Magill Case Advances As Poison Tests Proceed
Reports from Chicago indicate no poison traces found in Mrs Pet Magill stomach and no murder evidence yet. Grand jury deliberations continue as Marguerite Magill remains unfound and a writing expert reviews alleged letters amid secrecy and cautious witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Tre
George Bhdmonsonce
Chicago
Pet Magill
Marguerite Magill
Fred Magill
John B. Wesener
Columbus Laboratories
Miller
Clinton
Grand Juru
Struggle for a Revolver Ends in Franks Death
Berry Sars a noted Canton main of Indianaola shot and killed his brother Frank Sams 37 during a dispute over a revolver at the latter's place of business. The weapon discharged wounding Frank in the abdomen and also hitting bystander Bradley Popeder. Frank died shortly after. the brothers had been friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danville
Bradley Popeder
Stander
Frank
Tudianola
Louisville
Consolidation of Ten Coal Mines Formed in East St Louis
The reconsolidation of ten coal mines and a tannery into the Bessemer Coal Company with $1,000,000 capitalization was announced with the election of officers. It aims to consolidate miners along the Winds Central Railway southward from East St Louis. W S Wilson of Pinckneyville, IL is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St. Louis
Besseaner Coal Company
Winds Central Railway
Monument to War Governor Yates in Indiana Statehouse Plan
Matt Starr of Jacksonville has started a movement to build a monument to War Governor Yates. A committee will seek to bring the project before the next state encampment and petition the Legislature for an appropriation for the monument in front of the statehouse. The argument cites Indiana’s honoring of Morton as a precedent for Yates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yates
Jacksonville
Matt Starr
Post
Indiana
Morton
Peoria Supervisor Whiting Arrested in California Embezzlement Case
Los Angeles dispatch reports Frank K. Whiting, supervisor of Peoria, Illinois, arrested on embezzlement charges and handed over to Peoria Deputy Sheriff Thompson to transport the prisoner back to Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Whiting
Peoria
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank K. Whiting
Illinois
Thompson
Peorlu Liter
Death Takes Two Physicians in Jacksonville
Two prominent Jacksonville physicians died within an hour of each other. Chod rich, age 50, served on the city council. Dr E Burkeholder, aged 52, held the medical post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
M. HH
Goodrich
E. Burke Saree
Chodrich
Burkeholder
Tragedy in Versailles as Huntington killings unfold
Major Henry A Hunting ton dies after a murderous attack by his son on his two brothers and two sisters in Versailles France. The funeral is set for next Thursday at the English church and the body will not be sent to the United States. Alana Huntington remains in precarious condition after a bullet lodged near her lung.
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Versailles
France
Henry A. Huntington
Henry
United States
Alana Huntington
Major Huntington Civil War officer remembered in obituary notice
Washington July 31 Major Huntington a distinguished officer of the volunteer army in the Civil War is noted. Born in Illinois to Alonzo Huntington and Patience Lorraine Dyer, he entered service as second lieutenant in the Ninth Illinois cavalry from October 9 to November 6, 1861, rising to major and serving through the war until his resignation on November 19, 1869.
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Faith Huntington
Henry Huntington
Washington
Tuly
Major Huntington
Iie
Minois
Alonzo Huntington
Patience Lorraine Dyer
Ninth Illinois Cavalry
Ife
Nationalists Lead Philippine General Election Victory
In partial returns from fifty of eighty districts, the Nationalists tally thirty one seats, with ten Progressives and eight Independence candidates, plus one Roman Catholic. In Manila the Nationalists win by large margins. Commander Gomez claims District 1, while Justo Lakban contests both Independence seats. Full results expected in ten days or two weeks.
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Manila
Cominander Gomez
Justo Lakban
Moyer Freed on Bond. Heads to Salt Lake City
Charles H. Moyer president of the Western Federation of Miners is released from Ada county jail on a 25000 bond signed by Timothy Redgan and Thos Jones. He will travel to Salt Lake City with William D. Haywood then to Denver. De T G McGee bound over for trial after perjury hearing in Wallace Idaho with McGee claiming Orchard was in Wallace in August 1904.
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Boise
Ida
Charles H. Moyer
Western Foderation of
Ada County
Timothy Redgan
Thos
Jones
Moyer
Salt Lake City
William D. Haywood
Denver
Federation
de T. G. McGee
Wallace
Haywood
McGee
Harry Orchard
Orchare
Idaho
Cunarder Lusitania Features Veranda Cage and Regal Suites
The Lusitania, the largest ship afloat, showcased a veranda cage with protected sea air views. It also offers two regal suites costing 2000 dollars per trip. Sir William White linked the liner to its notable build and coal use of about 450 tons per hour for a transatlantic voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiverpool
Lusitania
William White
Grant’s Grandson to Wed Miss Root
Washington announces the engagement of Miss Ndythe Root daughter of Secretary Elihu Root to Lieutenant Ulysses Grant Jr son of Major General Frederick Dent Grant and grandson of the late President. A wedding date has not been set likely in early autumn.
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Grant
Miss Root
Washington
Ndythe Root
Elihu Root
Ulysses &. Grant Tlf
Frederick Dent Grant
Department of the East
Grit
Thaw Denies Wife Plans Return to Stage
Harry K Thaw issues a signed statement from the Tombs refuting reports that his wife plans to return to the stage. He calls the story false, suggesting it aims to damage her character and injure them both for cowardly reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry K. Thaw
Philadelphia Firm Falls to Receiver in Court Action
Edward Gilbert & Co., a major building and contracting firm based in Norfolk, Virginia, has been placed in the hands of a receiver by the Common Pleas Court of Philadelphia. The action affects a leading regional contractor with extensive operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Falls
Edward Gilbert & Co
Norfolk
Common Pleas Court of Philadelphia
Daily Journal Delivery Across City At 100 Per Week
The Daily Journal offers home delivery to any part of the city for 100 a week. Subscribers can receive the newspaper at their address with weekly billing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Daily Journal
the Daily Journal
Journal
Humphreys A AU Fever Conventions and Cures
Product claim list of diseases and ailments including lung fever distemper worms colic dysentery and kidney and bladder disorders. Mentions free book mailed and various remedies advertised with strong promotional tone and authority claims.
Canal Springs Aleak Narrow Escapes In Syracuse
A canal aqueduct arch near Syracuse collapses sending four canal boats into Onondaga Creek. Boats and cargoes are lost, two women and a child saved, and a bridge wall damaged. Flood danger subsides after water is drained. traffic halted for days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
Onondaga Creek
Empire Flouring
Bartels and
Greenway Breweries
Peter J. Réler
Black River
Fred Race
Henry Race
Standard Mil Company
Goodelle
J. J. Bailey
F. Davenport
Frank G. Fout
New York
Watkins
Fout
Thomas Wheeler
Onondaga Lake
Indianapolis Hero Dies After Saving Bathers at Kenny's Bluff
Earle Irgen of Indianapolis drowned while rescuing four companions swept by a strong undercurrent near Kenny's Bluff harbor. He and the party had crossed the bay in a small boat and entered the water unaware of dangers. Irgen assisted each man to shore before collapsing and losing his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cylon
Earle Irgen
Indianapolis
Ind
United States
Irwen
Kenny's Bluff
Hey
Irven
Pettus Funeral Held in Selma After Pettus Death
The funeral of United States Senator Ed Mund W Pettus was held in Selma after his death Saturday at Hot Springs North Carolina. Interment was in Live Oak cemetery where Senator John T Morgan was buried less than two months earlier. The ceremony accorded the greatest honors ever paid an Alabama citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selina
Ala
United States
Edmund W. Pettus
Hot Springs
N. C
Live Oak Cemetery
John T. Morgan
Pettus
Georgia House adopts Hardman Covington prohibition bill
In Atlanta on July 81 the Georgia senate approved the Hardman Covington prohibition measure and the house adopted it by a large vote. Two amendments added by the house will require the bill to return to the senate for concurrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Georgia Senate
House
Wisconsin appoints Goggins to railway rate commission
Bernard Goggins of Madison appointed by Governor Davidson to succeed John Barnes on the state railway commission. Barnes, chairman, resigns immediately after the legislature passes a 2 cent railway rate bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Bernard &. Goggins
Davidson
Railway Rate Commission
John Barnes
Barnes
State Railway Commission
Wisconsin Regislature
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Promote Quick Relief
The best remedy for backache weak kidneys and bladder inflammation is DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills. Their action is prompt and sure. A weeks treatment costs 25 cents. Sold by Wm F Jungkunz druggist 85 Stephenson Street.
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DeWitt
Wm. F. Jungkunz
Stephneson Street
Local Piano Tuner and Teacher Advertised Services
J Burdett a piano tuner takes orders at Brown and Dollmeyer’s or by phone. Harriet M Burbank offers piano instruction at Grove Street location.
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J. Burdett
Brown & Dollmeyer
Harriet M. Burbank
Studin Au Grove
St. S
The Daily Journal Delivers Citywide Newspapers for One Week
The Daily Journal offers citywide delivery for one week at a flat rate, distributing newspapers to all neighborhoods and ensuring access for every reader. Subscriptions or single-copy options are available with home delivery or pickup points.
Glycerine in Dr. Pierce’s Medicines Promotes Healing
The glycerine in Golden Medical Discovery boosts medicinal root extracts and surpasses alcohol in solution. It aids Black Cherry bark, Bloodroot, Golden Seal, Stone root, and Queda h’s root in treating lingering coughs and bronchial issues. It also supports nourishment in wasting conditions and claims to purify blood and heal sores. Send for a free booklet. no alcohol is used.
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Pierce
Finley Ellingwood
Bennett Med. College
Chicago
Golden Medical Discovery
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo, N. Y
Idols for India in a landscape of gods and farmers
The article surveys India's vast population of over 300 million Hindus Muslims and others with agriculture as the core livelihood. It describes widespread village deities guardians spirits and temple crafts tied to farm life and monsoon fortunes, noting foreign trade in religious items and varied regional beliefs.
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Hindustan
India
Himalayas
Cape Comorin
Calcutta
Birmingham
Philadelphia
Eyvery
South India
Mariamman
New York Times
Teavy Drinkers Benefit From Water Health Rule
A medical note from W. R. Cc. Latson M. D. states heavy drinkers remain healthy when their excess liquid intake is limited to water, emphasizing hydration discipline over other beverages. The quotation suggests a humorous paradox about moderation and health in drinking habits.
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W. R. Cc. Latson, M. D
Freeport Testimony Supports Doan's Kidney Pills
Freeport residents testify to lasting relief from kidney and back trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. Elias Church describes severe pains and fatigue before cure, then reports a full recovery and ten years without symptoms. The statement, dated 1897 and reaffirmed in 1907, extols lasting benefits with price and agent details.
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Freeport
Doan
Elias Church
Spring St
United States
Taft Foraker Fight Over Ohio Gop Endorsement
In Columbus Ohio the Republican state central committee indorsed Secretary Taft’s candidacy for president by a 11 to 6 vote, opposing elimination of the Foraker faction. Foraker dissented openly, losing one vote as A W McDonald broke with Foraker on the final ballot. Chairman Brown’s ruling on the meeting order was sustained 12 to 7 amid high party tension.
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Taft
Republican State Central Committee
Foraker
Ohio
A.W. McDonald
Nell House
Overturf
B. McCoy
Brown
McCoy
Hamilton County
Ohio Republicans Defeat Motion to Adjourn on Foraker Dick Resolution
Ohio Republican committee votes 46 to 5 to back an amended resolution opposing the elimination of Senators Foraker and Dick from public life. The amendment passes 11 to 10 with Phipps proposing it and Taft supporters backing the stance to reassure Taft backing in the next national convention. Senator Foraker replies that he will not be bound by the action and will follow the state convention’s authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Foraker
W. AL. Phipps
Committeeeman Gould
Tayes
Phipps
Taft
AT. Vorys
Taft Camp
Aign
Olfe
Cinemouth
Senate Foraker
Republican State Committee
Death of Civil War Captain Witk in Wichita
Wichita mourns Capt J C Witk of Company P Twenty infantry found dead in bed. Born in Civil War days, he reportedly captured thirteen Confederates solo after the Appomattox era. He was 70 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Kans
J. C. Witk
Twentiet Infantry
Kink
Kansas
Congress
Apne Creek
Virginia
Ele
Wireless towers contract for Alaska use awarded
The United States government has let a contract to United States Steel Corporation for transmission towers to be used for Wireless telegraph services in Alaska. Also notes Kodol digestive aid and vacation newspaper forwarding service with address changes by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam's Wireless
New York
United States
United States Steel Corporation
Alaska
The Perfumed Lady And Odd Humorous Snippets
A collection of quirky quotes from periodicals such as Wortran's Fonte Companion Puck Browning's Magazine and Johnson. It features a pun filled exchange about a bridge game and a comic mishearing about digestion of feet while noting travel wisdom and manners across assorted humorous excerpts. It preserves the era flavor with brief wry lines.
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Hwill
Grand Jury
Tred Magill
Je. C. Davidson
Magill
Per Magill
James M. Green
Wapella
Philippines
Lusitani
Thaw
D. D
FE. E
Peuro-Phenuioulee Inc
J. K
Humphreys’ Medicine Co
Col. William and John Streets
Canal Springs
ALEAK
Hero
Georgia
Moat
Idols For
Ohio Republican Committee
Columbus
City
Vort
Repub- View
Republican
Atete Committee
Ido
Ohloe
House of
Dek
Vorys—Foraker
Stephenson Street
Tan Oxfords
Chulz
Ayer
Wortran
Fonte
Mamma
Mamima
Browning's Magazine
Johnson
Schoeffel & Brokhausen
Galena St
Burrell Brothers
Stephenson St
Coal Pile Savings Bank
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