Wisconsin News Accuse Cashier Of Embezzlement
Milwaukee May 7 Accused of embezzling 3000 dollars Charles Francis McCabe cashier and bookkeeper for Brenk Bros Tailoring sought on a warrant by Mrs Mary Brenk executrix and widow. Auditors say defalcation may exceed 12000 dollars over several years and involve missing books from July 1905 to February this year. McCabe allegedly confessed to his employer and to selling the cash book and journal to rag dealers.
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Milwaukee
Charles Francis McCabe
Brenk Bros. Tailoring Company
Earl B. Rose
Mary J. Brenk
Joseph Brenk
McCabe
Rose
National Exchange Bank
Hartman
Break
Franzen Bros
Milwaukee Cornerstone Laying Set Next Sunday
May 7 report notes a cornerstone laying ceremony scheduled for next Sunday at 3 p m in Milwaukee with attendees expected to include local officials and dignitaries.
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Milawaukee
Prominent Mason Palmer Dies After Ill Health
Milwaukee May 7 The right worshipful M M Palmer former sovereign grand commander of the supreme council of the Masons for the northern jurisdiction died early today. He served as president of Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance for 34 years and had chaired the Masonic grand council since 1879 resigning last week due to ill health.
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Milwaukee
Tenry M. Palmer
Supreme Council of the Masons
Palmer
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
Lived 103 Years Victim of Plague
Mrs. Lucinda P. Knapp widow of Joshua Knapp longtime New Richmond resident died of a consumption at Drewry's Bluff Virginia. She was born March 23 1806 in Aunin Creek McKean County Pennsylvania and aged 102 years 11 months 12 days.
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New Richmond
Wis
Lucinda P. Knapp
Joshua Knapp
Drewry’s Bluff
Aunin Creek
McKean County
Smitten Swain Gets Rud e Shock
In Milwaukee on May 7 a district court heard a tale of hopeless love. Ernest Matzke of 10 Fourteenth Street described seeing a man across the street consumed by melancholy as he returned home from work. The unidentified man appeared lost in reverie and stared with soulful eyes.
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Milwaukee
Wis
District Court
Ernest Matzke
Fourteenth
Fremont Older Kidnapping Trial Testimony Breaks
Fremont Older editor of the Bulletin testified in the Luther Brown trial, recounting his alleged kidnaping from San Francisco to Redwood City. He said he was seized on a Los Angeles warrant for criminal libel and restrained from seeking bail while Brown and associates blocked attempts to appear before a court. A man unknown to Older threatened to shoot if he cried out.
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San Francisco
Cal
Fremont Older
The
Bulletin
Luther Brown
United Railroads
Older
Los Angeles
Redwood City
Brown
Alfalfa Mills Burn in Omaha Fire Loss Estimated at 100000
A blaze destroyed eight Peters Alfalfa mills buildings in Omaha Nebraska, triggering a $100,000 loss. A north wind fanned the flames sending sparks over South Omaha. No homes burned though several small fires ignited and were quickly contained as families moved out belongings.
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Omaha
Neb
South
Guild Warns of Danger From Japan
Curtis Guild former governor of Massachusetts told Tufts College faculty and students in Medford that America is practically defenseless against Japan and urged stronger militia support and larger regular army.
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GUILD
Japan
Curtis Guild
Massachusetts
Tufts College
America
Dynamiters steal $1000 from La Porte sporting goods store
Burglars dynamited the safe of Chas Sonneborn’s sporting goods store in La Porte Indiana and fled with about $1000 in cash and goods. One robber was captured seven miles north of town, part of the loot recovered, and an armed mob gathered in the courthouse square as the suspect was brought back. The sheriff warned bystanders to back off or face shooting.
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LA Porte
Ind
Burstars
Chas. Sonneborn
Here
Court House
Business education promise from Wisconsin Basins University
Miss Dora Schwartz, a W B U graduate, now with Lawyer W W S Bur roughs, touts a fast track to success through education and training. The ad argues you can gain business-ready skills in six months and secure good salaries, urging readers to request a catalogue from Wisconsin Basins University in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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Dora Schwartz
W.W. S. Burroughs
Wisconsin Basins
University
la Crosse
Wis
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Knutesen
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Vard
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India
Pongee
Wisconsin News
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Prise
St. Mary’s-by-the-Lake
the Sisters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul
Messmer
Mgr
Rainer
St. Francis
Mar. Keogh
St. John’s Cathedral
Robert Roche
Holy Rosary Church
Bernard Traut
James G. Jenkins
Matzke
Love
Mrs. Matzke
Ben Bissel
Judge Neelen
Bissel
Bisse
Swain
Alfalfa Mills
Jasper Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Charles E. Taylor
Secretary of the Navy
Herbert A. Stevens
Comerce and Labor
D. M. Carr
Secretary of the Interior
Medford
Mass
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