Thompson Elected Captain of Michigan Football Team
Thompson of Cadilag Michigan, fullback this fall, was elected captain of the University of Michigan football team for the coming season. Also notes Mike Gibbons defeated Willie Lewis in a ten round bout in New York. In Whitman O game in Walla Walla fans discuss Turkey Day clash and note Whitman backing after Niles’s recovery. The kickoff time was moved up one hour to 1 20 p.m. for the Sundiron big game.
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Thompson
Ant Arbor
Mich
George (Bettle) Thompson
Cadilag, Mich
University of Michigan
Gibbons Peefeats Lewis
New York
Mike Gibbons
St. Paul
Willie Lewis
Whitman-O
Walla Walla
Wash
Whitman Hhe
Whitman
Waltz Tune Aids Church Collection
Uneasy evening at The Jeest Paptet church as the orchestra led by Mrs. O. Graber and others performed a dreamy Matume Sherry piece titled “Every Little Movement Has Meaning.” The pastor announced that the free will offering would be taken during the tune.
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Semidee
Mrs. O. Graber
Meeere Johnson
Frederickeon
Dutro Kewan
Baptists Register Women as Electors in Surprise Meeting
In a small Sunday gathering the congregation reacted warmly to a proposal about voting rights for women. Thirteen women from the Baptist Church registered to become electors, including the minister's wife.
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The
Baptist Church
American bankers ready to finance Nicaragua loan
A syndicate of American bankers moves to Nicaragua without Senate approval to advance funds for currency reorganization. Agents Colonel Clifford D Hamm and FP Wilson sail from New York for Managua via Colon. The initial loan is 1 560 000 dollars with potential further loans for development.
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Managua
Washington
New York
Nicaragua
Colon
Ontario Poultry Set New Egg Records
An eight months old pullet named Calls-An, owned by EN Larmour of this city, breaks laying records with eggs weighing seven ounces each. For two months the smallest egg weighed four ounces, and in the last three days eggs measured seven ounces, with the largest at three and a quarter inches long and six inches in circumference.
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Ien
Ontario
EN Larmour
Amateur “Divorce Detective” Grilled On Stand By Judge
New York Supreme Court Justice Goff cross examined Mrs Ida H Jackson who testified for Mrs Mary Alder in her divorce action against Alfred Adler music publisher. She said she lived at the Ansonia hotel and had been summoned to Asbury Park on September 2 to “catch” Adler with a woman not his wife. Justice Goff questioned her about the propriety of such trips and her friendship with Mrs Adler. The witness admitted her husband had no objection and knew of it. decision reserved.
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New York
Supreme Court
Goff
Ida H. Jackson
Ansonia
Mary M. Alder
Alfred Adler
Mrs. Adler
Justice Goff
Chanler Divorce Proceeding Continues in Paris Court
Madame Lina Cavalieri appeared solo before Judge Monier of the Seine civil tribunal as Robert Winthrop Chanler, then in Europe, did not attend. The judge ordered a non reconciliation decree and will set a date for the final divorce hearing.
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Onler
Lina Cavalieri
Madame Lina Cavalieri
Robert Winthrop Chanler
Acquitted wife killed husband after confession
New York woman Frances O Shaughnessy was found insane at the time of the murder and acquitted while remanded for alienist examination. The killing followed the husband confessing love for a cashier, Tés ele Hayes, after which she confronted him, made him pray, and shot him.
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New York
Frances O'Shaughnessy
Foster
O'Shaughnessy
Tésele Hayes
Arrest Note Reveals Suicide Contemplation Mentioned by Suspect
The record shows the arrestee told police she had contemplated killing herself at the time of her arrest but said her church's laws forbade it. The statement highlights internal conflict and moral constraint cited during the incident.
Woman with pitchfork delays power crew in Sacramento
Mrs. Thomas O Connell of 1109 T street armed with a pitchfork held at bay six linemen and the Great Western Power superintendent for over an hour. A pole-hole was dug in the alley between Eleventh and Twelfth and H and I streets to place a pole. She sat on the hole declaring the pole would bury her dead body if installed. The crew removed her by force and she fled home to fetch the fork. The superintendent soon returned with a permit signed by the corporation counsel, ending the standoff.
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Sacramento
Thomas O’connell
T Street
Great Western Power Company
Eleventh
Twelfth
Istreta
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy Restores Color
Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy offers dark glossy hair by restoring natural color and reducing hair loss. Daily use promises dandruff relief, hair regrowth, and protection from graying, advertised at fifty cents per bottle through Pendleton Drug Co.
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Wyeth
Pendleton Drug Co
Adams Scholars Entertain Adams Ore November Event
Adams public school hosted an afternoon entertainment drawing many friends and parents. Several residents and visitors from Pendleton Echo Baker City McMinnville Wallowa and Idaho were noted as guests or travelers. Teachers and locals rode in and out of Adams while many visited relatives and attended state institute events.
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Adams, Ore
Adams Public School
Jim Chestnut
McIntire
J. Winn
Edna Martin
B. Kirby
E. Marquis
W Boyer
J. King
G. Henry
R. Standard
McMinnville
Adams
J. T. Lieuallen
L Te Lieuallen
Hf. Bane
Pendleton
Gorda Geghorn
Pearl Mofyer
Idaho
G. Woodward
J. T. Lieuall
Harry Culter
E. G. Marquis
Pete Murry
Miss Pearl Painter
Wallowa
Hem-Roid Promise for Piles Women Read by Pendleton Drug
A sugar coated tablet remedy named Hem-Roid claims to cure all kinds of piles by restoring blood circulation. Sold by Pendleton Drug Co with a satisfaction guarantee, at $1 for 24 days. Dr. Leonhardt Co. mails a free booklet from Buffalo. N Y. to readers.
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Pendleton Drug Co
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Buffalo
Whipped Boy Seeks $10,000 From Teacher in 1907 Suit
A 12 year old boy, Allen Schillinger, son of farmer George J. Schillinger near Woodriver Illinois, sues a teacher for $10,000 in damages alleging he was beaten and has suffered intermittent fits since 1907. He was excluded from the Edwardsville courtroom during the trial.
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St. Louis
Allen Schillinger
George J. Schillinger
Woodfiver
Edwardseville
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Ad
A vintage advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a long trusted cold and cough remedy. It highlights quick relief for colds croup whooping cough bronchitis and breathing troubles with the Bee Hive logo as the genuine mark and notes it is sold by all dealers. Local resident testimonials endorse its efficacy for family use.
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Anna Polger
Jefferson St
Omaha
Foley
Miss Benson
Teacher Luxon Resumed In Suit Over 1907 Whipping
Louise Sidon Luxon, teacher at Franklin school near Woodriver, is resumed in Madison county circuit court after a day’s adjournment. A boy alleges a beating on September 17, 1907 leaving him with intermittent fits. He fainted during testimony and later convulsions halted proceedings for a time. He testified about cinders thrown at girls and being struck from feet to head with a two and a half foot stick. The suit follows a prior judgment of 250 dollars against the boy’s mother for injuries alleged when she confronted the teacher at the school house.
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Louise Sidon Luxon
Franklin School
Woodriver
Madison County
Internal remedy for rheumatism Hood's Sarsaparilla
The ad argues rheumatism is caused by blood acidity and claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures the disease by correcting this imbalance. It states external remedies only provide temporary relief and promotes the internal tonic as a lasting solution.
Adna Blacksmith Free After Weak Evidence
Chehalis Wash L E Young Adna blacksmith charged with first degree murder in192? death of Mrs F Santhuff and burning her hotel early October was released on motion of the county attorney. While circumstantial evidence existed the state felt it insufficient to convict. If more evidence develops he can be rearrested.
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Chehalis
Wash
L. E. Young
Adna
Young
Stop coughing with Ballard’s Horehound Syrup heals lungs
Advertises Ballard s Horehound Syrup to stop coughing and ease breathing. Claims to heal the lungs and restore comfort. Priced at 25 cents and one dollar per bottle, sold by A C Koeppen brothers.
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Ballard
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Masquerade Ball at FEagle Woodman Hall Details
Thanksgiving eve event at FEagle Woodman hall features prizes for best sustained character and finest costume. Management urges attendance for Saturday night dances.
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Feagle-Woodman Hall
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