Rye Breach Notes and Social Movements Across Town
Rye Breach and other residents plan short travels and gatherings through the summer. Mrs May Wright Sewall travels to Ottawa Kansas to address the Chautauqua, while Mr and Mrs Davidson and daughter prepare a six week stay at Macatawa Park Michigan. A string of visits and trips unfolds among the Sewall, Brush, Tucker, Ryker, Lowry, Neff, Krauss, Rondthaler, Ayres, and Parkhurst circles with multiple card parties and family reunions noted, including a Boston trip and a Colorado tour. In Des Moines, a wedding unites Lieut Harold Hammond and Miss Mary E Pierce with guests and future moves to West Point.
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May Wright Sewall
Ottawa
Kan
Newark
N. J
Melvin O. Ryker
Boston
Solng
Washington
New York
J. P. Lowry
W. FE. Neff
Denver
Colorado
Sarah Krauss
Florence Greenwald
Cincinnati
Greenwald
Anna Rondthaler
William Rondthaler
Lillie Reese
Chicago
Katherine Ayres
Magnolia Beach
Mass
L. S. Ayres
Miss Ayres
Edith Smith
W. J. Parkhurst
First Presbyterian Church of
Charles E. Kregele
Harriet Gillette
Fort Wayne
Fleming
Virginia Fletcher
Jarboe
St. Louis
Joseph Elliott
California
Hammond—Pierce
Des Moines
Harold Hammond
Ninth
United States Infantry
Mary E. Pierce
Edwin H. Conger
China
Ida C. Conger
A. L. Frisbee
Plymouth Congregational Church
West Point
Hammond
National Military Academy
Miss Pierce
Peking
Lieutenant Hammond
F. E. Buchan
Buchan
Laura Conger
Conger
City News Notes
Dr Hannah N Graham pursues studies in Berlin for an indefinite period. Eighteen men freed on ten dollar fines foretelling more jury trials when arrested. Dr H H Griffin 65 dies at 323 North East Street, formerly practiced medicine now in real estate. body to Rushville for burial. Mrs J W Beck warns of a Flower Mission fraud posing as house to house collectors. Local jobbers report canned tomatoes at 1 75 a dozen for three pound cans. last year drought reduces crop to 3% of normal. this year shows promise barring accidents.
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Hannah N. Graham
Berlin
H. H. Griffin
North East Street
Rushville
J. W. Beck
The
Flower Mission
Home Dressmaking Hints by May Manton
Shirt waists with fine tucks elbow sleeves and collarless necks are shown as seasonal dainty and charming. The model uses handkerchief lawn with Valenciennes lace beading and black velvet ribbon, but suits lawns batiste dimity and soft wools and silks. It features a round or English neck and elbow sleeves, unlined with optional collar.
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May Manton
Valenciennes
Batiste
Dimity
Waist pattern 1172 for medium sizes with bishop sleeves
Instructions describe long sleeves and lower elbow variants using silk and wool linings. Pattern 1172 suited for bust measures 22 to 38 plus sizes, with yardage estimates for various fabric widths and sleeve styles. Request pattern by mail with payment and size details.
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Inilanapolis
Andrews Case Arguments Conclude in Detroit Court
In Detroit on July 9, arguments on the motion to quash the indictment against Frank C. Andrews former vice president of the City Savings Bank were completed in the Recorder's Court Judge Murphy will rule tomorrow morning after taking the matter under advisement.
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Detroit
Frank C. Andrews
City Savings Bank
Recorder's Court
Murphy
First Woman Lawyer in Maryland
At the last session of the Maryland Legislature a law was passed making women eligible to admission to the bar. Miss Erta H. Maddox has passed the State Board of Law Examiners and become the first woman lawyer in Maryland.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Commonwealth
Erta H. Maddox
State Board of Law Examiners
Heat Prostrations in Kingston Area Amid 92 Degree Day
A Kingston restaurant saw Grain Dealer Charles A. Shotwell overcome by the heat and taken home in serious condition. The day’s high reached 92 at 3 30 pm before a thundershower cooled the air to 70. Meredith McMullen of Poplar Grove Station died from heat earlier, the only fatality reported. Mrs. Pollard and Ed Hall also suffered heat prostration. all are improving.
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Charles A. Shotwell
Kingston
Irvington
Meredith McMullen
Poplar Grove Station
McMullen
Thomas Pollard
Washington Street
Butler Avenue
Ed Hall
Buuler Avenue
Remarkable Indiana Convention Delegates and Notable Survivors
A Iowa convention recount notes only two members of the 1841 delegation survive Alexander B Conduitt of the city and George A Gordon now in Eureka Kansas. The piece lists later honors of many delegates including Colfax Hendricks Pettit Dunn English Mil ler, Wallace Hovey Owen and others who held positions in government courts and military service.
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Thornton
Alexander B. Conduitt
Morgan County
George A. Gordon
Eureka
Kan
Casa
Howard Counties
Conduitt
Schuyler Colfax
Thomas A. Hendricks
United States
John Pettit
United States Senate
Robert Dale Owen
David Kilgore
Jerome Lockhart
Smith Miller
Thomas Smith
William 8. Holman
William McKee Dunn
James B. Foley
William H. English
David Wallace
Alvin P. Hovey
Samuel Hall
Horace F. Biddle
State Supreme Court
James W. Borden
Robert H. Milroy
Horace E. Carter
Supreme Court
John P. Dunn
Joseph Ristine
Penage
Pan American Arbitration topic graced by Indiana Bar meeting
A westerly breeze greeted Indiana State Bar members in the Senate chamber as Judge W. L. Penfield and George L. Reinhard addressed the third session. Penfield outlined arbitration's history, costs, and implications for Monroe Doctrine policy and US protections abroad.
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Penfield
United States
Court of Arbitration
America
Indiana
Hague
State Bar Association
Senate Chamber
Statehouse
W. L. Penfield
Auburn
Ind
Department of State
Washington
George L. Reinhard
Law Department
Indiana University
Bloomington
W. H. H. Miller
Joseph B. Kealing
Timothy E. Howard
South Bend
State Supreme Court
J. E. McCullough
Lucius B. Swift
Theodore P. Davis
Bar Association
Fairbanks
Statesman
Prince Albert
Indiana lawyers hold large annual State Bar dinner at Columbia Club
Prominent Indiana attorneys gathered for the Indiana State Bar Association dinner in the Columbia Club dining hall. About 106 lawyers and judges attended the fraternal event, seating at two letter T shaped tables, with Judge T. P. Davis retiring president and Judge Truman F. Palmer newly elected president among the speakers. Burton Smith of Atlanta responded to a toast after delivering the opening address titled Is There New South.
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Indiana State Bar Association
Columbia Club
Association of Indiana Attorneys
Indianapolis
T. P. Davis
Association
Burton Smith
Atlanta
Truman F. Palmer
The
Bar Association
Mr. Smith
New South
Not a New South Says Speaker Defines Race and War
An orator in Atlanta asserts two tests for a new South the negro race and the war praising northern affection for colored people and noting their brave progress. He cites doctors and lawyers in Atlanta as evidence and argues social equality remains unlikely while stressing American unity and homogeneity.
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George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Neck of the Woods
Smith
Atlanta
Bishop Turner
Pope
South
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
North Dakota
Illinois
Indiana
William S. Garber
Mr. Garber
E. W. Felt
Greenfield
Pri Red
Felt
New Geyser Breaks Out Near Salina Cruz Mexico
A giant geyser has erupted near Salina Cruz on the Pacific side of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, rising about fifty feet. Seen by passengers of the steamer Newport, the column roars among rocks and is visible at sea. Guatemala news suggests normalcy returning after April earthquakes. crops are not affected.
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San Francisco
Salina Cruz
Pacific
Tehuantepec
Newport
Guatemala
Costa Rican Volcanoes Give One Day Warning Before Eruption
Active volcanoes Miravallis and Rincon de la Vieja near Lake Nicaragua warned a day before erupting. No native fatalities reported. Region sparsely settled around cattle estates with moderated water supply and distant mountains, reducing explosiveness.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Miravallis
Rincond de la Vieja
Diamonds Offer From J P Mullally Jeweler
Owing to my small expenses I can save you 10 percent on diamonds. I make a specialty of diamonds. J P Mullally, jeweler and manufacturer, 2 Monument of...
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J. P. Mullally
Great Iowa Flood Strikes Central Counties and Des Moines Area
Des Moines reports rivers above banks with central Iowa flooded. Cedar Rapids and Johnson county towns face rising waters, extensive bridge losses, barn wrecks, and crops destroyed. Sioux City area suffers railroad washouts and flood damage. farmers hit hardest as small streams become wide rivers.
Railroads heavily hit by Peoria storm wrecks
A severe electric storm and heavy rain swept Peoria and nearby areas. Rail lines entering the city suffered damage. The Lake Erie & Western freight train derailed at Farmdale after a bridge collapse, with the engineer fatally injured and fireman missing. Traffic will be delayed for days amid crop losses and landslides.
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Peoria
Lake Erie & Western
Farmdale
Farm Creek
Toledo, Peoria & Western
Here
Nebraska Storms Sweep State as Flood Worsens
Rain that began last night continued through today across Nebraska. Reports describe extensive damage with washed tracks in Superior Blair Kennard and Bennington. many bridges gone and trains delayed or abandoned. Beatrice fears flood levels rivaling 1847. Beatrice and surrounding areas see eight feet of water in some homes. Across Kansas City and western Missouri, rainfall adds to rising rivers and inundated tracks, with cellars flooded in low-lying areas.
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Omaha
Neb
Superior
Burlington Railroad
Republican River
Santa Fe
Blair
Horan
Kennard
Missouri River Bridge
Bennington
Otoe County
Burlington Road
Union Station
Colling
Beatrice
Nebraska
Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
Harris show tents blown down in storm at Uhrichsville
A storm toppled the tents of W. H. Harris's show at Uhrichsville causing about 25 injuries with no fatalities reported. The mishap affected approximately 000 spectators, though the exact attendance could not be confirmed. Local authorities awaited further details.
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Uhrichsville.o
W. H. Harris
Heat Wave Drops Many In New York and Pittsburgh
July 9 reports from New York and Pittsburgh show extreme heat. In New York seven killed and eleven prostrated by heat through 9 p.m. with Brooklyn recording multiple fatalities and prostrations. Pittsburgh tallies eleven deaths and ten serious prostrations as the heat spell continues, with cooler weather forecast for tomorrow.
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New York
Weather Bureau
Mannn
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Tomorre
Tank barge turles. four to five thousand barrels of molasses spill
A Tidewater Oil Company barge from Bayonne New Jersey carrying West Indian molasses turned turtle in the East River near East Thirtieth Street. Four to five thousand barrels spread on the water as three crewmen barely escaped. the vessel began listing and the crew jumped clear. No exact cause or missing crew member is confirmed.
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New York
Tidewater of Company
Bayonne
N. J
Hest River
East Thirtieth Street
Beneen
Itere
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East Washington
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