Pay by Installment Fine for Youth in Illinois
In Cileago on July 10 Judge Landis ordered Samuel Bergh to pay a 200 fine in weekly installments of 2. The 19 year old forged a money order for 6 and pleaded guilty. Bergh's father Rev Hans Bergh pleaded for leniency as the judge noted the youth’s past honesty but insisted the sentence stand.
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Samuel Bergh
Hans P. Bergh
Jou
Fudge Meads
Phug
Chicago
Nave
Wo- Hee Shippy
Ammond
Wot. Sparks
Ada Street
Ceorge
Mob Pursues Cavalier at St Louis Plant Riot
George Alvord of Cleveland sought protection at Henrietta hospital after being chased by about seventy five strikers and boys. Bricks and stones were thrown at the hospital, but companions later dispersed the mob. Alvord, under guard protection, had been employed at the American Steel plant on a thirty day contract. No warrants issued.
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St. Louis
George Alvord
Cleveland
American Steel Company
Henrietta Hospital
Alvord
Rilgon
Drowning Tragedy Levels Seven Pinpointed in Bay
Six of seven young men drowned when their boat capsized in Penobscot Bay near Brooksville. Victims include Marcy Dugan the sophomore listed, Amos Robinson 17 Harmond Smith and Frederik Ringwall ages and Willam Yasue age fi from South unknown.
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Penobscot Bay
Cuwnek
Brooksville
Vie
Vietiain Dee Marcy Dugan
Bovegoin College
Amos Robinson
Harmond Smith
Frederik Ringwall
Alt
Baggur
Willam Yasue
South
National Education Association Session Sees Wide Paper Readings
In Los Angeles on July 10, National Educational association members held twelve department sessions. Numerous papers were read across many subjects and extensive discussion followed.
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Los Angeles
Cal
National Educational Association
Chicago Markets Report From July 9 With Grain and Livestock Quotes
Chicago Board of Trade quotations list grain bids for July and September, with oats and soy measures, plus live stock prices. Hog, cattle, and sheep quotes are shown alongside cash sales for different wheat and corn grades and regional price reports from East Buffalo and Dunning & Stevens.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Tuly
Tllnuts
Indiana
Wisconsin
Eaat
Buffalo
Just Buffalo
N.Y
Duty Dunning & Stevens
War cloud hangs over Washington and Tokyo says Telegraph
London July 10 The Daily Telegraph correspondent in The Hague reports a stunned yet guarded mood on the Japan United States stand off. Notes warn a possible direct action against California if Washington cannot curb Japan but editors seek cautious pace toward a pacific settlement. The piece labels the crisis dangerous and urges peace talks over arms as the path to avoid a century of conflict.
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Daily Telegraph
the Tingue
Japan
Washington
California
Pacific
Bnt
The
Hague
United States
Japain
Telegraph Enys
Telegraph
the Hague
Historic Banner on View at Smithsonian in Washington
The Star Spangled Banner flag, which inspired Francis Scott Key, is exhibited at the Smithsonian Institution. Loaned by Eben Appleton of New York, the flag measures about 285 by 86 feet and will be hung in the history hall for public viewing by the thousands who visit the building. Road Gets Peremptory Orders Tolucolo Neb July 10 The state railway commission ordered the Missouri Pacific to file schedules and comply with the Aldrich law by July 11. The act cuts freight rates 15 percent on grain hay fruit potatoes and building material.
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Western Railroads
Interstate Commerce Commission
Illinois
Town
Minnesota
Missouri
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Iowa
Harriman
Washington
Roosevelt
Interstate Conmerce Commission
Oyaler Bay
Historle National
Tolucolo
Neb
State
Missouri Pacifie
Kansas
Ceresota
Barrington Hall
Malta Vita
Imperial Prerogative Enlarged by Imperial Council
St. Petersburg reports the council of ministers has enlarged the imperial prerogative by binding frontier guards to the army to outside parliamentary control. In Philadelphia the Universal Peace union opposed naval war moves and condemned sending warships to the Pacific.
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St. Petersburg
Council of Ministers
Frontier Guards
Mivy Astelnga
Philadelphia
Executive Committee
The
Universal Peace Union
Pacific Ocean
Fire Blazes Tank at Gladys Oil Plant
A 100,600 gallon tank at Security Oil Co plant in Gladys Fire near Beaumont caught fire from sparks. Firefighters battled the blaze as the tank burned, with no immediate report of injuries or further spread.
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Texas Oil
Houston
Tex
Security Ol Company
Gladys Fire
Beaumont
Vacation notice for paper forwarding
Vacation time is here and subscribers leaving the city may have their paper forwarded by leaving their address at the office Call phone 25 to arrange forwarding The Dairy Journal offers citywide delivery for 10c a week with flexible address changes at no extra charge
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Dairy Journal
The Farmer's Wife and the Stomach Churn Tale
A satirical or promotional piece compares stomach digestion to churning butter and promotes Dr. Pierre's Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for foul stomach. It argues a foul stomach taints blood and body, listing symptoms such as bad taste, foul breath, headaches, and indigestion, and offers a free booklet by mail.
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Floreo
Pierre
RB. Ve Piers
Hiltalo
N.Y
Theatrical News on Plays and Personal Ties
Clara Lipman adapts a French play for Louis Mann. The Chorus Lady starring Rose Stahl heads to London. Clara Thummer, Noah's Ark composer, is related to William Gillette. Theodore Burt Sayre finished a new play for Chauncey Olcott next season. Charles Hawtrey to play hero in Lonny Parker's Mr George at the Vaudeville, London. Guy Coombs joins the Columbia theater stock company in Washington after stints with Odette Tyler and Lena Ashwell.
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Clara Lipman
Louis Mann
Rose Stahl
London
Clara Thummer
Lonny N. Parker
Mr. George
Vaudeville Theater
Guy Coombs
Odette Tyler Stock Company
Lena Ashwell
Columbia Theater Stock Company
Washington
Legal principles on damages and injunctions in early cases
The text summarizes three cases: an infant cannot recover damages for loss of services during minority in Comet v Ritter Lumber Co.. Central Iron and Coal Co. v Vanderhurn upheld an injunction against blasting debris on a complainant’s property though negligence was not proven. Koeh v Southern California R R held open safety gates do not grant absolute right to cross tracks without vigilance for approaching trains.
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W. M. Ritter Lumber Company
W. Va
L. AR. A
N. S
Central Iron and Coal Company
Vanderhewurk
Amn
Il. BR. A
Koeh
Southern California Railroad Company
Cal
Animal Oddities and Odd Tales From a Newspaper
The text catalogs peculiar animal facts about mercury tolerance in dogs the greedy mole and a hummingbird defending its nest with eye pecks. It includes a comic exchange about corned beef and cabbage and a mock medical pitch for Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup marketed to children with honey and tar.
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Kennedy
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Stephenson Streat
Special Master in Chancery Schedules Property Auction
Public notice of master's sale in Stephenson County Illinois following a June term decree. Joseph N. Gallaway conservator sues Anna A Mei Chirke Meise and others. William N Cronkrite will auction July 11 at 10 am at the north door of the courthouse Freeport. Property at northwest corner of Galena and Walnut, 69 by 120 feet with frontage on Galena Street.
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R. P. Eckert
Crenit
Stephenson County
Wilnis
Joseph N. Gallaway
Rose J. Grass
Anna A. Mei Chirke M. Meise
William S. Meise
Clarlee
M. Meise
Willam Reiger
William Seeley
Soon
Brerport
Patate
Tie Wei
Freeport
Bresport
Tillnaois
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Walnut Streets
Galena Street
Walnut Street
R. P. Eckerr
London Bridge Opens After Seven Years of Sand Cost
Westmin ster Gazette notes the London Bridge opening in grand fashion on Aug 1831 with royal participants and a water pageant. The project began March 1824, cost about £10,000,000 and involved a 180 yard shift west from the old bridge. Historical context recounts earlier bridges, fires, and the bridge’s evolving use through the centuries.
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William T
Adelaide
London Bridge
Thames
Rowan
Peter
Colechurch
Henry Hoyt
Ise
Ponte Vecchio
Lenidon Briday
James L
Arno
London
Westminster Gazette
Sunday Battles Across Land and Sea Through History
A survey of notable Sunday battles from Waterloo to Oudenarde and Viotiern, highlighting how Sundays shaped key military outcomes. The account references Nelson, the Indian mutiny at Meerut, and a London earthquake tale, ending with an aside on childhood impressions and a patent medicine advertisement.
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Napoleon
Mowe
Inkerman
Tees
Ramillies
Marlborough
Whitsunday
Oudenarde
Malplaquet
Burdett Piano Tuner Seeks Patrons in Grove Street Studio
F. J. Burdett, piano tuner, announces orders at Brown & Dollmeyer and Bert and Harriet M. Burbank teachers of piano. Studio 88 Grove St. Patrons receiving their paper regularly are asked to notify the office.
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Brown & Dollmeyer
Bert
Harriet M. Burbank
Grove St. Soldif
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