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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
6
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An American tourist learns an Irish joke about gooseberries, as an old Irishwoman explains that one cannot eat apples from gooseberries. The tale ends with a gentle rebuke to the Yankee for misnaming the fruit and underestimating Irish knowledge of its produce.
A fragmentary reminiscence from Fridley and 1034 N Main describes a years long decline with kidney trouble and progressively worsening health, ending with bedridden weeks and back pain, mentioning banks and institutions in a faded, garbled narrative.
Wall Street syndicate takes control of United States Long Distance and Cuyahoga Telephone by J P Morgan & Co purchases. Clarence Brown says purchase is for their own account with no further official details. Bratley notes deal includes independent plants in Columbus and Dayton.
Ten killed and thirty-five injured when four rear cars of Southern Railway No. 11 toppled 60 feet from a 60-foot embankment near Reidaville North Carolina. Among the passengers were George Gould and his son. reports say sixteen killed and ten bodies removed by noon. Gould and son reached Greensboro with others badly injured.
Special Assistant Attorney General Alimaon announced in New York that a federal inspection found Arbuckle Bros sugar imports caused a duty underpayment of 496,573 dollars. The firm repaid the amount in cash to the U S treasury covering 1898 to November 1807 period, after notification to the Arbuckle firm to settle without suit.
At Lisbon on Wednesday the anniversary of the Seminarists revolt was marked by a bomb thrown at the bishop of Bragsnas. The bishop was not injured. No political significance attached to the act.
A report notes the Chinese government has refused Portugal's arbitration proposals on the Maceo boundary dispute. Negotiations between the two governments resumed last March. Also cited are livestock market quotations from the Moen City Live Stock Market with prices for dressed beef and top hogs.
Wealthy Barriersville ty Sirmas Zohn H Hartman died after being struck by unknown robbers in his barn on December 4 in Barrien berg Pe. He passed away Thursday with officials investigating the fatal stab and robbery incident.
Labor leaders across the United States and Canada formally declared war on the open shop policy of United States Steel at a two day conference in Pittsburg. Samuel Gompers presided as the AFL measure was recorded. Resolutions were sent to President Taft, Congress, and governors of states with U S Steel interests.
A four story wooden lodging house at Third and Sycamore Streets Cincinnati burned Tuesday after a kerosene lamp toppled during a quarrel on the second floor. Seven people died and seven were injured with about fifty others narrowly escaping death as flames cut off exits. Firemen and police saved many, but some leaped from windows in panic.
A well dressed woman in Monterey, California, carrying a handbag with 13 000 dollars in diamonds and jewelry and 30 000 dollars in insurance policies is found on the street with little explanation. The woman, identified as Mrs Ina TL Cummings of St Louis, mentions a daughter named Mrs Danie at Carel by the Sea.
A rear end collision near Northeast Pennsylvania between the Twentieth Century Limited from Chicago and passenger No. 10 from Erie left at least four dead and nine fatally hurt with many injured. Rescue crews found dozens of wrecked cars and authorities reported four confirmed dead, nine fatally injured, and several more seriously harmed.
First Sergeant C. O. Mix of the Seventy-second Coast Artillery dies at Fort Screven Georgia from leprosy. He served in the Cuban campaign where he contracted the disease. Burial with full military honors planned at the national cemetery. His father left $40,000, but the money could not help him. Two carloads of medical paraphernalia had been shipped to Fort Screven for his treatment.
Wallace H Hopkins former broker was sentenced in Chicago to four years and three months in Fort Leavenworth prison for using malls to defraud customers. He faces a $1500 fine and may appeal. The case involved about 600000 alleged defrauded funds. Nellie Burns declared legally dead in St Louis after kidnapping eleven years earlier. Insurance company ordered to pay 235 for two life policies.
Lamro, the growing Lampe county seat of Tripp County, founded over two years ago by the Lamereaux brothers, is likely to move to a newly chosen location about two miles north of its current spot and about four tenths of a mile from the planned townsite of Winner. The town, boasting around fifty business buildings and numerous new residences, was designated the county seat at the June election.
The Retail Implement Dealers Association of South Dakota, southwestern Minnesota and northwestern Iowa wraps its eleventh annual convention in Sioux Falls with officers elected B G Wattson president J P Parley vice president E C Bartin treasurer H C Meyer director J E McDougall director and resolutions opposing parcels post law branch stores by jobbers and manufacturers.
Coroner's Jury in Sioux City ruled Tar Lipett a peddler died when a wagon tipped over in a December storm about sixty miles east of Sturgis, striking his left temple and killing him instantly. Lipett, a single man of Jewish parentage, was shipped to Sioux City.
Gamble's Cheyenne opening bill would open 1,000,000 acres in the Cheyenne River reservation next to Le Beau. The bill designates Le Beau as the site for a new land office, aimed at aiding homesteaders filing next spring and those in the newly opened territory, with the Interior Department seen likely to approve the central location.
Three trains wrecked near Watertown over Sunday night and Monday morning as ground movement caused rails to spread. A St. Louis passenger train left the track east of Watertown, a St. Louis freight derailed near Waverly, and a Northwestern freight near Doland spilled wheat from nine cars. No serious injuries reported and delays reached fourteen hours.
The government has granted 70000 for running expenses for the ensuing year to the Indian school at Flandreau. About 400 attend with not over ten percent being truants. The institution provides regular study programs plus strong industrial and farming work on over a half section of land.
Six street force workers were seriously burned when a natural gas blast ripped through a cleaner claturn in Topeka Kansas on Tuesday. Frank Snyder street commissioner likely fatally burned as men attempted to light a cigar to inspect the area.
Grayson 8. Osborne pleaded guilty in the United States circuit court at Columbus Ohio to embezzling 28000 from Huntington National Bank funds. He was sentenced to six and a half years in Fort Leavenworth. A related confession by George Beberie 29 was filed with Fire Chief Burke alleging involvement with a Milla company loss of 135.
A blaze at Peoria, Illinois leveled the Grand Opera House and the offices and presses of the Peoria Journal and the Peoria Democrat. The fire began about 1 30 Tuesday morning, with total losses exceeding 200000 dollars.
R B Dear renowned contractor and mining man dies in Superior Wisconsin after a third operation for appendicitis. He recently led Butter Salakiays Copper company Taheruts Rich Estate. Mary Hanna widow of Henry Hanna and Cincinnati’s third richest woman, dies at 91 leaving a fortune of 7 million dollars. One daughter inherits the estate.
Nine workmen suffocated to death while working in a compressed air compartment in Naples harbor on Monday. Three others were rescued. Rev. David C. Hughes, father of Gov. Hughes, died at the executive mansion in Albany, NM.
The Nebraska Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld the state occupation tax law, allowing the state to collect about $60,000 in revenue this year. W G Spiller owner of the Astor House at Colon Panama and claimant of the Cuban steamer Otori was expelled from Panama territory Tuesday. Liberals win in Spain as municipal elections nationwide favor the liberals, while Republicans gain ground in various locales. Also noted is Gen J B Casement linked to railroad trusts. a hospital stay for pneumonia is mentioned.
Local Wakonda council schedules a special election for December 21 to consider issuing bonds not exceeding 7600 dollars for a municipal water system. In other area items, Dufloth bond forfeited on seduction charges, lawyers Elliott and Stilwell move to Aberdeen as railway attorneys, and postmasters nominees are named for Sioux Falls and Parker.
Henry Hackett of Wakonda fired a shotgun at Leonard Steeter during a land dispute over leased land. A shot struck Steeter in the leg but caused no serious injury. Steeter had just planted winter wheat after purchasing the land. Hackett denied Steeter’s rights and the conflict escalated as fencing was removed and threats were made. No arrests have been reported.
A herd of 190 cattle fell through ice on a Missouri river crossing from the reservation to LeBeau. Cowboys clung to ponies and saved the animals, though some cowboys briefly went under. The train shipment proceeded to the east with cattle iced to their bodies.
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets touted as forty year old stomach and bowel regulators. Sugar coated granules claim to invigorate digestion. An ad suggests soothing night use of Hamling Wire and Oil Tub for sleeping feet. A cheeky line questions simple living while the family is away.
The article references a dress built on simple lines suitable for home sewers and notes a new touch with a softly knotted love bung. It also discusses reading as an art form, urging active reader engagement rather than passive consumption, citing H. M. Alden in Harper's Magazine on reader collaboration with the author.
An Indiana woman recounts lifelong coffee addiction causing stomach distress and poor health. After trying Postum, she reports improved breakfast well being and no cravings for coffee, noting a shift from illness to daily relief.
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