Siege Ends In Threats As Wisconsin Sheriff Vows Fire
In Winter Wisconsin on Oct 7 a brief truce was declared in the siege of John Deitz defender of Cameron Jam to allow talks between Attorney General Willard Munson and Governor Davidson's envoy with Deitz. Deitz refused terms unless issued by the governor. Sheriff Madden warned he will fire on the cabin if peace talks fail while Deitz vows never to be taken alive. The six year stand has included prior conflicts after a 1906 incident over a dam and repeated attempts to serve subpoenas, with deputies wounded in past clashes.
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Wis
John Deitz
Cameron Jam
Willard
Davidson
Munson
Deitz
Geome
Abe
Madden
Starte
Leslie
Serge
Wisconsin
Delta
Bertz
Deltz
Bert- Horel
Horel
Perfect fit or money back at Singer's Sons
The shop promises exact sizing for all coats and overcoats with a money back guarantee. Prices start at $13.75, offering custom measurements regardless of customer size. Located at 43 West Washington Street.
Conquering Flyer and Society Queen Court Romance
In Brockton a romance unfolds as Claude Grahame White and Eleanor Sears, a youthful society queen, exchange confidences during airship flights and rides. They met at Atlantic City, shared dinners, and planned extended meetings including an appearance with Vanderbilt entries at the Brockton fair.
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Boston
Brockton Fair
Claude Grahame-White
Eleanor Sears
Atlantic City
Hearst Pleased With Independent League Ticket
William R. Hearst, arriving in New York, praised the Independence league for rejecting his push to endorse the Republican gubernatorial candidate Henry L. Stimson and for backing a fully independent ticket. He announced plans to support progressivism nationwide and said he would back John J. Hopper for governor and accept nomination for lieutenant governor.
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New York
William R. Hearst
Independence League
Henry L. Stimson
New York State
United States
Hearst
John J. Hopper
League
Ready-made suits to measure at fixed prices
Why wear ready mades when we make them to order at ready made prices Suit or overcoat to your measure $13.75 S. J. Singer's Sons, 43 W. Washington at.
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S. J. Singer’s Sons
W. Washington
Not Kill Hsu Ban Prince Teai Hsun Attempted Assault
George Fong, a member of the young China party, says in his cell he intended to kill Prince Tsai Heun during his Oakland visit two weeks ago to free China from Manchu rule. Federal investigators question whether he acted alone or as part of a larger conspiracy amid unrest in China.
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Ban Francisco
Prince Teai Hsun
China
George Fong
Young China Party
Prince Tsai Heun
Fong
Oakland
Cal
Hundreds drown as river overflows during festival
London dispatch reports hundreds of religious celebrants drowned when the Ganga river near Agra India rose suddenly during a religious festival. Thousands were camped along the riverbank as the waters surged like a tidal wave in relief efforts.
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London
Agra
India
Reuter
Bandages His Eyes Then Hangs Himself
Robert Inman a 35 year old man arrested for stealing $5 from a boarding house mistress hanged himself in Middletown New York city jail Friday morning. He tore strips of blanket and tied a bandage over his eyes before hanging from the top of the cell door.
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Middletown
N. Y
Robert Inman
Sells Property to Hunt for His Son
Ernest Fristoe sold his farm for 5000 dollars and will devote himself to finding his missing son. Mrs. Fristoe is prostrated. Sanford Beaver was arrested on wife and child desertion charges but released on 600 dollars bond. William Wilson, 80, died. he once led a prominent ditch contractor. Judge Vestal granted Mrs. John Porter a divorce after her husband knocked her down, with 12 dollars monthly support ordered.
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Noblesville
Ind
Ernest Fristoe
Sanford Beaver
William Wilson
Vestal
John Porter
Porter
Heavier Coaches Delaying Trains in Indianapolis
Local railroad men blame 130000-pound steel coaches including baggage dining and sleeping cars for late trains through Indianapolis. The new cars are heavier than old styles, straining engines and roadbeds, amid unusually heavy traffic and recent floods causing delays. Some trains ran eight hours late, though Friday morning improved.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Stocking sale features gartered pairs and wholesale boxes
A newspaper advertisement promotes stockings including black gauze silk lisle and Egyptian cotton styles. Descriptions note 8 inch double garter tops, double heels and toes, stainless confidence, and color options. Prices listed break down to 50c per pair or six pairs for 2.75, with Egyptian cotton at 25c per pair or six pairs for 1.35. Main floor east aisle.
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Chemnitz
Germany
To Remind You Loggins Drawer Items Catalog Note
A catalog excerpt lists infant and children knitwear including loggins in white and red from 1 to 3 years at 50c, finer wool 1 to 5 years at 1.25 and 1.50, wool toques 25c to 75c, knit bonnets 50c to 2.75, knit bands 25c to 7c, sizes 1 month to 10 years, stockings from foreign makers with silk heel and toe 25c, finer wool 29c, white merino 50c, ribbed luster hose 25c.
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Loggins
Doctor Repairs Leg with Silver Nails After Shooting
Lawrenceburg Indiana October 7 Special to The Suz Dr George F Smith opened Walter Bruces leg and wired fractured bones together, riveting the work with silver nails. The bone was splintered weeks ago by a shot fired by Bruces wife in a quarrel.
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Lawrenceburg
Ind
George F. Smith
Walter Bruce
Bruce
Divinity student held for murder in Kansas City death
Karl F. Bickel a divinity student was held for first degree murder after a Friday preliminary hearing in Olathe Kansas linked to the death of Frances Peters of Kansas City. Authorities say he caused the death by mercurial poisoning following a night with her in an Olathe hotel.
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Olathe, Kas
Karl F. Bickel
Frances Peters
Kansas City
Bickel
Miss Peters
Olathe
Gas Lights Sold At One Dollar Each
Gas lights offered at 1.00 dollars with 48 cent inverted lights described as the highest grade, complete and ready for sale.
New Petticoats on Third Floor in Various Styles
Display features prettily made petticoats with deep flounces trimmed in tucks and shirring, finished with a ruffle. Prices range from 3.95 to 5.00, with regular 5.00 to 7.50 values, in taffeta, messaline, colors and black. Some styles trimmed in fancy flounces, designed for comfort and to wear well.
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oTem
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