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Newspaper

Tri City Star

Location

Davenport, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1904

Page

7

British Bark Shakespeare Towed After Sea Trials Near Port

New York reports the British bark Shakespeare, 7000 miles from Bermuda, limped to quarantine near Sandy Hook after a brutal voyage from Muanchaco Peru with 12000 bags of sugar. A northwest gale, hurricane and electric storm shattered sails and spars. two hundred fathoms of Manila line and heavy seas left the crew exhausted, with several men swept forward but unharmed aside from bruises. The ship was towed to New York for safety as officers describe nine days of heavy weather since Bermuda.

New York Burle Shakespeare Bermuda Birk Muanchaco Peru Sandy Hook Thomas Richardson Richardson Hamilton Leeward Shakespeare George Gerrard George Gordon Andrew Carter Seman Rupert Strongman

Unknown Bark Reaches Port After Tough Atlantic Passage

The battered bark endured fourteen hours of helplessness as repairs to the wheel were made the following day. Despite northwest gales and buried decks, the ship reached port late on Wednesday night. The crew faced a severe voyage with daring rescues and a stubborn captain praised for spurning a retreat. Now twenty-eight months from Liverpool, the vessel recounts disasters from the west coast of Africa to Melbourne, including a dismasting on the second leg and a Cape Horn voyage in July.

ThenVall Shakespeare Liverpool Africa Melbourne Australia Cape Horn

Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warned

A historical notice cautions against catarrh ointments containing mercury as dangerous to smell and overall health. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure made in Toledo by F. J. Cheney Co. as mercury free and effective internally. The ad urges buyers to verify genuine labels and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall J. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney & Co

U.S. Owes Them Money In Watkins Estate Claim

Frederick Malley, a claimant in Philadelphia, says he is part of a syndicate seeking a remarkable government settlement over a 99 year ground lease tied to Commodore David Watkins. He alleges a $20 million to $16 million dispute with heirs over land west of the Schuylkill river and a land deed found among Watkins’s effects.

Philadelpha Frederick Malley Miley Amehidren David Watkins Schuylkill River Alouf Commodore Watkins Malley Wat- Jims

Man and Woman Die After Gas Inhalation Incident

A man named Harry Hail, 22, of Columbus, and a woman Taum Monsey of Briggsdale were found unconscious above P. J. Caghen's saloon. They were found by the bartender and appeared to be intoxicated. The girl reportedly had lived in the area since October. Police suspect gas caused the incident.

Columbus Harry Hail Taum Monsey Briggsdale P. J. Caghen Aney

Sandy Bend Justice in a Dovket Court Case

In Sandy Bend Judge Hoke presides over Jackson vs Sawyer, where editor Jim Jackson is accused of libel by Bill Sawyer. The court finds both men liable for costs, ending the dispute with no further actions and urging restraint among local editors and readers. A second case, Tarbell vs Day, sees Pete Day fined after a drunken confrontation. judge notes the town’s harsh view of tenderfoots and upholds a $20 extra payment plus costs.

Coupright T. C. McCluce Hoke Sandy Bend Jackson Jim Jackeson Jim Bill Bill Sawyer Lizzie New York Stac Blickstone Whelstone Grindstone Orler Boston Philadelphia Leuke Weak India Jin Jackson Hig Sim Isself Swan Buch Egin Pears Ana Murmiy England France Germany California Publi Press Steve Hamony Tarbell Day Joe Tarbell Joe Ibgh Springs Pete Bine Valley Taney

Tenderfoot and the Cayuse Scam in Sandy Bend

In a rough exchange at Sandy Bend a man pleads not guilty to theft of twenty dollars amid talk of tenderfeet and a staged court, with a judge warning the crowd and fining $6 plus costs. The case hints at local quirk and delayed calendar decisions as two more cases loom.

Cayuse Chinyuan Shell Eludin Sandy Bend Supreme Court Stony Brook

Packing Houses in Trust in Montana Supreme Court

Helen Montana December 20. Major meat packers face Montana Supreme Court next week to answer why they should not be found guilty of illegal business. Attorney General Donovan filed the order citing a trust among Swift Armour Cudahy Hammond and related Chicago firms and the Pueblo plant.

Auits Beef Trust, Swift & Co Armour & Co. Cudahy & Co Hammond Packing Company Chicago Pueblo

The Ballad of Old Toys Lost in Time

A nostalgic poem recalls toys of yesteryear in fragments and ruin. A child’s Christmas tree glows with memory as beloved drums trumpets and ark vanish, dismantled and scattered, while new celebrations rise in place of the old joys.

Bute Yesteryear

Unmatched Barenins Quote Targets Werridor Heads

A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet ridicules a claim that the Werridor Indians learned to reduce human heads to one third their size. The remark adds a jab about opening a Morning-After Studio, reflecting the era’s sensational tone.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Alleged absconder caught in Chicago

Thomas McFarland, financial secretary of the local Foresters of America court in Cedar Rapids, was arrested in Chicago for absconding with 326 of the court funds. An auditing committee had uncovered a short age and arranged for him to explain before the committee before he left town on the first available train.

Cedar Rapids Thomas McFarland Court of Foresters of America Chicago McFarland

Ohio Agricultural College Wins Bronze Steer in Livestock Judge Contest

Chicago December 20. W E B Seinnen announces results of the students judge competition at the International Live Stock exposition. Ohio Agricultural College of Columbus won the magnificent bronze steer for first prize in the cattle hog and sheep judging. Team members include Baylas Griflz W A Marth J W Hyett and F L West. A Fien A W Martin also placed high for the cash prize of 500 dollars.

Chicago W. EB. Seinnen Internatiam Ohio Agricultural College of Columbus Bayilas Griflz W. A. Marth J. W. Hyett FL I. West FL. A Afien A. W. Martin Ohio Agricultural College

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