Judge Loving Trial Shown Through Daughter's Dramatic Testimony
Elizabeth Loving testified in the Virginia murder case against her father Judge William G. Loving detailing alleged intoxication and assault by Theodore Estes on a buggy ride. The defense argued the daughter's tale influenced the judge to shoot Estes and a subsequent shooting at Volkmann's tavern followed by the killer’s suicide.
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Houston
Pune
Elizabeth Loving
William G. Loving
Theodore Estes
Vireginia Court of Justice
Evelyn Nesbit
Stanford White
Tstes
Bec
S. J. Kidd
Miss Kidd
Kidd
Loving
God
Court hears tearful testimony in Loving murder trial
The trial centers on whether a 20 year old girl’s account can be disproved by the state. Prosecution seeks rebuttal evidence on alleged insanity and intoxication as factors. Miss Loving cried on the stand while recounting events, with attorneys and relatives moved by the testimony.
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Miss Loving
Yioving
Annie Snead
Loving
Estes
Judge Loong
Harry Snead
Snead
William Timstall
Lov
S. B. Melvin
Cease
Jhidwe Loutine
Wivsky
Markets Close and Open Quotes on Wheat Corn and Cattle
Chicago markets report grain prices on Wheat Corn and Oats with opening highs and lows and closing figures for July September and December contracts. Also listed are cash grades for winter and spring wheat corn and a detailed view of live stock hog cattle sheep and hay quotes with regional comparisons from Buffalo N Y.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Mast Buffalo
N.Y
Milwaukee Tragedy Follows Family Feud
In Milwaukee on June 26 a man killed his sweetheart and her father after failing to reconcile a quarrel betweenFeine and the Volkmanns. The dead include Andrew Feine, 8, and Eisle Volkmann, 19, with rank Volkmann 25.
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Milwaukee
Jims If
Andrew Feline
Eisle Volkmann
Rank Volkmann
Servian Prince Narrowly Escapes Death While Rowing
Berlin dispatch reports Crown Prince George of Servia narrowly escaped death while rowing alone on a river. Approaching the Hungarian shore officials ordered a stop for inspection, which he refused. He reached the Servian shore amid a volley of bullets from the officials.
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Berlin
Tagebintt
George of
Servia
Strike extended as Italians kept at Fearse yard
The Fearse shipyard at Great Lakes Engineering Works saw 600 workers quit after Italians brought in during the strike were kept on. The walkout grew to 2,200 men out, while the company dismissed 22 Italians and sent them from the city. Work is expected to resume soon.
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Detroit
Fearse
Great Lakes
Street Car Collision Injures Dozens in Chicago
In a heavy collision at Ogden avenue and Paulina street more than twenty passengers were injured. One man, William Bruns, is reported fatally hurt. Witnesses blame carelessness of a motorman for the accident.
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Chicago
Ogden Avenue
Paulina Street
William Bruns
Manhattan and Bronx street cleaners strike over layoffs
About 250 workers from the New York street cleaning department paused work in Manhattan and the Bronx in protest of department officials laying off fellow employees. The strikers include cart drivers sweepers and dumpmen.
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New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Haywood Defense Focuses on Orchard Threats and Detectives
Testimony for the defense suggests Harry Orchard threatened to kill ex Gov Steunenberg over the Hercules mine dispute. Witnesses claim Orchard and Sterling were seen with mine owners before and after the Independence explosion, implying motives tied to mine ownership. Orchard denies threats. two witnesses corroborate threats.
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Steunenberg
Boise, Ida
Wiliam D. Haywood
Harry Orchard
Frank Steunenberg
Hercules
Orchard
Sterling
Independence
Stennenberg
Idaho
Bloodhound debated in Independence depot bombing trial
Cross examination links defendants to the Western Federation of Miners and associates, cites a bloodhound route to Colorado Springs, and implicates Orchard and Sterling in the Independence station explosion. Witnesses describe meetings with Detective Sterling and D C Scott, while defense contests the depot’s purpose and the bombing plan.
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Western Federation of Miners
Sullyan
Tinywood
Moyer
Cripple Creek
I. McGee
Coeur Delenes
Orchard
Wallace, Ida
Orchant
Idaho
Cripnie Creek
Sterling
Mine Owners’ Association
Independence
D.C. Scott
Imorence and
Independence Station
Tie
Colorado Springs
Steve Adams
Florence and Cripple Creek
Darrow
Chtefs
Bizzard
Buzzard
County Council Condemns Living Statues Exhibitions
London June 26 The county council by a vote condemned exhibitions of living statuary in music as undesirable.
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London
Plays and Players Highlight New Theatrical Works
John Morton in The Raised Messenger hailed as an Ameri can Joly Storm. The Gingerbread Man draws strong tour crowds. Maude Adams to stage Coleridge’s Zama color’s next season. Mme Dernhardt staged the play in Paris. Percy Mackaye spectacle Apoll and Phaon slated under Harrison Grey Blake management.
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John Morton
Creston Clarke
Joly Storm
Maude Adams
Zamacolr
Seaon
Paris
Mme. Dernhardt
Percy Mackaye
English Etchings on British Isles Divisions and Plans
The article notes eleven districts for weather forecasts in the British Isles and describes plans for a London auto market akin to a Tattersalls. It cites London theaters earning about £1,750,000 yearly with actors taking half and authors a small share, plus a Bank of England site valued at $32,500 and a proposed teardown for a seven story building. It also mentions a spurious sports bill with a £20 fine or three months’ imprisonment for aiding actions with released captive animals.
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British Isles
London
Bank of England
New York City Daily Imports And Expenditures In 19th Century
The New York Herald notes forty six foreign consulates in the city. It reports 1 008 700 pounds of sugar consumed daily, 108 people settling daily on average over the last century, and 6 420 aquarium visitors each day with holiday peaks to 18 000. It also states at least 5 000 dollars worth of tobacco is discarded daily in unconsumed cigars and cigarettes.
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New York City
New York
New York Herald
German Gleanings and Art Sale in Berlin
Germany passes a law banning mud throwing at animals. Raphael’s 1514 portrait of Pope Leo X’s brother sells for 106000 dollars, a Berlin record. Sixty major congresses are planned in Mannheim this year as urban migration rises and rural farming declines due to universal service shaping tastes.
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Germany
Raphael
Leo X
Berlin
Mannheim
Ammonia Uses for Health and Household
Ammonia can neutralize poisons from insect or spider bites reducing swelling. It also keeps silver bright cleans windows and mirrors when added to hot water. It cleans dishcloths and brightens faded carpets better with hot water. Adding ammonia to the water for cut flowers prolongs freshness.
Editorial Flings and City Census Jests
A collage of brief quotations mocks running costs Kipling as poet laureate and civic census hype. It notes a blacksmith shop closing on Broad street for improvements and remarks on New York becoming a progressive town.
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Portland
Rudyard Kipling
Newark Star
St. Louis
DeWitts Hazel Salve Sold by Local Druggist
DeWitts Carbolized With Hazel Salve is described as soothing cooling and healing. Sold by Wm Jungkunz a druggist located at 85 Stephenson Street.
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DeWitts
Wm. Jungkunz
Stephenson St
Estate sale petition in Stephenson County court
Robert J. Long administrator seeks an order to sell Lots 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 in Block 8 Rock City to pay debts of Henry Rohrbach. Defendants receive summons for July term 1907 at Freeport courthouse. attorney listed as F C Held Clerk.
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Stephenson County
Sinois
Robert J. Long
Henry Rohbrbach
Sophia Rohrbach
William Rohrbach
Robert Rohrbach
George Rohrbach
Ida Mayer
Olive Rayland
Nora Horstman
Annie Spaulding
Eva Davis
Jennie Cuppett
Jennie Cupidd
Arthur Howe
Arthur Hoyt
Henry Rohrbach
Gald
Rock City
Freeport
Illinois
F. C. Held
For The Housewife Tips On Cleaning And Cooking
The article offers historical household advice on cleaning with dry whiting and woolen cloth, beating eggs for lightness in apple tart, cleaning lamp chimneys, quick potato heating, and a salt and flour method for cleaning delicate fabrics at home with simple mixtures.
Cleaning Rag Carpets Without a Washboard
Shake and beat the woven rag carpet to remove dust then lay it on the grass and drag it across the lawn. Turn and repeat to freshen colors. If grease spots appear, scrub with soap and air in gentle rain to finish. This method saves time and effort.
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Wang
To Remove Freckles With Zinc and Bismuth Paste
The remedy claims success for freckle removal using a paste of ox ide of zinc one half dram subiodide of bismuth one fourth dram dextrin one and three fourth drams glycerin one and one half drams. Apply at night and wash off with borax and sweet oil each morning.
Handy Lapboard in Ohio Garment Work Mentioned
An Ohio note discusses the handy lapboard used with sewing tables to keep cloth flat and taut for cutting out garments. It emphasizes maintaining fabric smoothness during work.
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Ohio
Lapboard patent offers simple versatile table aid
A woman patents a lapboard with a marginal groove and a penetrable felt strip for easy pinning. The feature allows the groove and felt strip to extend partially or fully around the edge, and the design could be applied to a table or similar article for versatility.
Foot soak remedy for aching feet and pains
For tired feet and sharp pains in the lower heels soak feet half an hour in hot water with a heaping teaspoon of washing soda. Keep water hot by adding boiling water. One treatment every two or three weeks suffices.
Washing New Flannels
New flannels contain sulphur and thionels must be removed before cleansing. Soak in warm soap with added ammonia for about twenty minutes, kept covered, then wash as usual.
A Laundry Hint Pepper Helps Washes
A teaspoonful of black pepper added to the first washing water prevents gray and bull from spot ting and keeps colors from running in black or colored garments. The water is not harmed and the effect is immediate.
Removing coffee stains from delicate fabrics
Instructions advise brushing coffee stains on silk or wool with pure glycerin then rinsing with lukewarm water and pressing on the wrong side. Glycerin absorbs both the matter and the grease, enabling stain removal.
Digestive Aid Ad Claims Fast Relief
An advertisement asserts no indigestion cause resists fast relief from Kodol. The ad notes Kodol contains the same enzymes as a healthy stomach and is sold by Wm. F. Jungkunz, a druggist at 35 Stephenson Street.
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Wm. F. Jungkunz
Stephenson Street
Piano tuner J Burdett listed by Brown Dollmeyer
J Burdett piano tuner is listed at Brown & Dollmeyer as the contact for tuning services. The notice notes a phone contact for arrangements.
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J. Burdett
Brown & Dollmeyer
Piano Teacher Harriet Burbank Opens Studio
Harriet M. Burbank, noted piano teacher, announces a new teaching studio located at 48 Grove Street, space G-4dti, inviting students of all levels to enroll for lessons.
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Harriet M. Burbank
Studio
Grove Se
Japanese statesman Count Okuma leads reform driven party
Count Shigenobu Okuma, leader of the Jingo party in Japan, is among the empire’s most popular figures as he navigates the San Francisco affair for political gain. Born in THfizen in 1830, he is eighty and a half, senior to rival Marquis Ito, and has headed the Progressive party since 1882. He has served as minister of finance foreign affairs and others, and was premier in 1908 before resigning recently.
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Shigenobu Okuma
Jingo
Japan
San Francisco
United States
Thfizen
Count Okuma
Marquis Ito
Progressive Party
Marquis [To
Count Okumna
Princeton
Napoleon Play Aids Triplets Joke From Odeon
James Bryce recounted a tale told aboard the Oceanic about a Napoleonic era stage play in Paris. A cannon blast signaled birth outcomes for a king of Rome and a gallery gamin cried out that it was triplets, provoking amusement.
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James Bryce
Josephine
Gamin
Hunts Without a Gun
Dr. William J. Long, author of animal stories, has long tracked wildlife in the northern United States and Canada with notebook and camera. He says wild animals rarely attack humans who mind their own business and aims to reveal individual animal personalities. Long, a Massachusetts native, once served as a pastor.
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William J. Long
Roosevelt
Ile
United States
Canada
Dr. Long
Massachusetts
Stamford Congregational minister resigns over threats to eyesight
Coun Ele resigns from Stamford Congregational church after threats of injury to his eyesight. The Harvard trained pastor, noted for arousal antagonism and diverse interests beyond natural history, had previously defended his beliefs before a Cambridge Massachusetts church council. He has forty years of study and has earned a doctorate in philosophy and prepared a personal edition of the Bible.
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Stamford
Coun Ele
Cammbridge
Mass
Uys
Modesty of Women and Favorite Prescription Endorsements
Advertises Favorite Prescription as a cure for debility irregularities and female weakness with strong professional endorsements. Claims it is non secret alcoholic and fully printed on the bottle wrapper. Promotes Dr. R V Pierce Buffalo New York remedies and free medical advice by letter with confidential correspondence.
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R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Dr. Pierce
Plaster of Paris for Pattern Making Utilities
Plaster of Paris offers light patterns with smooth surfaces and easy shaping for few castings. It sets in three to six minutes and remains workable longer with glue. expansion occurs with cold water but can be controlled by using warm or lime water.
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Plaster of Paris
Bamboo Sap Uses in India and Historical Trade
The sap of the female bamboo, Tabasheer, known as bansiochan, is sold in Indian bazaars for medicinal use. It is reputed to be strengthening and cooling, and historically traded with Arabs through Borneo. Chemical analysis shows it is mostly silica with traces of time and potash, fueling eastern beliefs in its miraculous properties.
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India
Borneo
Court Jester Scogan Feigns Death To Forgive Debt
Edward IV s court joke ends with Scogan faking death to placate the king who had lent him money. The jester springs up and remarks the news revived him, prompting the king to declare forgiveness of the debt.
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Scogan
Edward IV
Edward
Indian Ocean Sharks and Island Inhabitants
In the Indian Ocean near Ceylon the island residents swim with impunity while strangers would be devoured by voracious sharks. The waters are filled with dangerous sharks yet locals are unharmed.
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Indian Ocean
Ceylon
Dean's Kidney Pills Promoted For Freeport Kidney Disease
An August Herald ad urges Freeport residents to treat kidney trouble with Dean's Kidney Pills. It cites backache, headaches, and urinary issues as precursors and praises a wife’s recovery after using the remedy. Sold by all dealers at 59 cents. Foster-Milburn Co. is sole U.S. agent.
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Freeport
Bright
Dean
August Herald
Spring Street
Emmett
Prisca
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United
A . Rember
Degn
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