Wisconsin La Crosse Court Summons in Estate Case
State court summons in La Crosse County directs Augusta Hellmich and unknown heirs of Johann Neuman to answer within twenty days. Plaintiff Anton Albrecht, through attorney John F. Doherty, seeks relief per the filed complaint in circuit court.
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State OF Wisconsin
la Crosse County
Anton Albrecht
Augusta Hellmich
Johann Neuman
Circuit Court
Wis
John F. Doherty
la Crosse
Y M C A Boys Leave for Battle Island Camp
Sixty Y M C A boys aged 12 to 19 depart from the Y M C A building at 10 AM for the annual summer camp on Battle Island near Victory. Camp runs to July 3 with eight boys per tent, meals in an open pavilion, and a camp council led by older youths. Miss Hamberger cooks, relics of the 1833 Black Hawk last stand are near, and the site offers good fishing and swimming at Little Battle Island.
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Association
Battle Island
Victory
C. F. Ogden
A. 8. Boyd
Hamberger
Black Hawk
M. W. A. Convention Opens in Buffalo
The Modern Woodmen of America opened in convention hall with Head Consul A. R. Talbot of Rock Island Illinois presiding. It is practically settled that Colorado Springs will host the next gathering.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Woodmen of America
A. R. Talbot
Rock Island, Ill
Colorado Springs
Illness Recovery Report of Soldier's Home Resident
Lucius Volthen of the Soldiers' Home, long ailing at the home of Geo. King, shows signs of improvement and is on the mend after a period of illness.
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Lucius Volthen
Geo. King
Sailors' Strike Widely Eased as Lines Concede Demands
Sailors return to work after Cunard White Star Allan and Leyland lines grant demands. Within 24 hours other lines expected to follow. Government pressure noted over potential disruption of coronation naval review at Spithead. Police reserves brought in on June 30 in New York as cooks stewards and seamen's unions consider broader coastwise walkout.
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London
Cunard
White Star
Allan and Leyland Lines
Spithead
New York
Williams Flynn Wedding Today at St Mary's Church
Miss Mary Williams and George F. Flynn were married at 7 a.m. at St. Mary's Church with Rev. Dr. Condon officiating. The couple, of this city, hosted a reception and elaborate breakfast at the bride's mother's home at 1701 Main Street. Out of town relatives attended and the newlyweds left for the Twin Cities after the wedding.
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Mary Williams
Geo. F. Flynn
St. Mary’s Church
Dr. Condon
Margaret Doyle
Dr. Flynn
Main Street
J. O. O’hern
Waupun
P. L. McGown
Superior
J. T. Doyle
Lyndon
A. J. Flynn
Anna
Will Flynn
Caledonia
J. A. Miller
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Senator Lea's Blood Aids Wife in Critical Illness
At Georgetown University Hospital Mrs. Luke Lea wife of Senator Lea of Tennessee showed slight improvement after receiving a quart of her husband's blood to help save her life. The senator, confined to bed from blood loss, was unaware of his wife's critical condition but the early turn for the better gave a good chance for recovery.
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Washington
Georgetown University Hospital
Luke Lea
Senator Lea
Tennessee
Lea
Indictments Dismissed In Illinois Bribery Conspiracy Case
Springfield Illinois June 20 indictments against State Representative Lee ONeill Browne Robert E Wilson Louis Hirschheimer member of the Illinois board of tax equalization and F J Traut Illinois fish king and politician charging conspiracy to commit bribery in the forty sixth Illinois general assembly were dismissed on motion of the state The forty sixth assembly elected William Lorimer to the United States senate.
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Springfield
Lee O'Neil Browne
Robert E. Wilson
Louis D. Hirschheimer
Illinois Board of Tax Equalization
F. J. Traut
Forty-Sixth
Illinois General Assembly
Illinois Assembly
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Bones Found On Maine Prompt Cautious Excavation
In Havana on June 20 officials ordered careful work to search the mud encrusted areas of the battleship Maine now exposed in the coffer dam. Yesterday bones were found covered in marine growth and initially mistaken for coral pieces. The order aims to prevent similar errors.
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Havana
Coffer Dam
Fire wipes out town Maricope in California oil fields
Fire destroyed the town of Maricope fifty miles west of Bakersfield early today. Volunteer Fire Captain Fred W. Ball is reported killed and many injured. Loss estimated at 200000 dollars.
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Bakersfield
Cal
Maricope
Here
Fred W. Ball
Second Lorimer Inquiry Opens in Senate Probe
Cyrus H McCormick president of International Harvester testifies that Edward Hines sought a $10,000 contribution from Harvester for Lorimer’s alleged $100,000 slush fund. McCormick recalls Funk reporting Hines asked him to cover the sum and to pay Edward Tilden. Funk urged Kohlsaat be released from secrecy over the confidential statement.
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Washington, D. C
Edward Hines
Harvester Trust
Lorimer
Cyrus H. McCormick
International Harvester Company
Hines
McCormick
Dillingham
Lorimer Investigation Committee
Senate
Clarence S. Funk
Harvester Company
Funk
Marble
Union League Club
Chicago
Edward Tilden
Hines’ Company
Kohlsaat
H. H. Kohlsaat
Illinois Senate
Kahlisaat
Kahlsaat
Henwood Denied Continuance in Colorado Murder Trial
Denver dispatch reports Frank H. Henwood, accused of murdering Sylvester Van Phul and George Copeland, must proceed to trial after Judge Greeley Whitford denies a defense motion for a September continuance. Jury selection was underway at noon.
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Denver
Colo
Frank H. Henwood
Sylvester
Tony) van Phul
St. Louis
George Copeland
Victor
Greeley Whitford
Bottom
Henwood
Elliott
Copeland
Havemeyer On Stand Reveals Sugar Trust Holdings
Horace Havemeyer, son of Henry O. Havemeyer, testified before the Hardwick Sugar investigating committee, detailing an estate valued at about 15 million dollars. About 8 million in sugar holdings and 7 million in regal estate and railroad stocks were noted, with claims the father never sold sugar under contract terms during Horace’s involvement. He denied current stock in the American Sugar Refining company and stated his father planned to sell National stock but was advised it might be illegal.
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Washington, D. C
Horace Havemeyer
Henry O. Havemeyer
Sugar Trust
Hardwick Sugar Investigating Committee
Trust
Havemeyer
American Sugar Refining Company
National
American 5Sugar Refining Company
Postal banks expanded reach desks across midwest to Wisconsin town
Washington announces fifty more postal savings banks raising total to 750 with deposits set for July 15. Offices listed include Centria Illinois Kankakee Marion Illinois Denison Missouri Valley Iowa Caney Concordia Kansas Benton Harbor Mount Clemens Michigan Glenwood Marshall Minnesota Wahoo Nebraska Berlin Oconomowoc Wisconsin and Redfield South Dakota.
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Washington, D. C
Hitchcock
Centralia
Kankakee
Marion
Ill
Denison
Missouri Valley
Iowa
Caney
Concordia
Kansas
Benton Harbor
Mount Clemens
Mich
Glenwood
Marshall
Minn
Wahoo
Neb
Berlin
Oconomowoc
Wis
Redfield
S. D
Wall Collapse Fatal for Two at Continental Hotel Site
Two men died and three were injured when the front wall of Chicago's Continental hotel on Wabash avenue and Madison street collapsed during razing for a new twenty story office building. Forty others were in danger as debris scattered.
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Chicago
Old Continental
Wabash Avenue
Madison Street
Taft Begins Strenuous Campaign Trip From Washington
President Taft departed Washington at noon on a taxing tour likened to summer campaigning. He planned a first stop in New York and would proceed to New England by Saturday afternoon.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Washington
New York
New England
Deacon Deposed After Revolver Incident in Savannah
Jos Smalls Jr was removed as deacon at Clifton Baptist Church in Savannah after playing cards and drawing a revolver to confront a jury of elders who heard his defense.
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Savannah
Jos. Smalls, Jr
Clifton Baptist Church
Survivors Drop in Missouri Volunteers Half-Century Mark
In St. Louis on June 20 the fifty year commemoration of the First Missouri volunteers at Jefferson Barracks shows 970 men served, with fewer than 300 still living.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Volunteers
Jefferson Barracks
Girl Awakens After Nine Week Sleep
In Vandalia Illinois Hazel Schmidt wakes briefly after nine weeks in a coma like sleep and asks how long she has been unconscious before slipping back into unresponsiveness.
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Vandalia
Hazel Schmidt
Aged man in Chicago fends off two armed bandits
James Longstaff, 60, fought two armed assailants at his Chicago home and drove them away with decisive blows, showing surprising strength in a street confrontation.
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Chicago
James Longstaff
Tabernacle Baptist Ladies Plan Picnic Lunch
The Tabernacle Baptist Church ladies prepare a picnic lunch at Copeland Park on Wednesday June 22. They will meet at the church at 2 o clock.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
Copeland Park
Stork Delays Steel Trust Probe in Washington
The Steel trust investigation committee retreated from active inquiry after chairman Stanley, who had a newborn, said he didn’t care about all the trusts at the moment. The scene in Washington reflected a rare personal interruption to a major public inquiry.
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Washington, D. C
Steel Trust Investigation Committee
Stork
Stanley
Thirty Days For Talking Louise Kohl Sentenced
Louise Kohl was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail by Judge Brindley this morning after being charged with frequenting wine rooms and using obscene language.
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Louise Kohl
Brindley
Tobacco chef creates flavors with bacteria in cigars
A narrator likens tobacco makers to chefs who craft sauces for nicotine products. He explains common tobaccos use sugar and licorice, while premium Havana is fermented with specific bacteria and yeasts to develop its distinct flavors. Even skeptics see a silver lining.
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Havana
Father Arrested After Boy Beaten to Death
Chicago report says Nicholas Falk is in custody as his 13 year old son Aloysius lies near death from wounds inflicted, with police finding the boy unconscious on the floor. A rubber hose fashioned cat of nine tails is alleged to be the weapon.
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Chicago
Nicholas Falk
Aloysius
Honeymoon and Budget Share Hardships of Small Income
A thoughtful remark on the strain of love and travel when funds are tight. It suggests learning from others while investing a small personal stake to smooth rough economic times.
Alleged Thief Martin Johnson Appears in Court
Martin Johnson alias Frank Martin appeared before Judge Brindley this morning on a watch theft charge from G. Knutson. The case was adjourned for two weeks. Johnson allegedly accompanied Knutson home when the latter was intoxicated and no trace of the watch has been found.
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Martin Johnson
Frank Martin
G. Knutson
Brindley
Martin
Knutson
Mirror enchantment fades before onlookers notice
A girl gains striking looks each time she peeks in a mirror, but the transformation vanishes before others can witness it. The same pattern of hesitation precedes bold action, as a man who finishes strongly begins with cold feet.
New Computing Cheese Cutter Co Forms With $10000 Capital
A new corporation named Computing Cheese Cutter Co filed articles with the secretary of state yesterday. It forms to manufacture cheese cutters with capital stock set at $10 000. The incorporators are L. T. Pitman W. D. Burford and H. H. Burford.
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The
Computing Cheese Cutter Co
Secretary of State
L. T. Pitman
W. D. Burford
H. H. Burford
Learning by study breeds overconfidence in men
A reflection on knowledge without practice. men may think they know more the more they study a subject, while a woman who conceals her strength reveals she is not as stout as she appears.
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Maine
Ward Hines
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BIG
Sve
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NEW Corporation
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Ohio
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