Wisconsin Supreme Court Decisions Include Reversals and New Trials
Madison and Milwaukee decisions cover several cases. Dungan v. State reversed and a new trial ordered for rape of a 15 year old stepdaughter. Maria Salladay and Mary Ellen Holman suit Mineral Point Zinc Co. affirmed. Corbett v. Physician's Casualty Assn affirmed. Manitowoc Clay Products Co. v. Green Bay & Northwestern Railway affirmed. Gabbert v. Hackett affirmed over anti pass issue.
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Clay Company
Manitowoc Clay Products Company
Green Bay & Northwestern Railway
Clay Products Company
Arthur Galbbert
S. H. Hackett
Winnebago Traction Co
Gabbert
Oshkosh
Milton M. Dungan
Dungan
Brazee
Milwaukee
Leona van Kirk
East Water Street
River Street
Ella M. Salladey
Mineral Point Zinc Co
Ella M. Salladay
Mary Ellen Holman
Mineral Point Zinc Mopany
Royal Neighbors Open State Encampment in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin state encampment of Royal Neighbors of America opened in Milwaukee as factional disputes over delegates to the national encampment escalate. The Modern Woodmen convention is set for Wausau in May.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Order of Royal Neighbors of America
Wisconsin
Wausau
Wisconsin Dairymen Begin 36th Annual Convention
Monroe Wisconsin March 11 The Wisconsin Dairymen's Association opens its annual convention with 100 dairy leaders present Mayor Ludlow welcomes attendees Charles L Hill responds W J Gillett delivers the president's address Ex Gov W D Hoard will speak this afternoon on Judging the Cow A literary musical entertainment closes the day The association began in 1872 making this the thirty sixth annual meeting
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Monroe
Wis
Wisconsin Dairymen’s Association
Wisconsin
Ludlow
Charles L. Hill
Rosendale
W. J. Gillett
W. D. Hoard
Fort Atkinson
Appleton Sees Surge In Domestic Help Demand
In Appleton Wisconsin a renewed servant girl problem emerges as demand for female help soars while wages decline. The scarcity noted months ago reverses with many inquiries for positions, reflecting broader city trends after a financial flurry.
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Appleton
Wis
Butcher Sells Diseased Pork In Milwaukee Section
Consumers in Milwaukee's northwest section were shocked to learn that pork affected with trichinae was being sold there. The discovery prompted alarm over meat safety and public health.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Kempf Loses Suit to Bank of Burlington in Racine
In Racine circuit court the Bank of Burlington won a judgment against former State Treasurer John J. Kempf for 862.73. The 1907 note, signed with Stephen Madigan, called for $50 monthly payments in spring and summer, $75 monthly in fall, $100 in January, and the balance in February. Henry Madigan endorsed the note. no payments were made.
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Racine, Wis
Bank of Burlington
John J. Kempf
Kempf
Stephen Madigan
Henry Madigan
Plans for Swiss settlement in Chippewa and Taylor counties
Adam Bram of Madison Wisconsin has bought 6 456 acres for 76413 dollars from the Daniel Shaw Lumber company. He plans a large Swiss settlement bringing settlers from Europe and southern Wisconsin to Chippewa and Taylor counties.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Chippewa and
Taylor Counties
Adam Bram
Madison
Daniel Shaw Lumber Company
Bram
Europe
Wisconsin
Moran couple admit burglary in Waukegan case
A message from Waukegan Illinois reports Mr and Mrs George Moran pleaded guilty to burglaries in that city and bringing loot to their Racine home. They said hunger forced them to commit the crimes.
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Racine, Wis
Waukegan, Ill
George Moran
Racine
Oshkosh Plans Sleeve Stripes For Police Veterans
Oshkosh police hope to receive sleeve stripes for every five years of continuous service under a council approved resolution. The plan mirrors a common practice in major cities nationwide.
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Oshkosh. Wis
Oshkosh
Ex Assemblyman Daggett Buys Mexican Fruit Ranch
Ex Assemblyman H Daggett famed for anti corset views buys a fruit ranch in Mexico and returns to Kaukauna Wisconsin with a three pound lemon he brought home from the trip.
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Kaukauna
Wis
H. . Daggett
Mexico
Manitowoc Man Killed in Mill Dore Rail Crash
Rudolph Pumper, a former Manitowoc county resident, was killed in a railway accident at Mill dore Wisconsin. Chippewa Falls authorities unify tax collection with personal property taxes under threat of magistrate summons for nonpayment. Monroe forms Green county La Follette for president club nearing 500 members. Manitowoc: Charles Hayes, Chicago suspect in his nephew William Kuchimberg's Maple Grove murder, shows stress symptoms under arrest.
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Manitowoc
Rudolph Pumper
Manitowoc County
Milldore
Wis
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa County
Monroe
Farmer Prefers Oyster Stew Comfort Dish
An observed sentiment notes the average farmer’s fondness for oyster stew as a comforting meal. The line reflects rural cooking habits and simple regional tastes.
Immoral Play Arrests Tied to Thaw Trial
At the Columbia theatre in Jersey City police arrested the principals after the last performance of A Millionaire's Revenge. They face charges of producing an immoral play based on the Thaw trial.
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New York
Columbia
Jersey City
Report on Quebec Bridge collapse presented to parliament
The royal commission report on the Quebec bridge disaster, which claimed eighty lives, has been submitted to parliament. It blames the collapse on a defect in the design.
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Ottawa
Ont
Royal Commission
Quebec Bridge
Bridge Failure Points Identified in Anchor Arm
Report notes that initial collapse began with the lower chords in the anchor arm near the main pier, indicating structural failure at a critical load path.
Steerage Rates Cut on German Line and Russians
New York March 11 The North German Lloyd lowers steerage from Bremen to 26 dollars on regular ships, excluding four express steamers. The Russian East Asiatic, Russian Volunteer Fleet and other Russian lines cut fares from 28 to 24 dollars from Rotterdam.
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New York
Lloyd Line
Bremen
Russian East Asiatic Company
Russian Volunteer Fleet Company
Rotterdam
Call for merit system reform of U S consular service
Austin A. Burnham of Chicago urged passage of a law to reform the United States consular service. He contended the service is far from efficient and should be organized on the merit system, protesting the employment of foreigners in consular posts.
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Washington
United States
Austin A. Burnham
Chicago
National Business League of America
Burnham
Government v. Case Continues in Washington
The government case proceeds in Washington on March 11 with proceedings continuing to determine charges and defenses. Key officials and the involved agency are not named in the fragment. Further details remain unreadable in the supplied text.
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Washington
Supreme Court to Hear Chicago and Alton Rebates Case
The Chicago and Alton railway company faces a $60,000 fine over rebates. The case is scheduled for hearing on the first Tuesday of the next term in the Supreme Court of the United States.
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Chicago & Alton Railway Company
Supreme Court of the United States
Strange Beauty personal crisis on Smithfield Bridge
An unknown well dressed woman jumped from the Smithfield Street Bridge into the swollen Monongahela River in Pittsburgh. Rescue efforts fail and nothing is known about her identity or background.
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Pittsburg
Smithfield Street
Monongahela River
Harriman Lines Cut Coast Steamship Rates
The Harriman company announced a large reduction in rates from Portland to San Francisco. First class rate dropped to $1 and second class rate to $5, the heaviest cut on the coast in years.
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Portland
Ore
Harriman Peop
San Francisco
Railroad philanthropy aids plague fund drive
The Santa Fe railway company sent a contribution of $15.02 to the plague fund to improve sanitation and prevent contagion spread. E. H. Harriman will donate $30,000 from the Southern Pacific.
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San Francisco
Cal
The
Santa Fe Railway Company
KE. H. Harriman
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