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Newspaper
Grand Rapids Tribune
Location
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1908
Page
6
A dainty dish described as the flower sandwich, infused with fragrance from chrysanthemum and roses. Bread cut in paper-thin slices, buttered, rolled and tied with ribbons, arranged on a bed of petals for a refined luncheon presentation at a social gathering.
A jumbled culinary guide offers tips on bread dipping, pan heat, and turning chops without a fork. It covers roast drippings, rice stuffing, baked pork chops, candied fruit apples, and sausage in potato boxes with step by step instructions and domestic tips.
Disjointed notes cover global politics culture and industry. Mentions include Lutdon, New York innovation, railroads, Carnegie, and the Hague conference. The piece threads quotes and musings on science, policy, and society with speculative asides and partial names.
A federal grand jury charged Helaxe HolnghE with overscertifying checks linked to a brokerage group. He pleaded not guilty as presiding judge set February deadlines and possible withdrawals. The bank failure and related figures, including a $1,200,000 loan, were noted as part of a broader collapse tied to the Helaxe-Muse chain of financial houses.
A man identified as Abs. Worthington, later confirmed as Bishop Worthington, died after a fall from a trolley car in a coast area near Cap Martin while visiting the region. He was taken to a Catholic cemetery for burial as details remained unsettled.
Secretary Metcalf releases two Roosevelt letters on naval propriety and discipline. The president condemns what he calls unseemly and improper conduct by Admiral Brownson, insisting officers must avoid personal pique or factional loyalty that harms the navy. A separate letter discusses medical officer assignments to hospital ships.
Washington case alleges fraud by Edwin M. Vandyck a former bureau chemist and Victor Boade president of Victor Boeda company of Dallas in supplying black dry color for the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Indictments charge conspiracy to defraud with Vandyck allegedly steering color samples to favored firms and receiving 37000 to 73000 dollars over several years.
A Catholic rector refused a funeral service date for John Daly citing opposition to the Ancient Order of Hibernians based on alleged Molly Maguire links. The dispute drew strong statements from Rev. D E McDermott, asserting his stance will not yield.
Prominent coal operators from West Virginia and other states met in Washington to discuss mining disasters and seek best methods to preserve life. A temporary group formed with William N.ago of Washington as chairman and Neil Tisblasox of Charleston as secretary, planning a permanent organization and further meetings.
George A. Pettibone was acquitted as the prosecution in the Steunenberg murder case ended. Ex-Gov Stuenenberg’s killer Orchard remains in Prosecuting Attorney Yonduyn’s hands. Charles H. Moyer is released and will return to Denver with Pettibone. Three killed in a rail wreck near Copper Creek, and Takahira may head to Washington as ambassador.
Judge Walter H. Sanborn appointed A T L Silainey and Charles H F Smith as receivers for the Chicago Great Western railroad, citing unpaid 1908 obligations and failed extension prospects. Kellogg & Severance to act as attorneys for the railroad, with Frank Kellogg presenting the case to the court. The action follows years of financial strain and a costly ten year reconstruction program.
A Cleveland sweep by 18 detectives from several states targets Black Hand members amid claims of wholesale explosive manufacture and a parade of alleged danger to locals. Baltimore seeks extradition for a dynamiting suspect. officials in multiple cities assist.
Testimony opened in Clinton West Virginia to challenge the will of Richard Snell son of Col Thomas Snell in Dewitt County court. Plaintiff alleges Mabelle Snell influenced the aged benefactor and that society women drained nearly a quarter million dollars from him. Maybelle Snell now Mrs McNamara, Kansas City, is named as beneficiary with others left securities and deeds totaling substantial sums.
Kalamazoo Michigan coroner's jury finds two Grand Rapids women and a Sacramento mother guilty of gross negligence for failing to seek medical help for Walter Necley aged 2 1 2 who died of pleuro pneumonia after being treated by chiropractors from a sect. The verdict singles out the mother for neglect and holds two others accountable for not identifying the illness or summoning physicians.
San Francisco court of appeals overturns judgment against former Mayor Bugeso Tegehmitz, ruling extortion involving a French restaurant payment to Abe Ruel was not an offense. Ruel benefits from the decision, arguing the act pleaded guilty to was not illegal under state law.
A first person account describes severe stomach and head congestion from a product named Perane Deki. After trying many remedies and a doctor’s care, the writer reports complete cure and better overall health. The ad promotes Ideal Laxative with a free sample for 1908 promised by a pharmacist.
A disjointed narrative depicts a tense exchange involving a judge and defendant, with accusations and defiance amid parental tension. The scene shifts through provocative dialogue about youth, experience, and hidden motives, ending with a crude insult and a chaotic mood.
A testimonial describes a husband’s relief from coffee addiction and kidney strain after switching to Postum. The wife notes improved nervous strength, weight gain, and better complexion, crediting Postum with easing headaches and enabling daily tasks. She also cites helping others at her table who misjudge Postum as coffee and discovers its true nature.
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