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Newspaper

Sioux County Herald

Location

Orange City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1910

Page

2

Various Notable Personal Journeys and News Items

A collection of brief notices covers Florence Mastick’s jewelry mix up with an iceman and arrest, Joseph Van Buren’s death aboard a steamer after long residence in Hong Kong, August Hermann elected Elk grand ruler in Detroit, Philander Knox and his young bride moving near Philadelphia, the marriage of Helen Kelly Gould to Ralph Thomas, John E. Borne’s death in Garden City LI, Are Ballington Booth’s serious illness, Ralph Hill Thames’s role at American Sugar Refining, and a note on Helen Gould’s 1909 divorce and new license in New York.

Florence Mastick New York Joseph Sheffield van Buren Grand Lodge Detroit Philander C. Knox Philadelphia Helen Kelly Gould Ralph Thomas Washington Thomas American Sugar Refining Company John E. Borne Trust Company of America Colonial Trust Company Garden City L. I Are. Ballington Booth Commander Booth The Volunteers of America Ralph Hill Thames American Sugar Refining Somany Frank Gould New York City

Prisoner William Pittman Freed From Filthy Cell in Nicaragua

Consul Olvares reported William Pittman, an American captured near Bluefields, Nicaragua, was found in a local prison thanks to pressure from the consul and Dr. Madriz. Meanwhile the Interstate Commerce Commission announced suspensions on railroad rate increases tied to Taft’s new railroad law. Fire in Portland caused one death, injuries, and 360000 damage across ten acres. Roosevelt urged ending prize fighting in Outing Magazine. Federal grand jury calls packers to Chicago in the Monell case. Crippen pursued after Belle Elmore remains found. New Orleans crimes and the Jack Hand case noted. Wisconsin forest fires cost about 3.3 million. Homeopathic and insular bureau reforms discussed at Pasadena meeting. Benzoate of soda ban debated at the Institute. Derailment near Kisartarwat in Trans-Caspian region killed nineteen, injured thirty-one.

William Pittman Madriz Bluefelds Ovpaeres Anagua Nicaragua Olvares State Department Madviz Interstate Commerce Commision Taft Portland Ore Theodore Roosevelt Outing Magazine Judge Land United States Chicago Federal Grand Jury Na Monel Packing Company 3Ect- Jend Hawley H. Crippen Belle Elmore North London Grippen Joseph Manzella Saloen and Grocery New Orleans Jack Hand Daughief Wisconsin Chippewa Falls Marinette Wausay Medford Prentice American Institute of Homeomesa Saghalien Korea United States Insular Bureau Colonial Department Pasadena Cal Kisitarwat Rusela A. B. Garrettson W. G. Lee Pennsylvania Pittsburg Erie Buffalo Conservation ‘Congress St. Paul Kherson Black Sea Wampoa Lovki Detroit Red Cross H. 8 Gardner St. Louis Whitefish Mont Washington Hernes Fonseca Brazil Colowan Island Patria Hongkong Clinton Wis Spears Louisville August Nopke Fidelity Trust Company John Struble Pollen Clinton, III Decatur Offeult New York James A. Patten William P. Brown F. R. Haynes S.ti. Harmon G A. Kittle E.G. Seales Morris Rothschild HR. M. Thompson Silas Hoffman Somerville W. J Oscar Erbsloch America Erbsloeh Cologne Germany Rock Island Fraternal Tribunes Gest Yoredom Charlie Adams Langdon W. Moore West Swansea C. W. Chapman C. W. Sexton G. H. Proctor New York Grand Jury Carnegie Trust Company Grover Henry Oswald Middletown Hamilton Sacramento California Canada Albert B. Grisminso Robert Chambers Oklahoma City Jesse Treatse Peoria Mount Pisgali Cripple Creek Sheriff Linke Etherington Newark Licking County James A. Garfield Roosevelt Cleveland Black Horse Tavern Canonsburg Washington and Srraddack Reum

Marine Corps row ofc crsis censures most officers

A court of inquiry found Maj Gen George F Elliott and six other Marine officers profane irritable and irascible with some drunken lapses. The Navy Department issued letters of censure to Elliott, Lauchheimer, Denny, Doyen, Haines, Magill and Porter, ending further judicial action.

Elliott Washington, D. C United States Marine Corps Navy Department George F. Elliott Charles H. Lauchheimer Frank L. Denny Washington Charles A. Doyen Marine Naval Academy Annapolis Henry C. Haines Louis J. Magill Maj David D. Porter Philadelphia

Tornado Strikes Central Missouri Causes Injuries

A tornado ripped central and western Missouri on Friday injuring several people. Farmer Louis Carpenter near Sedalia was knocked unconscious by lightning but expected to recover. Clyde Evans and wife were seriously hurt near Brunswick when a barn they shelter in collapsed. Mrs. Jacob Ruch died of fright near Bevier. Telephone lines are down, delaying reports from interior towns.

Sedalia Ala Missouri Louis Carpenter Clyde Evans Brunswick Jacob Ruch Bevier

Street Cars Collide Injuring Twenty-Five In Queens Bridge Incident

Twenty five persons were injured when a crowded North Beach car with a theater party aboard collided with a Flushing car on the Manhattan approach of the Queens borough bridge over the East River. Passengers were thrown to the floors and woodwork splintered. treated at scene or hospital.

New York Manhattan Queensborough Bridge East River North Beach Will Weeoever

Shafroth Convenes Colorado Legislature for Reform Agenda

Gov. John F. Shafroth has summoned the Colorado legislature to an extraordinary session on Tuesday August 9 to consider initiative and referendum headless ballot direct primaries bank deposit guarantees a public service commission and a state railroad commission.

Denver Colo John F. Shafroth Public Service Commission

Four fatally hurt in Florida incident shocks Tampa

A man described as a cocaine crazed Black individual struck and fatally wounded his mother in law Celia Tryant Rev. Jesse W Avery and organist Henry Clark at the First African Methodist Church. He also seriously hurt his wife Eva Ellison and sister in law Mary Irvant before fatally harming a police officer and then self inflicting fatal injuries.

Florida Tampa Fla Will Ellison Celia Tryant Jesse W. Avery First African Methodist Church Henry Clark Eva Ellison Mary Irvant Policeman Hayman

Traveling man Fred W. Plummer dies suspected suicide in Atchison

Fred W. Plummer of St. Joseph Missouri disappeared in Atchison leaving a note predicting his body would be found in the river. The hat with the note was found on the Missouri river bridge and officials suspect domestic trouble. Sioux City live stock market quotations for Friday list heavy feeders 5.00 to 5.50 and top hogs at 8.45.

Atchison, Kan Fred W. Plummer St. Joseph Missouri River Plummer Sioux City

Box Makers Fair Seized by Federal Receiver in Chicago

The Maxwell Brothers company, Chicago box manufacturers, placed in receivership by Federal Judge Carpenter. Reported liabilities exceed 200000 dollars while assets total 165000 dollars.

Chicago Maxwell Brothers Company Carpenter

Taft Commutes Life Sentence of Indian Man

President Taft commutes the life murder sentence of Escias Willie, an Indian, convicted in the Indian Territory. The action underscores executive clemency powers amid a landmark case touching tribal jurisdiction and federal authority.

Washington, D Taft Escias Willie Indian Territory

Ex-Banker Bowman Sentenced to Ten Years

Ernest W. Bowman former assistant cashier of Citizens National Bank of Tiens ta was sentenced to ten years in the western penitentiary for misapplying bank funds in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania.

Pittsburg Ernest W. Bowman Citizens National Bank Tienesta Western Penitentiary

Military Tournament Ends in Chicago Crowd Over a Million

In Chicago the military tournament of United States regulars concluded after a run begun July 43. Officials estimate attendance surpassed one million spectators across the event.

Chicago United States

Iowa State News Briefs Highlight Disasters and Deaths

Iowa reports include fatal train strikes near Hiv and Clinton, a drowning near Hauntown, and a swimmer death in Marshalltown. Other items note a Rock Island derailment casualty, a hayloft fall injuring a worker, and a persistent push by the Iowa Amendment association for a 30000 pre election fund. Backgrounds cover a slave woman sewing the first Iowa flag in 1834, factory plans at Oskaloosa, and local pension grants.

America Smithland Janes. Ville Newion Er Vail Henry Prentiss University of Iowa Iowa City Jas. A. Young Williamsburg Samuel Sampson Clinton Rock Island Furlington Iowa Amendment Association Iowa Dubuque Northwestern Railroad Mason City A. E. Gandlack Oskaloosa Henry Groenewold Geundy Center Jang¢waard Sioux County M. J. Kelly George TV .Poorman Des ‘Moines Rochester Albn FA. Conners Storm Lake Baptist Church George BP. Day Merchants National Bank of Sioux City Count Nathoo Fort Madison Des Moines Supreme Court W. S. Richards Treasury Washington Abs Mary G. Neely Linden State Suffrage Association Ira Foster Riceville John Stanton Aarpenter Will Lorack Jowa Alexander Winston Evansville Wis Fayette County George RR. Adams James Beck Harvey FE. Blackburn Evelyn PF. Brown Clementine Carper Julia A. Champlin David H. Filmore Joseph AM. Miller George W Mitchell Tienry H. Port Juliette Stuph Mapleton Sirs BR. H. Smith Smith Brunsville Samuel Patterson Jews City Arlie. Kerr Thersa Kerr Seymour H. B. Meyers Sixth Cavalry Organized Militia of Tennessee Catoosa Clarence Vogel Frank Hanson Almont Hauntown Iowa River Marshalltown John Potakond

Des Moines District Names Delegates and Officers

District meeting reports fifty post masters attending in Des Moines with O M Gor rigan reelected president and J J Chapman re elected secretary. A M Henderson elected treasurer and vice president. lists of delegates by county named. Resolution committee appointed and push for civil service plan plus postal savings bank law supported.

Des Moines oMyerly C.E. Caine O. M. ‘Gorrigan Bayard J. J. Chapman Bagley A. M. Henderson Story City Bache W. L. “Linnaf Pilot Mound George Frank Fraser Dallas County L. Warford Minburn A. C. Batchkiss Adel Greene County K. C. Laita Paten C. Maynard Grand Junction Guthrie County Pelle Heck Yale G. J. Alcore Glendon Jasper County T. W. Nichkson Prairie City WW. c. Houk Alfax Postal Savings Bank Des ‘Moines George L. Dobson Carpenters Carpenters’ Union I. &. Lane G. F. Moorehead J.F. Gray Invention of the Union

Exotic Luncheon Dishes and Desserts From Old Cookbook

The article lists dressings and sauces with olive oil pepper salt tabasco and tarragon vinegar for emulsions. It includes boiled lettuce with cream sauce stuffed white cherries Chantilly tarts and a fireless cooker. Strawberry sponge almond cake filling and homemade bonbons close the menu details.

Chantilly Edgker

Breakfast In the Bedroom Sparked by Summer Hosts

The article notes how summer hosts plan breakfast in bedrooms with guests who eat in bed or in dressing areas. It describes early morning service in large country houses with staff delivering trays from eight to ten, using special china and individual cream sugar and coffee receptacles.

Tongue Recipe from a Historic Cook Note

A historic kitchen note describes simmering tongue until tender, then returning it to the cooking liquor with salt and pepper. A small onion fried in salt pork thickens with flour, added to the tongue and boiled until tender. Serve hot with the sauce, or cold.

Raisin Coffee Cake Instructions

Recipe steps describe creaming fat and sugar then mixing with sweet milk and flour, adding raisins and spices, pouring into a small pan, topping with melted butter sugar and cinnamon, and baking in a moderate oven. The text preserves measurements and directions from an old kitchen note.

Sagging Cane Seats Require Soaking Before Drying

Damaged OCR text describes cane seats that sag and how soaking them with water helps reflate and stiffen them as they dry. Mentions soaking to restore normal state and prevent long wear if treated promptly.

Culinary Note on Gelatine Use and Platter Service

A fragment describes a process for a boiled dish with celery and gelatine. It mentions draining after boiling and covering the platter with a cloth to finish, listing steps in terse kitchen instruction language.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mariine Corps Court OF Inquiry State News Nasbys Elect Bayard Man Office of Auditor of State Breakly State Executive Council Ballance Cote “Orphans ‘Home Pharmacy Commission Secretary of State Board of Health Polk County Des Atoines Guthrie Uncle Sam Iowa State Shiloh Congress Garrett Bousquet BR. W. Garrett Chicét del H. L. Bousquet Seventh Street Baby Thomas J. Guthrie Margaret Miller Nathan Methodist Hospital Michael Freeman Michigan Pali County G.O. Thompson Congregational Church Whatley Junction Bannister Towa Dr. Bannister State Board of Control Ottumwa Hey Sweden Abraham ‘Peterson Telatyes Amendment ‘League H. H. Sawyer Town Constitutional Amendment League J. We. Day Harry R. Keates Friends Church J. G. Olmstead Lbrary Board Mary Hardin Nate Posegate Indianola Epworth League Highland Park Methodist Mercy, Hospital Iona Joseph ‘Storms Woddwaras
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