusement. The directive affects the local entertainment scene and imposes a day of rest on city venues.
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Kalamazoo
Kalamazoo, Mich
Dee
Thompson
Fairfield High Outshines Chicago in Spelling Skill
Professor Power, Fairfield school superintendent, demonstrates local excellence by testing spelling against Chicago High schools. Fairfield students achieved 90 percent on a given list, with data showing 92.4 percent for internal entrants and 88 percent for transfers.
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Scott A. Power
Fairfield
Chicago
Chicago Record-Herald
Power
Fairfield High School
Restore Nerve Power for Stronger Hearts and Digestion
The article claims heart strength comes from a hidden cardiac nerve and promotes Dr Shoop's Restorative as a remedy. It asserts most heart illness is nerves not actual heart disease and promises building and stabilizing these nerve centers will improve heart function and digestion.
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Shoop
Lutheran church society to elect officers at year end meeting
The U P S C E of the Lutheran church will hold its last business meeting of the year at President Miss Grace Hisel's home on West Washington Street Tuesday evening December 31. New officers will be elected and other important business addressed.
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Lutheran Church
Grace Hisel
West Washington Street
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Advertises Baby Tonic
An old advertisement warns that a weak pale fidgety baby needs nourishment and lists Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the best soothing vegetable tonic. It promotes a 35 cent price for tea or tablets by Frank S Shriner.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Frank S. Shriner
It Pays to Advertise in The Daily Journal
A compact notice highlights advertising benefits in the Daily Journal, emphasizing reach and local business promotion potential for readers and merchants seeking local exposure.
Prediction Proves True in Death Shock in Ypsilanti
In Ypsilanti Michigan Samuel L H Rogers who had earlier warned a neighbor Henry Warner would die soon from heart failure was struck by paralysis that afternoon and died later at his daughter’s residence.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
Henry Warner
Samuell H. Rogers
Governor Hughes unlikely to seek renomination
New York December 9 State Senator Alfred R. Page a longtime Hughes confidant says the governor will not accept another nomination. He adds that if Hughes remains in public life after next year it would be because Republicans elected him president of the United States.
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Hughes
New York
Alfred R. W Page
United States
Beauty Doctors Endorse Herpicide In Letters From Specialists
Two Portland beauty specialists praise Newbro's Herpicide for stopping hair loss and dandruff. Bertha A. Trullinger and Grace Dodge sign letters endorsing the product, available in 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes. Sample offer 10 cents via The Herpicide Co. Detroit, Mich. THOMA'S PHARMACY is listed as special agents.
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Newbro
Bertha A. Trullinger
Morrison St
Portland
Ore
Grace Dodge
Sixth St
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mick
Third year graduate listed with medical notes
Fragmentary medical entry notes a third year graduate from K ville School with acute electronicid cases treated. Mentions Junkin block and office numbers 1 tz 187 1:305 pp m with phone contact at residence and office 740.
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Kville School
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