Hains Faces New Trial After Manslaughter Verdict
Captain Peter C. Hains Jr. reacts with apparent apathy after a manslaughter in the first degree verdict. Attorneys McIntyre and O Reilly plan a motion for a new trial before Judge Garretson. Foreman Sandling said the jury reached a compromise on ballots, sparing a harsher finding. Mrs Annis welcomed the verdict saying justice was served after the loss of her husband and father to her children.
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New York
Peter C. Hains, Jr
Queen City Court
John F. McIntyre
Daniel O'Reilly
Hains
Garretson
Flushing
Sandling
Lost Tuscan Peer Fleeing After Found in Ohio
In Paineville Ohio two Austrians tied to Emperor Francis Joseph’s secret police departed for Cleveland seeking the alleged fugitive Johann Salvator. Salvator claims to be the missing Tuscan grand duke and says he cannot stay in Paineville.
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Painesvile
Ohio
Francis Joseph
John Salvator
Cleveland
Salvator
Dunn
Orth
Washington, D. C
Baron Loui Ambrosey
Johan Orth
Painesville
Grand Duke of
Tuscany
Austria
Montreal
Que
Foreign Office
Baron
Baron Ambrosey
Ashington
Stubborn Alexandria Fire Destroys Mills and Yards
A stubborn Alexandria blaze required Washington fire engines and raged all morning. By 1 PM flames were under control. Smoot & Co planing mill yard destroyed, H. K. Field company yard partly damaged, nearby buildings damaged. Estimated loss about 109000 dollars.
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Washington, D. C
Alexandria
Washington
Smoot & Co
H. K. Field Company
Letters Testimony Conflicts Over State Warden Campaign
Madison May 12 Deputy Game Warden H A Bowman testified before a senatorial investigating committee about two letters he wrote during the campaign to State Game Warden J W Stone. Bowman said he cannot recall the circumstances and could not explain the letters which discuss Edmonds, Stephenson money, and names of fellows. He noted disputes with Stone over a matter and referenced arranging use of a tent and freight shipment.
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Madison
Wis
H. A. Bowman
Waukesha
J. W. Stone
Bowman
Stone
Stephenson
Edmonds
Jim Thomas
O. K
Doty
Civil Service
Mad Husband May Have Killed Her
Laura Regester was found dead in the Jewish cemetery in Providence with a mangled body and fatal neck pressure. Police search for Ernest Allen, her former husband twice confined to the state asylum, as the possible killer after their divorce four years ago.
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Providence
Ernest Allen
Laura Regester
State Asylum For
Laura
Ernest
Lorimer Seeks Senate Seat in Illinois
Springfield May 12 Congressman William Lorimer runs for the United States Senate. An effort to elect him is planned before the session ends with Democratic votes being courted.
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Springfield
Ill
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Cuticura Heals Severe Baby Scald Many Prized
Mrs Hare recounts a severe scald on her ten month old child that left the face disfigured. After chemist and doctor care, she used three boxes of Cuticura Ointment, and within five weeks the skin healed with no mark. She also notes Cuticura cured three cases of ringworm in other children. March 22 1908.
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Mrs. Hare
Henry St
South Shields
Durham
England
Cuticura Ointment and Pills Promote Skin Relief
Cuticura claims worldwide use as the emollient for distressing skin conditions. A hot bath with Cuticura Soap followed by Cuticura Ointment and, in severe cases, Cuticura Pills provides relief and aids sleep, with a free book available from depots in Paris Sydney and other cities.
Postmen Strike Grips Paris as Troops Guard P O Building
Paris faces a worsening postmen and telegraphers strike with troops surrounding the port office and cavalry deployed. Foreigners flee as hotels feel the impact and rumors of English financial aid loom. Parliament debates Clemenceau’s response amid shrinking public support.
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Paris
Builying
Brussels
Thirty Drown in Swift Ohio River Tragedy
Survivor William H. Williams recalls a river disaster where a boat capacity was exceeded. He reports at least 25 men perished after the vessel sank in the Swift River while attempting to cross. A list of missing and doubtful passengers follows, naming Albert Graham to Walter Lowe.
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Ohio
Wm. H. Williams
Albert Graham
Albert Bownes
Wm. Davis
Oscar Ratzke
Wm. Burke
Henry Vogeley
Edward Bruger
Frank Newe
Anton Wolfe
Wm. Gothridge
Wm. Johnson
James Cotter
Thos.Kennedy
Anthony Bohle
Thos
Cruze
Clarence Bristline
Chas. Copus
Emil Yehle
S. Gingisch
Julius Law
Geo
Roberts
Langdon
Chas. Lewis
Howard Gemerick
John Matzula
Nicholas Brooker
Walter Lowe
Sportsmen Shoot Today Then Select Gate City Team
After the baseball game this afternoon the Winona Sportsmen's club held a shooting match to pick a team representing Gate City for the June 1 and 2 tournament on the North side. The five men with the highest four shoot total in May will be chosen.
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Winona Sportsmen's Club
Gate City
Solid gold brooches at affordable prices
A store advertises solid gold brooches for every occasion from graduates to brides. Wide selection described as exquisite pieces of the goldsmith’s art. Prices range from two dollars to fifty.
Snyder’s Brother Hearses Funeral Planned at City Hall
David Snyder, brother of the late Cyrus S. Snyder, arrived from Glen Dale Oregon this noon and arrangements were made for the funeral Friday. The Fraternal Order of Eagles will conduct services at the city hall Friday afternoon at 2 o clock. The body will lie in state from 9 to 2 in the city hall.
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Order of Eagles
Brother C. 8. Snyder
David Snyder
Cyrus S. Snyder
Glendale
Ore
City Hall
Two Wisconsin Men Appointed to High U.S. Posts
The president sent nominations to the senate appointing Oscar S. Straus ambassador to Turkey and Wm. Woodville Rockhill to St. Petersburg Russia. Charles B. Denby named consul general at Vienna and Wm. A. Ruble to Hong Kong with Amos P. Wilder to Shanghai. Geo. B. Davis named judge advocate general with brigadier general rank.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Oscar S. Straus
New York
Commerce and Labor
Turkey
Wm. Woodville Rockhill
District of Columbia
St. Petersburg
Russia
Chas. B. Denby
Indiana
Vienna
Austria
Wm. A. Ruble
Wisconsin
Hong Kong
China
Amos P. Wilder
Shanghai
Geo. B. Davis
Legislature likely adjourns sine die on June 5
Madison May 12 The legislature probably will adjourn sine die on June 5. An amendment was adopted and the resolution laid over until Friday. Senator Wright introduced a resolution asking State Treasurer Dake why he has not taken steps to collect 35934 due as fees and taxes from fifteen life insurance companies that withdrew from the state two years ago. Action will be taken on the resolution Friday.
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Madison
Wis
Wright
Dake
La Crosse Library Board Reelects Officers and Plans June Opening
The La Crosse library board re elected Mayor O J Sorensen as president and G M Woodward as vice president with John M Holley Sr as secretary FE E Bentley as treasurer and Colman Copeland and Brindley as directors The building committee says the new library building could have opened but must dry out and should open about June 1 Miss Mary Alice Smith reports flourishing library conditions.
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la Crosse
O. J. Sorensen
G. M. Woodward
John M. Holley
FE. E. Bentley
Messrs. Colman
Copeland
Brindley
Mary Alice Smith
S S S Cures Old Sores
An advertisement explains that S S S purifies blood to heal old sores and ulcers by treating the bloodstream rather than surface care. It claims the product removes impurities, rebuilds tissue, and provides a permanent cure, offering a free book and medical advice. The Swift Specific Co. of Atlanta promotes it in drug stores.
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SS. S
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Curtiss Returns Amid Lansing Scandal Rumor
State Representative Darwin S. Curtiss returned to Lansing after a sensational link to Mrs. Sydney Hall surfaced. Speaker Campbell urged him to stay away for the rest of the session. Curtiss denies the charges with support from his wife and Clerk Hall.
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Lansing
Mich
Darwin S. Curtiss
Sydney Hall
House Journal
Jackson
Curtiss
Campbell
Hall
Detroit
Ohio
Clerk Hall
Bay City
National board of arbitration eyed to settle Great Lakes strike
Six state labor commissions meeting in Detroit plan a national compulsory board to arbitrate the Seamen's strike. They will push for federal legislation and hope to bring lake carriers and striking seamen to Washington in December for the effort.
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Chicago
National Board of Arbitration
Labor Commission
Great Lakes
Detroit
Washington
New York
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Saengerfest Finances Report Issued by Secretary
Secretary Utermoehl released a final statement detailing all finances from last Saengerfest season. The figures had previously appeared in substance in earlier publications.
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Utermoehl
Woman killed as she rushes to greet son paroled from prison
Mrs Emma Lyon Drake, 70, was struck and killed while crossing railroad tracks at the Pennsylvania depot in Columbus Ohio as she hurried to meet her son just released from Indiana prison after a life term for murder.
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Columbus
Ohio
Pennsylvania Depot
Indiana
Emma Lyon Drake
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