Sulzer Impeachment Case Near End as Defense Opens
The Sulzer impeachment trial in Albany closed the prosecution case at 2 30 pm with defense counsel Herrick asking for a Monday recess. Senator Brown suggested executive session for postponement, and the court adjourned to 2 pm tomorrow as defense plans motions to dismiss some unsubstantiated articles while Hinman begins argument for the defense.
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Albany
N. Y
Sulzer
D. Cady Herrick
Elon R. Brown
Hinman
Sulzer impeachment trial reveals Colwell stock link
Frederick Cilwell's account 5490 at Fuller & Gray shows part of William Sulzer's Big Four stock soiled by Colwell as a governor's transaction, Gray testifies under a fraught cross examination. Sulzer's financial dealings, rumors of resignation, and witness plans unfold as Lieut. Commander Josephthal returns from Europe to be summoned.
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John Edwin Nevin
United Press
Albany
N. Y
Frederick Cilwell
Fuller & Gray
New York
William Sulzer
Sulzer
John Boyd Gray
T Brackett
Colwell
Gray
Brackett
Cullen
Sultr
Silzer
Tsign
Ding
Josephthal
Europe
William J. Connors
State Committee
Doctors Open Wisconsin State Medical Society Session in Milwaukee
October 1 in Milwaukee. The annual meeting opened at the Elks Club as Mayor Bading gave a welcome and Dr A J Pa rents Milwaukee delivered the president’s annual address.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Ical Society
Elks’ Club
Bading
A. J
Wealthy dealer found dead in jail cell
W E Reyer a rich produce dealer from Manitowis was found dead in a Houston jail cell early today. He had reportedly cut his throat after attempting to cut his wrists and had caused injuries with tobacco tags.
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Self
Houston
Texas
W. E. Reyer
Mexican veteran dies at 92 after long service
geYSORVILLE Ill Oct 1 John Tho 92 veteran of the Mexican war distinguished himself at the battle of Buena Vista died today at the home of $1 He was the father of D a well known horseman.
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Geysorville
Ill
John Tho
Buena Vista
The Tribunes Sworn Statement Under New Postal Law
A La Crosse Wisconsin issue of The La Crosse Tribune publishes its ownership and management details required by the 1912 postal act. The document notes duplicates for postmaster delivery to the Third Assistant Postmaster General in Washington and file retention. It lists owners stockholders and major security holders as required.
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the Tribune
LA Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Division of Classification
Washington, D. C
Four Mounted Bandits Loot Dardanelle Bank Safe
Four mounted bandits robbed the First State Bank of Dardanelle in Little Rock area today. They looted an unknown amount, including $800 in postal funds, after one hour fifteen minutes of blasting with nitro glycerine. Citizens exchanged fire as the robbers fled. one man is thought wounded. eight men reportedly participated.
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Little Rock
Ark
First State Bank
Dardanelle
Inventor Rudolph Deisel Missing After Channel Crossing
Dr Rudolph Deisel a noted inventor disappeared when the channel steamer Dresden docked in London from Antwerp It is believed he fell or jumped overboard during the voyage leaving authorities to search for the missing man and determine his fate
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London
Rudolph Deisel
Dresden
Antwerp
Rebels face potential loss of Piedras Negras as evacuations mount
In Eagle Pass Texas Oct 1 refugees pour across the international bridge as federal troops threaten Piedras Negras the rebel capital. The northward march of Muerta's troops and rebel retreat trigger terror in Sabinas prompting American citizens to evacuate per American Consul Blocker. Constitutionalistas fall back toward Matamoras or Piedras Negras amid rumors of an anti American reaction.
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Eagle Pass
Texas
Piedras Negras
International Bridge
Sabinas
Muerta
Blocker
Constitutionalistas
Matamoras
Senator accusation over Mexican officials buying gear in Texas
Senator Shepherd of Texas charges the treasury department with permitting Mexican federal officials to buy horses saddles and forage in San Antonio while rebels are denied the same privileges. He cites telegrams from Editor Harry L. Beach of the San Antonio Light and the constitutionalist consul.
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Washington
Shepherd
Texas Today
Treasury Department
San Antonio
Harry L. Beach
Milwaukee campaign manager arrested for misappropriating funds
William C. Cowling campaign manager for Samuel A. Cook of Neenah and former Green Bay official was arrested in Milwaukee on charges of misapplying funds. Miss Bessie Mann and George Fritch accuse Cowling of taking 2000 and 1590 dollars respectively for loans and bond purposes. The arrest followed a conference with the district attorney in Cowling's office.
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Milwaukee
William C. Cowling
Samuel A. Cook
Neenah
United States
Bessie Mann
Jefferson Street
Cowling
George Fritch
Cowling Misappropriated $1590. Miss Mann
Fritch
Yockey
G¢hkosh
Striking Women Clash With Guards at Calumet Mine
Annie Clemens, leader of copper mine strike sympathizers, was arrested after an all morning clash between strikers and detectives hired by the operators. Ben Goggin and eight others were jailed. State cavalrymen dispersed a crowd near the Allouez mine as non union miners headed to work.
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Calumet
Mich
Annie Clemens
Ben Goggin
Allouez
Warant Issued for Boston Society Girl Sears
A warrant for the arrest of Eleanora R. Sears a Boston society girl was issued by Judge Sears for failing to appear on a charge of operating an unregistered automobile. The judge ordered the Beverly police chief to locate Miss Sears who reportedly planned to attend the Brockton fair horse show.
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Salem
Mass
Eleanora R. Sears
Sears
Woodbury
Beverly
M W A Insurgents Meet Chicago to Protest Rates
Insurgent members of the Modern Woodmen of America from several states met the Cook county organization to frame a protest against proposed rate increases and to plan a campaign to unseat current head camp officers at the 1914 Minneapolis convention.
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Chicago
Woodmen of America
Cook County
Minneapolis
City faces garbage plant standstill and possible crisis
Chicago faces a crisis as the Reduction Company gives the city a midnight deadline to buy its garbage plant or risk closure and rot in the streets. Aldermen demand seizure under police powers while lawyers warn of a restraining order, as Mayor Harrison returns from New York and calls a special council meeting.
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Chicago
Chicago Reduction Company
Charles E. Merriam
Reduction Company
Harrison
New York
Cleveland
Jilted at altar in Racine over ten dollar ring
Fred Kachewsky a widower filed a police complaint in Racine Wisconsin accusing the fiancée who promised to be stepmother to his children of jilting him on the eve of their wedding He said she kept the ten dollar engagement ring and the minister who took a five dollar advance fee would not return it.
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Racine
Wis
Fred Kachewsky
Minneapolis
Viola
Ida Leckwold
Godfrey Norman
Martinson
H. W. Allen
Allen
Norman
William
Rush City
Minn
Women Doctors Elect Milwaukee Officers
Wisconsin Medical Women’s society opened its annual convention in Milwaukee with officers to be elected this afternoon. Delegates took a city tour and visited children’s wards in local hospitals this morning.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Medical Women’s Society
Weather outlook for La Crosse and region
Yesterday's temperature ranged high 65 and low 48 with .10 inches of precipitation. Forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with little temperature change across Wisconsin Minnesota and Iowa and moderate variable or westerly winds. Clouds and rain are limited to the middle Atlantic coast and some areas east of the Rockies. generally clear in the plateau and Pacific states.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Rocky Mountains
Middle Atlantic
Davenport
North Platte
Denver
Corpus Christi
Plateau
Pacific States
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
North Pacific States
Juvenile arrested in Fond du Lac fur store thefts
Joseph Kremi aged 15 was arrested in Fond du Lac Wisconsin charged with theft of 500 dollars worth of furs from O'Brien Dry Goods. Police say the thefts have continued for over a month and other departments beyond the fur section were looted. He is suspected in additional thefts but not charged for them.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Joseph Kremi
O’brien
Kremi
Advertising plan to bring Reformed college to La Crosse discussed
N M Scott chairing the La Crosse board of trade committee told 100 businessmen that moving the Mission House to the city would act as a premier advertising stunt. He argued the project would yield strong returns, using La Crosse's assets as proof. Rev E Vornholt and Peter McFarlane supported the idea, highlighting mission work and local benefit.
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Reformed Church College
la Crosse
Men’s League
The
First Presbyterian Church
N. M. Scott
Board of Trade
Scott
R. Vornholt
Peter McFarlane
St. Paul
League
Mission House
Mr. Scott
Kidlet Sackville West Weds Harold Nicholson in London
Victoria Sackville West, 21, daughter of Lady Sackville, married Harold Nicholson of the British Foreign Office in London. The bride, known as Kidlet in England, is heir to a $3,000,000 bequest from Sir John Murray Scott.
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London
Victoria Sackville West
Lady Sackville
Sackville- West
Sir John Murray Scott
Harold Nicholson
British Foreign Office
England
Kidlet
Sir John Scott
Police hunt for Ma caffee in Delavan check fraud case
Racine Wisconsin October 1 police seek H B Macaffee an insurance agent who passed a ten dollar check at a Delavan saloon with no funds on deposit. He left Delavan as reports noted the disappearance of a gold watch.
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Racine, Wis
H. B. Macaffee
Delavan
Italian consul may lead defense of 19 laborers
Word from the Italian consul in Washington says he will likely travel to Prairie du Chien to direct the defense of nineteen Italian workers arrested Tuesday for allegedly opening a sealed Burlington road car and stealing 1300 pounds of flour Monday night.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Washington
Burlington Road
Insurgents Delay Tariff Conference Report Vote
Washington Oct 1 Insurgent democrats led by Senator Reed of Missouri forced the senate to postpone consideration of the tariff conference report until tomorrow. Senator Simmons gained unanimous consent to the delay after a stormy democratic caucus where insurgents pressed for more time to review changes by the conferees. Leaders expect the bill not to reach the president for signature before Saturday at the earliest.
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Washington
Reed
Missouri
Senate
Simmons
funeral planned for Judge J H Carpenter in Madison
Arrangements were completed for the funeral of Judge J H Carpenter who died shortly after midnight after months of illness. The Dane county court presided by Carpenter for sixteen years. He was 91.
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Madison
Wis
J. H. Carpenter
J. J. Sullivan Sets Ore Boat Race Record
The ore boat J. J. Sullivan won a race from Detroit to Duluth distancing three rival ships the Richard Trimble the Matthew Andrews and the Robert S J and set a new record by completing the voyage in 47 hours.
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Duluth, Minn
J. J. Sullivan
Duluth
Detroit
Richard Trimble
Matthew Andrews
Robert S., J
Captain A. B. Davis Dies in Revenue Cutter Service
Word from Chicago reports the death of Captain A. B. Davis a prominent figure in the United States revenue cutter service. He served at Milwaukee for many years and was well known at major Lake Michigan ports and across the Great Lakes region.
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Milwaukee
Chicago
A. B. Davis
United States Revenue Cutter Service
Davis
Great Lake
Lake Michigan
Saloon Brawl Leaves Man Hurt in Sunday Fight
A man suffered injuries in a Sunday saloon brawl when an alleged punch knocked Rye Blow unconscious. Police hold him pending investigation into the incident and WIC records indicate he was missed earlier in the evening.
Tragic Saloon Fight Ends With Man Found Dead in Slough
Tom Rye a 65 year old laborer from 1413 South Fifth street was found in Isle La Plume slough near Jackson street after a saloon brawl. A warrant is out for Nicholas H Hefti who allegedly struck Rye during Sunday's fight. Police probe considers possible inquest and drowning questions.
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Tom Rye
South Fifth Street
Isle la Plume
Jackson Street
A. J. Englestad
Mississippi Street
O. C. Ruden
Division Street
Nicholas H. Hefti
Rye
Hefti
George Durrhammer
Durrhammer
Henry Rye
Bloodhounds sent to chase yeggmen after rail safes blown
Blood hounds were dispatched from Bristol to Bulls Gap to pursue burglars who last night dynamited safes of the Southern Railway and Southern Express and secured several hundred dollars in cash and valuables.
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Bristol
Tenn
Bulls Gap
Southern Railway
Southern Express Company
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F. H. Burgess
W. R. March
Rock Island
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Louisa E. Bartz
Constitutionalista
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Neenah Man
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Red Wing
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Italy
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Ruden
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Louis Dahl
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