Moors Fight Casablanca Bombardment Shocks Tangier
Tangier reports heavy clashes as foreign warships bombard Casablanca. French Galilee and Du Chayla plus Spanish Don Alvaro de Bazan fire on Moorish positions while civilians suffer. Italy demands reparation for three killed and one wounded Italians. Rabat warns of critical situation as Berber tribes threaten invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galilee
Spain
Casablanca
Duc Chayla
du Chayla
Italy
Senor Neragzini
Casa Blanca
Rabat
French Marines Clash With Moors Amid Casablanca Bombardment
Tangier dispatch reports Sunday clashes in Casablanca as French forces shell Moorish positions. Marines land after volleys near water gate, one ensign wounded, 150 Moors dead, and shelling drives Arabs from markets while Galilee and Du Chayla shell nearby villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tangier
Argenti
Casablanca
Galilee
Paris
Chusablanch
Antiole
Anatole
Galideo
du Chayla
Ba Chayla
Ender Coumandant Mangin
Sidi Gelout
Frederick Victory Report From New York Office
Brief item from New York dated August 7 notes Frederick Bt. in focus as judiciary matters progress. Unclear context limits fuller detail but signals a named individual tied to legal proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couderton Qur Judiciary
New York
Frederick
Conder of Contert Hros. Sees International Legal Systems
A visitor from Europe asserts that England and France run superior judicial systems to the United States. He argues American judges often lack solid justification for their positions, attributing this chiefly to political influence in the U.S. judiciary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Te Ta
England
France
United States
Ife
New Paper Mill Combine Visited by New York Traveler
John T. Junrahan of New York visits Appleton Wisconsin mills to study forming a state wide non trust combine. He travels with TY Hanrahan Jr and J S Lansing. Van Nortwick hints eastern capitalists seek control. Menasha Paper property may be appraised first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
John T. Junrahan
New York
TY. Hanrahan, Jr
J. S. Lansing
Hanrahan
Wisconsin
John van Nortwick
Ive Locks Company
Hamatian
Menasha Paper Company
THAT COIN CAME BACK Place on Stage for Marguerite Magill
Danville Aug 7 fourteenth years ago Mack Miller a Danville street car man aged fifteen stood before a Bristol Va circus pageant. His mother’s dollar and pennies funded a lemon ade and peanuts while a statuesque blonde returned a silver dollar claiming it. Mack shared the tale of the coin’s journey and his vow not to part with it again for fifty dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Mack Miller
Bristol
Tigelli
Nimbo
Mile
Melisse
Mack
Trimimin
Eirens
Capt Young's Claim About Isle Royale Flag Raised
Washington reports the state department dismisses Captain Young and his Canadian party's plan to raise the British flag over Isle Royale. Officials cite the 1842 treaty naming the channel between Isle Royale and the mainland as the boundary in Lake Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young
Washington
State Department
Captain Young
Isle Royale
Lake Superior
Wife Shooter a Fugitive
New Castle California August 7 A dairyman Lafayette Parks in a jealous rage grabbed his wife by the throat and fired five shots. Three shots may have caused her death. Parks fled into the surrounding hills as state constabulary pursues him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castle
State Constabulary
Lafayette
Parks
Dover Swimmer Falls Short In English Channel Attempt
James Wolffe, amateur swimmer from Dover, made a fifth attempt to cross the English Channel from South Foreland to Cape Blanc, France. He covered about three-quarters of a mile short of the goal in fifteen and a half hours, but tide turns pushed him away and ended the record attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
England
English Channel
James Wolffe
South Foreland
Cape Blanc
France
Russian Emperor Sails Home From Swinemunde Standart Voyage
Emperor Nicholas sails for home aboard the Standart in Swinemunde Prussia escorted by a Prussian squadron. Earlier Emperor William and Princes Henry and Adelbert dined with him aboard the Standart and William plans to proceed to Wilhelmsholhe upon departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swinemunde
Prussia
Nicholas
William
Henry
Adelbert
Willam
Wilhelimsholhe
Magill Daughter Offered Stage Chance Amid Murder Indictment
In Bloomington Illinois area on Aug 7 Attorney R A Lemon said Fred Magill and his wife, indicted for murder in Clinton, may have their daughter Marguerite Magill, 19, pursue an acting career. A Chicago manager offered Sept 1 to help the family, praising her dramatic talent. Marguerite, educated at Sinsinawa Wisconsin, has not decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
R. A. Lemon
Fred Magill
Clinton
Marguerite Magill
Magill
California
Chicago
Miss Magill
Sinsianwa
Wis
Negro Lynched in Texas After Attempted Rape Arrest
A Black man named Tom Hall was arrested in Goliad Texas after being charged with attempting to rape two young white women. He was placed in the city jail and found dead hanging from a tree in front of the jail the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Range
Tex
Tom Hall
Goliad
Marly
Storm Hits Winona Causes 100000 Dollar Damage
A tele phone message from Winona Minnesota reports a terrific wind and rain storm that struck that city causing estimated damage of 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Aug. T
Winona
Earthquake Felt in Valparaiso After Albany Shock
An earthquake shock was felt late Monday in Valparaiso as reports cite a tremor following an Albany event. Local observers described a brief jolt with minor structural movement near the port.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Santiago
Chil
Valparaiso
Farmland Philanthropist’s School Musters Rebuffed
Potomac Alabama August reports A B Judy a wealthy farmer built a $10 000 school in memory of his mother and as a gift to the public to unite township districts but residents refuse to accept it citing a stone inscription praising mental and moral uplift as a slight to their people Now Judy seeks a plan for the unused building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac
A. B. Judy
Baseball Scores From Across Leagues and Cities
Scores show results from multiple leagues including National American and Western. Key games feature Pittsburg 7 innings win, Cincinnati 4 ten innings, Chicago 2 New York 0, Philadelphia 4 Cleveland 2, Boston 5 St Louis 4, New York 6 Chicago 2, Toledo 6 St Paul 2, Louisville 7 Kansas City 2, Columbus 6 Minneapolis 2, and Milwaukee 5 Indianapolis 7 with weather notes in Des Moines and Lincoln Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
St. Louis
Toledo
St. Paul
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Western
Lincoln
Omaha
Des Moines
Rioting Italians Trounced by Fordyce Vigilantes
Word from Fordyce Illinois reports a mob of rioting Italians controlling the town. Sheriff Hanson and a posse found Mayor Crain and most residents armed and threatening to shoot, causing the mob to retreat. No injuries reported and seventeen rioters arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Fordyce
Here
Hanson
Crain
Severe storm Numbs Springfield with blackout and damage
A violent storm struck Springfield Alabama on August 7 with heavy rain wind and thunder. The city lost street lights and darkness followed as trees toppled and telegraph and telephone service were disrupted for a time. Interurban cars were halted and crops suffered damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Pioneer Killed by Train in Princeton
M T W Lathrop a pioneer of Bureau county and Princeton resident was struck by a Burlington passenger train and killed instantly in Princeton on August 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
M. T. W. Lathrop
Bureau County
Burlington
Kodol for Indigestion Advertised by Local Store
A vegetable acid preparation named Kodol for Indigestion and Dyspepsia is advertised as digesting what you eat. Sold by Win F P Jung Kunz at 85 Stephenson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win
Jung- Kunz
Stephenson St
Choice building lots in Arcade addition for sale cheap
Property listing announces building lots in Arcade addition offered by Arcade Manufacturing Co with cheap price and monthly payments. Contact Arcade Manufacturing Co for details and terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcade Manufacturing Co
Daily Journal Delivery Rates Noted
The Daily Journal offers city wide delivery at 10 cents per week. The notice highlights affordable subscription terms for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Daily Journal
What Ails You and Golden Medical Discovery Claims
An advertisement touts Golden Medical Discovery as a liver tonic and stomach regulator to treat fatigue headaches coated tongue and acid reflux. It lists native forest plant ingredients and cites medical authorities while offering a free booklet and endorsing Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets for use with the discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Bartholow
Jefferson Med. College
Phila
H. Wood
Univ.of
Pas
Edwin M. State
Chicago
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Church and Clergy Traditions and Aging Leaders
The article notes that the title reverend became common in the mid seventeenth century. It reports Sparrow damage to Westfield First Congregational Church requiring safety repairs. Evangelist Reuben A. Torrey cites years of rely on prayer for family needs in New York. Bishop Thomas Bowman of Orange New Jersey turns ninety, living with Burns Caldwell. Reverend Dr David Magie of Paterson retired after a $5,000 gift, remains pastor emeritus and heads church erection board in New York City and Princeton Theological Seminary trustee roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Westfield
Mass
Reuben A. Torrey
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
New York
Thomas Bowman
Methodist Episcopal
Burns D. Caldwell
Orange
N. J
David Magie
Paterson
Church of the Redeemer
Presbyterian Board of Church Erection
New York City
Princeton Theological Seminary
Household hints and a committee to protect workers
A revival of cross stitch embroidery ideas for decorative effects is shared. A simple method to shorten deep hems uses a tuck on the inside held by laundry starch. Ironing with large buttons down sinks them into padding for a smooth finish. An industrial committee of ministers from leading denominations, formed in Ti nois, aims to influence legislation to protect factory workers from accidents and disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinois
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad in Freeport
An advertisement urges readers to watch kidney health and try Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. William Klocke of 35 Shawnee Street, Freeport, reports improved kidney function, less back pain, and regular secretions after using the product from Emmett's drug store. Foster Gillburn Co. Buffalo remains sole U.S. agents. price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport
Dean
William Klocke
Shawnee Street
Emmett
Doan
Foster-Glilburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Proposals for Painting Jail in Stephenson County
Sealed proposals by the Stephenson county building committee for painting the jail will be received until 12 noon August 10 1807. Details available at the sheriff s office. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Bids may be left with Sheriff Milner or any committee member. Lord Building Committee members named O E Stine R R Thompson D I Flvuts 7-3
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Stephenson County
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff Milner
O. E. Stine
R. R. Thompson
D. I. Flvuts
Lord Building Committee
Numerous Details Emerge In Georgia Sailor Missing Mystery
Henry Francis Lynch, a United States marine on the battleship Georgia at anchor in the Hudson River, is missing after reportedly toppling from the ship while hanging a halyard. His father alleges foul play and seeks police investigation while officers note Lynch disappeared after reporting for duty on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Francis Lynch
United States
Georgia
Studson River
Lynch
Daniel Lynch
Coeorgia
McCrean
Hintern
Wanted a Mayor for Kansas City as Resignation Emerges
Mayor Dudley H. Cornell of Kansas City Kansas resigns over city expenses outrunning revenues amid liquor and gambling suppression. Council withholds acceptance unanimously as the Galveston style commission plan by businessmen is discussed as an alternative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Maryor Dudley EH. Cornell
Kansas
Nanans
Galveston
Three Dead in This Wreck Near Raleigh
Raleigh N C Aug 7 two bodies burned in debris and one recovered from the wreck eleven freight cars burned and several passengers slightly injured result of a head on collision on the Southern railway nine miles east of Raleigh last night The dead are W C Parker Spencer N C engineer of freight train Jack Bethel Greensboro N C treman Young of Lexington N C tireman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
Southern Railway
W. C. Parker
Spencer
N. Ci
Jack Bethel
Greensboro
Young
Lexington
Tireman
Oldest Ohio man Jefferson Scott dies in Seneca infirmary
Jefferson Scott, aged about 221, said to be the oldest man in Ohio, died at the Seneca county infirmary where he had resided for three years. North Carolina records list him as a freeman born July 4 1704 in Halifax county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffin
Ohio
Jefferson Scott
Seneca County
North Carolina
Scott
Halifax County
Markets Report From Chicago and Buffalo
Quotations on wheat corn oats and hogs live stock and hay show varied figures with cash sales noted for winter and hard wheats. Buffalo reports steady cattle receipts and mixed hog and lamb markets as dealers adjust to demand and season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Gaza
Nyc
Howe
Hainois
Dudiana
Wisconsin
East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
G. Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Wethrs
Vears
Best
Sires and Sons Famous Names in Brief Biographies
A collage of short notes on individuals including Admiral Yamamoto with a Vandyke beard, George W. Daniis who died at seventy seven, Adams Mass painter of a red white and blue home, Deep River gun accident victim Harry Marvin, Count Wilhelm von Moltke the Christian Scientist interior minister, Straus the tireless Secretary of Commerce and Labor, John A. Baird a Naval Academy hopeful, Governor Warfield aide Captain William Baird, Absalom Baird’s son, William Redenborn New Orleans magnate and railway president, Heinrich Conred Metropolitan Opera director, Bryden Glendening English royal physician, and Hon Alan Tierbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Yamamoto
George W. Daniis
Adams
Mass
Harry Marvin
Deep River
Cona
Count Wilhelm von Moltke
Germany
Commerce and Labor
Straus
Department
United States Naval Academy
John A. Baird
William Baird
Baird
Warfield
Maryland
Absalom Baird
William Redenborn
New Orleans
Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company
Orn
Amer
Pittsburg
Europe
Heinrich Conred
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Sip
Conred
Opera House
Bryden Glendening
Spain
Durham University
Paris
Alan Tierbert
Royal Box Reveals Royal Fashion and Ancestry Patterns
The article notes King Edward’s restrained jewelry taste with simple pieces. It describes the young czarowitz’s face as not distinctly Stavie, showing Danish German English and Russian roots. It mentions the Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar as heir to Holland and a wealthy, bus inessman. Haruko of Japan is praised as intelligent and literary, a noted poetess shaping Japan’s literary history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Czarowitz
Grand Duke
Saxe Weimar
Holland
Europe
Haruko
Mikado
Progress and Labor Advances in Fishing Nets and Tools
A survey of industrial and agricultural innovations notes North sea herring nets covering 5 000 to 6 000 miles nightly, a seven foot plow on a Texas ranch, Tronefoth collars, steel wool weaving like horsehair, and Hiorth of Christiania's electric ore reduction using graphite. Dr. Johnson's quote on hope closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Sea
Texas
Hiorth
Christiania
Norway
Ite
The
Iron and Steel Institute
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Outakirte
Cald Sir Marry MacLean
London
NEW Paper Mill Combine
Man
Czar
Storm
Havoc
Marinea
Chicago Grain
DeWitt
Wm. Fr. Jungkunz
Journal
Ayer
Sires and Sons
the Royal Firily
Mr. Glendening
the Royal Box
Edward
Progress and Labor
Dr. Johnson
Bradfield Regulator GO
Tlanta
Coal Pile Savings Bank
Freeport Hardware Co
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