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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1910

Page

6

Society Women Fight Burglar in Oyster Bay Trial

In Mineola Long Island two society women testified in the John Lewis Doty burglary trial detailing a fierce night encounter at Mrs Adele Townsend’s Oyster Bay home. Ada Townsend and Elizabeth Halsey described fending off a knife wielding intruder with an iron bar and a stabbing. they identified Doty as the suspect, though his alibi defense and cross examination sought to cast doubt. The case drew many prominent residents to the supreme court as witnesses and prosecutors outlined the midnight entry and desperate defense by the Townsend family and guests.

Mineola L. I Supreme Court John Lewis Doty Adele S. Townsend Beckman Townsend Old Mill Road Oyster Bay Col Theodore Roosevelt Ada Elizabeth Elizabeth L. Halsey Media Ada Townsend Miss Halsey Doty Coles Mrs. Townsend Miss Townsend Elizabeth Townsend Townsend Miss Hal Congress Organized Labor Ifit Federation of Labor Organization of Labor Federation America

Thirst of corpse put grave robbers in panic

Pleasant Hill Missouri tale recounts 1904 graveyard theft near Glenwood. Two men exhumed a body, loaded it into a wagon, then fled after Dodson and Caywood staged a dramatic interruption. The pair kept the wagon five years, sold it for $300 when no claimant appeared.

Caywood Dodson

Attack by Huge Rodents Leaves Chicago Baby Injured

Mary Polich nine weeks old is believed to die after rats attacked her while she slept at 11712 Torrence Avenue South Chicago. Her mother fainted returning from a butcher shop and neighbors drove the rats away with improvised weapons. The child was taken to the county hospital.

Chicago Mary Polich Torrence Avenue

Education in China Expands Schools Under Readied Chinese Leadership

Consular report notes new schools rising across the Chinese empire and placed under educated Chinese who studied abroad. The movement promotes popular education as a pillar of reform toward a limited monarchy, replacing the old autocracy.

Japan Europe United States Comsular China

Drama on the Street Ends Divorce Bid in San Bernardino

In San Bernardino California a divorcing couple were reunited when the wife rushed to court to obtain a divorce but her daughter darted into the street. A rescuer, revealed to be the husband, saved the child from an oncoming car and the spouses then went to an attorney’s office where the divorce petition was torn up.

San Bernardino Cal Walter Preston Preston

A Lesson In Economy From a Historic Courier Journal

The Louisville Courier Journal quotes a dialogue where the heroine flings her purse to the driver and the hero questions how to support a wife, urging payment of exact legal fare for future conveyance.

Louisville Courier-Journal

Old Lawyer and the Tight Will Joke

A scene from The Novice where an old lawyer complains he would draft wills himself next time. The young partner says Moneybag’s will is so tight that no relatives can break it, highlighting humorous contention over drafting.

New York Sun

Graphic Variations Promotes Strange Ideas Says Missionary

The cannibal king remarks that civilization promotes strange ideas and the missionary asks who is being referred to. The king explains that among the people the ultimate consumer is treated with sympathy and seen as very lucky.

It Takes All Kinds Says Explorer Roles Vary

The dialogue contrasts explorers who excel with math instruments against those who rely on typewriters and picture machines, illustrating diverse talents shaping a single world.

Surprise Birthday Ideas For Fiance From Two Friends

Two women discuss surprising a fiancé with a birthday gift. The dialogue touches on planning and choosing a plan that will delight him, with one suggesting revealing age as a playful twist.

Knowledge Enough and the Fall

The passage cites Adam and Eve as innocent and unconscious in their初 fall, lacking full understanding of the apple yet gaining some knowledge of good and evil. It claims this blundering awakening doomed them and their descendants to lifelong struggles and consequences.

Adam and Eve Puck

On Time and the Man Who Sells Time Plans

A wry exchange highlights a life spent urging punctuality while joking about a living selling a book on the installment plan. The remark underscores satire on time discipline and commerce.

His Business In Baltimore Street Trimming

A Baltimore American item notes a man across the street offering tree and hedge trimming services, highlighting local labor and everyday work. The anecdote frames a common tradesman’s presence in the neighborhood.

Baltimore

And Mother Officiates. Eddie-Do you have morning prayers at your house

Freddie speaks of a family ritual and a gentle critique on self awareness. The dialogue hints at a domestic tone with moral reflections on judgment and accountability.

Mother Eddie Freddie Father

Visit of Grossadmiral von Koster Referenced in Kieler Neueste Nachrichten

In an interview the Kieler Neueste Nachrichten quotes Grossadmiral von Koster speaking about his New York visit. He notes that with President Taft away on a trip to the Mexican frontier, the place of honor was taken by the vice president or Secretary of State Sherman of New York.

Kieler Neueste Nachrichten Grossadmiral von Koster New York Taft United States Sherman

Notable Social Calls by Telephone in Progressive Era

The excerpt notes a progressive New York woman making social calls by telephone, with Mrs. Dubbs commenting that such women are progressive and unconventional. It reflects attitudes toward social conduct and propriety in early 20th century Boston and New York circles.

Dubbs New York Boston Transcript

Doctors face caution in self-prescription cases

Taking no chances. Griggs notes that doctors avoid prescribing for themselves and that Cuttem has gone to another physician for treatment. Briggs remarks this shows prudent care as Cuttem’s patients often do not recover.

Griggs Cuttem Briggs

First-time Cook Delivers Messy Meal in Lighthearted Exchange

In a domestic exchange between sisters a woman confesses she burned a meal and her doctor sister responds with dry humor saying she has lost her first patient. The lighthearted remark underscores the playful tone of family humor.

Pepys as Diary Keeper Gains Noted Fame

A witty remark explains Samuel Pepys is famed for maintaining a diary for over a year. The quote suggests lasting happiness in marriage comes from treating a wife as gently as one handles a cherished briar pipe.

Don't Weep At The Ice House Labor Trust Diary

A sharply worded critique condemns Samuel Gompers and the American Federation of Labor for alleged lawbreaking and conspiracy to ruin union opponents. It argues courts must punish violators, warns against Labor Trust tyranny, cites Toronto and Canadian reactions, and urges readers to lobby Congress to preserve court powers and protect free speech and press.

Labor Trust Gompers Gompera Bucks Store Co Bucks Stove Works United States Great Toronto Egan Federation Grand Council Workingmen’s Ass'n of Canada U. S Govin America Canada United Miners of America Associated Press Washington, D. C Samuel Gompers John Mitchell Frank Morrison American Federation of Labor District of Columbia Bucks’ Store and Range Company Simon Burns General Assembly Knights of Labor Burns Labor Digest Workingman’s Gompersigm A. F. of L Federation of Labor Congress Workers of America Labor Mt. Vernon George Washington Great‘ Labor Trust C.W. Post Battle Creek Mich

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