List of fifty four acquittees named by insanity commission
The piece lists fifty four individuals, including Maggie Rhatd Michael Bolan Joseph Laverson James R. Long and many others with street addresses. It notes the commission keeps insanity inquest results secret and that many acquitted never knew they were once examined. It adds some names lack addresses and mentions a second justice of the peace signature and the customary secrecy surrounding such inquests.
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William”s
Maggie Rhardt
Michael Bolan
Joseph Laverson
James R. Long
Aamie Hillenstein
South
Meridian Street
Minnie Davis
Maggie Beach
South Liberty Street
Mary Hanson
Pearl Higgs
East Louisiana Street
William Alexander
Wolcott Street
Missouri Cripen
Andrew Johnson
Nancy Carlisle
Snelich
Alabama Street
John B. Gondolsa
Madison Avenue
Ernest B. Heinrichs
Cumberland
George and
Ida Price
Lafayette Street
Maggie Douglass
South Capitol Avenue
William Shattuck
Sarah Covey
Wilmot Street
William Sturgeon
West
Maryland Street
Roger Sherman
East Eleventh Street
Della Schwartz
Henry Ried
Marion Rose
Edward Cooper
Attorney General Probes Insanity Case Then Orders Release
Attorney General Taylor calls for a full City Board of Health inquiry into the Lillie Parks case and related insanity proceedings. He confirms Parks was examined at the Central Asylum for the Insane, found without signs of insanity, and released to her parents after legal steps were prepared by her father’s attorney.
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Lillie Parks
Insanity Trust
Taylor
City Board of Health
Parks
Central Asylum For
Miss Parks
Edenharter
Asylum
Samuel Ashby
Ashby
Linden Avenue
Justice Stout
Stout
C. M. Clayton
Clayton
L. H. Hicks
J. F. Benham
M. O. Devaney
Harry A. Jacobs
M. D. Callam
Elwood Gray
J. B. Young
Thomas J. Delaney
Henry Heid
Finis
Lillie
Atrorer
Jam
Abe Frank Wins at Washington Park Heavy Track Race
In Chicago July 2, Abe Frank wins the opening Bennett stable horse at Washington Park on a heavy track despite scratches. Plum Tart wins opening race at 200 to 1. Monarka beats Star Chamber by a head. At Sheepshead Bay, Gold Heels wins the Long Island handicap as Brigadier falters.
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Washington Park
Chicago
Alan-a-Dale
Abe Frank
Bennett
Bennett Stable
Pentecost
Sir Oliver
Plum Tart
Monarka
Star Chamber
Pat Dunne
Young
Howard
Hawthorne
Harlem
Martimas
Mon- Pho
Fantasy
New York
Sheepshead Bay
Long Island
Lady Radnor
Princeton
Four favorites win at Newport as meeting extends indefinitely
Cincinnati report notes four favorites win at Newport with heavy betting. Winners listed River Princess, Edna Gerry, Georgiana, Pine Chip, Semicolon, Princess Evelyn as card outcomes. Delmar results show a muddy track after a pre-race shower with Patheen, Nan Dora, Sister Sarah, Jerry Hunt, Ben Boy, and Zonne conquering the card.
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Cincinnati
Newport
River Princess
Edna Gerry
Georgiana
Pine Chip
Semicolon
Princess Evelyn
Louis
Delmar
Patheen
Nan Dora
Sister Sarah
Jerry Hunt
Ben Boy
Zonne
Ecstasy Wins Derby at Minneapolis Meet
The Minneapolis Driving Club opened with a three race card led by the Derby won by Ecstasy in 7 17. Philip Lockheart, initially = leader, broke in the stretch and finished second while Random took third. Other races included Purse events with Meta Arthur and Winfred Stratton winning in straight heats.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minneapolis Driving Club
Ecstasy
Philip Lockheart
Random
Meta Arthur
Dr. Scorb
Annie Ripley
Leo Lee
Rose McIner
Lena Birchwood
Maud B
Winfred Stratton
Duster
Removino
General Otis
Vibian
Hal Malone
Gilty
Mollie Foster
Pekin Meet Opens Western Circuit in Rain
About 500 witnesses opening races at Pekin Illinois as drizzle fell most of the afternoon and darkness left the last race unfinished. Plenty captured the 2:25 Ree in three heats with a best time of 1q. Al K. won the 2:16 trot in three heats, best time 2:20. Carmelita took two heats in the 2:13 pace, Whitcomb Riley one, and Togs one, with darkness halting the race. Bert Whitely of Chicago bought the four year old bay gelding John R Potts from Levy Turner of Wheaton.
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Pekin
Plenty
al K
Carmelita
Whitcomb Rlley
Togs
Bert Whitely
Chicago
John R. Potts
Levy Turner
Wheaton
Bryan on platform integrity in Roanoke speech
W J Bryan visited Roanoke to lecture in Pocahontas where he spoke on enduring Chicago Platform questions. He urged staying true to principles, rejecting backward steps, and fighting for right over party gains. He said Democrats must advocate for right, with results surpassing party concerns.
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Roanoke
William J. Bryan
Pocahontas
Bryan
Chicago
Kansas City
Democratic Party
Italian Consul General Giovan Branchi Goes on Leave
New York July 2 The World reports Giovan Branchi Italian consul general here has taken indefinite leave due to anarchist threats and has returned to Italy for now. The Italian consulate remains guarded with a vice consul in charge and strict entry inquiries.
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New York
Giovanno Branchi
Italy
Paterson ‘Reds
Lotes Club
Ala Bas Alread
Consul Branch
Exciting Eighth Seals Indianapolis Victory Over Dayton
In a dramatic Washington Park finish, Indianapolis rallied for four eighth inning runs to beat Dayton 6 to 4. Shannon drove in two, Hogrever stole home, and Hogriever scored the decisive run as Wicker faltered late for Dayton. Guese and Hickey starred for the Hoosiers with strong defensive support.
Piatt's Eight Passes Set Up Washington Win
Piatt's eight passes to first base set up Washington's win against Philadelphia. Powers's throwing stood out as a feature. The score shows Washington with eleven hits and eight left on base while Philadelphia had nine hits and six left on base. Batteries Patten and Clarke for Philadelphia and Piatt and Powers for Washington.
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Washington
Piatt
Powers
Philadelphia
Patten
Clarke
Chicago Beats Detroit in Storm Shortened Game for Eighth Straight Win
Chicago bunched hits off Detroit errors to extend their win streak to eight as a severe storm halted play after Detroit had batted in the sixth. Batteries Griffith and Sullivan for Chicago with Sievers and Buelow for Detroit. Also reports incidents in Evansville where umpire Voris had two players benched for kicking provoking a near mob before police escort.
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Detroit
Grifith and Sullivan
Sievers
Buelow
Crawfordsville beats Chicago in baseball clash
Portmess pitched well for Crawfordsville with strong support as Leitman struggled. Final score Crawfordsville 50 to Chicago 12. Batteries Portmess Kent Leitman Taylor. Also reports Spencer defeats Western Bloomer girls 6 to 4 with Maude Lachman Mathes Larrimore Laughlin handling bat. Fort Wayne beats Anderson 26 to 5 after ragged play. Ingalls defeats Indianapolis K F M s 6 to 0. Panhandle of Indianapolis to play two at Spencer on the Fourth.
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Indianapolis Journal
Crawfordsville
Ind
Portmess
Leitman
Spencer
Western Bloomer Girls
Wabash
Fort Wayne Western Association
Anderson Independents
Panhandle
Indianapolis
Indianapolis Pitches and Players Featured in Recent Games
Wicker shows promise as a pitcher for St Louis while Hoghever’s bold eighth inning steal home clinched the win for Indianapolis. Dayton sacrificed at times and Shannon drove in the first run with a single and later tied the score with a ninth inning double. Sulphur Springs’ John Thompson, a Spiceland Academy alum, has been signed by Cincinnati manager McPhee. Amos Rusie will not report for the Fourth of July game against Boston, citing he quit until ready to report. The Indianapolis club heads to Grand Rapids for today’s and tomorrow’s twin bills, with a return home Friday to face Columbus. Hogheiver rests eyewise per physician advice, but is slated to rejoin Friday.
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Earl Russell Appears At Bar In Bigamy Charge
Earl Russell accompanied by the countess (Mrs. Somerville) appeared at the bar in London. He was formally taken into custody on the charge of bigamy and released on bail. He sought a postponement of the trial beyond July 18 with the hearing set for July 4. Proceedings were private and Lord Halsbury ordered him to rise. The Antwerp dispatch reports Belgian officers in Congo awaiting judgment after forcing women to dance and killing a village chief who refused.
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Somerville
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Michael Biduelph
Lord Russell
Lord Halsbury
Earl
Boma
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Daily Express
Congo
Kurdish plunder and Armenian killings in Kurdistan incident
Reports from Mush in Kurdistan state that Kurds are plundering villages and have killed fourteen Armenians after believing Armenians murdered a Kurdish notable who served as sheriff of Aghan.
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Constantinople
Mush
Kurdistan
Aghan
Surgeons Claim Discovery of Syphilis Microbe
Paris July 3 Prof Jullien of St Lazare Hospital and M Delisle announced to the Academy of Medicine that they have discovered the microbe of syphilis, marking a potential breakthrough in understanding the disease.
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Paris
Jullien
St. Lazare Hospital
Academy of Medicine
M. Justin Delisle
Mixed Fatalities and Political Turmoil Chronicle
Reports from Scott's Ridge Kentucky recount a bush ambush killing of Richard Horde with David Allen mortally wounded. Other items note a Philadelphia banker missing with 13,000 dollars, a murder capture in the Southwest, a royal cruise invitation, and various legal and political developments in Arkansas, Tennessee, Ohio, Belgium, and Michigan.
Trade and Industry Updates in 19th Century Papers
Scotch iron and steel makers plan a U S deputation in September to study trade and boost neutral market competition. United States Steel declares 14 percent preferred and 1 percent common dividends, payable Aug 7 and Sept 14. Salt Lake Herald sold to William Igleheart, formerly Chicago Record editor and Salt Lake Tribune financial editor.
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United States
United States Steel Corporation
Southern Standard of Company
Trenton
N. J
Victor J. Humbrecht
Daniel 8. Lane
Joan O. Wilson
Camden
Salt Lake Herald
A. W. McCune
R. C. Chambers
William Igleheart
Move in the Strike Prompts Wider Labor Tactics
Amalgamated Association officials say the strike by sheet steel and steel hoop workers aims to pressure independents by price cuts at the sheet company. Officials expect the real test after hot weather ends, with fall resumption of business likely to shape outcomes.
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Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association
Combine
Shaffer
Amalgamated
American Sheet Company
Famous dog Scot dies after boy's false report
In Chicago a collie named Scot who saved multiple lives on the lake shore was shot after a ten year old boy claimed the dog bit him. Peterson family members and friends disputed the allegation, but authorities killed the dog before the truth could be rescinded.
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Chicago
Scot
Tommy Peterson
Peterson
When Danger Threatens New York Financier
Optimism and faulty prospectuses lure investors as a bank grows in value, but prosperity hides risks. The piece warns that banks fail not in good times but when abundance tempts risk, leading to receiverships. It urges clear heads and firm purpose to steer financial institutions during rising values.
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New York
Will of Mrs. Dunsmuir Names Residual Heir
The Oakland message reports that the will of Mrs. Josephine Dunsmuir, widow of Alexander Dunsmuir and mother of Edna Wallace Hopper, designates the residuary legatee after a trust is fulfilled. It provides an $8 fund for her other child William Wallace of Chicago, with the estate valued at more than $250 though not stated.
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Oakland
Cal
Josephine Dunsmuir
Edna Wallace Hopper
Alexander Dunsmuir
Rev Greenough White Found Dead in Room at Sewanee
Rev Greenough White, former professor of ecclesiastical history at the University of the South, Sewanee, was found dead in his room. He died by drinking carbolic acid after a period of mental imbalance. The incident occurred during the night, and the morning report notes his long-standing mental distress.
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Sewanee, Tenn
Greenough White
University of the South
White
Minnesota man seeks name change to avoid famous doppelgänger
Elijah Dowle, a Minnesota resident, fears being mistaken for the renowned Elijah and has filed a court petition to legally alter his name. The move aims to prevent confusion and misidentification linked to the prominent namesake.
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Albany Journal
Minnesota
Elijah Dowle
Elijah
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Promoted Across the World
An advertisement touts Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a fifty year staple for teething and various infant ailments, claiming it calms pain and aids digestion. It also markets Glenn's Sulphur Soap and Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye as beauty aids, highlighting a broad catalog of household products.
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Helen Mo
Glenn
Hill
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