Kelly D. Kelly trial opens for murder of deputies in 1900s Iowa
Henry D. Kelly a Council Bluffs physician faces trial in Polk county for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Clarence Woolman of Pottawattamie county and Edmund Sterzing in Des Moines. The case, delayed by counsel illness, begins with Judge Bradshaw presiding.
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Kelly
Clarance Woolman
Council Bhutts
Ed Sterzing
Des Moines
Navy
Harry D. Kelly
Council Bluge
Clarence Wookman
Pottawattamie County
Edmund Sterzing
Des Moihes
Charles 8
Bradshaw
Polk County
J. T. Mulvaney
Wootman
Kirkwood
Chiesa
Third and
Court Avenue
Sterling
Woolman
Knoxville
Des Moines Packing Plant to Open December First
Des Moines packed firm to operate Agar property as new Des Moines Packing Company with $250000 charter. Oscar Strauss filed incorporation papers. Simon Casady likely to be president with Joe Muelhaupt as vice president. Incorporators include Jobo T Agar W G Agar F P Matves W S Hazard Jr J T Talbot. J A Black and T A Dyaajeo named directors.
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Des Moines
Des Moines Packing Company
Agar Packing Company
Oscar Strauss
Simon Casady
Joe Muelhaupt
Sensational trial begins in Denver over Patterson murder
Mrs Gertrude Gibson Patterson stands trial for the murder of her husband Charles A Patterson a Chicago family scion. Testimony may involve Tanil Y W Strauss a Chicago clothier and clubman who she says bought her for 1300 dollars from the husband.
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Denver
Colo
Inve
Yater
Gertrude Gibson Patterson
Tria
Charles A. Patterson
Chicago
Tanil Y W. Strauss
Patterson
Ogden Mine No 2 to Reopen with Upgrades
Ogden Consolidated Coal's Mine No 2 near Ogden is set to reopen after a period of stoppage due to worker shortages. New boilers are being installed and other improvements completed in preparation for full production.
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Ogden
Boor
Ogden Consolidated Coal Company
Potato Crop Money Maker Near Manchester
Supervisor F. Mead cultivated four acres of potatoes this spring near Manchester New York. He harvested about 400 bushels per acre and sold a large portion at sixty cents per bushel. Returns averaged over 100 dollars an acre from the four acres.
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Manchester
Nyy
F. &. Mead
Conference at Eldora Nov 20 Marks Marinballiony District Event
A notice from the Mareballiony district conference of the Methodist church announces a gathering in this city on November 20. Attendance is expected from members and leaders, with relevant pr ograms and services listed for the event.
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Eldora
Hidora
Mareballiony
Methodia Hulscopal
Roosevelt Denies Misleading Us in Tennessee Merger Case
An Outlook editorial critiques the present trust policy and urges total government supervision of industry. Roosevelt defends not being misled by steel interests while arguing that broad administrative action cannot solve large corporate abuses. He condemns the tobacco case as a miscarriage of justice if enforced as is.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Steel Corporation
Tobacco Trust
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Richeson pleads not guilty to Linnell murder
Boston. Rev. Clarence T. Richeson pleads not guilty at arraignment and is set for trial January 16, 1912 for the murder of Mian Avis Linnell. He is remanded to Charles Street jail to await trial.
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Avis Linnell
Boston
Clarence ¥. T. Richeson
Mian Avis Linnell
Richeson
Charles Street
Students Heroes at Fire at Cambridge Fuel Plant
Harvard students were praised as heroes after aiding during a fire at the Bay State Fuel Company building in Cambridge. They battled flames, reaching 20 horses and saving thousands of dollars in losses for the company.
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Cambridge
Maso
Harvard
Bay State Fuel Company
Fifteen Perlah In Wreck
Fifteen of a crew of eighteen men are reported lost when the Norwegian bark Antigua War was driven ashore near Marto River. The vessel Antigua Inget Mertiniver is believed wrecked with all hands.
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QuedsorFifteen
Marto River
Yuan Premier U. Troops to Move Toward Chinwingtai
Dispatches say Yuan Shi Kai has become premier as Peking rebels capture Chinwingtai near Pekin Nanking. Loyal forces under Purple Hill repelled assaults after ten days of fierce fighting and a massacre left 2,000 Manchus and Chinese dead. Washington plans to dispatch 9 regiments from Manila to Chinwingtao to keep the Peking sea route open under the Boxer treaty.
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Peking
Nanking
Purple Hill
Yuan Shi Kai
Hei-Liang
Manchuria
Jebol
Pu-Ting
Washington
State Department
Manila
Chin- Wingtao
China
Gulf of Pechili
Illinois Legislature Sine Die Adjourns Amid Court Chaos
The Illinois House adopted a sine die adjournment as Governor Walwin’s secretary blocked a Menage proquo scene. The measure moved to the Senate where it was concurred in. A special session date remains undecided, likely after the December term Supreme Court adjourns around December 20. Several suits against the state may trigger chaos, so the governor will await court action.
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Bpringfeld
Walting
General Assembly
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Illnois
Three Admit Guilty in Mrs Chamberlain Thearing Case
Lincoln Center Kan three of the town's prominent men pleaded guilty in connection with the tearing of Miss Mary Chamberlain Shady Bend school teacher. Everett G Clark Watson Scropton and Jay Fitzwerer confessed as the state's attorneys were surprised. Judge Grover reserved sentence.
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Lincoln Center
Kan
Mary Chamberlain
Shady Bend
Everett G. Clark
Shady Bend Milling Company
Watson Scrapton
Jay Fitzwerer
Grover
Surgeon Mead Dies in Philadelphia at 53
Dr. Eugene Wasdin renowned surgeon who operated on President McKinley died in the hospital in Philadelphia. He was fifty three years old. His passing marks the end of a noted career in United States maritime hospital service.
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McKinley
Mead
Philadelphia
Eugene Wasdin
United States Marine Hospital
Pervice
Wea
Buffalo
Glad
Wynne
Resinol products praised in parent testimonial
A Kansas City mother reports Resinol relieved severe baby chafing and skin irritation after other remedies failed. She credits Rosinol Ointment and Rosinol Toilet Soap with soothing and healing, noting broad availability and a free sample offer from Resinol Chemists Co. Baltimore.
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Mia
J. F. Deal
Kansas City
Kan
Resno
Saample
Resinol Chemtesl Co
Baltimore
Old shoemaker refuses to misrepresent inferior goods
His Honor Unimpaired, the shopkeeper, insists he will not sell faulty merchandise. He refuses to pass off an inferior grade shoe as better, declaring he will mark it plainly and avoid deception.
Physician Endorses Cuticura Remedies for Eczema
Irven Hutchison of Three Rivers Michigan describes years of itchy red skin on wrist and shin. After dry eczema was diagnosed a family ailment, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills cleared the condition four years ago and never returned. He urges others with skin diseases to try Cuticura and notes free samples and booklet offered by the Boston department.
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Irven Hutchison
Three Rivers
Mich
Boston
Reverend Sylvester Horne Urges Earnest Religion in New York Dinner
The Liberal MP from London spoke on religion at a New York dinner urging more sincere observances. He quoted a little girl as a parable about timid faith, noting lapses in attentiveness and urging deeper devotion amid public worship.
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Sylvester Horne
London
New York
Totten Court Road
Doan's Kidney Pills Advertises Backache Relief
An old advertisement promotes Doan's Kidney Pills to counter kidney trouble and urinary disorders. It cites a testimonial from David P. Corey of Ionia Michigan describing six months of pain, bedridden condition, and gradual recovery after using the product. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY is listed as the maker.
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Doan
David P. Corey
W. Washington St
Ionia
Mich
Dean
Noan
Allatares
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffelo
Earthquakes Shake Central Europe and Switzerland
A major earthquake rocked central Europe damaging Hohenazollern Castle near Hechingen and striking cities including Ebinges Congstance and Mulhausen. Churches and towers cracked and statues fell while residents fled to open fields and theaters emptied into panicked streets. Violent tremors in Strassburg Munich Mayence and Vienna caused widespread alarm as avalanches roared down Mont Blanc and Geneva reported derailments and fires.
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Derlin
Germany
Europe
Hohenazollern
Zollenberg
Hechingen
Prussia
Ebinges
Wurtemberg
Congstance
Grand Duchy of Baden
Frankfort
Laublingen
Heidelberg
St. Stephen's Church
Mulhausen
Alsace-Lorraine
Strassburg
Munich
Mayance
Vienna
Austria
Berne
Switzerland
Zurich
Alps Range
Interlaken
Geneva
Chamounix
Mount Blanc
Fear of another Mexican war prompts U.S. neutrality move
The United States anticipates further disturbance in Mexico and orders strict neutrality. Texas Rangers move to the border after a governors conference, while Mexican forces shift troops within Nuevo Leon and Chihuahua. A reported 16 million peso loan to Reyes’ faction circulates in San Antonio.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Austin
Tex
Texas Rangers
Texas
Colquitt
Hughes
Mexico City
Madero
Reyes
War Department
Juvencio Robles
Torreo
Lampascos
Nuevo Leon
Rosales
Chihuahua
Monterey
San Antonio
Walsh's Widow Named Sole Executrix in Probate
John R. Walsh's will filed for probate leaves the entire $800,000 estate to widow Mary L. Walsh as sole executrix. The estate includes $800,000 in stocks and bonds and the homestead real estate, with half the stock pledged as security for a loan but redeemable in full. The will dates to October 23, 1909, following his banking law conviction and appeals in federal court.
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Chicago
John R. Walsh
Mary L. Walsh
United Stotey Circuit Court of Appeal
Toll of Weddin Mig to Five.
Yenre Ago: "We fought: tht.
Dr Caldwell's Digestive Remedy Promoted In Local Notices
Fragmented ad promotes Dr Caldwell's Bury Balers alias dye Pepsin for constipation relief. Claims mild, non violent relief and offers sample bottles by mail from Monticello Indiana with postal card request.
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Legiona
Caliwell
Bury Balers Band
Ak Store
Ty, Mn
Harry Hackenburg
Wiott
Dows
Caldwell
Genin
Wi B. Pelanel
Arcana
Monticello
Ani Ree
Poor Conversationalist After-Dinnner Night In Family Tale
A humorous exchange reveals a husband who becomes silent after dinner. He sits on the couch and falls asleep, leaving his wife unable to converse. The vignette emphasizes domestic routine and communication gaps in marriage.
Castorla for Infants and Children Promoted in Paper Notice
An old timey advertisement promotes Castorla as a safe remedy for infants and children. The text references mothers and Johnny and mentions Fletcher's as a related product. The note claims years of use and urges trust in the product.
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Fletcher
Talker Critiques Patent Medicine Ad Ridicule
The Talker vents that no one has a right to be sick these days while the Joker mocks readers for not finishing patent medicine ads.
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Nome
France bears major wine production load in year
The article notes France pays taxes in a good year on over a thousand million gallons of wine, with six bottles per gallon. Algeria has vineyards. during phylloxera years supplies fell under two hundred million. A large vessel would require 200 gallons per thousand, and multiplying across yields the colony's share of wine consumed in France, about one fifth.
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France
Algeria
Grape Nuts Endorsed By Brain Worker For Sustained Thought
A brain worker credits Grape Nuts with improving digestion and mental clarity. He notes ordinary foods slow him and cause fatigue, while Grape Nuts provides steady energy and quick, clear thinking.
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Tam
Literary Mag
Jong
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