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Newspaper
Vindicator And Republican
Location
Estherville, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1909
Page
2
Thaw Defeated as Supreme Court Rules Against Liberty
Justice Mills dismisses Thaw's writ of habeas corpus declaring release dangerous to public peace and safety. Order for recommitment to Matteawan to be presented. Thaw and family react with subdued, forced calm as attorney signals possible modification appeal. Jerome's 7000 word opinion upholds old charges of insanity and paranoia from the Stanford White case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Thaw
Supreme Court
Isaac N. Mills
Thaw
Matteawan
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Justice Mills
Jerome
Stanford White
Theaw
Fire at Washington Park NJ kills cook in picnic blaze
A blaze at Washington Park on the Delaware river ten miles below Camden, New Jersey, during a Baltimore and Cholera tun association picnic burned the restaurant kitchen when a grease pan overturned. Cook Milas Jane Dagan died from scalds as flames spread to adjacent amusement buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Park
Delaware River
Camden
N. J
Baltimore and Chloeterans’ Association
Park
Milas Jane Dagan
Chicago man shoots waitress he loved then kills himself
Thomas Katsne, angered by unreturned love, boarded a crowded street car in Chicago and shot Victoria Kawalo, his waitress. He then shot himself, suffering a slight wound. Katsne formerly ran a restaurant where Kawalo worked as a waitress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Photce
Thomas Katsne
Chicago
Victoria Kawalao
Katanes
Kutsnes
Bailies Found in Well After Tragic In-Home Death
In Mc Comb Ohio, Mrs. James I Ritter was found dead in an abandoned well Friday morning. Her husband discovered the scene while the infant girl was clutched in her arms. The coroner ruled death by self harm. health issues had plagued Mrs. Ritter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James I. Ritter
McComb
Cooroner
Ritter
Striker clash ends in fatal shooting at McKees Rocks
A violent incident during a strike at McKees Rocks leaves Steve Horvate dead after a mob of about twenty foreigners mistakes Major Smith for a strike breaker and shoots him. authorities investigate the deadly clash amid growing tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKees Rorks
Steve Horvate
Samuel L. Elton to lead Chicago Great Western Railroad
In St Paul Minnesota on Thursday it was announced Samuel L Elton president of the Chicago and Alton will be formally chosen president of the Chicago Great Western railroad when the reorganizing is finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul, Minn
Samuel L. ¥Elton
Chicago and Alton Railway
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Arrest of Jack Jahmsoni f. Arrested in Chicago for car limit
Jack Johnson heavyweight champion was detained in Chicago for exceeding an automobile schedule limit in Michigan venue. He posted 50 dollars as security for his appearance in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Johnson
Chicago
Michigan
Sioux City Livestock Market Prices Report
The Sioux City live stock market quotations on Thursday show top beeves at 6.60 and top hogs at 7.55. Regent of Abyssinia Ras Tesania is granted full regency due to King Menelik’s ill health, acting as guardian to Prince Sidiji Peassu, heir presumptive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Abyssinia
Menelik
Ras Tesania
Sidiji Peassu
Collapse injures dozens in city building incident
A damaged OCR fragment notes injuries after a building collapse. It mentions many people affected and a large crowd near the scene, with unclear specifics on location, numbers, or timing.
Vernon BC hotel fire kills ten and devastates town
A blaze destroyed the Okanagan hotel in Vernon British Columbia early Tuesday. Firemen arrived to find stairways alight and the entire building ablaze. Ten people died and several were seriously injured while heroic rescues saved others. The hotel loss is about 25000 dollars with bodies recovered at daylight. Local proprietors included Julius Sigalette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
British Columbia
Okanagan
B. C
Hickling
Tha Nfa
Julius
Sigalete
Peculiar Case Leaves Woman in Hospital as Companion Arrested
Mrs Elizabeth Nosker says she is married to a Chicago businessman before collapsing on the Twenty eighth street subway platform in New York. William H Lehlan of Bay Ridge Brooklyn is held on a disorderly conduct charge until she recovers. Police say she was under the influence of a drug and was terrified. the man followed, claimed friendship, and said they have known each other since she was 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Nosker
New York
Chicago
Wiliam H. Lehlan
Bay Ridge
Brooklyn
Lehlan
Twenty-eighth Street
Madison Avenue
William S. Lchlan
Farmer John Simpson Killed by Masked Men in Scottsville
John Simpson a well known Scottsville Kentucky farmer was slain Tuesday night when six masked men entered his cabin and shot him. Authorities say the killing arose from a suit by Mrs. Douglas to gain custody of her child in which Simpson played a leading role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Simpson
Scottsville
Douglas
Simpson
Heir to Fortune to Receive Choctaw Share
An heir from Des Moines Iowa will receive 340 000 dollars as her share of a 20 million dollar distribution to Choctaw Indians from the government. The woman identified as Mrs Joseph Anderson is said to own an Indian name Wompueucu and was notified Wednesday night of the legacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Anderson
Wompueucu
Des Moines
Sam
Greek Flag Lowered After Crete Evacuation Protests
The Greek flag flown over the fortress and Cretan military barracks at Cueun in Crete was lowered on Tuesday. The action followed protests by the four protecting powers after the island’s evacuation by international troops on July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cueun
Crete
Hotel Hessel Fire Strands Forty Guests in Night Attire
A blaze destroyed the Hotel Hessel at Kessel Mith eighteen miles northeast of Muckinack Island. Forty guests narrowly escaped leaving in night clothing with only their belongings. Local responders battled the flames as families assessed losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hessel
Kessel
Mith
Muckinack Island
Fire devastates Monticello business district in Sullivan County
A major blaze swept Monticello destroying oil or more stores the post office a bank the Palatine and Mansion hotel and forced hundreds of summer residents into the streets. The fire gutted the business section of the county seat, causing extensive damage to commercial buildings and prompting emergency response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Sullivan County
Palatine and Mansion
Cholera Cases Rise in St Petersburg
During the twenty four hours ended Tuesday there were 41 new cholera cases and twelve deaths in St. Petersburg, signaling a worsening outbreak and prompting health officials to urge heightened precautions and response measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Pope of Galax Phone Co Dies in Cohasset Estate
Albert A. Pope, prominent U S phoneline manufacturer and advocate of the current reading system, died at his summer home in Cohasset Massachusetts on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Gal
Albert A. Pope
United States
Cohasset
Maso
Suesday
Drought Expands Across Eastern Pennsylvania
Drought spreads through eastern Pennsylvania threatens crops and farm livelihoods as water shortages intensify. Officials warn conditions may worsen with continued dry weather and heat.
What Gold Cannot Buy What Gold Cannot Buy
Richard Saville, son of Mrs. Saville, plots a Saxon phrase dictionary, while Hope Desmond juggles loyalty to her employer and growing attraction to Captain Lumley. Hugh Saville’s romance woes unfold as Lord Everton pleads his cause. Dinner with Miss Dacre stirs tensions in a crowded household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Bavilie
Saville
Everton
Hugh
Richard
Inglefield
Hope Desmond
Matener
Miss Desmond
Mr. Saville
Desmond
Richard Saville
Captain Lumley
Lumley
Hope
Faroaid
Hussar
Deway
Mary Dacre
Lord Everton
Hope Desmond Minces Society Tangles in Miss Dacre Plot
In a salon scene Hope Desmond observes Miss Misa Dacre and a young subaltern as they discuss riding, lineage, and the Saville family drama. Hope pities a prospective heiress while noting social pressures and class ambition. The narrative shifts to present an American-Native contrast and ends with a light quip about marriage announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lumley
Hope Diamond
Misa Dacre
Hope
Miss Dacre
Hope Desmond
Baroness Castleton
Hugh
Richard
Courtroom Date Replaces Tailor Appointment
A Cleveland Leader snippet shows a guest delaying a social meeting with a tailor to attend a courtroom, remarking the date is the court. Another hotel scene notes a missing charge for a simple courtesy as a humorous billing oversight. A fragment mentions Carrie, a six year old girl, and a puzzled Sabbath remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Munxows Eminent Doctors Free Service Ad
An old advertisement offers free medical diagnosis by Munyon's doctors based in Philadelphia with a reply-paid request form. It promises free advice, optional treatment, and a nominal fee only if cured, urging readers to mail for a medical examination blank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munyon’s
68D
Jefferson Streets
Philadelphia
Traveler asks breakfast time at Greenland hotel
A traveler stops at a Greenland hotel and asks what time breakfast is served. The clerk replies that breakfast runs from half-past March to a quarter to May, a quip on enduring winter darkness. The line hints that popularity can come with a price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skfast
Greenland
Coffee’s harm linked to dreams says Postum user
A reader claims coffee caused nervousness insomnia and distressing dreams. After switching to Postum the writer reports peaceful sleep and steadier nerves and urges others to quit coffee for health, noting improved stomach issues in a friend and praising Postum’s flavor.
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Mills
New Jersey
Gul
Mim
Great Western
Jack Jahmsoni F
Tojurgu
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
By Pers. Alb
Ander
Mona
Ichard Sayville
Mrs. Savills
Standard and Times
Charley
Mia Torkins
Washington Star
Walter
Carrie
Klugenberg
Germany
Onra
Wellville
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