Priest Stabbed In Salisbury Church Attack
Salisbury Missouri May 26 The Rev Father Joseph Lubeley pastor of St Josephs Church was stabbed twice by Joseph Schuette a farmer near Salisbury as 400 worshippers watched The assailant a member of the church was overpowered by outraged parishioners and jailed Mrs Barbara Ginter and John Gates aided in stopping the attack The priests condition is critical.
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Salisbury
Joseph FR. Lubeley
St., Joseph's
Father Lubeley
Maniac
Schuette
Barbara Ginter
John Gates
St. Joseph's Church
Peary Receives $10,000 Gift From Zenas Crane
Commander Peary of Arctic exploration fame sent a telegram to President Roosevelt announcing a ten thousand dollar contribution from Zenas Crane of Dalton Massachusetts for his expedition. Roosevelt responded with hearty congratulations and affirmed the value of equipping the voyage for national interests.
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Roosevelt
Zenas Crane
Washington
Commander Peary
Arctic Exploration Fame
Dalton
Mass
Mr. Crane
Freeman Knowles Indicted for Mail Misuse in Free Love Doctrine
Freeman Knowles former South Dakota congressman and leading socialist was indicted by the federal grand jury in Deadwood charged with misusing the mails for promoting the free love doctrine through his weekly newspaper.
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South Dakota
Deadwood
S. D
Freeman Knowles
Quiet week ahead in Laporte Gunness case
Laporte Indiana May 26 The coming week promises to be quiet in the Gunness case aside from digging for victims and ongoing inquiries about men believed to have come to Laporte and died at the farm of horrors.
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Farm of Horrors
Laporte
Ind
Gunness
Engines Crash In Yards In Omaha Rail Yard Wreck
In St Paul on May 2 an Omaha train collided with a Wisconsin Central engine on a siding at the Mississippi Street railway yards. Both crews escaped with miraculous saves. Rolling stock damage is estimated at $10,000.
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St. Paul
Mississippi Street Railway
Omaha
Wisconsin Central
Eloper Bound Over On Indecent Elopement Charge
Waterloo Iowa May 26 J R Collins bound over to grand jury in Hampton on bond of 1000 dollars for enticing an underage girl now his wife Collins eloped three weeks ago with Sarah Huntzatch fourteen daughter of a farmer near Geneva planted in Geneva area authorities say Collins and Huntzatch vanished after the elopement two weeks prior with the minor described as Sarah Huntzatch aged fourteen
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Eloper
Waterloo
Iowa
J. R. Collins
Hampton
Bonds
Collins
Sarah ‘Huntzatch
Geneva
Five Men Drowned After Naphtha Launch Capsize
Five of a party of nine men were drowned when a naphtha launch capsized off Plum Island bar near Newburyport Massachusetts. The victims were young Italian workers employed in a local shoe shop.
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Newburyport
Mass
Plum Island Bar
Gas Fatal Accident Kills Man and Daughter
Gas escaped from an open jet in a Chicago kitchen causing the accidental deaths of George Roberts and his daughter, a nineteen year old. Authorities indicate the incident occurred yesterday as investigations continue.
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Chicagos
Robertsi
Andy
Rival for Mrs Gunness Rumors Surface in Dowagiac
May 24 Dowagiac Mich James Brimmingstall aged forty is jailed on murder charges after an alleged attempt to abduct his wife as a seventh victim. Prosecutors expect him to admit further killings including David Huff of Dowagiac last June and others in Kansas Missouri with unknown names.
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South Bend, Adnd
James Brimmingstall
Parrést
Dowagiac
Mich
Swith
Bresnahan
David Huff
Kansas
Secretary Wade Resigns After University Probe
James H. Wade resigned as secretary of the University of Michigan after a weeks long investigation into university finances. The board of regents accepted the move unanimously. Prosecutors alleged improper use of university property including coal materials and workmen’s time totaling about $5,000.
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Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
James H. Wade
University of Michigan
Board of Regents
Byrd
Guardian for rich widow under nurse guardianship
Mrs. Sarah A. Carpenter a paralytic wealthy widow of a Menominee lumberman and former partner of Senator I L Stephenson is claimed by her sister to be under the control of Josephine W. Vincent a trained nurse and denied proper medical treatment. Judge Karel appointed the Fidelity Trust company as temporary guardian.
Round Black Hole Marks Six OClock Mine After Thieves
In Butte Montana on May 24 thieves drained the Six O Clock mine area leaving only a round black shaft mouth. They carried off the engine house carpenter shop gallows frame and office with no surface improvements remaining from a year ago. Police were alerted after a Butte Copper Exploration Co officers inspected the site yesterday morning.
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Butte
Mont
Butte Copper Exploration Company
Fast youth sent up for forging checks
Paul Kopang nineteen pleaded guilty to forging checks on December 23 in Crookston Minnesota. Judge Watts sentenced him to the state reformatory at St. Cloud. Kopang said his downfall came from drinking and gambling in saloons and at the tables.
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Crookston
Minn
Paul Kopang
Watts
State Reformatory
St. Cloud
Kopang
Chiropractor Miller Given Jail Time and Fine
In Marshalltown Iowa on May 24 F M Miller a local chiropractor was fined 300 dollars and costs and sentenced to 85 days in jail The physician’s attorney immediately filed notice of appeal to the state supreme court indicating an ongoing legal challenge
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Marshalltown
Iowa
F. M. Miller
Miller
Supreme Court
River Finds Body Of Woman Near Government Dam
The body of a young woman, possibly a jump or fall from the St. Paul side of the dam, was found in the Mississippi River yesterday afternoon after being seen leaping or slipping from the government dam on Monday.
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St. Paul
Government Dam
Mississippi River
Lineman electrocuted contacting high voltage line
A lineman in Duluth was instantly killed while working on a pole supporting electric light and telephone wires. He touched a wire carrying 2300 volts, causing a fatal contact and the line collapsed the work site.
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Duluth
Stanley R
Mu‘solt
Ang Storythe
Zenith
tLelephoné
Farmhouse tragedy claims seven in Green Bay May death
A garbled report notes a death at a farmhouse in Green Bay Wisconsin around May. The text references a father of twenty one children and a local count may indicate a family tragedy tied to a farm settlement with several nearby locations mentioned.
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Green Bay
Wisi
Bertrand
ofeBright
Senate debates on homestead limits and appro priations
Washington May 19 The senate held a short session in which Senator Hayburn spoke at length against a bill to raise homestead limits on non irrigable lands from 160 to 320 acres. The report was withdrawn. The conference report on the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill was approved. The house passed the general deficiency appropriation bill totaling 17 568 578 dollars completing the last of the great government supply measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Hayburn
House Ends Week With Law Bills Cleared
Washington May 20 The house adjourned with work in progress and approved the conference report on the legislative appropriation bill. Conference reports on the agricultural and fortifications appropriation bills were received. An appropriation of 1,500,000 for Tokio exposition representation was passed along with two omnibus public lands and territorial measures. Senator Taylor of Tennessee spoke on tariff and currency policy. The senate approved the agricultural bill conference report totaling 11,672,106.
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Washington
United States
Tokio Exposition
Taylor
Tennessee
Senate
Lilley Found Guilty of Bad Faith in House Inquiry
Washington May 21 The special committee charged Representative Lilley of Connecticut with bad faith and contempt of the house in the torpedo boat legislation probe. The house sustained the conclusions by 157 to 82. Senator Rayner urged a senate vote to appoint a court of inquiry into Col William F Stewart at Fort Grant but the move was postponed. The omnibus public buildings bill passed the senate carrying about 35 million dollars in appropriations.
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Washington
Lilley
Connecticut
House
Rayner
Senate
William F. Stewart
Coast Artillery
Fort Grant
Ariz
Senate creates national monetary commission to study banking
Washington May 22 The senate near session end discussed currency matters and passed a joint resolution proposed by Senator Aldrich to form a national monetary commission with nine senators and nine representatives to investigate the banking and currency system. The commission would begin work soon. The House also acted on the agricultural appropriation conference report and the public building bill amendments, with a conference sought on the latter.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Aldrich
Committee On Finance
National Monetary Commission
Congress Deadlocks Over Ship Subsidy And Campaign Gifts
Washington May 23 A house vote 145 to 156 rejected the conference report on the post office appropriation bill containing a ship subsidy provision ending the chance of renewal. A separate measure passed 150 to 125 to curb campaign contributions with a reduction in southern representation, while senate open session debated congressional power over interstate and foreign commerce and a Foraker substitute timing interstate commerce regulation. The article notes limited prospects for conference reversal and mentions allied provisions on railroader transit and related policy.
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Washington
House
Post Office
Senate
Congress
Comamierce
Yaterlaw
Foraker
Helena Plans Four Day Lewis and Clark Memorial Carnival
Helena to honor explorers Lewis and Clark with a four day celebration from July 1 to 4. Events include parades aquatic and field sports dances band concerts fireworks and a military civic parade. Participants include Bozeman Helena Butte Fort Harrison Mis soula and Assiniboine units and Montana National Guard.
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Helena
Lewis and Clark
Montana
Idaho
Bozeman
Butte
Harrison and
Missour
Assiniboine
Montana National
Japanese porter found dead after forgery arrest near Billings
The body of W. H. Tanasey a Japanese porter in a Billings saloon was found by Yellowstone River two miles east of Billings. Police concluded death by self inflicted wound with a pistol bullet through the neck. Tanasey had been arrested on forgery but released after making good the amount. A bank book showed an $80 deposit and 30 cents in silver. The body to be buried by friends.
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W. H. Tanasey
Billings
Yellowstone River
Hime
Tanasey
New Montana Growers Form State Livestock Association
In Helena a new Montana livestock association has formed to unite all interests and replace existing groups. J. H. Freeser of Meagher County was chosen as chairman and John W. Pace of Helena as secretary, with a roll including John T. Murphy Helena Joseph T. Brown Birney W K Flowree Lorey Winthrop Raymond Madison J. H. Freeser Mea gher J. M. Holt Miles City David Fratt Billings Co J. McNamar a Big Sandy John Herman Flathead Daniel McNeill Boulder J A McGowan Sanders W M Montgomery Beaverhead.
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Montana
Helena
J. H. Freeser
Meagher County
John W. Pace
John T. Murphy
Joseph T. Brown
Birney
W. K. Flowree
Lorey
Winthrop Raymond
Madison
J. M. Holt
Miles City
David Fratt
Billings
Co. J. McNamara
Big Sandy
John Herman
Flatheag County
Daniel McNeill
Boulder
J. A. McGowan
Sanders County
W. M. Montgomery
Beaverhead
Reunited After 18 Years In Portland Mother and Daughter Reunite
A Montana mother Mrs. Jacob Hartwig and her daughter now Mrs. Charles Jollison, a Portland resident, were reunited in Portland, Oregon last week after the daughter was placed in a convent in Deer Lodge, kidnapped by the father, traveled the country, and later lived in Beloit Wisconsin before moving to Portland where she married Dr. Johnson. The lengthy search spanned years and states before the reunion.
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Montana
Portland, Or
Jacob Hartwig
Charles Jollison
Deer Lodge
Beloit
Wis
Portland
Johson
Body of Milwaukee engineer Haman found in Missouri river
Maurice H. Haman, a young Milwaukee electric engineer, drowned weeks ago while aiding repair work near Hauser Lake dam. His body was recovered a mile below the dam. a coroner's jury ruled accidental drowning. Haman, a University of Wisconsin graduate, had worked on Helena power plants for two years.
Anaconda Mining Company Elects New Director at Annual Meeting
At the stockholders meeting in Anaconda the board saw a change with A H Brough ton of New York filling William L Bullis’s seat. The move follows conditions tied to output restrictions and plant shutdowns affecting annual figures. The company reports a net result after depreciation depletion and development.
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Anaconda Mining Company
Anaconda
William L. Bulliwere
Bull
A. H. Broughton
New York
Bucs
Geopper
Lot
Properties
Bronte
Mats
Jesu Than’ S
Bi Telne
Nobel Endowment Fund
A. K. Akerman
Santeson
K. Sohlman
Starming
Norway
I, Hagerup
JwLund
C. Harbux
Norway’s civil uniforms abolished as democracy grows
The piece notes Norway reducing civil attire to police uniforms only, cites rising democratic spirit. It covers winter fishing results, with 35 million fewer fish yet larger averages, and mentions deaths and visits by prominent figures, plus local industry growth on Klosterøya with new paper factories and power use.
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Norway
Kloster
Klosterfos‘sen
Jeountrysand
England
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