Court Notes on Noaker-Wallingsford Case and Probate Actions
In court the Noaker Wallingsford case continues with the plaintiff on the stand and defense witnesses valuing land near the farm. Mrs Wallingsford testified on prior business arrangements and contract discussions with her brother. Mr Noaker testified about personal property owned with his sister at dissolution. Reeves case set for tomorrow but may be delayed. Probate entries include Christina Meyer as executrix without bond, Frank Haber and H G Moore as executors without bond, Catherine Scranton widow and M Scranton as executrix/executor. Eliza Fish guardianship with George M Welsh appointed temporary guardian, bond set at 500.
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Noaker-Wallingsford
Wallingsford
Ales
Noaker
Reeves
Milwaukee
A. Meyer
Christina Meyer
Alex Brawner
Frank Haber
H. G. Moore
Wm. Scranton
Will
Catherine Scranton
M. Scranton
Eliza Fish
George M. Welsh
Pond
Mrs Riley Escapes Injury in Narrow Crossing Incident
Mrs Riley wintering in Los Angeles narrowly escaped death after a traction car struck her as she crossed a track. She was only slightly hurt with a crushed right thumb and a badly sprained wrist. The motorman acted quickly and she received help home from a traction company employee. In unrelated news Mrs G M Titus hosted a five o clock tea at West Third Street for Miss Bessie Jarvis, soon to wed Mr Elmer Donnell of Chicago.
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Riley
Los Angeles
Cal
G. M. Titus
West Third Street
Bessie Jarvis
Elmer Donnell
Chicago
Muscatine
Chronic Diarrhea Cured by Remedy After Philippine Service
Herman Stein of Pueblo Colorado recalls suffering chronic diarrhoea during his U S Army service in the Philippines. After three years of illness he tried many medicines until two small bottles of Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cured him with no relapse. Sold by Sepeeets Pharmacy.
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Philippines
U.S. Army
Philippine
Chamberlain
Herman Stein
Union Rve
Pueblo
Colorado
Sepeeets Pharmacy
The Girl and the Bandit at Studebaker Theatre
The Perley opera company presented The Girl and the Bandit at Studebaker Theatre Chicago drawing mixed early reviews but strong public enthusiasm. The show featured a grand opera style ensemble and Henry Bergman in the lead with Viola Gillette praised as prima donna amid a fluent, novelty filled musical drama.
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Studebaker Theatre
Chicago
Washington
Perley
Henry Bergman
Viola Gillette
Mable Hite Captures Chicago Audiences With Charm
The article praises Mable Hite for beauty and voice, noting her reception in Chicago theatre. It credits her refined appeal after succeeding Eva Tanguay as chaperone, and highlights a hit with The Girl and the Sandyt featuring a team including Alice Dovey Carrie Godfrey Anna McNabb Jacoph Miron Walter Jones Henry Bergman George Mac Farlane Ketcher Norton and Neil McNell.
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Chicago
Mabie Hite
Eva Tanguay
Miss Hite
Mable Hite
Girl
Sandyt
United Action
Alice Dovey
Carrie Godfrey
Anna McNabb
Jacoph Miron
Walter Jones
Henry Bergman
George MacFarlane
Ketcher Norton
Neil McNell
Reverend Robertson to Speak at Evening Prayer Meeting
Reverend J F Robertson will address the prayer meeting tonight at the BE church on evangelism. The event invites all parishioners and interested residents to attend and hear the sermon on faith and outreach.
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The
Presbyterian Y. P. 8. Co, BK
J. F. Robertson
BE. Church
Dr King's New Discovery for Coughs and Colds
An Oaklandon Indiana resident credits Dr King s New Discovery with curing his wife of consumption after three doctors gave up. The ad asserts the remedy kills disease germs, provides quick relief, and is guaranteed with cent and one dollar prices, offering a free trial bottle.
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F. G. Huntley
Oaklandon
Ind
J. T Stewart
Brywn Appeals Case Highlights Sealed Letter Trust
In New Haven on January 25 arguments were heard in the Connecticut supreme court of errors on William J Brywns appeal from a superior court ruling denying him authority to receive $50 000 from the sealed letter left by the late Philo 8 Bennett, estate executor. Brywns statement stressed the sanctity of a testator choosing heirs and the legal requirements for family support.
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New Haven
Conn
Connecticut Supreme Court of Errors
William J. Brywn
Superior Court
Philo 8
Bennett
Bryan
Nebraska
Connecticut
Will Hang for a Month in Hospital Treatment
Sl L Smith of Bertha Kentucky will be suspended by straps in an upright frame for a month as treatment for a broken back suffered in a coal mine. The second dorsal fracture carries high fatality risk, and weights will pull his feet to maintain the position.
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Louisville
L. Smith
Bertha
Smith
Illinois couple marks long marriage milestone in Henry county
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shaney of Henry county hold a state record for long married life. Married Jan 19 1835 they reached seventy years together in central Illinois after living in Stark county 1846 onward on a 120 acre farm. Shaney is 91 and his wife over 88.
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Bloomington
Philip Shaney
Henry County
Illinois
Central Ilinois
Stark County
Henry
Shaney
Grand Jury Secretary Disappears in Portland Mystery
Portland, Jan 25 Carl Phelps secretary of the federal grand jury probing land fraud cases vanished after asking to be excused from the jury room Friday afternoon. He has not been seen by jurors or government agents since.
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Grand Jury
Portland
Ore
Carl Phelps
Federal Grand Jury
Phelps
William Sellers Dies After Operation in Philadelphia
William Sellers 60 head of William Selers & Co. machine tool makers dies at University Hospital after an operation. A public spirited citizen, he was a member of the American Philosophical Society and formerly president of the Franklin Institute.
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Philadelphia
William Sellers
William Selers & Co
University Hospital
Sellers
American Philosophical Society
Franklin Institute
Rogers Locomotive Works Seized by American Locomotive
Paterson New Jersey January 25 President Harron announces Rogers Locomotive Works has passed under the control of the American Locomotive company. The sale had long been anticipated as American had already purchased a controlling interest in Rogers.
O'Brien Accepts Roosevelt Offer as Minister to Ivenmark
Grand Rapids attorney T J O'Brien announced accepting President Roosevelt's offer to appoint him minister to Ivenmark. The move was conveyed through Michigan senators and is expected to be formalized in March.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
T. J. O'Brien
Roosevelt
Michigan
O’brien
Ivenmark
May festival chorus to honor Theodore Thomas with concert
By unanimous vote the May festival chorus will stage a public concert in memory of Theodore Thomas. The event aims to secure attendance and support from the Chicago orchestra at a date feasible for both parties.
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Cincinnati
Theodore Thomas
Chicago
Veteran George C Spears Dies in Tallula
Was a veteran of two wars in Springfield Illinois on January 25 George C Spears died at his home in Tallula aged 183 years He served as a delegate to the Republican national convention in 1876 and held rank as a lieutenant in the Mexican War and a captain in the Union Army during the Civil War.
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Springfield
George C. Spears
Tallula
Tragedy in Chattanooga as toddler killed by brother
In Chattanooga Tennessee on January 25 a 1 year old girl Frances Herriott died after a rifle given as a Christmas present misfired. The weapon was in the possession of her 15 year old brother William Herriott.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Frances
Opie Herriott
William
Factories in Gladbach to close due to coal shortage
In Gladbach Prussia on January 25 three large factories informed most of their workers they will close because of coal scarcity. The notice indicates widespread disruption to local industry and employment.
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Gladbach
Prussia
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