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Newspaper

Troy Weekly Call

Location

Troy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1907

Page

6

Arrival of Pacific fleet ends 36000 mile cruise

San Francisco welcomes the first division of the Pacific fleet led by West Virginia as four armored cruisers Colorado Maryland Pennsylvania complete a 36000 mile voyage begun at Newport News. Admiral Dayton fulfills his promise by arriving off the city early in the morning. Crowds wave hats and handkerchiefs while fog lifts and signal flags blaze.

San Francisco Anvvicin Pacific Coast Roosevelt Golden Gate West Virginia Fay Beacs Dayton Port Mason Goat Island North Beach Wes Virginia Colurido Maryland Pennsyvia Swinburne Charleston Admin Swinburne California Chaleston St. Louis Magdalena Bay J. B. Milton

Desperate Mrs Osborn Pleads Guilty to Theft

Mrs Josephine Osborn aged 25 admitted stealing goods valued at 56 from Great Northern Manufacturing Co. She blamed hardship and a lack of support for her crime, claiming kinship to General Bragg. Judge Newcomer sentenced her to 60 days in the county jail with the term expiring after one day.

Josephine Osborn Great Northern Manufacturing Co Osborn General Bragg Newcomer

Standard Oil Books Vanish From Vaults in New York Case

Government counsel Kellogg sought production of two books detailing 1892 to 1899 stock transactions by the Standard Oil Co of New Jersey forming control over nineteen allied concerns. The ledger and stock book vanished from 26 Broadway after liquidation in 1900, with company officials unable to explain. Testimony tied the disappearances to trust-led manipulations and agreements forcing independents to buy crude from Standard, aiming to suppress rivals and control pipelines and refineries.

New York Standard Oil Co New Jersey Did Ohio Trust Broadway Bensinger Kellogg Standard Ferris Milburn Europe Secretaty Benson Tidewater Pipe Laine Co Tidewater Oi Co Bensinger Lok How My Standard OU Tidewater Thasville Pan Une Red Tiene

Jurymen Pray and Sing Ahead of Guilty Verdict

In a troubled trial, jurors prayed and sang hymns as a verdict of guilty was reached after a deadlock. The judge imposed a lengthy sentence, while the Jones brothers and Robert By Adams, a prominent local figure, were noted in connection with the case.

Trylagy Darter Quentin Robert Avtians Tataneductets Alten Jones Brothers Adams Slaluy Prin Jansex Oquicredt

Shifts coal deal metcalf dodges responsibility for outlay

Washington DC Secretary Metcalf plans to place the $20.5 million coal outlay for the Pacific battleship cruise on President Roosevelt after legal and political questions. The issue involves whether employing foreign registered ships to move coal violates coastwise law. Attorneys general advise discretion by the president could excuse high-rate cases, but critics insist it harms American shipowners and workers.

Washington, D. C Metcalf Navy Department Roosevelt Congress Bonaparte Pacific Admiral Cowles Bureau of Equipment Mds

Courtesy Stoppage Ponders on Central Rail Lines

The piece notes that courtesy stops on the New York Central are not reinstated, citing John D Rockefeller’s bid to test at Chicago and Bishop Potter’s wish for a Hudson area stop. It mentions a public utilities act drafting error that led to a failed stop request at a summer home, and calls courtesy stops a growing railroad nuisance.

Ne York New York Central John Rockefeller Tarrytown Chicago Landis Bishop Potter Hudson DAL Supmer

Flood Claims 160 Lives Across Spain Damage Near Million

Reports from Malagna Spain say 160 people drowned in floods and cloudbursts in Mie laga and nearby towns. Thousands are homeless and famine looms. Damages estimated at about one million dollars as King Alfonso heads to the disaster site.

Malagna Spain Neuiber Mielaga Thousads Alfonso

Americans Force Bandit Reyes Wounded in Mexico

A party of American mining men in Durango state fought off Julian Reyes, a noted bandit, in the mountains. The group resisted with rifles and pistols, fatally wounding Reyes. No Americans were injured in the clash.

Durango Mexico Julian Reyes Reyes

Stage Delights With Maroons In First 1907 Practice

Chicago. Coach A Alonzo Stage praised the Maroons after the first practice at Marshall Field. A 19 man squad showed five veterans five substitutes and nine freshmen from last year plus two first year players. The coach called the session eminently pleasing and promising for the Midway eleven.

Chicago A. Alonzo Marshall Field Midway Eleven Rezdek

Waits to join couple in quirky wedding tale

Lincoln Wadkins aged 8 and Miss Viola Merrigtia aged 97 of this city were married by Rev. Tuttle who has since resigned his pastorate. The ceremony followed a startling plan as the minister intended to wed the couple and depart three days earlier, leaving Wadkins to resolve an odd, unfinished matter after the fact.

Lincoln Charles J. C. Wadkins Viola L. Merrigtia Mr. Tuttle Tittle Chirel Wadkins

Consta el Levy Amid Riot

In Joliet two constables and helpers forcefully removed furniture from Mrs. Aurora Peterson’s home at 225 Cent stock street after an attack on her. She protested the bed for her sick baby, pleading the infant would die. The woman was struck as she tried to intervene. Neighbors gathered, a rat call sounded, detectives arrived, and the constables had already completed their taking and left with the furniture.

Cairo Girl Kidnapped by Three Gypsies

Excitement spread in Cairo as Mary Williams, a young girl, was kidnapped in broad daylight by three gypsies. Several witnesses, including children she played with, saw the incident near the courthouse where she stood moments before the assailants fled.

Caio Cairo Mary Williams

Teens Await Legal Age For Issue In June

A young couple was three days short of the required age for issue when June approached. To accommodate them, Rev. Tuttle remained in the pastorate for three extra days.

Tuttle

Farmers Sue Railroad in Virginia for Grain Delay Damages

Farmers in the vicinity sue the Hallimore Ohio Southwestern railway for damages from shipment delays. Filed claims include $200 by Edward Boses of Ashland and $2,000 by C. W. Savage of this city, illustrating growing grievances against the railroad’s handling of grain consignments.

Railroad Virginia Hallimore Ohio Southwestern Road Oie Edward Boses Ashland W. Savage

Drilling at Medora Reaches 400 Feet Encountering Water

Medora Oil & Gas Co reports drilling to 400 feet on L G Wilkerson lease near Pisa. Water was found in large quantities requiring curbing. Prospectors plan to continue and drill to 1,200 feet if needed.

Medora Medora Oil & Gas Company L. G. Wilkerson Pisa

Rock Island Hosts Illinois Liquor Dealers Convention

The Illinois Liquor Dealers Association held an important convention in Rock Island with President Maiwura and a Chicago delegation of 400 in attendance. They were greeted at the station by the local members. The event featured a street parade and trolley excursion. Dock Fire Menaces Mud Coal at Waukegan. Fire threatens fifty thousand tons of soft coal at the Western Coal and Doe company dock in Chicago area, with flames continuing for several days.

Rock Island Thellinois Liquor Dealers’ Association Maiwura Chicago Rock Island Association Waukegan Western Coal and Doe Company of Chicago

Fragmentary War of Wards and Wheels Signals Turbulent Chase

A garbled OCR passage depicts a chaotic pursuit with phrases about Wola, a white object, and a sudden leap from behind into a wagon. The text is incomplete and unclear, offering limited verifiable facts about persons, places, or events.

Delegates Named for Methodist Conference Next May

Delegates to the general Methodist conference to be held in May were chosen at today's session of the Western Illinois conference. Selected were M. C. Hamilton Saybrook J. C. McKinney Barry W. G. Cochran Sullivan Edmund Kianp Champaign Fo Dwivee Quincy A Mollard Springfield WLC. Ross Rossville Joseph R. Burke Jacksonville The ministerial deration was not completed. Chosen were Rev. Chich Ballener Champaign Rev We Davidson Vecatur and Rev Theodore Kump Bloomington

Moonington Faultt Nere Winais Methodist Church M. C. Hamilton Saybrook J.C. McKinney Barry W. G. Cochrane Sullivan Edmund Kianp Champaign Fo Dwivee Quincy Suipue Alollard Springtiekl WLC Ross Rossville Joseph PR. Burke Jacksonville Chich Ballener We Davidson Vecatur Theodore Kump Bloomington

Milwaukee Tugs Move to Illinois for Closed Season

Five Milwaukee fishing tugs have relocated to Illinois waters near Waukegan to fish during the closed season, due to stricter dishing laws in Wisconsin and the differing regulations in Illinois.

Ilinois Waukegan Illiois Wisconsin Milwaukee

Fifty Years Married Edinburg Couple Celebrate Anniversary

A city couple marked a half century of marriage in Edinburg with a private anniversary celebration on Tuesday October 1. The couple’s life together was noted as a steadfast partnership amid local community ties.

Edinburg St. Spine

Made Gift to City Funds Public Library From Will

The Tate Delos TL Diggins estate provides Cadil lac, his boyhood home, forty thousand dollars to the city for a free public library, with the provision of forty one thousand dollars and an allocation totaling four hundred ten thousand dollars for the project.

Harvard Tate Delos TL Diggins Cadillac Hich

Modish Blouse Pattern 5869 for 32 to 49 inch busts

A pattern description for a tailored shirt waist with deep front tucks and box plait, plain back, standing neck band, life pockets optional, and finished with turn down collar. Demonstrates material choices in French flannel and alternatives like madras and pique. Requires 2 3/4 yards of 36 inch fabric for 36 inch bust. ships on receipt of 10 cents.

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