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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1907

Page

7

Jury Empaneled 10 Probe Magil Case

Ex banker and wife, Fred Magill and Faye Graham Magill, accused of murdering Magill’s first wife, Mrs Pet Magill, are brought to Clinton Illinois and confined in separate jail cells. A special grand jury composed of DeWitt county farmers began testimony after 73 witnesses gathered.

DeWitt County Fred H. Magill Faye Graham Magill Clinton Magills Daney San Diego Campbell

Morton's Widow Lucinda Morton Dies in Indianapolis

Mrs. Lucinda M. Morton widow of Oliver P. Morton Indiana's war governor died at her home in Indianapolis after a period of feeble health. She was 2 years old. Sister Mrs. Sarah Gill and niece Miss Emma Hart were present at her death. She had long hoped to live to see the Indiana statue honoring her husband unveiled last Tuesday, which she did not witness due to illness.

Indianapolis Ind Lucinda M. Morton Oliver P. Morton Indiana Sarah Gill Morton Emma Hart State of

Soldier Jhalmer Luokkola fatally shot during mock battle

Calumet Michigan July 29 private Jhalmer Luokkola of Company G Houghton was shot and killed as Copper county militia companies prepared to start a mock battle. Officials say the bullet likely came from outside the ranks and outsiders may have attempted to kill a soldier.

Michigan Calumet Mich Jhalmer Luokkola Houghton Copper County

Lake Steamer Frontenac Burns on Cayuga Lake

Steamship Frontenac burned on Cayuga lake near Farley's Point at 1 30 PM Saturday. Nine of the 50 passengers were drowned and several were injured in the disaster at Auburn New York July 29.

Auburn N. Y Frontenac Cayuga Lake Farley’s Point

Striking Pipemen Return After Wage Boost in Springfield

Springfield workers at Wabash shops resume duties after strike ends with wage rise from 28 to 31 cents per hour. The return marks a negotiated settlement between the striking pipemen and company management.

Springfield Ill

A Woman's Sufferings and Kidney Pill Remedy

Mrs Clyde Pixley of Bridge Street Belting Michigan describes severe bladder inflammation and kidney troubles lasting five years. She credits Dean's Kidney Pills with rapid improvement after one week and full recovery, noting weight loss and nervous strain subsiding. Sold by all dealers 50 cents a box Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.

Clyde Pixley Bridge St Belding Mich Dean Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo, N. Y

Waiting for the Fun in the Park Bench Tale

An old gentleman in a light gray suit sits on a park bench observing a quiet boy. The boy says he is waiting until the man on the bench gets up, noting the artwork on the bench was painted about fifteen minutes ago. The scene carries a whimsical, humorous voice.

Sonny

Doctor McCosh Tests Students With Question on Impression

President of Princeton College Dr McCosh asks his mental philosophy class to define impression. None answer until Mr Arthur offers a dent in a soft place. The doctor, flushed with embarrassment, excuses the student for the day.

Dr. McCosh Princeton College Mr. Arthur

Chinese Jews Linked to Kaifungfu Colony History

The piece notes American interest in China since the Boxer upheaval includes the Chinese Jews who settled at Kaifungfu in the Han dynasty era. Mentions by Marco Polo and Jesuit visitors in 1600 and 1704 are cited, with Alfred K. Glover stating in Overland Monthly that the Chinese Jews are nearly extinct but their rites and tablets are preserved.

China Kaifungfu B. C Marco Polo AlIfred K. Glover Overland Monthly

Grape Nuts promoted as easily digested cereal option

An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a superior cereal that is fully cooked and easily digested. It contrasts traditional mushy breakfasts with a product claimed to prevent intestinal distress and aid both children and adults, noting use in nursing babies and urging readers to read The Road to Wellville.

Postum Co Battle Creek Mich Wellville

Grave collapse at Westport funeral injures five

Five pallbearers and others tumbled into a shallow grave when a crosspiece failed during Michael Sereno's burial in Westport. The coffin descended feet first, the assistant helped lower it, soil gave way, and five people were left in the pit before rescuers redid the grave and completed the ceremony.

Michael Sereno Westport N. Y. Press

Sisters Find Cure for Eczema with Cuticura Remedies

Two sisters recover from eczema of the head using Cuticura Soap and Ointment after a friend's advice. A third sister notes Cuticura Resolvent and Pills as a tonic. Edith Hammer of Morrison Illinois reports Oct 3 1906.

Cuticura Illinois Edith Hammer Morrison, Nl

Heated confrontation among two men ends with a threat over race

In a courtroom anecdote the speaker describes a heated argument between two Black men. One threatens to strike so hard that no railroad train could bring the other back, joking that a postal card would cost eight dollars to send. The dispute ends when the taller man yields.

Africa

Starch What Keeps White Goods Looking New

The article explains that fine wash goods gain appeal from proper laundering and starching. It recommends Defiance Starch for strong stiffening without thickening the fabric, promising a noticeably improved finish with home laundering.

Strange Bequests From Old Southwark Will

In the parish of St. Olave England Stephen Swain leaves sixpence each to John Abbot and Mary his wife to buy halters for fear sheriffs be not provided. John Aylett Stow bequeaths five guineas to buy a picture of a viper biting the rescuer’s hand for presentation to a celebrated K C as a reminder of gratitude and insolence.

Stephen Swain St. Olave Southwark England John Abbot Mary John Aylett Stow K. C

Defiance Starch Promises Improved Strength and Smoothness

The latest Defiance Starch removes harmful chemicals from its formula and adds a new ingredient by the makers. They claim the starch offers greater strength and smoothness than older patent brands, which they say were inferior compared to present products.

Death in a New Guise in a Hungarian Village

A peasant woman in a village near Presburg received 400 kronen from her husband in America and deposited it in a post office savings bank. She withdrew the full amount after claiming Death demanded the funds to appear next night. The bank alerted authorities and the so called Death was found to be the local judge, who is jailed. the money remains in the bank.

Presburg America Post Office Savings Bank Pall Mall Gazette

Defiance Starch Proclaims Superior Stiffness for Laundry

The advertisement argues home laundry satisfaction rises with Defiance Starch. It claims other starches require excess application to achieve stiffness, blurring fabric beauty and reducing wear, while Defiance offers stronger performance allowing thinner use.

Millionaire loiters by gates as grafter nears

A Pittsburg millionaire is seen lingering outside the pearly gates while a San Francisco grafter is described as a rival. The tale contrasts innocence with graft as a shade asks him to hurry and knock. An ad notes Defiance Starch as safe for fine fabrics and a strong stiffener.

Pittsburg San Francisco

No More Swear Words and Ironing Advice Parody

A humorous dialogue featuring constable and bystander exchanges about a vehicle and swearing, followed by a product plug for Defiance Starch claiming it won’t stick to the iron. The snippet ends with a quip about widowhood and propriety from Mme de Girardin.

Teuton—Nein T. T.—Himmel

No Headache In the Morning Krause's Headache Capsules ad

Druggists offer Krause's Headache Capsules for indulgence in food or drink at 25c. Norman Lichty Mig. Co. of Des Moines Iowa promotes a Russian proverb about loving and shaking one’s spouse. Smokers are urged to value Lewis' Single Binder cigars from Lewis' Factory in Peoria Illinois.

Krause Norman Lichty Mig. Co Des Moines Security Gall Frank B. Dennie Security Remedy CO Minneapolis Minn

Women Forgive Injuries But Never Forget Slights

Quote attributed to Haliburton about women endorsing forgiveness for injuries yet holding on to slights, reflecting a humorous social maxim.

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething relief

An old advertisement notes Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teething easing gums reducing inflammation and curing wind colic. Sold in a 25 cent bottle.

Shakespeare Quotes on Heroism and Heroines

A Ruskin statement asserts that Shakespeare lacks heroes and has only heroines, reflecting a view on gender and literary heroism in classic drama.

Shakespeare Ruskin

Largest Wooden Structure In New Zealand Parliament Building

The Parliament building in Wellington, New Zealand, is described as the largest wooden structure in the world. The note remarks that many houses, churches, and business buildings in Wellington and other towns are wood framed and mentions Defiance Starch products for stiffening collars with gloss or domestic finish.

Wellington New Zealand

Duty and honesty in bearing present duties

A concise historical quotation from Henry Ward Beecher on fidelity to one’s duties. It warns that neglecting current obligations creates unseen fault lines and consequences that reveal themselves later when forgotten causes resurface.

Henry Ward Beecher

Foot-Ease and tobacco ads from a late 19th century page

An assortment of short advertisements offering Allen's Foot-Ease for foot comfort and shoe fit, a warning against corns, with address in Le Roy New York, plus a George Sand quote on love and a Lewis' Single Binder cigar promotion stating five cents and quality from Peoria Illinois.

Allen Olmsted le Roy N. Y

Absence Quickens and Kills Love Says Mirabeau

A short absence quickens love while a long absence kills it, quoted as a reflection from Mirabeau on the affect of distance on affection.

Mirabeau

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