Judge sets ten day limit on mother in law visits
Magistrate McGuire in Flatbush court fixed ten days as the limit for visits by mothers in law. The case involved Mrs May Coyle of Boston and her daughter in law, who described the mother in law as domineering and disruptive. The judge noted mothers in law can be a necessary institution but may become an evil without discretion.
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New York
McGuire
Flatbush Court
May Coyle
Boston
Henrys Coyle
Czarina
Silland
Coyle
Alva. Coyle
Market News and Wheat Hogs and Cattle Prices
Chicago market reports show wheat and corn up on weather and foreign crop concerns. Hog and cattle prices move with demand as receipts rise, with steady to firm tone in Chicago and western markets and mixed results for different classes of livestock.
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Chicago
Northwest
East Mill
Tocal
Kansas
Reeves
Texas
Kansas City
Sodar
Taos
RBA
AEG
Omaha
Neb
Caltie
Cattie
Waterloo
Wellington
Turkey
Pitcher Quiesser Sold Amid Hens and Turkeys Trade
A fragmentary report notes pitcher Waldo Quiesser, released by the Ft Wayne Central Hides and Wool league, and signed by Rock Island Three-I club. The entry lists varied hides and weights, suggesting a catalog or barter context alongside the sports note.
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Rock Island
Old Tom Turkeys
Ft Wayne Central
Negro Preacher Robbery Reported In Waterloo
Rev. W. M. Smith of Alabama, a preacher and lawyer, reported to police that he was frisked of 175 dollars and a 100 dollar gold watch while staying with African Americans in North Waterloo last night. Officers plan to round up colored people under suspicion to recover the property.
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W. ML. Smith
Alabama
Methodist Church
South
North Waterloo
Smith
Wealthy Marissa Financier G W Kunze Dies at 72
Marissa July 19 G W Kunze president of the Bank of Marissa widely regarded as the wealthiest financier in St. Clair county died today at age 72. His demise ends a long career in local banking and finance. He held leadership roles and was a prominent figure in the Marissa community.
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Marissa
Hill
G. W. Kunze
Bank of Marissa
St. Clair County
Grain commission firms to wind up operations
Minneapolis reports W H Dickinson and Co and Hollett and Carey advance the Peavey Grain move and exit business. Hollett and Carey take over 159000 open trades and 300000 bushels from Dickinson, reshaping the Minneapolis option market.
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Minneapolis
W. H. Dickinson & Co, Grain Commissioners
Sioux Falls, & C
Bank Liquidation Stuns New York Bank
The Adubon National Bank on Broadway will enter voluntary liquidation after a funds misappropriation by a bank officer. National Bank Examiner Hanna assumes charge of the institution.
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New York
Audubon National Bank
Broadway
National Bank
Hanna
Benton County Grows In Belle Plaine Haying Progress
Belle Plaine Iowa July 19 harvests advance with oats mostly cut and threshing underway. Early potatoes failed but late ones may yield well. Corn looks good with favorable rain needed. many fields, especially on lower land, are sinking.
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Belle Plaine
Police Report Shows No Robberies During Circus Crowd
The police stated at 2 p m that no robberies or accidents were reported. Several suspicious characters were detained to deter thefts as crowds filled the streets. George Wilson and George Francis were confined as suspected pickpockets, with one having prior suspicion two years earlier. Two others were held on the river bank awaiting circus departure. Special Agent Michael Morweiser of Cedar Rapids assists the Rock Island police.
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George Wilson
George Francis
Michael Morweiser
Cedar Rapids
Rock Island
Youths Accused of Direct Murder in Colorado
Grand Junction Colorado July 11 direct charges of murder were filed against four youths ages 14 to 17 in connection with the death of Claude A Wolfkill a wealthy bachelor rancher. The charges follow a coroner s inquest that held the youths after recent events related to the case.
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Grand Junction
Colo
Lee Baker
Virgil Wilson
Gladys Thompson
Lillian Osborne
Claude A. Wolfkill
Indian Plague Deaths Hit 650 690 in Half Year
London reports plague toll in India as of June 30 totals 650 690 for the first half of the year. Government figures show the harsh impact across regions with high mortality reported in various districts.
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London
India
Burglar Slayer Vindicated in Rock Island Case
Andrew Dimolakis a Greek musician was exonerated by a coroner's jury after shooting George Pinkston who tried to break into his house. Pinkston died at the scene.
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Rock Island
Andrew ‘Dimolakis
George Pankston
Pinkston
New Bank Planned for New Hartford
Cedar Falls notes a national bank charter pending for New Hartford with business to start in about four weeks. R A Gage of the Town send Merrill Co will serve as cashier. Officers capital and location to be decided. Smoot Wool Bill Debated in Senate July 19.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls National Bank
New Hartford
R. A. Gage
Townsend-Merrill Co
Smoot
Washington
Utah
Senate
Aqua Prieta Under Marshal Law
Aqua Prieta in Douglas Arizona remains under marshal law with no entry or exit allowed since the morning of the ninth. The boundary tense situation involves Aqua Prieta Mexico and surrounding areas as authorities enforce the order.
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Douglas
Arizona
Aqua Prieta
Mexico
Wounded Bandit William Morris Brought To Cedar Rapids
William Morris the bandit shot by a brakeman during a failed train robbery near Belle Pinarne arrived at St Luke's hospital in Cedar Rapids for operation. He is in a serious condition. His mother, a wealthy resident of Plainfield New Jersey, is reported to be supporting him.
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Cedar Rapids
William Morris
Northwestern
Belle Pinine
St Luke's Hospital
Plainfield
N. J
Ethel Barrymore Colt Cheerful on Chicago Arrival
Miss Ethel Barrymore, private citizen Russell Griswold Colt, arrived in Chicago in good spirits today. She declined to comment on rumors of divorce plans upon reaching New York, and appeared ready to consider reconciliation rather than pursuing a suit.
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Chicago
Ethel Barrymore
Russell Griswold Colt
Barrymore
New York
Pacific Coast
Shooting Girls Plead Not Guilty in Stokes Shooting
New York July 19 Lillian Graham and Ethel Conrad pleaded not guilty to all three counts in the shooting of W E D Stokes. They were indicted yesterday for attempted murder and for assault in the first and third degrees. Their counsel has ten days to change pleas or move. Bond of 5000 each continued. Trial likely in October.
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New York
Lillian Graham
Ethel Conrad
W. E. D. Stokes
Pugs' Mill May Result in Arrests
Cedar Rapids Iowa July 19 County Attorney G P Linville said there would probably be game arrests tomorrow over the prize fight in which Frank Whitmney of Cedar Rapids knocked out Jeff O Connell of Chicago Monday night just outside the city limits. He acted on instructions from Attorney General Cosson and ordered a thorough investigation.
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Cedar Rapids
G. P. Linville
Frank Whitmney
Jeff O'Connell
Chicago
Cosson
Army Murderer Goes Insane in Transfer to Washington Hospital
Lisle Crabtree, corporal in the Sixth Cavalry, life-sentenced for killing Captain Raymond at Ft. Des Moines, has been moved to the insane hospital in Washington by order of President Taft after his mother, Mrs. A. W. Beyer of Tyrone, Pa., appealed in person and secured the order.
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Des Moines
Lisle Crabtree
Sixth Cavalry
Ft. Leavenworth
Raymond
Ft. Des Moines
Washington
Taft
A. W. Beyer
Tyrone
Belmont’s $15,000 pin held on arrival
Mrs. August Belmont, actress Eleanor Robson, arrived on the Olympic and customs inspectors seized a $15,000 diamond studded bonknot pin sent to the appraiser stores for valuation. Belmont says duty was paid. inspector says none was.
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New York
August Belmont
Eleanor Robson
Skeleton of First Indian Killed in Wakeeney Raid Buried Twice More
A Kansas City Journal item recalls Wakeeney history where a skeleton found after a 1860s Sioux raid was buried, exhumed for mockery, reburied with speeches, and finally laid to rest after repeated disrespectful incidents involving locals and a moonlight lynching. Multiple acts of desecration and restoration are described as part of the tale.
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Ike Purcell
Wakeeney
Kansas
Old Fort Hayes
Rush County
Why Vienna rolls are shaped like crescents in history
The article recounts Solyman the Magnificent’s siege of Vienna in 1529 and a bakery alert that helped defend the city. To honor the miracle, Viennese bakers molded rolls as crescent shapes, commemorating the Turkish threat and Europe’s salvation.
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Vienna
Solyman the Magnificent
Turkey
Europe
Orient
Rhodes
Hungary
Mohacs
Buda
Christendom
Botyman
Nicholas von Saim
Solyman
baSle Soly- Tan
Tore
Mostems
Currie
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Automobile Street Car Collision Injures Woman in Grash
At Iowa and Dane streets last evening a car driven by H B Blowers collided with an eastbound street car. Mrs John Olmstead of 158 Argyle Street suffered serious injuries when crushed between the car door and street car fender. another woman Mrs J M White escaped harm. A male passenger with Blowers disappeared after the crash with scant witness detail available.
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Iowa and
Dane Streets
H. B. Blowers
John Olmstead
Argyle Street
Olmstead
J. M. White
East Fourth
Gable Streets
Blowers
Payne
O. Anderson
Dane Street
Heard In the Hall Interplay Between Cane and Umbrella
A witty exchange shadows the parlor as the cane derides the umbrella for staying indoors in rain. The umbrella retorts that bravado from a brittle cane won t earn respect, declaring a motto to stand up or stay out every time.
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Gac
Card of Thanks and Park Detective Assignment
Card of thanks from Mr and Mrs P H Landy and family for kindness after the death of Paul Landy including floral offerings. James Ratchford, formerly with Mississippi Transportation at Vicksburg as detective, is assigned to Electric Park today to assist Manager Parker in maintaining order and safety despite potential crooks following the circus.
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Paul Landy
P. H. Landy
R. H. Landy
L. H. Landy
James Ratchford
Mississippi Transportation Company
Vicksburg
Miss
Electric Park
Parker
Rachtford
Balloon seller scuffle amuses boxing crowd at Lincoln Park
A young man fought with a balloon seller after the parade in Lincoln Park. The fracas drew a large boxing crowd as the youth claimed the seller insulted a young woman in his party. The youth took the worst of the encounter.
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Lincoln Park
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