Weathered musings and oddities pepper daily life
A collection of stray observations from Marshall Illinois references weather quirks and odd anecdotes. It notes forecasts and rural humor, jokes about agriculture insects and fruit, with wry asides on public order and civic duties in a period voice.
M S Castle identified in Italy trunk murder case
The mutilated body found in a lakeside trunk near Moltrasso is identified as Mrs M S Castle sister of Captain Henry Harrison Scott U.S. Army and the woman who shot William B Craig at the Waldorf Astoria last August. Russian Constantine Ispolatoff is in custody amid murder suspicions.
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Moltrasso
M S Castle
Henry Harrison Scott
Uo Osa
William B Craig
New York
Peacock Alley
Waldorf- Astoria
Thirty-fourth Street
New York City
Constantine Ispolatoff
Porter Charlton
Charlton
University of Pennsylvania
Miss Estella Reid
Naples
Jin
Miss Reid
Mary Scott Castle
William B. Craig
Waldorf-Astoria
Craig
San Francisco
Cal
Castle
Lake Comio
Misa
Mary Crittenden Scott
H H Scott
Miss Scott
Nelville Ho Castle
United States
Nome
Alaska
Judge Charlton Believes Son Dead Amid Lake Como Tragedy
In Wapslington DC Judge Paul Charlton of the War Department Insular Affairs bureau states he has no word on his son Porter Charlton or wife amid the Lake Como disaster and expects no cable report if they survive.
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Wapslington
D.C
Lake Como
Italy
Paul Charlton
Bureau of Insular Affairs
The
War Department
Porter Charlton
Cable
Browne Jury Is Completed in Bribery Trial
Chicago reports the jury for the Browne bribery case against Lee O'Neill Browne of Ottawa has been chosen. Judge McSurely adjourned court to Monday morning with the first witness to be placed on the stand. Rumor says Browne's counsel may seek a federal stay before testimony begins.
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Browne
Chicago
Winots
Lee O'Neill Browne
Ottawa
William Lorimer
United States
McSurely
Western Union Telegraph Indicted in Bucket Shop Probe
Federal grand jury returns 42 counts charging the Western Union Telegraph company with bucket shop law violations on March 1 1909 in Washington D C. The indictments mark a major legal action by federal authorities against a major communications firm.
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W. U
Washington, D. C
Western Union Telegraph Company
Federal Grand Jury
Taxed stock ruling sets millions in foreign holdings legal
Judge George H. Williams rules in St Louis that taxes on stock in foreign corporations held by local residents are valid. Collector Koein seeks about $2,000,000 in taxes due, tied to the contested holdings and the legality of the assessed amounts.
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St Louis
Taxea
Koein
St. Louisans
George H. Williams
Free Bridge Pier Skew Forces Pier Shifts In St Louis
The Illinois pier of the St Louis Free Bridge is found 18 inches east of plan with caisson at 110 feet. The east pier caisson fault delays alignment, forcing moving the other piers to fit steel spans. Missouri Valley Iron & Bridge Co works 12 shifts daily. workers limited to two hours at 110 feet, paid $2 per hour.
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Missouri Valley Iron & Bridge Company
Troops Move Toward Yucatan Across Mexican Coast
The gunboat Zaragoza head of the fleet has sealed orders and awaits Perota troops to sail for Progreso on the Yucatan peninsula amid reports of an Indian uprising on the east coast.
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Vera Cruz
Mexico
Zaragoza
Yucatan
Perota
Progreso
Millionaire's Wife Fined in Smuggling Case
Mrs Charlies W Allen of Kenosha Wisconsin pleaded guilty in U S circuit court to smuggling charges. She was fined $100. Her husband is a millionaire leather manufacturer.
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Charles W. Allen
Wisconsin
New York City
Charlies W . Allen
Kenosha
Wis
United States
Hartley Murder Case Aids Claim of Youth
Marshalltown Iowa reports new details in the Hartley family killings near Van Cleve. Ray Hartley, held as a suspect, explains blood on his overalls as from a chicken he killed. Investigators note two saddled horses found in the Hartley stable. Ray admits writing a $1,000 note found at his parents home as a joke.
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Marshalltown
James Hartley
van Cleve
Ray Hartley
Hartley
Mrs Gorman Near Death in Washington Home
Mrs Arthur Pue Gorman wife of Maryland Senator is critically ill at her Washington residence. Physicians say no hope for recovery as five daughters and a son join her children. illness has dragged on for over a year.
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Washington, D. C
Arthur Pue Gorman
Senator Gorman
Maryland
Mra. Gorman
Quake Tremors Keep Italians in a Panic
Fresh tremors in Italy's quake zone panic residents as royals toured Avellino to calm crowds. Camps form around towns and army tents are in demand as about a million sleep away from homes.
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Naples
Italy
Avellino
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Lawsuit over editor assault cited in Alabama case
Russellville Alabama.R L Page Jr of Red Bay sues C W Weir et al of Quitman Mississippi for 10000 damages claiming after publishing a dance article in the Quitman Globe he was assaulted by citizens who tore the article from the paper forced him to swallow it and forced him to leave town. Maj Morse named professor at University of Illinois Urbana. reports to university Sept 1. Six perish in Gulf of Finland wreck as the steam yacht Wast sinks near St Petersburg.
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Russellville
Alabama
R. L. Page, Jr
Red Bay
C. W. Weir Et al
Quitman
Miss
Page
Quitman Globe
Maj. Morse
Illinois University
Washington, D. C
Benjamin C. Morse
Twenty-seventh Infantry
U S. A
University of Il Nots
Urbana
E. G. Fecht
Timber fire in Colorado reported from Fort Collins
News wires report a large timber fire in Fort Collins Colorado, 655 miles west of here, as relayed by the local timber guard stationed in the area. Cudahy File a Mortgage. The Cudahy Packing company mortgages 5 million dollars to Illinois Trust and Savings bank and William H. Henkle of Chicago to secure a five percent gold bond issue dated May 1 with a 25 year term.
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Colorado
Fort Collins
Here
Cudahys
New York City
Cudahy Packing Company
Illinois Trust and Savings Bank
William H. Henkle
Chicago
Lone Bandit Robs Tourist Sleeper Near Corrizzozo
A lone bandit robbed the eastbound El Paso & Southwestern tourist sleeper one mile east of Robstart New Mexico near Corrizzozo. He forced passengers to pile their money and valuables in a private car and escaped with a several thousand dollar haul, then shot out the train rear lights as pursuit began.
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el Paso
Texas
el Paso & Southwestern Railroad
Robstart
Corrizozgo
Hawks
Oklahoma's 2-Cent Fares Are Enjoined
Railroads including Santa Fe Frisco Rock Island Missouri Kansas & Texas win temporary injunctions against 2 cent passenger fares in Oklahoma. The six roads will restore 3 cent rates within days while smaller lines are exempted by the state corporation commission.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Rock Island
Frisco
F. C Hood
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Harry L. Finley
Frisco Systems
Santa Fe
Katy
Missouri
Kansas & Texas
Midland Valley
Kansas City Southern
Iron Mountain
Judge Hook
Wichita Falls & Northwester
K. C
Oklahoma Central
Fort Smith & Western
State Corporation Commission
Josephine Sets Milk Record at Missouri College
In Columbia Missouri Missouri Chief Josephine the prize cow of the College of Agriculture broke the world record for milk production by over ten percent in a four month contest She produced 11536 pounds averaging 964 pounds per day over 120 days The former record holder was Consantha Fourth Johannah Josephine’s output is two months of a typical cow’s yearly milk.
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Josephine
Columbia
Missouri
College of Agriculture
Consantha
Presbyterian Clergyman Dead Dies in Philadelphia
The Reverend Charles A. Dickey a renowned Presbyterian minister and former moderator of the general assembly died at Presbyterian Hospital in Philadelphia. In Harrisburg the G A R encampment tabled an anti Lee resolution condemning the statue in the national capital at its closing session.
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Philadelphia
Charles A. Dickey
United States
General Assembly
Presbyterian Hospital
G. A. R. Tabies
Harrisburg
Robert E. Lee
National Capital
Pennsylvania
Woman Escapes Operation Cured by Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Mrs. Sapre Mullen of Elwood Indiana credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing months of illness and pain without surgery after only one bottle. The ad claims the remedy treats displacements inflammation menstrual disorders backache and nervous prostration and offers free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Elwood
Ind
Sapre Mullen
Lydia BK. Pinkham
Mra Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
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Supreme Court
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John R. Jobe
R. G. Dye
Fred H. Phillips
University of Missouri
James S. Rollins
Dennis
Gladys Martins
College of Arts and Science
Sues
Gulf of Finland
St. Petersburg
Russia
Wast
Pergzons
Lone Bandit
United States Court of Appeals
Bsorbine, JR
W. F. Young
P. BD
Temple Sc
Syeingéeld
Bas
Thompson
Jigge
Boozer
Jaggs
Harker
Bilking
Parker
E. Arnold
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich