Weather snapshot for yesterday in Aempkiatuide
Weather report notes temperatures in Aempkiatuide from 68 F at 7 am to 81 F at 5 pm with a high near 80s and a late midnight reading around 72 F. No precipitation details provided.
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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1915
Page
7
Uncertain Midwest Weather Forecast Flashing Showers
Illinois and Missouri predict unsettled conditions with showers Sunday and Monday. Northeast cooler on Sunday with partial cloudiness. Iowa also expects unsettled weather Sunday and Monday with likely showers and little temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tlinois
Missouri
Iowa
River Bulletin Forecast for Rising Conditions
River bulletin notes stage of water at 7 PM yesterday at various points. Forecast indicates the river from below Warsaw to Hannibal will rise slowly for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Hannibal
New Laws and Court Decisions Surge Since 1908
Elihu Root notes sixty two thousand new laws passed in five years ending December 1913 and courts issuing sixty five thousand decisions in 630 volumes. He warns reactionary citizens may be surprised while the legal profession struggles to keep pace with the deluge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Root
National Congress
Legisla
Root
Courts of Last Resort
Railroads cite no money for dining cars in through trains
Tribulations of the railroad systems are described as the last straw on the camel, with dining being operated by many of the standard lines. Representatives told the Interstate Commerce Commission that there is no money in dining cars in through trains, with figures cited for dining car operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iterstate Commerce Commission
Eastland Disaster Reflections On A Nation's Loss
A sympathetic editorial on the Eastland harbor tragedy in Chicago. It notes about five thousand passengers, estimates fifty percent dead, and calls for accountability and safety reforms. The piece compares to Iroquois and General Slocumb fires, mentions inspectors present, ballast tank design issues, and the ongoing search for solutions to prevent future disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Chicago
Eastland
East River
New York
Sail
Millenium
Dining car service and tariffs in wartime trade debates
The piece notes railroads losing money on diners while some customers demand constant dining car service. It argues diners should be provided along routes and that public sentiment varies by region. It also discusses tariffs, war, and how European conflict shapes American industry, with commentary on President Wilson and tariff policy impacts.
Abandon the Tariff Says Hearst Papers Boersianer
Boersianer in Hearst papers claims administration plans to abandon the democratic tariff stance won in 1912. It argues for tariff revision upward citing Europe war prices as justification and notes the alleged popularity of Republican tariff theory amid prior industrial depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearst
Boersianer
Europe
Hearst Papers
Editor’s night gap golf offered as insanity treatment
The piece notes Elgin state hospital test of golf as therapy for insanity and praises the game’s popularity. It mentions Marshal Mackensen’s objectives Belzyce Travniki and Grubechow, and jokes about changing German names. It also references Spain’s order for American cartridges prompting wartime memories and a Kewanee post office row resolved by appointing Mulligan’s brother.
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Elgin State Hospital
Kewanee
Mulligan
Auto Carrying 8 Over Turned 4 Occupants Hurt
A Kirksville Express headline reports a vehicle overturn with eight over carried and four occupants injured. Details are limited in the available text, but the incident appears serious and prompted emergency response. Further facts are not provided in the fragment.
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Kirksville Express
Croquet Sabbath Split Sparks Local Feud in Illinois
In Ludlow a church split follows a minister's resignation over congregants playing croquet on the Sabbath. The tale centers on butcher Charles Rehm and barber W A Zimmerman. Their shops leak Buffalo nickels into a “future heir” scheme, as shiny coins flow from barber shaves to meat-market purchases. Both men worsen financially, yet hope remains for their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludlow
Illinois
Charles L Rehm
W. A. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Buffalo
Cuticura Mail Offer Noted Worldwide Ad
An old advertisement notes scalp and hair remedies, offering samples by mail with a 32-page skin book on request. The ad instructs sending a post card to Cuticura, Dept. T. Bowman, claiming sales worldwide.
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Cuticara
Dept. 'T. Bow Gon
Snyder Rapid Transit Crushed by Street Car Army Clash
Desperate sixty day battle ends with Snyder forces trapped near Third and Hampshire streets. Street Car forces, led by Gen Bolles, capture the remnants after heavy fighting that sees court martial for Snyder and harsh indemnities. Victors may award Burgomaster post. observers note mills of God grind slowly.
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Snyder Rapid’ Transit
the Street Car Co
Snyder
Weisenberger
Simmons
Rogs
John ‘Boeing
Maine
Hampshire
Highland
Baldwin
Bolles
Friday
Owens
O'Brien
Geo. Koehler
Ebert
Ross
John Hummert
Bickhaus
Stree Car
Alton
Fifth Army
Genebacher
Col. Boeing
Col Boeing
Third
Old
Koehler
Col
Gen
Lieut. McNutt
OL Bickhaus
Ger
Bitter
Genenbacher
Abbott
Street
Car, Co
Quinecy
Trummert
Sloan's Liniment Relief Ad Promises Quick Muscle Relief
An old-time advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for tired aching muscles caused by hard work. It claims rapid relief from soreness and pain without rubbing, describing it as a cleaner counter irritant than mustard and urging readers to buy from druggists. The testimonial notes strong gratitude from a user.
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Sloan
Tennessee agricultural groups seek reasonable interstate rates
Tennessee farmers asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for fair rates between southern points. The request centers on freight charges affecting agricultural shipments.
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Washington
Tennessee Agricultural
Commerce
Commission
Southern
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