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The Joliet News

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1913

Page

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Proprietor Arraigned Over Mistreatment at Stone City Hotel

A Joliet mother leads police to the Stone City hotel on Jefferson Street where her daughter Frances Watkins, 17, says she suffered repeated assaults and coercion by proprietor Carl Sternstrom who faces disorderly house charges and additional counts. The girl, living with her mother at 118 Van Buren, had been employed as a chambermaid at four dollars weekly after a precarious start following a placement by her mother. Sternstrom, who bought the hotel June 7 for 1,000 dollars, was held for a 1:30 PM hearing as investigation continues into the alleged abuse and other men cited in the girl's testimony.

Stone City Jefferson Street Frances Watkins Carl Sternstrom Mary Kelly van Buren Street New Lenox Joliet Daugher Scott Street Sweet- Or Eta Strom A. J. Meinerz Proal Daker

Morning Star Mission reports growth and outreach in quarterly meeting

Trustees of the Morning Star Mission at 602 North Collins Street report steady progress for the quarter. Superintendent P H McCarthy notes 752 attendees, 98 conversions, Bible and gospel distributions, meals to 32, clothing for 15, and prayers with diverse nationalities. Robert Plicher presided in C W Witwer's absence.

Morning Star North Collins ‘Street P. H. McCarthy McCarthy Jeaus Christ C. W. Witwer Board of Robert Plicher

Belle Fox Messenger Wins Right to Money

In an Appellate Court decision this week Belle Fox Messenger won a suit to recover several thousand dollars on deposit at Illinois Trust and Savings Bank in Chicago, held in the name of Lydia Robinson deceased. The verdict upheld Judge Campbell's circuit court ruling after a lengthy hearing.

Belle Fox Messenger Illinois Trust & Savings Bank Chicago Lydia Robinson Campbell Circuit Court John O'Connor

New Cigar Firm to Occupy Theater Room

The Oppenheimer Cigar company will occupy the north store room in the new Princess theater building once completed. Manager L. M. Rubens said the firm is a rival of United Cigar Stores with many state locations. the south room remains unleased as several firms seek space.

Oppenheimer Cigar Company Princess Theater L. M. Rubens United Cigar Stores

Carbolic Acid Suicide Attempt In Hoboken

Josef Corbusky a Joliet Steel mill worker swallowed carbolic acid and leaped from a Hoboken pier as a crowd watched. He was pulled from the river and rushed to a hospital. doctors say he may die. He had saved about 200 dollars for a sea voyage and was duped by strangers selling Confederate currency.

Josef Corbusky Joliet Hoboken Corbusky Old Country Germany

Joliet Commuters Delayed by Morning Wreck

Joliet commuters to and from Chicago were delayed after a switch engine derailed near LaSalle Street Station. Passengers exited trains and walked to the Joliet station, with the 9 o'clock departure delayed nearly two hours and arriving around 11 80 o'clock.

Joliet Chicago LaSalle Street

Simms in Trouble Over Lake Audit

County Treasurer Joe Francis of Grundy faces scrutiny as Lake County supervisors report an incomplete audit. Simms defended his work before the board amid concerns of a possible large undisclosed shortage and questions over county funding for a full audit.

Simms Simmé Aliditay Joe Francis Grundy County Lake County Board of Supervisors Freese Monee Joliet

Michigan Central plans fast Joliet Union Station connections

Michigan Central aims to bring fast New York and eastern trains to Joliet Union Station shortening trips to Chicago. Timetable tweaks would link Joliet to East Gary trains daily, offering morning arrivals in New York the next day and midday Chicago returns. Freight service and track improvements support expanded passenger and freight activity.

Michigan Central Union Station Joliet New York New York Central Chi M. C Gary Chicago place—-Joliet Businesés Targe Ita C

Lead Miners Vote Overwhelmingly For Strike In Missouri

In Farmington Missouri more than four thousand lead miners of St Francois county vote to strike for a fifty cent daily wage raise. The Western Federation of Miners executive committee will meet to decide the strike order. Mines in the district begin preparations to close with mules and machinery hauled to surface and water filling the mines. Miners also seek union recognition.

Farmington St. Francois Court Western Federation of Miners

Mrs Aug Maue Breaks Thigh in Fall

Mrs Dan Maué, 77, wife of a retired Frankfort farmer, residing at 208 Grover Street, fell and suffered a broken thigh bone. The incident left her in great distress as doctors addressed the injury in the early reports.

Aug. Maue Dan Maué Frankfort Grover Street

Smallpox Cases Drop to Three In City

Smallpox cases fall to three in two homes on North Bluff street as city health officials push vaccination efforts. Commissioner Higgins notes immunity in vaccinated children and discusses fumigation timelines and the challenge of releasing a family with a typhoid case.

North Bluff Street Higgins Health Department

Chicago Women Tour Sanitary Canal aboard Robert R McCormick

Sixty five members of the Women's City club of Chicago toured the Sanitary District canal this afternoon aboard the boat Robert R McCormick. Led by Miss Amelia Sears the group aims to learn about drainage duties to vote for trustees with informed judgment. They departed at 9 30 from Clark Street Bridge and visited the controlin works along the trip.

Women's City Club of Chicago Sanitary District Clark Street

Stace Arrested For Food From Garbage Box

Frank Stace, a local socialite known for scrounging meals from garbage boxes, was arrested and sentenced to thirty days in police court for vagrancy. Barber A C Wright, with a laughing jag, received the usual magistrate dose. Nic Zugel and Jos Schwat, brothers in law, had a minor scuffle and paid a light fine to keep peace.

Frank Stace A. C. Wright Nic. Zugel Jos, Schwat

Hibernians Visit Starved Rock From Chicago Trip

A large party of Hibernians with local A. C. BH members traveled from Chicago to Starved Rock by Rock Island Joliet and C. O. P. The day will be spent at the state port with return late this evening.

Hibernians A. C. BH Chicago Starved Rock Rock Island Joliet

Two Women Seek Divorces in Circuit Court

Charges of desertion and cruelty trigger two divorce bills filed in circuit court today. Bertha Davis of Crete seeks a decree from Frank Davis alleging desertion after their 1906 Crown Point Indiana marriage, with desertion occurring two years later. Lillian Harry Abrams charges her husband with cruelty with several dated attacks cited.

Bertha Davis Crete Frank Davis Wee Crown Point Ind Lillian Harry Abrams

Mystery of Cherry de St. Maurice Daughter Search

Illinois and Iowa authorities comb upper and lower regions to find Cherry de St. Maurice’s daughter, believed adopted in a Midwest home. Her murder on the Pacific coast ties to ex Joliet youths Jack Drumgoole and Sam Raber as investigators seek a fortune near a quarter million dollars.

Ilinois Cherry de St. Maurice Sacramento Tenderloin Jack Drumgoole Sam Raber Joliet Pacific Coast Illinois Iowa California Daughters of Rahab Cherry Freeport

Policeman's Brother Struck by Interurban Car

James McGee brother of Policeman Robert McGee was struck by a C O P car at the corner of sh and Railroads streets at 8:35 last night. His leg was crushed and head injuries occurred. He was taken to St Joseph's where the injured limb was amputated below the knee. Recovery expected. Cause unclear with witnesses near but not seeing the car strike.

James McGee Robert McGee Railroads St. Joseph's Wari McGee

Woman convict dies suddenly at Joliet prison

Margarite McCave, 25, a colored inmate serving an indeterminate manslaughter sentence, died this morning at Joliet prison. Her death followed an earlier attack within the facility and comes as authorities plan to transport her to Chicago for further arrangements.

Margarite McCave Ee Joliet Ste Joliet Chiles

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Ment Supt. McCarthy Lydia A Watkins Smith Sternstrom E. Conley San Francisco Caminetti- Diggs McNabb Naomi S. Drew Caminett United States Commissioner of Immigration Little Evelyn Maury Diggs Drew Reno Evelyn Diggs Naomi Caminetti Grundy East Cago Missouri Ert McCormick Queen of Sacramento Lieved Illa Nois
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