London Poor at Mercy of Weather
London dispatch reports a severe cold spell driving unemployment to crisis levels. Official aid reaches 826,325 in England with thousands more unaided, as building stalls and charities are overwhelmed. Homeless crowds fill streets and parks while police contend with rioting street agitators amid freezing nights.
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London
England
Opulent Theatergoers Observe Suffering on Stage
A crowd of well dressed patrons fills the theater to witness a dramatic production depicting suffering. The audience appears captivated by the unfolding scenes as lights dim and music swells.
Minister Found Dead In Buchanan After Missing Service
A search party traced Rev. Robert C. Dougherty to his Buchanan residence above the state bank. He had killed himself with a razor, leaving a rambling note. The incident occurred after he failed to appear for Sunday worship at the Congregational church near Jamestown, North Dakota.
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Fargo
N. D
Robert C. Dougherty
Congregational Church
Buchanan
Jamestown
Buchanan State Bank
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted for Vitality and Health
More people are taking Foley's Kidney Remedy each year. It is considered the most effective remedy for kidney and bladder troubles that medical science can devise. Foley's Kidney Remedy corrects irregularities, builds up worn out tissues and restores lost vitality. It will make you feel well and look well, O. T. Erhart. BRAKEMAN KILLED.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Brakeman
Brakeman Karrigan Killed at Montevideo Stock Yards
Martin Karrigan a Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul brakeman was killed at the Montevideo stock yards when he slipped between cars as he rode a train. He died instantly and was found cut in two. He left a wife and three small children.
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Montevideo
Minn
Martin Karrigan
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Death on Farm Near Woodbury Reveals Mysterious End
Wm. Zabel, 55, living on a Woodbury area farm between St Paul and Stillwater, was found dead by neighbors after nearly two weeks. The corpse showed gnawed facial tissue and a torn bed, suggesting violent agony before death. In the barn, two horses died of starvation and two cows were emaciated, with no food in the house. Neighbors had not visited for over two weeks.
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Wm. Zabel
Woodbury
St. Paul
Stillwater
Zabel
Noted Northern Minnesota Character Lachapelle Dies
P J Lachapelle a famed northern Minnesota figure died at St Vincent s hospital at 72 after senile pneumonia Following a Montreal birth and convent education he worked as a Duluth St Paul line foreman for J J Hill He was known to Mr and Mrs Hill and recalled by Mrs Hill during a visit to Hotel Crookston and the Stephens Hall dedication
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Crookston
Minn
P. J. Lachapelie
Minnesota
St. Vincent's Hospital
Montreal
P. J. Lachapelle
Duluth
St. Paul
J. J. Hill
Lachapelle
Wisconsin State Game Wardens Meet In Milwaukee
The Wisconsin State Game Wardens Association gathers at Gerhard's hall in Milwaukee after a late arrival by J W Stone and about fifteen of sixty deputies. Formed two years ago, Stone was the first president. officers to be elected at this gathering, with a banquet to end at the Hotel Blatz.
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Milwaukee
State Game Wardens’ Association of
Wisconsin
Gerhard’s Hall
Wilet
Twenty
J. W. Stone
Stone
Hitel Blatz
Badger Men to Receive Badges
Wisconsin soldiers who served in the civil or Spanish-American wars are entitled to campaign badges as part of their uniforms under a War Department ruling. Adjt. Gen. C. R. Boardman issued the order stating all veterans who served in the civil Spanish Indian wars may wear the badges as part of their uniform.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Secretary of War
Adjt
C. R. Boardman
A Dangerous Operation in Medical Ad Copy
A surgeon performs the removal of the appendix as a dangerous operation while selling Dr King’s New Life Pills. The product claims to cure constipation headache biliousness and malaria with a quiet effect. Available for 25 cents at O T Erhart’s drug store.
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Dr. King
O. T. Erhart’s
State News In Brief Delivers Mixed Local Clips
August Quist, flagman, injured at crossing when slipping under a train, loses right arm and sustains head injuries. Dr. W. J. Griffin resigns at La Pointe reservation to pursue post graduate work in major hospitals. Antonio Backleitner, ex policeman, allegedly killed wife with razor after claiming a message from God. wife escaped, warrant issued, he fled. Wisconsin postmasters named for Vernon and Taylor counties. Security National Bank of Minneapolis approved as reserve agent for National Union Bank of Oshkosh. Island Paper plant fire threat quelled by company fire system.
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Marinette
August Quist
Ashland
W. J. Griffin
la Pointe
Europe
Superior
Antonio Backleitner
Washington
D. C
Wisconsin
Dilly
Vernon County
Frank Havlik
F. A. Wopat
Whittlesey
Taylor County
Matilda A. Sorenson
A. Sorenson
The _ Security National bank of Minneapolis
National Union Bank of Oshkosh
Menasha
Island Paper Company
Dead man found in ice on the Mississippi River
A partially frozen arm rising from a cake of ice led to the discovery of a floating unknown man’s body in the Mississippi River at St Paul. No violence marks were found, three bruised fingers are the only clue, and lack of money plus a missing watch suggests robbery theory.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Mississippi River
Medicine That Is Medicine
W C Kiestler of HallidayArk reports long malaria and stomach issues improved by Electric Bitters a remedy for stomach liver and general weakness It purifies blood tones nerves and restores vigor Refunded if no benefit 50c at D T Erhart's drug store.
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W.C. Kiestler
Halliday
Ark
D. T. Erhart’s
The busiest thing on earth is idle curiosity
A pithy saying on human behavior notes that idle curiosity drives much of daily activity and inquiry, highlighting its pressure in society and learning environments. It reflects on how people pursue questions, ideas, and rumors even when no immediate need exists.
Davidson calls Roosevelt insult to Congress over secret service
Congressman James H. Davidson says Roosevelt's attack on Congress regarding the secret service is an insult to every member and should be resented. He also criticizes the president's Panama canal message as lacking proper dignity.
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Oshkosh, Wis
James H. Davidson
Roosevelt
Congress
Secret Service
Panama Canal
Interstate Tax Conference Opens in Madison
Madison Wisconsin December 29 the interstate conference on taxation opens with officials from several states gathering to discuss uniform tax policies and potential reforms aimed at simplifying interstate commerce and reducing cross border burdens. delegates will review current tax structures and share best practices.
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Madison, Wis
Interstate Tax Conference in Wisconsin Office
Officials from Wisconsin Minnesota Kansas Indiana gather in Madison for a general conference of tax commissioners. Attendees include Judge Samuel Howe Frank McVey and Samuel Lord from Wisconsin and Minnesota tax boards, with Kansas and Indiana commissioners Curtis Jr Wingate and N. S. Gilson among others. The meeting covers subjects of mutual interest across the states.
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Ters
Wisconsin
12 Year Old Boy Becomes Parricide in Wisconsin
In Hurley Wis on December 29 Joseph Terrell died at Rhinehart’s hospital in Ashland after being shot by his 12 year old son Frank The youth is held in county jail awaiting a hearing He claims his father mistreated him and hatred led to the shooting He had been paroled from a reformatory a few months earlier where his conduct was rated good.
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Hurley
Wis
Joseph Terrell
Frank
Rhinenart’s Hospital
Ashland
Mining man surrenders after fatal Bay Horse mine shooting
Butte Mont Dec 29 Pat Carney of Waterloo telephoned Sheriff Kadell that John B Anthony a well known mining man had surrendered to him stating that he had shot and killed a man named Havemeier at the Bay Horse mine near Parrot Anthony would give no details oth
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Butte
Mont
Pat Carney
Waterloo
Kadell
John B. Anthony
Havemeyer
Bay Horse
Parrot
Anthony
Miner Feud Climax Follows Shooting Claim
Witnesses describe Anthony implying a shooting of Havemeyer with a six shooter after a dispute over mining matters. The comment suggests a heated conflict over mining affairs leading to the gunfire incident.
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Havemeyer
Anthony
Fair Directors To Decide On Another Fair
At the La Crosse Interstate Fair association annual meeting on January 19 officers will report the financial condition and decide whether to hold a fair next year. Indications favor continuation despite smaller attendance. State contribution pending may cover outside claims and leave a small surplus, with the association aiming to show the fair as a success.
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la Crosse
Sex is Beyond the Control of Science
Vice President Wilson told the Zoology section at the 60th annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science that sex determination is a matter of chance. He said future control might be possible but not at present, noting earlier inquiries from Professor.
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Baltimore
M.D
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Wilson
Internal germ mechanisms determine sex inheritance
Wilson argues that sex is set by the germ cells rather than external conditions like nutrition. If internal mechanics fix an equal long term ratio of males and females, altering sex by artificial means seems impossible. Research shows a balanced sex ratio overall with occasional unexplained deviations.
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Wilson
Doerflinger Store Slashes Prices in Thornbury Sale
At John E. Thornbury's Dress Goods and Silks sale the Doerflinger Store reduces stock and deepens price cuts. New values are set daily and will continue until the sale ends, with bargains growing as prices fall.
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John E. Thornbury
Doerflinger
Milwaukee Meeting Of State Game Wardens Closed To Public
Deputy Game Warden G L Kingsley attends the Milwaukee convention of the game wardens of the State with Head Warden Stone presiding The gathering includes nearly all state deputies and may vote on important matters The association formed about a year ago at Madison and new officers are to be chosen at this meeting
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G. L. Kingsley
Milwaukee
Game Wardens
Stone
Game Wardens’ Association
Madison
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