Perjury in Divorce Threat of the Black Hand
One third of court-ordered fivorces rest on perjured testimony, Assistant State's Attorney Crowe says as Edward Tufts wins a new trial on perjury charges tied to his divorce bid. Raymond Eastman was granted a divorce by Judge Healy after his wife remarried, with a letter from Mrs Eastman to her husband cited. Balvatore Soratino seeks protection from the feared Black Hand after threats to him and his family, while police chase leads. Five north side residents fall ill from tainted meat bought at a local butcher. doctors say recovery is likely.
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Chicago
Crowe
Venoere
Edward BR. Tufts
Milenaire
Tufts
Raymond FH. Eastman
Arden
Dian
Healy
Mary FE. Eastman
Balvatore Soratino
Chicago Avenue
Patrick Lavin
Serrafino
North Side
Ice Price Probe Targets Peoria Dealers
Peoria Illinois July 10 State's Attorney Robert Scholes plans to prosecute an alleged ice dealers' combine after noting wholesale and consumer prices at 8 to 8.25 dollars per ton, more than doubling from a year ago. He will present evidence to the September grand jury to warrant indictments.
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Peoria
Robert Scholes Hag
Fee
Scholes
Frances Shimer trustees aim to raise 35000 for Carnegie gift
Mount Carroll Illinois July 10 trustees of Frances Shimer academy voted unanimously to raise 35000 by April 1 1907 to match Andrew Carnegie 10000 toward a new administration building. About 26000 is in sight but the remainder remains unfound.
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Mount Carrol
Frances Shimer Academy
Andrew Carnegie
Governor Hang Slams Commercial Spirit At Chautauqua
Springfield July 10 The Indiana Governor Hang condemned the commercial spirit of the day for law disregard in an address before the State Baptist Chautauqua He warned that the nation cannot cling to past years and continue and urged a change in attitudes toward corruption and lawlessness.
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Springfield
Hang
Indiana
Galesburg Tragedy At Chautauqua Grounds Crowd Shocked
A large crowd in Galesburg on July 21 witnessed the death of 11 year old Welch son of a local attorney after being dragged under passing cars en route to the Chautauqua grounds. The incident occurred as vehicles waited for arrival details, and authorities launched an inquiry into the untimely death.
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Galesburg
Chautauqua Grounds
Welch
Rock Grovey
Dakota
Buckeye
Winslow
Eraee
West Point
Kent
Florence Tae Sean
Harlem
Freeport
Ridott
Lancaster
Illinois
P. Eckert
W. D. Mack
Drowned Men Die Trying to Save Each Other in Creek
In Rockford WL on July 10 John J Jiacinco and John Piazza drowned in Meat Creek Jiacinco could not swim Piazza attempted rescue and both were carried to the bottom Piazza died in the attempt and Jiacinco also perished
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Rockford
John J. Jiacinco
John Piazza
Meat Creek
Jiacinco
Piazza
Three of a Kind. An Querns, Virginia, MV.
July 10 reports a family with ten children. The parents Jo ten per day and wife welcomed twin six-pound girls who are thriving. The household already includes six other children.
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AN Querns
Virginia
Williamsburg Fire Insurance Firm Faces San Francisco Claims
New York July 10 The Williamsburg Fire Insurance Company position on claims arising from the San Francisco disaster is opposed by resident Marshall B Driggs of the company His statement is challenged by the Humomncenent.
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New York
Williamsburg Fire Insurance Company
San Francisco
Marshall
Driggs
Hunomcenent
Earthquake Clause Disputed by San Francisco Policy Holders
San Francisco policyholders claim a recently added earthquake exclusion, added without notice, may shift liability for damages. Officials argue the clause applies if earthquake is the primary cause, even if fire caused the damage, and that responsibility rests with policyholders who did not read their policies.
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Paix Bn
San Franeseco
Ohio Mine Strike Situation in Steubenville
Steubenville July 10 Deputy Sheriff Murray re-arrested Captain R W Talbot of Bradley mine guards and Guard T B Preston on murder charges tied to the July 1 shooting at United States Coal company mines. Five strikers were shot, one fatally. Other guards desert Bradley fearing prosecutions. No deputies appointed by Sheriff Voorhees as U S Coal president Willard refused to sign an agreement restricting guards to company property only while non-union operates.
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Steubenville, O
Murray
R. W. Talbot
Bradley
T. B. Preston
United States Coal Company
Voorhees
Willard
Stock Yards All In Good Shape Says Secretary Wilson
Secretary Wilson of the agriculture department, in Chicago to implement the new meat inspection act, visited the stock yards. He found the general condition at the yards good and noted hurried efforts to place them in first class condition and a clear desire among authorities to comply fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wilson
Agricultural Department
Quotations Are Private Property Court Ruling
In St. Paul on July 10 the federal court of appeals ruled that stock market quotations are private property even after testing. They must be used only in places by the owners or lessees with their consent. Judge Vandevanter announced the decision.
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St. Paul
Federal Court of Appeals
Vandevanter
Prominent Oshkosh Man Dead at 71 in Wisconsin
Oshkosh Wis July 10 John BR Morgan a prominent lumberman and banker aged 71 is dead He was president of the Morgan company which runs a large sash and blind factory and he also served as vice president of the National Union bank in Oshkosh
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Oshkosh
Wis
John BR. Morgan
Morgan Company
National Union Bank
Morning Majority Organ Described In New London Paper
The July 10 London issue notes the Morning Majority as a new paper calling itself the organ for wage earners, free from party, league, or association ties, signaling a neutral stance aimed at workers regardless of affiliations.
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London
New Morning
Out
Cement workers strike ties up Chicago sidewalks
Laborers strike halts cement work across 100 miles of sidewalks in Chicago.
Turner Turners Decry Canteen Rule At Soldiers Homes
In Newark New Jersey July 10 delegates of the German Gymnastic Alliances report the adoption of a resolution opposing canteens at soldiers homes. They condemn congress for cowardice and call teetotalers arrogant zealots while defending individual liberty and temperance moderation as a moral good. Indianapolis July 19 governor Hanly announces Fort Benjamin Harrison will have no canteen during troop and Indiana National Guard occupation. He notes the army canteen is abolished and there will be ample water instead.
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Newark
Executive Board
Congress
Hfe
Harris
Indianapolis
Fort Benjamin
Indiana National Guard
Hanly
Indiana
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Mayor Rose on Top in Kansas City Case
Kansas City Kan mayor WW Rose has a writ of error from U S Justice Brewer reversing a Kansas Supreme Court ruling. The high court stays a $1000 fine and removal order. Rose to continue duties until the United States Supreme Court acts, with term possibly expiring first.
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Kansas City
WW. W. Rose
Kan
David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Kansas Supreme Court
Rose
John HE
Brewer
Iis
Justice Grewer
New York Broker Kills Self at Waldorf Astoria
Norman G. Leopold a young New York broker shot himself in a Waldorf Astoria room. He left a farewell note to a friend that prompted relatives to search city hotels where his body was found.
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New York
Norman G. Leopold
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
Reading Trenton mill workers strike over wage boost
Reading Pa July 10 workers at the puddle mills of the Reading Tron company planned to resume after a week idle for repairs. Management announced closure for several weeks for further repairs. Ten days earlier the men voted to strike demanding higher puddlers wages.
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Reading
Reading Tron Company
Earle to Succeed Sims as Commerce and Labor Solicitor
Oyster Bay July 10 Charles Earle appointed solicitor for the department of commerce and labor to replace Edwin W W Sims recently named United States district attorney in Chicago Roosevelt announces the appointment to the post in the department.
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Earle
Sims
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Charles Earle
Department of Commerce and Labor
Edwin W.W. Sims
United States
Chicago
Dry dock Dewey arrives at Olongapo after Singapore voyage
Pry Dock Dewey reaches Olongapo harbor this morning marking a smooth passage from Singapore. The voyage was uneventful with no incidents reported aboard.
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Dewey
Manda
Olongapo
Singapore
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Pills Ad
An old advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as the most pleasant and reliable pills of the day. It claims they never gripe and are sold by all druggists.
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DeWitt
Excursion Rates On CO and St. Paul Rail Lines Published
Excursion rates are now in effect on the CO. and St. P. BR. R. Burling ton Hikhorn Delavan Fontana Kangasville Kilbourne Madison Mlcvvarland Baroughren Walworth and Wankesh with return limits up to Sent in Oe J. B. SWHATT, Agent.
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CO. & St. P. BR. R. Burlington
Hikhorn Delavan
Fontana Kangasville
Kilbourne
Madison
MlcVarland
Baroughren
Walworth
Wankesh
J. B. Swhatt
Root Dined at San Shan Porto Rico Dinner for Roosevelt
Secretary of State Root visited San Juan Porto Rico aboard the Charlestan on a voyage to Rio Janeiro. At the Chion club he lunch entertained by George Cabot Ward with US insular and military officials and Spanish merchants. Auditor Hyde proposed a toast to President Roosevelt. Root recalled early concerns over Porto Rico during wartime military rule and avoided comment on citizenship and local issues.
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San Jian
Porto Rico
Bim Root
United States
Rim
Rio Janeiro
George Cabot Ward
Chion Club
Hyde
Roosevelt
Root
Adams of Wisconsin dead
Representative N. C. Adams of Wisconsin died at the Auditorium hotel after several weeks of illness. He was 56, a reform legislator, dairying and real estate man, born in Oneida County New York and raised in Wisconsin. Funeral set for Madison with Speaker Cannon's committee and official state honors.
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Chicago
N. C. Adams
Wisconsin
Auditorium Hotel
Henry Cullen Adams
Congress
Madison
Adams
Oneida County
N. Y
University of Wisconsin
Wis
Charles Cullen Adate
Cannon
House
Death for the dastard Chicago council backs capital punishment
Chicago on May 10 reports the city council unanimously approving a resolution urging capital punishment for assaults on women and children. Alderman Daniel Herphy of the Twenty-Fifth Ward introduced the measure, which directs the state legislation committee to draft a bill for Springfield.
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Chicago
Daniel Herphy
Pwenty-Hfth
Springfield
Interprising Thug Captured in Fresno Patch
A dispatch from Perenda says the lone highwayman who held up a wagon near Aliwanee Saturday night was captured at Wawona. The suspect is Dick Sweet of Grub Guieh Madeira county. He had been suspected in similar crimes but presented an alibi.
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Fresno
Cab
Fran Perenda
Aliwaneee
Wawona
Dick Sweet
Grub Guieh
Madeira County
Mrs McKinley Gifts Glass Windows to Canton Church
Mrs William McKinley presents four memorial art glass windows to the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Canton in honor of the late president. The cost will be several thousand dollars and the windows will be of the finest glass procurable.
Baseball scores from Chicago and national leagues
Baseball scores from July 10 list results across leagues. Pittsburg beat Brooklyn 9 at Pittsburg, Chicago beat Boston 8 to 4, Philadelphia defeated Cleveland 4 to 0, Boston toppled Chicago 5 to 2, New York beat St Louis 2 to 0 in five innings, plus rains affecting Washington and Detroit. Association games show Kansas City loss to Minnesota 5 to 1 and Milwaukee 8 over St Paul 3, with Western results including Lincoln over Des Moines 6, Sioux City-Omaha 13 to 3, and Pueblo over Denver 6 to 3.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York A
Boston
Philadelphia
Cleveland
New York
St. Louis
Washington
Detroit
Association
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Nansas City
Milwaukee
J. Paul
Western
Lincoln
Des Moines
Sioux City
Omaha
Pueblo
Denver
Lichtenberger & Son Market Ad Promotes Sausage Specialties
Don’t fail to call up both phones for our first class market. We carry all items, home made sausage and a specialty. Lichtenberger & Son at 125 Galeda St. b-28d ow.
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Lichtenberger & Son
Galeda St
Trepoff and Urusoff clash over printed proof in pogrom claims
In St Petersburg July 10 Prince Urusoff declares possession of documentary evidence to prove anti Jewish pogrom charges were orchestrated from the capital. He promises to publish within a fortnight while General Trepolin disputes the allegations as local officials misled. Russia’s Stolypin releases official Bialystok voting report to foreign powers.
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St. Petersburg
Trepoft
Har
Prince Urusoff
Trepofl
Prince Urusof
Trepolin
Russia
Stolypin
Bialystok
M. Stolypin
Moscow
Tiieutenant
Tom
Mutiny in Wasarva regiment and cossack mobilization shock Russia
Tamnev reports a July 7 mutiny in Wasarva regiment cavalry with an infantry officer and Nejini dragoon killed. Mutineers barricade in barracks at St Petersbourg as reports from Nova Teherkask show fear over Cossack loyalty after recent parliamentary speeches. In Ust-Medvieditsa Territory the second reserve Cossacks refuse to join the colors.
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Trepott
Nova- Teherkask
von Cossack
Senlar
Constitutional Democrats
Ust-Medvieditsa
The
Don
Doctor Greene Resigns Lincoln Insane Hospital Post
Dr James L Greene longtime superintendent at Nebraska Hospital for the Insane in Lincoln resigns to take effect July 16 He will assume the superintendency of the Illinois Hospital for the Insane at Kankakee replacing his Lincoln post with the Governor Mickey approving the move
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Illinois
Lincoln
Neb
Jamesl. Greene
Nebraska Hospital For the
Mickey
Greene
Tinois Hospital
Kankakee
Kennedy Honey and Tar Laxative Syrup All Aimed At Kids
Children like Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar cough syrup sold by all. It’s advertised as the pleasantest option for treating coughs without opiates and is marketed as safe for children.
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Kennedy
For Sale Residence at 235 N Galena Ave Bargain
For sale a residence at 235 N Galena Ave with modern conveniences steam heat bath rooms city water sewer gas and barn. Will sell house with part or entire lot. Land opportunity for a bargain if taken at once inquire GEO J DETN ladtt 44 Stephenson St.
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N. Galena Ave
GEO
J. Detn
Ladtt
Stephenson St
Duel Over the Dreyfus Case Sparks General Clash
July 10 Caen Paris reports a supreme court session adjourned without a decision in the Dreyfus case. Rennes court martial verdict may be quashed or a new trial ordered. bitterness grows as General Gonge challenges Colonel Mequart to a pistol duel at twenty five paces, Gonge firing and missing. Mequart refused to shoot.
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Paris
Supreme Court
Drevyfts
Taft Speaks on Stump in Greensboro NC July 10
Secretary Taft addressed North Carolina Republicans on the eve of their state convention. The speech opened the congressional campaign, focusing on current political questions and avoiding calls to split the solid South.
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Taft
Greensboro
North Carolina
Honors to Chamberlain Birmingham July 10
The celebration in honor of Joseph Chamberlain's attainment of TO gents was continued last night when 10,000 persons assembled in Bingley hall to witness the presentation of 120 addresses of appreciation of Chamberlain's political services. The addresses came from various parts of the United Kingdom.
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Chamberlain
Birmingham
Jaly
Joseph Chamberlain
Bingley Hall
United Kingdom
Dinner to the Longworthe at the Elysee Palace
Paris on July 10 reports President and Mme. Poullieres hosted a brilliant dinner at the Elysee in honor of May and Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, with a gracious evening described as marked by formal ceremony and diplomatic cordiality.
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Longworthe
Paris
Mme. Poullieres
Elysee Police
May
Nicholas Longworth
Markets and county convention notices from Chicago and East Buffalo
Chicago market quotations show Wheat Corn and Pork prices with varied openings highs and lows alongside cash bids for winter and spring wheat and oats. East Buffalo reports cattle and sheep receipts with price ranges for export and butcher stock, plus hogs and poultry markets. Also included is a call for Stephenson County Republican primary and delegates for county and state conventions to be held August and September 1906.
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Chicago
Chieizo Board of Trade
Tioga
Ees
Young
Chalee
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Stephenson County
Republican County Central Committee
Illinois
Freeport
Illnois
Republican County
Sata County
Pap Agneon
Township
Mitteeman
Del
Jefferson
August Boemeler
Loran—D
Mitchell
Florence
Wilhelms
Silver Creek
Ridott
J. FE. Taggart
John Scheffner
Rock Run
D. G. Lashell
KK. O. I Knudson
Lancaster
James Rezner
B. F Timms
John R. Waddell
W. J. McCann
J. F. Tair
Harlem
Thomas Rigney
W. I. Brady
Ebrin
Joseph Richard
Kent
Frank Erwin
West Point
C. I. Houser
H. C. Houser
Waddams
Wm. Kalley
Buckeye
P. W. Clingman
Dakota
Jason Clingman
Rock Grove
David Melnert
Oneco
A. C
Winslow
I. V. Gagé
Kodal for Dyspepsia Promises Sweet Breath Remedy
A vintage advertisement extols Kodal for Dyspepsia as the cure for sour stomach and bad breath. It links digestion to pleasant breath, claiming Kodal relieves stomach disorders, heart palpitations, and related ailments. Sold by all druggists.
Past Present and Future Paint The Best Paint
Past present and future paint described as the ideal choice. It emphasizes even wear, minimal scraping, and ready repainting. The present paint should require little labor, cover most surface per gallon, and look best. Future paint should resist cracking and peeling for many years.
Low Rates to Minneapolis via Great Western Ry
Great Western Railway offers reduced fares to Minneapolis via Chicago for the G A R encampment from August 18 to 18. Tickets go on sale after August 11. Inquiries to any Great Western agent or J P Elmer G P A St Paul or St. Paul.
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Great Western Ry
Great Western
J. P. Elmer
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