Raids Using Furniture Van Disrupt Gambler Haunts
In New York on July 11 a new vice squad led by Commissioner Bingham raided Tenderloin gambling dens. Detectives McNaught Becker and Faubel used a covered furniture van with plainclothes officers and axes to smash doors and seize two roulette wheels and poolroom gear. Nine suspects were held for exam and others jailed or bailed as raids spread from Thirty-eighth Street to Forty-first Street.
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Brecal
Sun
New York
Hodgins
Tenderloin
Gary
Polo
Schmittberger
Bingham
Walkin
Broadway
Valé
Church-st
Old Slip
McNaught
Charles Becker
Faubel
Strees Cleaning Department
Becker
Big Frank
Felton
Sluth St
Bate
John Murphy
W. Thirty-eighth-st. Place
Joan Edwin
Edward Solomon
Charles Wallace
Tenderton Station
Marlborough
Thirty-sixth-st
Guy Roach
Thirty Eighth-St
Knickerbocker Benevolent Society
Tendarjain
Harry Clark
Charles Murray
W. Forty-first-st
John” Kelly
Jerome
Rye
Frank Smith
Jefferson Market Court
Harlow
Magistrata
Joseph Moss
Atation
Meginitate
Barrow
Sponge Cake and Other Old Style Recipes Fragment
This OCR fragment lists several old time baking items with rough measures and instructions. It mentions sponge cake with hot water and eggs, Peggotts padding with flour lemon treacle and milk, Snow Belle cake with milk and baking powder, brown Joe bread using corn meal and corn flour with sour milk, plus steaming times and serving notes.
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Peggotts
Natural criminal instincts blamed for downfall of physician
Special to the Sum Denver July 11 William James Patterson once a respected physician and criminology expert now a mental wreck claims his downfall stemmed from an undeveloped natural criminal instinct. He says environment cannot make a criminal and credits nine years of studying crime for his deep immersion. He was arrested for forgery in Kansas in April and was helped by wealthy Salina parents, but commits further crimes, proving he cannot live straight.
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Denver
Col
William James Patterson
Washington
Rush
Hes
MacDonald
Patterson
Kansas
Salina
Kas
Mitchell acquitted in Creffield shooting in Seattle case
A Seattle jury acquitted George Mitchell who shot and killed Franz Edmund Creffield, leader of the Holy Rollers sect, arguing Creffield deluded and wronged Mitchell's two sisters. The trial highlighted defense centered on humanity and motive amid the Holy Rollers controversy. Separately, the State Board of Pharmacy opened a two day session at the statehouse with graduate examinations from Indiana and other states, noting about seven percent passing.
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the Sun
Seattle
Wash
George Mitchell
Franz Edmund Creffield
Holy Rollers
Crawfeld
Mitchell
State Board of Pharmacy
Statehouse
Indiana
Mr Wilson's Candidacy for Justice of the Peace
Frank Wilson, former humane officer and once chief of police, announced as a candidate for the nomination for Justice of the Peace. He was urged by many friends to enter the race. Wilson was a Civil War veteran and long served in local public safety roles.
Saks Clothing Sacks Featured as Superior Bespoke Attire
The advertisement touts Saks Clothing as the highest class Indiaman quality produced under personal supervision for store patrons. It promises correct fashion, precise fit, and exceptional material and workmanship. Available in single and double breasted sacks with exclusive patterns, sizes range light to dark with various linings.
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Saks
San Jose scale among the worst pests on Indiana trees
J H Freeman reports findings on forestry pests noting the San Jose scale as among the worst and most contagious. The article details the scale’s life cycle, damage to bark, and various winter spraying methods including kerosene emulsion, whale oil soap washes, and lime sulfur salt solutions, with cautions on safety and application. It mentions natural enemies and regional treatments used by entomologists on the Pacific coast. It emphasizes coordinated spraying efforts and tree pruning before winter applications.
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J. H. Freeman
State Board of Forestry
Indiana
San Jose
Jess
United Steves
Ftarnia
Pacific Coast
Creeall
Man fatally shot after farm card quarrel near South Bend
Special to The Box reports that John French a berry picker was fatally wounded by a man identified as Thomas Payne after a dispute over a card game on a farm north of South Bend Indiana. The gunman is described as missing.
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South Bend
Ind
John French
Thomas Payne
Nine fail cease to practice after medical board exam
Nine of 180 examinees did not pass the State Board of Medical Registration and Examination, the smallest failure rate in board history. The board, during a regular session, noted several defectors were practicing in other states or abroad. Nine successful applicants are women. The license of Dr. Charles S. Morehouse of South Bend was revoked for obtaining money under false pretenses and he faces state prison in Michigan City.
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State Board of Mediaical Registration
Pagt
Charles 5
More+ houre
South Bend
Michigan City
July Weather Forecast From Reverell Ricks
July promises warm weather across the south with uneven heat patterns in other regions. Expect hotter days and cooler nights with a brief mid month shift bringing slightly lower temperatures, increased winds, and rainfall in some areas. Northern farmers are advised to harvest wheat and oats early, though some fields may still be left uncut.
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Reverell Ricks
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