Salem man Hazelbush faces preliminary money theft hearing
In Judge Brindley’s court Henry Hazelbush stands charged with taking $25 from Moses Gilfillan after a card game in Ristow’s saloon Salem witnesses dispute who took the money with many testifying to Hazelbush’s honesty and good repute while Gilfillan recalls leaving the bills on the table and then finding them vanished.
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Salem
Henry Hazelbush
Mosses Gilfillan
Brindley
Hazelbush
Moses Gilfillan
Ristow
Gilfillan
Hazebush
Larson
George McCain
Plan to Have Broad Court Review Would Kill Rate Bill
Washington report on Senate debate over the deliver Hepburn railroad rate bill. Clapp and Tillman clash on whether courts can suspend Interstate Commerce Commission orders pendente lite and the implications for penalties during litigation.
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Washington
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Clapp
Tillman Clapp
Tillman and Bailey
Tillman
Sleep Destroyer Ends with Postum Cure
A young woman details how coffee caused nervous headaches and sleepless nights for years. After avoiding coffee and using Postum Food Coffee, her nerves strengthened, headaches vanished, and she slept soundly within days, crediting Postum and the company’s Battle Creek, Michigan address and the booklet The Road to Wellville.
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Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
Reform the Supreme Court Sparks Judicial Power Debate
Clapp quotes Senator Knox on court power to enjoin unlawful rates and cautions Congress may limit or strip such jurisdiction. Bailey argues Congress can deny interdicts and stresses courts have only powers granted by Congress. Tillman calls the Minnesota senator’s interpretation the spinal cord of the issue and warns reform may be needed if relief is blocked.
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Clapp
Pennsylvania
Knox
Congress
Bailey
Circuit Court
United States
Supreme Court
Tillman
Minnesota
Mystery of Death in Paris Involving American Woman Ethel Brown
Paris authorities seek US help in solving the mysterious death of Ethel A. Brown. Her corpse was found in the Seine near Charenton, dressed in elegant attire with two gold rings and pearl earrings. No money or papers found. investigation continues in cooperation with the United States.
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Paris
Prefecture of Police
United States
Ethel A. Brown
Seine
Charenton
Unclear cause in death found in water body
Police examine a body recovered from the water with a scalp wound described as five inches long. Investigators are unsure if the injury resulted from an accident or a deliberate blow, and the body shows signs of being in the water for several weeks.
Pillsbury Best Bread Sparks Bread Quality Claim
A landlady explains that Pillsbury's Best flour, made from hard spring wheat and milled scientifically, yields consistent, superior bread. She notes daily quality, higher loaf yield, and stable price, claiming the flour solved previous baking problems and outperformed ordinary flour.
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Pillsbury’s
Pillsbury
Cough Settled On Her Lungs Quote From Danville Parent
A Danville Illinois mother cites a severe lingering cough in her daughter that settled on the lungs. She credits Foley's Honey and Tar with curing the child after many remedies failed. Sold by O T Erhart.
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N. Jackson
Danville
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Reading ads to boost buying power of money
If saving earns 2 percent and another bank offers 4 percent, why not consider the higher rate. The same six percent difference in buying power applies to spending. Reading the ads will increase the buying power of your money.
Ena Battenberg Converts To Catholicism At Miramar Palace
Princess Ena of Battenberg renounced her Protestant faith and became a Roman Catholic in a Miramar palace chapel ceremony attended by King Alfonso and royal family members. Bishop Robert Brindle officiated as the altar was set in the hall. The rite included a profession of faith and conditional baptism followed by a Te Deum at the local church.
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San Sebastian
Spain
Ena of Battenberg
Alfonso
Miramar
Robert Brindle
Ena OF
Battenberg
Nottingham
Eng
Moret
Duke of Alba
Beatrice
Ilenry of
Ena
Brindle
Holy Catholic Apostolic Roman Church
Princess Ena Converts to Catholic Faith in Royal Baptism
The ceremony before Bishop Brindle included a formal profession of faith by Princess Ena, a vow to obey Rome, and acceptance of Trent and Vatican definitions. After absolution by the bishop the convert was guided to the baptism font with godparents present. The rite concluded with sacramental confession as the party prepared to move to the neighboring church.
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Holy Catholic Apostolic Roman Church
Jesus Christ
Ena
Satan
Superior Bishop Schinner Nears Full Recovery
The report states that Superior Bishop Schinner has almost fully recovered from his illness, marking a positive health update for church leadership.
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Schinner
Thrift and Gradual Growth Boost Virtue in Shopping
Local opinion extols thrift as a virtue of gradual growth. The writer argues thrift becomes a habit and ad trading keeps pace, framing prudent shopping as steady personal development.
Wisconsin Briefs Reach Across Cities On Gifts and Bonds
Kenosha Martin Petersen received from the Danish consul in Chicago a $4,000 check as the first installment of his grandfather's estate. Janesville Episcopal church calls Rev. John McKinney of Westfield NY, awaiting reply in a week. Waukesha council adopts ordinance issuing $70,000 bonds for a municipal waterworks plant.
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Kenosha
Martin Petersen
Chicago
Janesville
Christ Episcopal Church
John McKinney
Westfield
N. Y
Waukesha
Oshkosh Power Boat Club Incorporates for Clubhouse
The Oshkosh Power Boat Club, with about 150 members, has incorporated and will construct a clubhouse on the upper Fox River, signaling growth and a new civic anchor for local boating enthusiasts.
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Oshkosh
Oshkosh Power Boat Club
Fox River
Louis Tagge Located in Danville Illinois Escaped Jail Case
Appleton Sheriff Koch reports Louis Tagge who escaped from the county jail in Appleton last September has been found in Danville Illinois. The notice notes Tagge’s capture location and ongoing search details for the escape case.
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Appleton
Koch
Louis Tagge
Danville
Til
Lutheran Trinity church in Oshkosh on June date
A record notes the German Evangelical Lutheran Trinity church at Oshkosh with a June entry. In Lone Rock the 3 year old daughter of Nathan Schoonover suffered burns while playing with matches and may die.
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Oshkosh
Trinity Church
Lone Rock
Nathan Schoonover
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