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Newspaper
Philip Weekly Review
Location
Philip, South Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1910
Page
5
A garbled reminiscence covers remedies for chronic catarrh asthma and stomach throat issues, mentioning weight loss and regained health. It threads in reflections on music, critics, and neuralgia, with stray lines about money and assistance, all appearing as a混乱 montage of past health woes.
Divers head for the scene near Espanola Ontario after a rear portion of a westbound Canadian Pacific train derailed on a bridge over the Spanish River. Reports say 48 dead and 92 injured, with several cars submerged and flames breaking out as rescuers work. A relief train with a submarine diver departed from St. Marie to recover bodies and identify victims.
Telegrams from Tokyo and St Petersburg read in Washington Friday morning report that Japan and Russia rejected the U S proposal to neutralize the Manchurian railways. The outcome complicates Secretary Knox’s effort to reduce Far East tensions and avert war.
Thomas L. Lewis of Ohio was re elected president of the United Mine Workers of America over opponent William Grant of Ohio by 22,607. Frank J. Hayes of Illinois won the vice presidency by 38,237 over incumbent BE. & McCullough of Michigan. Rowin Perry was chosen secretary treasurer without opposition.
Chariea W Morse once a king and New York banker is now convict No 684 in the federal prison at Atlanta Georgia. He has not yet been assigned to any work. Warden Moyer is not of the city and until his return Morse will continue to be paid the time as he id the first day he awoke in prison.
Four armed men stopped Missouri Pacific train No 8 at 9 45 p m Friday night one mile east of Eureka ten miles from St Louis and robbed the express car safe. The train was due into Mount Louis at 10 40 p m from Kansas City.
Sioux City livestock market quotations list short fed steers at 4,000 with 5.60 top, and hogs reaching 90.40. The brief price snapshot reflects Friday trading with notable gains for top hogs.
A violent weather event struck Kentucky on Friday with a large hail storm of vast scope, reported across multiple counties. Residents in Montgomery and surrounding areas described severe impacts as the storm moved through, leaving debris and damage in its wake.
Fragmentary report notes Tom Tegwart, a Democrat tied to Indiana politics, facing an unclear challenge Friday. Details are incomplete, including the exact race, dates, or outcomes.
Stensland former Milwaukee Avenue State Bank president in Chicago and cashier Hering were paroled by the Illinois Board at Joliet after a 4 year 6 month sentence for wrecking the bank and misappropriation of funds. Stensland was captured in Tangier after a global chase, and sent to the Tribune editor James Keely who, with Olson, secured his return from Morocco.
The decapitated body of Anna Furlong was found in a Chicago hotel room on Thursday. The head was missing, the room in disorder, and the nightgown torn, with evidence suggesting a violent struggle and disembowelment. Police believe the murderer removed the head to conceal identity. other inmates say she had lived there for weeks.
Louie Paulhon of Los Angeles set a new world record by carrying multiple passengers in a biplane and flying over Redondo Beach Venice and other resorts. He attained altitudes between 600 and 1000 feet during trials with Mrs Courtlanot Bishop Lieut Paul Beck and others aboard. Aimed to test bombing delivery for the army, ground impacts were within a short distance and the Paced leg was continued for an hour and a half with Orville Wright’s duration as a reference.
William Lilley, former treasurer of the permanent temperance committee of the general assembly of the Presbyterian church and Pittsburg presbytery, had been missing since September 26. He confessed a shortage of 23000 dollars after his return to Pittsburg, was refused jail admission, and stayed with Wills A. Booth for the night.
In Paris on Friday a lawsuit linked to curtains for the ambassador’s residence on Avenue du Bois de Boulogne was dismissed. The court ruled the dispute over a bill, noting Mrs. Leishman’s standing should shield her from seizure.
Not Sheldon woman Emma Farnsworth of Sheldon Indiana is not the Emma Farnsworth found in a helpless condition in St. Louis Tuesday night. Emma Farnsworth, now Mrs Nelson and a bride of three months, is in Sheldon.
William Jennings Bryan landed at Calino Peru from his steamer on Thursday. A government launch ferried him ashore where he was met by a large crowd including representatives of President Legula and other prominent figures.
In Philadelphia court Friday, Ferdinand Cohen the waiter charged with kidnapping 17 year old heiress Roberta Lobanon secured bail set at 2000 dollars. Court records indicate counsel obtained release pending trial.
Robbers trying to blow up the Brown block in Coffeyville Kansas including a printing office post office and Bika lodge were stopped by a watchman early Thursday after minor fire damage. An Adair county grand jury investigates the death of Zeun Z Vaughn once a professor at the first district Missouri normal school who died last October.
The president Thursday made nominations for Arizona Chief Justice Edward ___, associate justice Fletcher ___, with confirmation by the Senate. A Chicago Terminal Railway project to Baltimore was confirmed by Judge Holmes in the United States.
A blaze at a factory on Second and Chanertler streets Philadelphia left four girls dead and many injured. About 100 workers were inside as panic spread from the third floor and fires spread upward. Police took the remaining workers into custody for investigation while hospitals reported nearly twenty patients. The fire's origin and cause were not yet clear.
News of the Week in Concise Form reports a Mitchell corn show adjournment after a two hour meeting that nominated officers amid a heated exchange between Superintendent Chamberlain and Secretary Twombly. Wheeler withdrew amid concerns over seed company ties, leaving H. E. Dawes as president and a slate of officers from Fulton Brookings Ipswich Hurley and Alexandria.
An Aberdeen osteopath reports a 21 year old Florence Colorado resident, Mian Genevieve Lavier Dearing, struck by ascending paralysis worsened by typhoid and pneumonia, left blind and mute, later revived to a childlike state able to move limbs but gurgling and feeding only by bottle.
The liquor dealers association and prohibition forces are preparing a renewed county local option battle. Last year the option supporters were defeated by a narrow margin, but they vow to intensify campaigning this year. Dealers plan to delay active effort until after April city and town elections when license questions arise in towns with strong saloon support.
Resourceful railroad workers kept the engine alive by melting snow to reclaim a St. Louis westbound passenger train of about 100 people near Cresbard after it met a stuck freight in a drift. The engine of the freight had run dry, snow drifted in, and the train could not back up until passengers and staff shoveled snow into the tank and cleared the rear track.
University of Copenhagen committee completed exam of Dr Frederick A Cook notes and Wednesday confirmed there is no proof he reached the north pole. Turkish Parliament House Destroyed after fire in Constantinople leaves chambers unused. St Clairville County grand jury indicts forty tin mill workers for inciting riot at Bridgeport Aetna Standard plant. Excursion steamer City of Providence wrecked and sunk in the Mississippi River at St Louis Friday.
Henry Mead a 58 year old baker from Feesport Long Island dropped dead Thursday after eating pie and toast for breakfast. Doctors attributed death to heart failure superinduced by acute indigestion. Bishop Foss ne ar death and Bishop Cyrun 2 Yom noted in the Methodist Episcopal reports. Paper Box Makers meet and Western Paper Manufacturers associations began three days of conversion in St Louis.
Minnepolis and St Louis railroad division HQs at Watertown report a 165000 allocation for summer property improvements. Primary feature is a joint passenger station to be built by St Louis and Rock Island roads. Also notes Yankton session of the State Horticultural Society electing officers A W Kruger Grotch president A L Van Osdel Yankton vice president M J Dewolf Letcher treasurer N E Hansen Brookings secretary E D Cowles Vermillion librarian.
Union men who refuse to work on non-union terms will return only if wages rise. In a day long vote of Homestake underground workers 1400 ballots were cast, reflecting a push for higher pay before resuming work.
A meeting at the Commercial club organized employers in Inbor to prevent difficulties when the building season resumes. The Dakota Portland Cement company announced plans for a great cement plant for Chamberlain. Arrangements near completion to move Canton Plow company business to Mitchell with strong local stock subscriptions.
Prairie chicken and quail are reported to be coming to town yards and farm bowls across the state for food, with deep encw noted in local feeds and markets.
Hanson county farmer Henry Thompson won the grand sweepstakes prize for the best ten ears of yellow corn scoring 91.2 in the state contest. Mitchell exhibitor B P Sand earned best single ear. Yankton led southern district, Hanson central, and Amands northern for top corn display. FR P Sand won best dent ear across the state, with John Hofer second and Bruner Bros third. Whiting of Yankton took first in ten ears of popcorn. Daniels and Parmley followed.
Clay and Yankton counties plan to hold $25 per day from April 1, 1909 from the dredging company for not completing the Clay Creek drainage ditch on schedule. If accepted, the claim could cost the company about $7,000 and likely lead to a court fight. Also noted are preparations for next year’s agricultural exhibit at Huron, county funding surges for the 1910 fair, a record high cow price in Lyman County, a gas exposure incident in Huron, the death of Martin Schoenert in Huron, reduced Milwaukee passenger service from Aberdeen, an injury to Yankton merchant J P Nelson, and upcoming bids for the 1910 tournament site.
The following papers have been selected as Brenley county’s official papers for the coming year: Fort Phaeve Fulrpey Mares Hamentend Philip ertens.
A mother asks who attended Sunday school and her 4 year old daughter replies every body but Jesus. The child explains no one told her, but the refrain was sung repeatedly as the idea spread through the room. The exchange highlights a humorous misinterpretation during a moral lesson.
A fragment from The Delineator recounts an epidemic in Dowlais Wales where families suffered a terrible itch. Doctors failed, a famed remedies peddler offered cures, and after trying Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent the writer claims all loved ones recovered. Letter from Thomas Hugh Chicago 1909.
An advertisement touts a remedy that supposedly breaks up a cold in seventy four hours and cures coughs. It blends glycerine, Virgin Oil of Pine compound, and whisky, sold in drug stores and mixed in a bottle. The text also references deafness claims and medical cautions.
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