Judge Defends Remarks After Lake Death Advice Incident
Chief Justice Farry Olson opened an inquiry at Desplaines Street branch into Tadge Going’s remarks to Bertha Lazelle. Going denied advising self harm and said his aim was to shock her into reform, not promote suicide. The report notes public concern over the interpretation of his words and his subsequent disavowal.
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Chicago
Farry Olson
Mnunicipal Court
Desplaines Street
Munterest Court
Tadge Judson Fr. Going
Lfe
Tadge Going
Bertha Lazelle
Chimngo
Judge Going
Lazelle
Deed of a Lunatic In a Tuberculosis Tent Attack
Two nurses guarding a tuberculosis tent at Bartenville thwarted a murder attempt by Max Sippelberger of Chicago who hid a hammer in his bed and fatally injures Willan Finney, a black patient, before being restrained. Finney lies seriously injured.
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Peoria
Tih
Bartonville
Max Sippelberger
Fe m
Willan Finney
Sippelberger
Chicago
Finney
Trenton Man's Wife Dies After Chester Sentence
Aug. 21. The death of his wife from mental derangement following his sentence to Chester penitentiary has drained Muansam A. Youngblood of life. Before learning of her death he showed resolve to win release, then shifted to a posture of despair.
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Trenton
Awl
Hs Wife
Chester
Muansam A. Youngbload
Dis
Child Dies After Drinking Fly Paper Water
In Carmi Newfoundland on August 21 Virgil Baker aged two dies after drinking water from a plate containing a sealed fly paper sheet. His elder sister also drank part of the water but survived.
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Carmi
Virgil
Httle Collow
Primary returns show Davis and Mamer leading in Alabama
Official returns from all counties to the secretary of state for the Republican nomination list J McCann Davis with $8.80 and Christopher Mamer with SS.621 as top vote getters in the primaries reported from Springfield Alabama dated August 21.
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Springfield
Secretary of State
Supreme Court
J. McCann Davis
Christopher Mamer
Ancient Order of Tibernians pick East St. Louis as 19M convention site
Ai nois Ancient Order of Tibernians closed its convention by selecting East St. Louis as the meeting place for 19M and electing officers President John J. Mahoney Chicago secretary Daniel E. Tonhy Blooming ton.
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Springheld
Ainois Ancient Order of Tibernians
Hiv
East St. Louis
Fohn
Mahoney
Chicagyy
Daniel E. Tonhy
Bloomington
King Edward Opens Mareinbad Croquet Lawn
King Edward officially opened the new croquet lawn at Mareinbad and played a game with Anthony Drexel of Philadelphia. Seventy nine men were killed by the explosion in the coal mine at Wigan. Bishop McQuaid spoke at St Bernard's seminary in Rochester NC, collapsed and was thought dying but revived moments later. Reports note dissensions between President McCrea and the diocese.
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King Edward
Mareinbad
Anthony Drexel
Philadelphia
Wigan
G. B
McQuaid
St. Bernard’s Seaionary
Rochester
N. C
McCrea
Lusitania Sets Transatlantic Record With New Speed Marks
The Cunard liner Lusitania completed an Atlantic crossing in 4 days 15 hours, lowering the previous record by 2 hours 40 minutes. She left Tinants Rock at 11:30 last Sunday and anchored off the bar yesterday after a 2,718 mile voyage at an average 25.05 knots. She also set a new record for greatest single day run at 650 knots and topped 25.66 knots over 24 hours.
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New York
Cunard
Lusitania
Atlantic
Tinants Rock
Taesitania
Markets Report from Chicago Board of Trade Quotations
Chicago and Buffalo market notes show Wheat Corn and Oats prices and cash sales. live stock and hay markets include hogs cattle sheep and poultry receipts with price ranges. Regional quotes list specific classes and figures for February deliveries and current trading sessions.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Timothy
Twinois
Indion
Wisconsin
Whois
Indiana
Child Recovers After Fever Aide From Doctor
In a brief note from a Delineator excerpt Marjorie’s mother calls the doctor as her daughter’s fever remains just over one hundred. The doctor believes she will be well in a day or so, and Marjorie smiles through tears hoping for a promised dollar if she earns a hundred in any task.
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Marjorie
Matima
Late Summer Garden Notes Emphasize Continuous Growth
Garden guidance urges steady watering and mulching for celery and potatoes, with emphasis on strong soil, manures, and frequent cultivating. It advises timely thinning for lettuce, staking tomatoes, pinching cucumber shoots, and drying shallots before storage while protecting onions from maggot or mildew.
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Gore
Auto Power on the Farm by Suffolk Engineer Belden
An enterprising Suffolk Conn farmer E C Belden uses his automobile to drive farm machinery notably a wood saw. He blocks wheels with wood stakes or holes in the ground and extends a crankshaft with a flange to connect to the balance wheel. The setup provides travel power and farm work capability away from the farm.
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E. C. Belden
Suffolk
Conn
Most Useful Tree of Brazil
The carnabuba palm of Brazil is described as the world's most useful tree. It provides medicine from its roots, timber for cabinet makers, and sap that can be turned into wine or rib, with sugar and starch also obtainable. Its fruit serves as cattle fodder and its nut is a coffee substitute. pith yields various works.
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Brazil
Shift in Yellow Pine Production Shifts to Southwest
US yellow pine production has moved from the South Atlantic to the Southwest. Louisiana Texas Mississippi and Arkansas each produced 10 percent or more of the total cut last year.
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United States
South Atlantic
Louisiana
Texas
Mississippi
Arkansas
ManZan Pile Remedy Promotes Nonoperative Outcome
An advertising notice claims piles surgery may be avoided using ManZan Pile Remedy. It lists prices by H J Moogk and C PGuener.
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H. J. Moogk
C. P. Guener
Opening a Book Tight binding cautions and tips
The article warns against violent handling of bindings and stresses proper opening methods. It recounts a connoisseur who damaged a book by forcing the back and leaves, illustrating risks of mishandling and the need for gentleness in bookbinding care.
How to Sweep a Room and Keep Things Cold Without Ice
Practical household tips describe sweeping a room in sections with a broom and whisk broom for tight spaces, plus using a dampened wool sack frame dairy to keep milk and butter cold without ice. A water‑soaked canvas and wool strips feed cooling air, preserving flavor and freshness.
Silk care tips from an old domestic guide
The article lists four things to avoid when washing silk: soap heat rubbing and wringing. It advises lukewarm water a light lather from dissolved soap and bran water if not heavily soiled. Do not let lump soap touch silk. Swish rinse in cold water with vinegar then squeeze between dry cloths and iron with tissue paper.
Cure Sleeplessness With Body Friction And Warm Drink
The text suggests sleeplessness stems from nervous temperament and excess heat in the head. It recommends rubbing the whole body with a brush or cloth to draw blood away, then soaking hands and feet in hot water and drinking hot milk or cocoa for relief.
How to Make a Cheap Writing Table
A frugal guide describes making a writing table from two boxes with optional Boer boxes on each side for extra pigeonholes. After sanding sizing staining and varnish this DIY desk becomes ornamental and solid. Emphasizes using many screws and careful work to avoid amateur errors.
Early Vivisection History from Ancient to Modern Times
The article traces vivisection from Galen in A D 175 and Alexandrian school work to modern beginnings with William Harvey and John Hunter. It notes it as a valued knowledge source through the Roman era, with twenty first century practice often met with protest by animal protection societies.
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Galen
William Harvey
John Hunter
Young Marquis and Countess Escape Guillotine Tale
During the French terror a nineteen year old Marquis Jean de Lefevre marries Artinse Bloumette to flee the killings. When he is seized by the committee of safety Artinse orchestrates a daring escape from prison aided by a wax pellet message and a rope plan. They reach the border and survive.
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France
Loire
Jean de Lefevre
Mary Arthise Bloumette
Jean
Artinse
Tain
Citizen Lefevre
Committee of Safety
Lis Escapre
Adelaide Ruth Hill
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advertorial notes Bees Laxative Cough Syrup provides prompt relief for coughs croup hoarseness and whooping cough. Described as gentle laxative with a guaranteed effect attributed to makers H. J. Moogh and C. P. Quen.
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H. J. Moogh
Burdett Piano Tuner Listings at Brown & Dollmoreys
F. J. Burdett is listed as a piano tuner in the Brown and Dollmorey firm directory with a contact phone noted. This small classified item records his trade and business presence in the local ads.
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F. J. Burdett
Brown É& Dollmoeyer
Daily Journal Delivers Citywide Newspaper Service
The Daily Journal offers home delivery across the city for a weekly fee. Subscribers receive the paper at their doorstep every week with standard carrier service.
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National Kaitorial Association
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Charles K. Jackson
Great Lakes
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Youngbload
Davis
Mamer
Hibernians
The
Chicago Grain
East Buffalo
Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Stork Commission
N.Y
Connecticut
Atto Tower
Jourpil
Araza
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the Daily Journal
Union Loan and Building Association
Freeport, Ill
Fays
S. Galena Ave
Rice Bldg
Ilogsod Sy
Santa Clara California
California
Burrell Brothers
Stephenson St
Warne
Freeport Gas Light & Coke Co
ACME
Galena Street
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