Lorimer Favored in Case Hearing at Springfield
In Chicago Sept 30 attorney Haneey scored two points for Will iam Lorimer in the senate seat inquiry. He forced Rep Beckemeyer to admit he would have voted for Lorimer even if bribed. Holstraw testified he was told the indictment would be quashed for truth about Lorimer and signed a 2000 payment claim. A motion to strike Holstraw’s testimony may follow. Kirkpatrick testified he saw White with cash in St Louis aiding Browne. Beckemeyer’s testimony echoed Browne trials.
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Chicago
Haneey
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Senate
Beckemeyer
Lorimer
Holstraw
Sangamon County
Springfield
Fitzpatrick & Gillespie
Holstian
Broderick
Holstlaw
Thomas Kirkpatrick
Charles A. White
White
St. Louis
Thi
Browne
Lee O'Neil Browne
Clear Weather Forecast for Midwest Today and Tomorrow
Weather forecast notes clear conditions across Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin with prevailing south of southwest winds. No precipitation expected and temperatures likely mild through the period.
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Mllinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Chicago and Omaha Live Stock Prices Summary
Chicago markets show hog receipts at 15,000 with quot ed ranges from 7.75 to 9.10 for pigs and mixed grades. Cattle receipts around 9,000 with steers from 7.60 to 8.80 and cows from 4.30 to 5.50. sheep receipts near 38,000 with lambs 6.75 to 7.25. Omaha reports cattle 3,200 with steers up to 7.60 and hogs 1,800 with prices 8.00 to 9.00. sheep 31,000 with yearlings 3.50 to 5.40 and lambs 6.40 to 6.85. East Buffalo listings show hogs around 9.00 to 9.35 and sheep prices 4.60 to 7.10 for best lambs.
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Chicago
Omaha
Texas
East Buffalo
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
N. Y
James S Havens May Head New York Democratic Ticket
James S. Havens is discussed as a potential candidate to lead the New York Democratic ticket. The piece outlines possible paths to leadership and names other party figures weighing in on the selection.
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New York
Bandits Hold 15 Merchants for Ransom at New Chwang
News from Victoria B C reports Manchurian brigands raided New Chwang at the mouth of the Lico river taking fifteen Chinese merchants for ransom. They stole 30000 dollars from a bank and seized arms and ammunition. About 500 attackers retreated to a mountain stronghold near Antanshien while 600 Chinese troops and Haicheng Laio Yang police surrounded them. Operations began September 5 with artillery en route from Mukden. A Japanese frontier guard detachment aiding the Chinese was ordered to return.
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Haicheng
Laio Yang
Mukden
Hindus at Angel Island Brought Under Watch
Immigrant officials report Hindus fleeing Hongkong carry hook worm a contagious disease. Dr M W Glover at Angel Island immigration station found hook worm in cultures from many Hindus of seventeen observed all but five tested positive, highlighting health screening concerns.
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San Francisco
Fon
Hongkong
M. W. Glover
Angel Island
Explosive in Field Tells of Dinamic Eating Cows
Stamford Connecticut September 30 William Olmstead a local milk producer reports four cows died after chewing dynamite from a box placed in a field on his farm three or four others are ill from swallowing the explosive. The cows pushed a heavy stone off the box and ate the dynamite but none were blown to pieces.
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Stamford
Conn
William Olmstead
Olmstead
Search for Victim's Body Near Post City Tex
A remarkable hunt continues for the dead body of Sam Peterson a railroad contractor murdered ten miles north of Post City. His body is believed dumped into a crevice in Cap Rock as authorities blast for two days to reach the bottom. Three suspects have been arrested.
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Post City
Tex
Sam Peterson
Here
John T. Huyter Stricken in Rye as Illness Deepens
John T. Huyter a millionaire candy maker is critically ill at his Rye country house. He is reported to suffer from stomach trouble in a complicated form. Two New York specialists have tended him in recent weeks and family members have been summoned to his bedside.
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Rye
N. Y
John T. Huyter
New York
Parable lessons on readiness for Christ s coming
A sermon notes view of Matthew and Luke Olivet discourse stressing living for God not man. It contrasts wise and foolish virgins, warns against self reliance, and urges reliance on Christ’s blood and Spirit for true preparedness for the Lord’s return.
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Israel
Christ
Cain
Rom
Jesus
Isa
A Bag of Golf Clubs as a Portrait of Society
A philosophical essay likens golf clubs to social classes. The driver is the aristocrat, the brassy the rich commoner, ordinary clubs the working herd, and the niblick the good Samaritan who helps in trouble before vanishing from memory.
An Algerian hotel advertisement deceives traveler
Robert Crawford travels in Algiers and debunks an advertised hotel. He searches Journal des Etrangers, contrasts two options, and discovers the so called Fir Glass House with a “Full South” view and tramway promises were false. The park setting and supposed conservatory prove misleading, exposing the ad as fiction.
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Robert Crawford
Algiers
Fir Glass House
Such a Bore to Dress
A belated traveler recalls staying in a backwoods cabin for the night. A gaunt eighteen year old youth and a seventeen year old girl prepare to go out, barefoot, as the mother admonishes them to wash their feet before joining an evening party. Levi rebels, preferring to skip the party rather than prepare for it.
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Levi
Diving Birds Shrink When They Dive For Food
Zoologist notes water birds float and can sink by expelling air from feather film. The kingfisher and starling exhibit this rapid size contraction as they plunge, observed after hovering above water and turning downward to dive.
The Telltale memory of a spelling lesson
A Detroit Free Press item recalls a college girl recounting how a childhood habit of sticking her tongue out while writing was cured. While practicing writing she was told by a teacher that her capital Ls looked like capital Ps, and the teacher explained she knew she was wrong by watching her tongue move.
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Detroit Free Press
Weather Forecast for Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin
Weather forecast indicates fair conditions in Illinois and Indiana today with unsettled weather arriving tomorrow. In Wisconsin expect cloudy skies today followed by showers tomorrow.
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Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Mrs Russell Sage Celebrates 82nd Birthday
New York on September 30 Mrs Russell Sage observed her eighty second birthday at her Lawrence home. The event drew attention in social circles with remarks on longevity and family ties as she remains active in philanthropic work.
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Mrs. Russell Sage
New York
Lawrence
Hyomei Use for Catarrh Promoted as Quick Relief
An advertisement extols Hyomei for catarrh with a simple steaming method. Users breathe medicated vapor from a bowl to relieve stuffiness, head pressure, and breathing difficulty. Hyomel and Hyomel inhaler sold by Lemmon's Pharmacy. money back guarantee applies to catarrh sore throat coughs colds asthma and croup.
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Lemmons Pharmacy
Lemmon’s
ZEMO Skin Remedy Promises Quick Relief
The Mek lhinney Drug Co. offers ZEMO with a money back guarantee if not satisfied. Claims include clearing and healing the skin on scalp in infants and adults, reducing pimples dandruff eczema rashes hives ivy or other eruptions with persistent use. A 32 page booklet on skin care is offered as proof of cures.
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Mek Lhinney Drug Co
ZEMO
McBthinney
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