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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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