Dean Taylor to Change Address Details
Dean Taylor and W. Taylor file notice seeking a change of address and provide both the old and new locations for official records.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
6
Dean Taylor and W. Taylor file notice seeking a change of address and provide both the old and new locations for official records.
The trial continues as state seeks to prove the New York Times article sold to Brandenburg was forged and that he knew it. Charles M. Lincoln of the Times testifies regarding Hastings letters confirming assignments and signature verifications.
Statistician W. W. Ruly of the anthracite companies testified in the government suit charging coal roads with illegal combination. He discussed the 1902 strike settlement and wage increases tied to price rises, admitting likely parity of gains between miners and operators. He suggested the public paid about 34 million more for coal if miners gained 17 million.
On June 18 the New York Stock Exchange saw a sharp decline as prices broke and trading accelerated. The market moved into a demoralized tone amid heavy selling pressure.
John Ra mera, once a Chicago leader of the Black Hand in western Canada, was sentenced to fourteen years. He escaped with outside aid two weeks ago but was recaptured while bound for Seattle after the recent conviction. Alabama Iron Company Fails in Birmingham.
The 19th annual convention of the tenth district Christian Endeavor opens in Fairfield under the English Lutheran church with delegations from Ottumwa Mt. Pleasant and others. Sessions at the Christian Lutheran and Baptist churches proceed with prayers discussions and an afternoon trip around Fairfield for delegates and escorts.
Local society notes report Hazel Manatrey arriving home from S U S at Jows City. Frequent social items include Mrs John Mohler hosting a Friday 2 30 meeting of the Foreign Missionary Society. A wedding in Albert Lee is noted with Clyde Warner returning home.
C I Green of Fairfield Iowa files a general assignment for all creditors transferring non exempt property. Creditors must present claims within three months. Witnessed in Fairfield June 44 1909 by B T Raines recorder.
In Pottsville district, June 18 a woman identified as Mrs Kate Sperenze was found with a fractured skull and forty stab wounds in her body at her Coaldale boarding house. Her seven year old daughter was fatally wounded. no suspect has been identified. The victim ran a boarding house for miners.
Dr A D Melvin chief of the bureau of animal industry and Dr R P Steddom with other agriculture officials came to East St Louis to inspect government meat inspection. James F Harms of Fremont Ohio former inspector urged public hearings. The investigation began behind closed doors and Inspector Harris withdrew after learning hearings would be private.
Jefferson City Mo June 18 William Moore a truck farmer was shot and killed from ambush in Galloway county about five miles from the city William Grider who was with Moore said he believed the shot targeted him and refused to name the suspected killer.
A compact note highlights that employment and personal want ads in the Daily Journal yield prompt responses. Local readers report quick inquiries and successful notices after placing classified listings.
A local supplier advertises a fine tea assortment including Oolong and Japan Teas never opened since packing. Packages range from 1 to 2 pounds at 25 to 50 cents per pound, with Imperial Gun Powder Young Hyson and bulk Japans also available.
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