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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1909
Page
6
Spain declares martial law after Catalan unrest
News from Madrid reports King Alfonso and Premier Maura convened as Catalonia sours into rebellion. Officials cite grave threat and vow harsh measures. riots erupt in Alcoy and Calahorra. trains blocked. casualties reported as gendarmes and troops clash with rioters. Valencia to Barcelona troop movements widen the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Alfonso
Pramier Maura
Catalyn Lany Ware Strom Ie
Xpatn
Catalonia
Kendrel
Valencia
Barcalona
Molilin
Boayiairia
Pulliam Shoots Himself at New York Athletic Club
Marty Pulliam president of the National League of Hasball Clubs attempted suicide in his New York Athletic Club room on the third floor. He fired once into his temple. the bullet lodged near the right eye and exited on the left side. Doctors said recovery unlikely. Braith, blamed by friends for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty Pulliam
National League of Hasball Clubs
New York Athietic Club
Endg Lifh WITN Revolver Mystery Exposes Hyde Era Links
Fragmentary report details a former secretary to James Hyde Medta dying by self-inflicted gunshot near Everett Washington. Names John F Stuart and James Hasen Hyde appear amid references to the Equitable Annuzance Society of New York. Investigation ties to an insurance company crisis and despondency over denied control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James WH. Hyde
John F. Stuart
James Hasen Hyde
Equitable Annuzance Society of New York
Pverett Wash
Stuart
Insur Company
Ghee Factory Resumes Operations Amid Strike Fallout
The shoe factory of James Phelan Mons at Lenn, Massachusetts, one of four whee manufacturing plants hit by the packers strike, resumed operations on Tuesday after the workers agreed to terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Phelan
Mons
Lenn
Mass
Wich
Haytne
Missouri Senator In Assault Case On Train Report
A report notes an alleged assault on Senator William J. of Missouri aboard a railroad car. Police begin proceedings and an arrest is mentioned as part of the broader wartime harbor and defense discussion. Live stock market quotes are listed with Heaven and Top hows values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grannan
Bualti
William J
Mimouri
Mloex Gily
Wetrweday
Mig
Heaven
Martial law grips Barcelona amid riots and shortages
Reporters describe Barcelona under martial law after a general strike in Morocco protests and military actions. Police killed several rioters as troops from Tarragona reinforce the garrison. Communications collapse, shortages worsen, and civilian fear spreads across the city and suburbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
Spain
Guvyarnor
Tarragona
Tina Anain
Dewottog
Barcalous
Morocco
Marceloum
Wright Brothers Break World Aeroplane Record at Fort Myer
Orville Wright and Lieut Frank P. Lahm set a new two man aeroplane record at Fort Myer matching speed and distance, averaging about forty miles per hour over fifty miles in roughly one hour nine minutes with Prof. Paine of the Monroe Institute observing. Wilbur Wright, observer and inventor, previously held the record at Le Mans with the Montane Institute team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Shallers
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Frank
Labm
Army
Signa Cora
Wilbur
Mackie
le Mane
France
Paine Loay
Mronet Institute
BohaRer
Maeht
Willur
Nia
Tragedy Ends Trial in Arkansas Courtroom
A shooting in Little Rock courts ended a civil case over a child custody dispute. Nathaniel Parker Willis, owner of a liquor business in Indianapolis, was shot and died soon after in the armsof his mother as the defendant, the plaintiff Wills, was attacked by Wills’s divorced wife who had remarried. The incident involved State Senator Jaf Davis in Mult Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lice
Hock
Ark
Jaf Davis
W. Vo Rilla
Mine Mult Ark
Fred
Nathaniel Parker Willis
Indianapolia
Ind
Little Rock
Wils
Willa
Burglary Suspect Shoots Home In Jamaica Plain
In Jamaica Plain near Boston Massachusetts a burglar alarm spurred Harry Pierce a shoe designer to fire at intruders wounding one man fatally The incident occurred at a home in the Jamaica Plain district Pierce was taken into custody pending investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pierce
Jamaica Plains
Boston
Mase
Turaday
Pierce
Farmers Morgan and son killed near Gage Oklahoma
Thomas Morgan and his son Henry, farmers near Gage, Oklahoma, were killed in a fight near their home on Tuesday. Neighbor F Powers, with whom the Morgans quarreled, was probably fatally injured in the same incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sian
Thomas Morgan
Henry
Gage
Okla
F. Powers
Morgans
Court lifts receivership of Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railway
Judge Lurton orders the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railway receivership ended and Judson Harmon relieved of duties as receiver. In other items, French forces clash with desert tribes in an engagement that costs officers and men on both sides, and Hawaii considers using Chinese workers to address a labor shortage in sugar plantations. Also in Washington, the Greek Legation has its rank raised and Bow a minister resident is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lurton
United States Appellate Court
Cincinnati, Hamilton and Daytom, Railway Company
Judson Harmon
Recviver
Political Unrest Amid Mexican Campaign Falls Quiet in Mexico City
A dispatch from Guadalajara reports a tense mob scene during a campaign visit by Bla and Corral. Protesters hurled objects, drowned speakers, and injured Leon Talas as security carried the leaders through the crowd. The event underscores growing discontent in a volatile Mexican political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxico Chy
Guadalajara
Murphy
del Gales
Portily
Ronan Corral
Bla
Corral
del Gato Theater
Montini
Leon Talas
Jaiyer
Maxim City
Republic
Mo Polien Ethatien
Amust Boos Price and Strike Injunction Denied
Notes indicate Amust Boos pricing effective August 1 with future adjustments and contracts set post January 1. United States Steel corporation unit aims to maintain stool and structural product output while Judge Baker denies an injunction for American Sheet and Tin Plate in Blwood Indiana. strikers gain right to organize. Butler plant sees 2000-plus ex-employees return under company terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Steel and Wire Company
United States Stu Corporation
American Sheet and Tin Plate Company
Blwood
Ind
Baker
United States Circuit Court
Goshen
Motor Races Prohibited by Prussian Government
The Prussian government bans bicycle races with motor racers after an accident at the old Botanic Garden Gong last Sunday caused eight deaths and many injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Botanic Gar
Immigration ruling requires visitor carry $25 in cash
Secretary Nagel of the department of commerce and labor upheld Commissioner Williams's decision that an alien must possess $25 or be refused admission. Also reported: a Beaumont Elks Club secretary murder. martial law in Barcelona after a Spanish Moroccan war protest. a tornado devastates Matchewan area with no serious injuries. a theft at the Tipton bank noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aen Mus
Nagel
Department of Commerce and Labor
Commissioner of Immigration
Williams
Barcelona
Spain
Yan Wives South Dakota Trip in Hazy Plan With Brother
Yan Who leaves home believed to be en route to South Dakota for a business partnership with his brother in the general merchandise trade at Armour. He left home with his wife present, then wandered toward Salem. A note described as a family message followed. a missing man tale grows as creditors’ reports and a Cantonwing bankruptcy case spill into the Cantonwine matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yan
South Dakota
Hlile
Bubbuss
Salem
Muller
Cantonwine
Dave
Manry A. Mullar
JG. Cantonwing
Manly
Armour
Muller Hotda
Burglard
Cantonwing
Cantareriay
Wilte
Wilte Furtiwoh
Runaway Boys Turned In After Boat Theft Episode
Four youths from Lyman County Jail after a boat stealing spree tied to a river theft. They went to Macona seeking work, stayed one day, then fled with a stolen boat and moved toward the river. Captured near Whortor and returned to Osco, court records show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
Macona
Maj Kelley’s Books Show Credit Not Debit in Account
Reports alleging Maj Edward Kelley was short in government funds are proved false. After retirement from Rowebud agency and review of Mermer Indian agent accounts, it is found Kelley has a credit of $8.11 despite handling over a quarter million dollars in government funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj. Kelley
Debin Soma
Maj
Edward Kelley
United States Padian
Rowebud
Italy
Kelley
South Dakota
Man Killed at Wolsey Tuberculosis Cover Story
Officials from the Chicago and North Western Railway traced the death of a young man at Wolsey to an incident near Des Moines. The late Mr. Stewart is identified as Teohert FL Stewart, son of Mere Dla et Payton of Des Moines. His father and mother have been notified, and the company officers confirm the disappearance and lack of notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolesey
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Wobey
Teohert FL
Stewart
Mere Dla Et Payton
Des Matis
Wolsey
Stewarts Raother
Dew A Mulnes
Pardons Recommended and Denied by State Board
The state pardon board recommended clemency for Ivor Johnson of Roberts County on rape charges and Floyd Purvis of Charles Mix County on forgery. They rejected clemency for Henry Stillett of Codington County on murder and Frank Kettlink of Buffalo County on wife murder, seeking life terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Pally
State Pardon Board
Ivor Johnson
Roberts County
Floyd Purvis
Charles Mix County
Henry Stillett
Ufe
Codington County
Frank Kettlink
Buffalo County
Milwaukees Townsite Party Carrier's 600 Mile Trip
Joe Stollow of Pierce returns from a 600 mile journey with a Milwaukee townsite party. They traveled Cheyenne River reservation prairie country from Virgin Creek to Perkins County center, then northwest to Thunder Butte and Mubridge. The trip faced roadless, hilly terrain and required temporary crossings and vehicle extraction by block and tackle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierre
Milwaukee
Joe Stollow
Pierce
Cheyenne River
Victim in Rusty Nail Ties Leads to Tragic Death
LeRoy Johnson, 19, son of Mr and Mrs Jose Johnson of Worthing southwest of Sioux Falls, died after stepping on a nail driven through a board. The nail pierced his toe, later causing tetanus which proved fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
South Pakota
LeRoy Johnsnn
Jose Johnson
Worthing
Sioux Falla
Kicked by a Horse in Bridgewater Man Injured in Tethered Scene
Reports from Lebano and nearby areas recount mishaps and civic updates. A stockman in Bridgewater was kicked in the jaw while attempting to drive a horse away from a tank, breaking facial bones and injuring teeth. Voters in Lebano, Potter county, approved bonds for a new public school building in a special election with only sixteen votes against. Changes in local business: B. F. Trumbower & Co dry goods store sold by MU health 15K. trum bower to partner Miss Della Dewey. Train factions push enforcement of liquor laws on trains. South Dakota Elks plan first annual grand lodge meeting in Deadwood August 20. A state employee’s child hospitalized after skull injury from horse kick. Runaway injuries to a Centerville boy and a Rosebud Sioux Warrior injured by barb wire. Wolf bounty holders expect slight gains over last year. Clear Lake fairgrounds to gain new tam and county association projects proceed. Central state farmers continue using natural gas for domestic purposes.
Sturgis Man Ends Life With Bullet Through Head
Jake Dodson aged 33 committed suicide at his Sturgis home by shooting himself in the head. The coroner’s jury reported death from a self-inflicted bullet wound. No other persons involved, and no clue to motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mt
Thulforl
Westport
New Bedford
Panning
Vanning
George Hall
Jake Dodson
Sturgis
Corp
Robbery Turns Bank Quiet as Assistant Cashier Vanishes
The First National Bank of Tipton Indiana closes after its assistant cashier Noah R. Marker disappears with a vault sum between fifty and sixty four thousand dollars. He allegedly set a time lock until Monday morning and left a note saying he had taken funds to cover expenses. Marker, a nine year employee and former mayoral candidate, has a wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of
Tipton
Ind
Indiana
Noah R. Marker
Marker
William Marker
Shea May Get 25 Years For Attempted Murder
Cornelius P. Shea 86 former president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters was convicted of attempted murder in Chicago. The jury verdict followed a brutal assault on Mim Alice Walsh 24 in New York after a strike liaison. Walsh survived after more than twenty seven knife wounds and later sued Shea. The maximum punishment is twenty five years in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters
Cornelius P. Shea
Quy West Pitbh Street
New York
International Brotherhnot of
Mike
Chicago
Foster
Mim Alice Walsh
Shea
Tie
Mise Walsh
West Tin Street
Priest Beats Bishop In Suit In Lincoln Diocese
In Lincoln Nebraska county court Judge Dungan denied Bishop Bonarum’s request for a permanent injunction and bond against Father Murphy. The decision allows Father Murphy to continue holding services at any church in the diocese. Murphy plans to hold mass in Ulysses and elsewhere in the diocese. the bishop plans to appeal to the state Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonarum
Duncan
Father Murphy
Ulysses
Lincoln
Neb
Dungan
New Isle Reported Near Gambier Group by French Captain
Captain Quatrevaux of the French ship Thiers arrives in San Francisco from New Caledonia and Australia to report a newly formed island near the Gambier group in the Pacific. He notes an uncanny inlet drawing the vessel toward shore as it approached, with the ship narrowly avoiding rocks. The island lies at latitude 24.25 S, longitude 128.90 W and appears volcanic in composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gambler Group
Quatrevaux
Thiers
San Francisco
Newcns
Australia
Vie Pacific
Quatra- Vaux
diMeuliy
Tariff Debates Move Toward Tea Duty and Oil Protection
The piece notes Senator Tillman urging a tea duty to aid South Carolina growers, and shows Senate support for petroleum on the free list still leaving room for protection debates as the tariff bill advances. It cites La Follette’s insurgent stance on Aldrich bill changes, with import value impacts of 146 million and 93 million. Also mentions suffragettes in New York testing summer campaigning, Wall Street hostility to female agitators, census patronage policy discussions, and rumors of a Supreme Court vacancy offered to Governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillman
South Carolina
Senate
la Pollette
Treasury
New York
Wall Street
Gov. Hughes
Lake Champlain
Taft
Fragmented Betrothal Exchange Sparks Family Clash
A misread dialogue scene shows a stern father debating marriage between a groom candidate and two contrasting young women. The exchange reveals class tensions and parental interference.
The Mendicant Word Origin In Chaucer’s Era
The text discusses the origin of mendicant from Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales and lampooned references to mendicants as poor, humble figures tied to poverty and abstinence. It notes the term sompnour as a low estate official and links the common use of mendicant to later employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belias
Chaucer
Lampnoure
A Notary Dame Lady's Appeal and Child Education Lessons
An odd mixture of a home treatment offer for sycumat ailments from Notre Dame Ind, claiming free cures and climate changes. followed by a reflection on parenting and children as teachers, citing Woods Hutchinson on treating children as equals and lessons learned from children as vital to education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Notre Dame
Moccultere
Folatty Srallen
Tuanagna
Paine
Neuraizia
Anthodsande
Mia
Ind
Cone Tines Woods Hutchinson
Lecture Talent Sparks Familial Banter in Chicago Tribune
A fragment from the Chicago Tribune captures a humorous exchange about Mrs McGoosle and her husband a naturally gifted speaker. The dialogue hints at recurring practice talks over ten years and a playful audience including Uncle Benno and Mia as they riff on who learns faster.
Doctor Praises Grape-Nuts After Child's Recovery
A Kansas physician recounts feeding his four year old son Grape-Nuts during pneumonia recovery. The boy improved after starting the cereal and milk regimen, gaining weight and returning to health in about two months. The doctor notes other patients have benefited from Grape-Nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Sam
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