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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1910

Page

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Judge Denies New Trial for Dr Haldane Cleminson

Chicago May 26 Judge McSurely refused to grant a new trial for Dr Haldane Cleminson sentenced to life for his wife’s murder. He argued a new trial could bring harsher penalties. the defendant showed emotion as his family wept. Proceedings move to a June bill of particulars hearing before appeal.

Chicago Haldane Cleminson McSurely Cleminson Joliet Zoline MecSurely Supreme Court

Target Shots Fatal at Fort Barrancas Aboard Schooner

Edgar Amer son, a sailor on the schooner John M. Kewn, was mortally wounded when target rifles fired from Fort Barrancas within range. Other sailors hid behind masts and rigging to escape injury as officers were alerted by a half mast flag. Colonel Allen ordered an investigation.

Pensacola Fla Fort Barrancas Edgar Amerson John M. Kewn Allen

Affidavit Filed Against Mrs Calletter for Illicit Liquor Sales

Kokomo Indiana May 26 affidavit charges Mrs Anna Calletter with illegally selling liquor Roy Butcher says his wife was a frequent patron and intoxicated He followed his wife to the Calletter home and peered through a window to witness liquor being dispensed

Kokomo Ind Anna Calletter Roy Butcher Butcher Calbetter

Zeppelin in Balloon to Visit Emperor in Vienna

Count Zeppelin will start a balloon voyage to Vienna to visit Emperor Francis Joseph on June 9 and return via Breslau Dresden Chemnitz Nurenburg and Friedrichshafen. The round trip covers about 1500 miles.

Zeppelin King Berlin Count Zeppelin Vienna Francis Joseph Breslau Dresden Chemnitz Nueremburg Riederichshafen

Growth of US Building and Loan League Reaches 800 Million Assets

At Charlotte on May 26 the eight eenth annual convention of the United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations opened with about 6 000 associations represented and nearly 2 000 000 members. The secretary reported a 1909 asset gain over 1908 of more than 70 000 000.

Charlotte N. C United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations Kitchin Jan W. Sutton Sault Ste. Marie Mich Winfield T. Durbin Indiana H. F. Cellarius

Doctor Cleminson denied new trial in Chicago wife murder case

The convicted Chicago husband murderer, Dr. Cleminson, has been denied a request for a new trial. Court records show prior verdict upheld and no further relief granted.

Chicago

Sugar Climax Not Sprung In Taft Pardon Testimony

Oliver Spitzer former superintendent of the sugar trusts Williamsburg refinery testified that no higher ups ordered false weighing on docks and that he began the practice after discovering it had been done for years. His statement disappointed many who expected him to implicate senior figures in the company.

New York Oliver Spitzer The Sugar Trust Williamsburg Taft Charles H. Heike Spitzer

Franciscan Sisters Plan $200,000 Mercy Hospital in Gary

The Franciscan Sisters of Burlington Ia plan to build a $200000 Mercy Hospital in Gary this summer. Mother Dominica is in Gary to confer with architect C E Kendrick about the project.

Franciscan Sisters of Burlington Gary Ind The Mercy Dominica C. E. Kendrick

Custer's Bugler in Detroit at Monument Unveiling

Thomas Laughney a Civil War bugler in Custer's brigade arrives from Salt Lake City for the Monroe monument unveiling. He is described as the youngest ex prisoner of the Union army while Henry Dorman of Missouri, age 111, the oldest living soldier, also served in the Seventh Michigan. the two men are close friends.

Detroit Thomas Laughney Custer Salt Lake City Monroe Ughney Henry Dorman Missouri Michigan

Move to Settle Strike in Brazil Clayworkrs

Japan. The Brazil Factory Promoting club formed a settlement committee and an arbitration panel as the 1,500 clayworkers strike enters its third week, costing the town over 4,000 dollars daily. The striking workers also named a committee to cooperate with business leaders.

Brazil Ind

Markets Report from Chicago and East Buffalo

Chicago markets show grain bids for Wheat Corn and Oats across No. 2 red through No. 4 white and white varieties with prices listed. Live stock sections cover hogs cattle sheep and lambs with receipts and price ranges, plus East Buffalo live stock quotes for cattle hogs sheep and calves.

Gray-Haired Father Pleads Guilty Over Small Trout Theft

Traverse City Michigan May 26 Thomas Polmatier a 72 year old father of seven sobbed in court after admitting to keeping small trout to feed his hungry family amid rising living costs. Deputy Homer Snyder arrested him but the judge gave a suspended sentence and he walked free.

Traverse City Mich Thomas Polmatier Polmatier Elk Rapids Homer Snyder

Curtiss Plans New Flights Near Poughkeepsie

Glenn H. Curtiss, the aviator, selects a flat treeless meadow near Poughkeepsie for future airplane fights.

Curtiss Poughkeepsie Glenn H. Curtise

Market Update From Reach-Wickham Grain Co

Estimated receipts total 21000 with yesterday’s leftovers 4141 market mostly five lower than yesterday’s average hogs light 9 20 to 9 45 mixed packers 9 20 to 9 45 heavy shipping grades 9 15 to 9 45 rough cattle 4000 slow at yesterday’s decline sheep 12000 steady furnished by Reach Wickham Grain Company Phin Day Postal Telegraph Building

Chicago Hog Market Report May 26 1910

Hogs trading under steady demand with receipts and shipments detailed for May 26 1910. Estimated today receipts 22000 with yesterday’s official receipts 32601 and shipments 1614. tomorrow’s estimated receipts 18000. Bulk at 9 40 to 9 45, light 9 20 to 9 50, mixed packers 9 20 to 9 50, heavy shipping grades 9 15 to 9 50, rough 9 15 to 9 30, porkers 9 45 to 9 50, pigs 9 00 to 9 40.

Market Livestock Receipts and Price Ranges Reported

Estimated receipts at 4000 Market as yesterday's decline persisted. Reeves: cows and heifers sold 2 70 to 7 00. Texas steers 400 head 4 00 to 6 60. stockers and feeders 3 90 to 6 45. Western cattle 5 15 to 7 50. prices ranged 50 to 60 cents higher or lower in spots.

Omaha Texas

Market Receipts Outline for Sheep and Lamb Sales

Estimated receipts show a weak market across livestock categories. Native sheep fetch 3.50 to 5.50, Western sheep 3.50 to 5.60. Yearlings bring 5.90 to 7.50, lambs 5.25 to 8.60. Western lambs range 5.75 to 8.70.

Market: cattle and sheep move near former prices

Market activity remains steady with cattle holding near 9 15 to 9 30. Cattle show strength while sheep remain steady as trading unfolds.

John A. Babcock Listed With North American Livestock Commission

John A. Babcock is listed as care of the North American Livestock Commission Company located at U S Stock Yards Chicago Illinois. The notice identifies his association with the commission and provides the mailing address for correspondence.

North American Livestock Commission Company U. S Chicago

Kalamazoo Water Theft Drains City Funds

Kalamazoo Michigan officials launched a secret inquiry into water leakage after water plant superintendent W F Reed reported about 66 percent of metered water is uncharged. He says mains taps drain over $50 000 annually and the theft has continued for more than six years.

Kalamazoo Mich W. F. Reed Reed

Seyler Acquitted in Atlantic City Pier Murder

William Seyler is acquitted of the murder of Jane Adams on the Atlantic City pier after a six hour jury deliberation. The trial ended with Seyler insisting on his innocence and detailing his movements to Petersburg before his arrest.

Atlantic City William Seyler Jane Adams Mays Landing Petersburg

Wabash Officials Clash Over Engineer Leave

Wabash Indiana mayor and council spar over the fate of city engineer Ora White neck indicted on nine forgery counts and one for embezzlement. White neck has been granted a leave of absence to prepare for his trial while remaining in office. The council earlier voted on his dismissal but did not remove him from the post.

Wabash Ind Ora Whiteneck Wilson

Split Halley's Comet Visibly Splits in Two Over Arizona Sky

Chicago observers report Halley's comet appearing after sunset with a possible division into two comets. Dr. A. E. Douglas of the University of Arizona and Professor B. B. Frost of Yerkes Observatory discuss the split and timing, while many residents observe from rooftops across Chicago.

Chicago Tlalley A. E. Douglas University of Arizona B. B. Frost Yerkes Observatory Williams Bay Wis

Mortgage paid on Indianapolis Southern line in Indiana

Bloomington Indiana May 26 release of a 5 000 000 mortgage filed after completion of construction on the Indianapolis Southern railroad through seven Indiana counties July 1 1903 by United States Mortgage and Trust Company of New York was recorded in County Recorder Lampkins office.

Bloomington Ind Indianapolis Indiana United States Mortage and Trust Company of New York Lampkins

Appendicitis Beliefs Stir Eclectic Medical Meeting

At the forty sixth annual Indiana Eclectic Medical association session in Indianapolis May 26, Drs Turner Watkins and Ellingwood argued appendicitis can be cured without surgery if treated early with direct acting drugs. The group says many operations are avoidable and 75 physicians attended. Dr McCann spoke on Pellagra based onMarine Hospital and Peoria insane asylum studies.

Indianapolis Indiana Eclectic Medical Association T. 8. Turner Canan Lyman Watkins Cincinnati Finley Ellingwood Chicago J. W. McCann Monticello United States Marine Hospital Corps Insane Hospital Peoria

Thief Steals Trousers On Burlington Train

Passengers on a Burlington train arriving in Galesburg recall a loud scene as a thief, likely from Beardstown, boarded the car and absconded with a passenger's trousers. The incident sparked a search as the crew questioned travelers and investigated the missing garments.

Galesburg Burlington Beardstown

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