JOLIET PROPER SAGE FORTH EXAMINATION
Witnesses will not journey to Kankakee to testify in investigation of the alleged brutal treatment of Dwight Casey.
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Kankakee
Dwight Casey
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Newspaper
The Joliet Daily Republican
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1909
Page
1
Hearing likely moved to this city in Casey case
William C. Graves states the main examination into alleged brutal treatment of Dwight Casey at the State Hospital in Kankakee will be conducted in this city. Heise seeks broad inquiry. preliminary inquiry continues in Kankakee with witnesses from Joliet possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight Casey
Kankakee
Theise
William C. Graves
Charities
Hesse
Heise
Mayor defends Joliet fire insurance stance against press charge
Joliet Mayor Cronin refutes a local paper’s claim that city inaction raised insurance rates. He lists steps taken including hiring more firemen buying hose 2500 feet purchasing a new chemical and hose wagon contracting an aerial ladder truck and plans for a high pressure water system while noting no large fires recently and urging fair treatment by insurers.
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Herald
Indiana Democrat Seeks Pardon for Kern Affidavit Plea
John W. Kern of Indiana, Bryan’s former running mate, visited the board of pardons this morning asking for release from the penitentiary. The Indiana Statesman declined to discuss the case. Kern, appearing in good health, predicted better times for the Democratic party amid tariff and regulatory disputes among Republicans.
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John W. Kern
Indiana
Bryan
Board of Pardons
Vonviet
Indiana Statesman
Falls From Train Injures Man After Alighting Attempt
Steve Jucco fell from a Chicago and Alton freight car last night while trying to alight. He sustained painful but not serious injuries and was taken by city ambulance to his home at 745 South Ottawa Street. He had been returning from his day’s work.
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Chicago and Alton
Steve Jucco
Ottawa Street
Falls at wedding scene injure Mary Browrock left wrist
While dancing at the Potish wedding in Massey’s hall last night Miss Mary Browrock living on Cleveland avenue fell and injured her left wrist. Dr Cohenour attended and she was taken to St Joseph’s Hospital for an extended stay.
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Mary Browrock
Massey's Hall
Cleveland ‘Avenue
C@ohenour
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Local Board Protest Over Outside Educators for Commencement
Members of the board protested the use of outside educators at large expense for commencement programs. The item reflects concerns about allocation of funds and local control of school events.
Joliet Board Holds Tight Line Over Speaker Fees
SKEEL IS DOWN AND OUT REAM SECURED FOUR VOTES SCHREEFLER AND MARSH ALONE VOTING FOR PRESENT INCUMBENT WILL VISIT GROUNDS THURSDAY. The Joliet board debates paying $60 for Dr. Charles W. Caldwell and ponders precedent as outside speakers spark dissent. Louis Ream defeats Skeel in clerk vote. 6,244 students enrolled with 96.35 percent attendance. annual visit to buildings and grounds scheduled Thursday.
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Ream
Schreefler
Marsh
Kalantazoo
Mich
Oshkosh
Wis
Joliet
H. L. Willet
Caldwell
Vera Lee Experiences Jury Deliberations in Milwaukee Trial
In Milwaukee at noon the jury began deliberating the fate of Vera Lee charged with murdering her husband Otto Lundstrum of Lockport. Lee admitted the killing but claimed self defense. Deliberations were anticipated to be lengthy.
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Milwaukes
Wis
Vera Lee
Otto ‘Lundstrum
Lockport
Publicity Drive and City Bills Logged at First Ward Meeting
Alderman Kern pushes publicity for council proceedings and reports more complaints about night noises from fruit peddlers on Columbia streets. The council approves license transfers, payrolls, and tax warrants, while authorizing building costs for No. 3 engine house and repairs to police and sidewalks.
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Kern
Columbia Streets
Michael Kwarla
North Broadway
Conbond
Committee On Finance
Committee On Fire
Committee On Police
Ruby Street
Bluff Street
Broadway
Sherman
Herkimer Streets
Hermes
Former mayor fights bridge project and saloon case ends
Former mayor faces bridge dispute as David Brunner and James Yuskes are arrested for selling to minors. Brunner pleads not guilty and is fined 2000 dollars plus costs after defending with a right of minors to enter saloons. Yuskes pleads guilty and pays 1 dollar and costs. Village council to meet June 30 to discuss sidewalk ordinance and July Fourth sanity measures.
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David_ Brunner
James Yuskes
Tockdale
C. J Bruun
Joseph Lea
David Brunner
Louis Lagger
Brunner
Lea
Traction Company Waits on Bridge Plan for McDonough Street
The city debates temporary use of the McDonough Street bridge while Joliet and Southern Traction negotiates a new structure. The engineer estimates 1200 to 1500 dollars to make it safe, with planks and parts of stringers and joists to be renewed. The mayor says a decision hinges on traction company timing and another meeting is planned. H A Fisher says an alternative proposal to build an electric line from Morris to Joliet is under review, offering to construct the bridge and line or let McKinley build the line to its own constraints, with a reply due soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer
Traction Company
H. A. Fisher
The
McKinley Company
Morris
JoHet
Rockdale
McKinlay Company
Heat Victim Near Death in St Josephs Hospital
John Dominic a laborer from 715 Garnisey Avenue was struck by the sun and found ill near the E J I tracks on Ward Avenue. He was taken to St Josephs Hospital by police, revived slightly today, and officials hope for potential recovery.
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Death's Door
St. Joseph's Hospital
John Dominic
Garnisey Avenue
Donilie
Illinois Steel Mills
Ward Avenue
St Joseph's Hospital
New Law Raises Will County School Superintendent Salary
A new law increases the Will County superintendent of schools salary to 2700 dollars next year from 2000, based on county population. W H Néyens has led the office for 24 years, elected six times. The county adds 1650 to the state’s 2000 total, bringing the local pay to 2700. Several residents plan travel to Ludington Michigan after the fourth, including the Mathias and Moore families.
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Will County
Janet ‘Thag
W. H. Néyens
Town Committee Debates Alley Vacate Protest
The mayor recalls that committee members were deemed able for duties but notes protests could still be entered. A vote by the council stalled the alley’s vacating and the issue was then forgotten.
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Gaunell Dnd
Missing person case shadows Chicago auto purchase
Wally C. Bean of Minooka reported missing after last Friday while in Chicago. He reportedly purchased an automobile and has not returned since, with authorities continuing to investigate.
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Vietim
Chicago
Bean Loses 450 In Cash In Chicago Car Scam
Wally Beaty reports Bean lost 450 dollars cash in a Buick car purchase attempt in Chicago. Beaty describes a complex fraud involving three strangers, with Bean returning home four days later, details gathered by Mrs Bean and Chicago police. The case hinges on identifying the con men and recovering the money.
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Sons of Beants
Annal
Mr. Bean
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Tees’ Gulf Division
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