Washington Briefs Highlight Navy Vacation and Canal Excavation
The Supreme Court adjourns until October. Secretary Metcalf plans a June vacation in California. Capt C D Chandler takes charge of Fort Omaha signal corps work. Otto H Fittman named expert on the U S Canada boundary commission. Isthmian canal excavation falls by over 500000 cubic yards in May due to heavy rainfall. May total 2703923 cubic yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Washington
California
C. D. Chandler
Signal Corps
Fort Omaha
Oury
Otto H. Fittman
Coast and Geodetic Survey
United States-Canadian Boundary Commission
Isthmian Canal
Goethals
Noted Newspaper Figure R A Lane Dies in Denver
R A Lane journalist author and critic dies of tuberculosis in Denver. Remains of George West Wilson Jacksonville Times Union president, and John J Straub labor leader in Nashville, among others, noted in obituary list. Daniel M Browning St Louis coal executive dies, as does Ernest Lamson famed New York author and actor in St Louis from typhoid pneumonia. Louis Frechette Montreal poet dies after brief illness. Rear Admiral Jackson McElmell US Navy dies in Philadelphia at 74 from heart disease. Martin Cheney Day Providence editor dies in New York hospital. Laurinda Collins Whitney mother of Henry M Whitney dies in Boston born 1810. S N Fellows Iowa minister dies in Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Lane
Denver
R. J. Cooke
Tennessee
Methodist Episcopal Church
George West Wilson
Jacksonville Times-Union Company
Florida
John J. Straub
South
Nashville
J. M. Browning
Western Anthracite Coal Company
St. Louis
Ernest Lamson
New York
United States
Louis Frechette
Victor Hugo
Montreal
Jackson McElmell
United States Navy
Philadelphia
Martin Cheney Day
Providence Daily Journal
Evening Bulletin
Providence News
Laurinda Collins Whitney
Henry M. Whitney
Boston
W. C. Whitney
Secretary of the Navy
Multiple Fatal and Serious Accidents Reported Across States
Drownings in Nebraska and Indiana, a Decatur Illinois crash leaves Joseph Sewell fatally injured, a Mullion Michigan train overturn injures four, a Kentucky missionary suffocates in a bath, and a New Jersey parachute fall ends in drowning. Also reported: a 49 year old woman corridor accident, the sinking of the German steamer Europea, Hooker Oklahoma fire destroying business district, and a Passaic parachutist drowning after entanglement in an American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullion
Mich
J. M. Gordon
Disciples of Christ
Mungoll
India
H. D. Smith
Hopkinsville
Hillside Park
Passaic
N. J
Frederick L. Wood
New Haven
From Abroad In Brief Colonial and International Notes
The Peruvian congress will meet July 28. Duchess de Brissac, mathilde d Uzes sister of Duke d Uzes, died in Paris after months of illness. Kaiser William aims for a French exposition in Berlin next year signaling potential Franco German reconciliation. Berlin inaugurates a juvenile court on an American plan using civil court to shield youths. Spain lifts decree suspending constitutional guarantees at Barcelona and Gerona due to improving security after December terrorism. Kaiser plans to discipline Prince Frederick Wilhelm by exile to Silesia over Countess Paula von Lehndorff. A dumn commission backs replacing the imperial eagle on vodka labels with skulls and warnings. An epidemic of suicides in St. Petersburg lasts three months with 85 monthly deaths. destitution and despair noted. Russian rail ministry denies buying Pittsburg rails, as state and private lines must source from Russian works. imports from Italy, Argentina, and Brazil cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess de Brissac
Mathilde d’Uzes
Duké d’Uzes
Paris
Kaiser William
Berlin
France
Germany
Barcelona
Gerona
Frederick Wilhelm
Prussia
Paula von Lehnedorff
Silesia
Dumn Commission
St. Petersburg
Notable crimes and political shifts in early 1900s news
Reports span from Joseph Stitz’s one year prison sentence for illegally voting under an alias to Emma Sendex’s fatal shooting amid marital taunts in Wilkesbarre. Other items include executions, suicides, a San Quentin sentence for C G Richie, and Schiwara’s jail term for exposing German secrets. Oregon backs Gov Chamberlain for Senate with a sizable expected margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stitz
New York
Charles Mullen
Emma Sendex
Wilkesbarre
Political headquarters open in Chicago for Joseph G Cannon
A headquarters for Joseph G Cannon opened at the Auditorium hotel in Chicago. Other items note a Pullman death in Pittsburg of consular agent J F Hanson from heart disease and a Vermillion Illinois duel death of Constable Northrup in a quarrel after a wrestling match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph G. Cannon
Auditorium Hotel
Chicago
J. F. Hanson
United States
Neuvitas
Union Station
Pittsburg
Bruce Northrup
Vermillion
Ill
Charles Crawford
Union Pacific Railroad
Breckens
Honolulu
Desolation spreads as severe Nebraska tornado leaves heavy toll
Reports from June nine describe a southern Nebraska twister that struck Friday evening across at least four counties and into Kansas. At least twelve died near Byron Deshler with many more injured as homes livestock and crops were wiped out. Towns including Carleton Fairfield Deshler Shickley Geneva Franklin Ong and Riverton suffered extensive damage.
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Omaha
Nebraska
Byron
Deshler
Fillmore
Webster
Franklin
Thayer
Kansas
Carleton
Fairfield
Shickley
Geneva
Frankling
Ong
Riverton
Bank Loot Staging Ground for Big Flight Ten Years Each
Henry Rieber former paying teller and John Young former auditor of the Farmers Deposit National Bank were sentenced to ten years in the Western penitentiary for looting the Pittsburg bank in a case described as the greatest bank robbery on record. They testified the cash haul ranged from 500 to 50 000 dollars, totaling about 2 million, with only 2000 recovered plus worthless stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg Bank
Pittsburg
Henry Rieber
Farmers’ Deposit National Bank
John Young
Western Penitentiary
Young
United States
Fight on Eufaula Streets Wounds Two Men
In Eufaula Oklahoma on June 9 a street fight between fifteen Checotah residents and Eufaula citizens left Deputy Constable F M Woods gravely wounded and Joseph Parmenter of Checotah wounded but not severely. Woods was attempting to disarm Parmenter when the exchange of about fifteen shots occurred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Checotah
Eufaula
Okla
F. M. Woods
Joseph Parmenter
Woods
Parmenter
Anna Gould and Helie de Sagan Marriage Delayed
Paris reports that Mme Anna Goulds lawyers say certain matters have delayed the marriage to Prince Helie de Sagan but a ceremony is expected within a month. Georges Gould, her brother, may be absent due to business interests requiring his presence in the United States.
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Paris
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Helie de Sagan
George Gould
Mme. Gould
United States
Druggist in Black River Falls Takes Own Life
Ben Werner a local druggist of Black River Falls Wisconsin committed suicide today by shooting himself through the head. He had suffered long melancholy with no clear apparent reason given for his act and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Wis
Ben Werner
Tragic Derailed Body Found Under Omaha Train
An unknown man was killed after being run down by an Omaha passenger train at Hazel Park in St. Paul last night. The body was mutilated with both legs severed and the head crushed.
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St. Paul
Omaha
Hazel Park
Railroad Bridge Wrecked Over Canadian River at Purcell
Two spans of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe bridge across the Canadian river at Purcell Oklahoma collapsed last night blocking the line and suspending traffic between Oklahoma City and Texas on the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Canadian River
Purcell
Oklahoma City
Texas
Conductor Falls Under Car In Helena Accident
Helena Montana June 9 William Hale conductor of the local traction company fell under his car and received injuries which probably will be fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
William Hale
Local Traction Company
Foul air fatal. six miners dead in Gladstone mine
In Silverton Colorado on June 9 six miners died from poisoned air at the Cold King mine near Gladstone after a fire in the engine room destroyed the engine house and shaft house. Rescue efforts claimed several lives as rescuers succumbed to the toxic atmosphere while searching for three missing workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverton
Colo
Victor Erickson
John Sumston
Otto Johnson
Anti-Taft men refuse to bolt Republican ranks
Chicago dispatch reports that allied anti-Taft advocates recalled their promise to bolt the Republican national committee over evidence for anti-Taft Southern delegations. The Saturday night statement by James Francis Burke prompted internal dissent and counter efforts, with many admitting the move failed to sway Taft supporters or public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Republican National Committee
James Francis Burke
Knox
Hemenway
Indiana
J. B. Kealing
Rising Water Triggers Panic Near Kaw River
The Kaw river rose steadily causing near panic in North Topeka and Armourdale Kansas City. Families rushed to move household goods to higher ground while packing houses and other establishments emptied basements and moved contents to upper floors.
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Kansas City
North Topeka
Armourdale
Kaw
Paris Faces New Murder Mystery In Wealthy Banker's Death
Paris reports a fresh homicide as Augste Remy a 77 year old retired banker is found stabbed to death in his Rue de la Peppiniere mansion. Police seek motives and loot as money and valuable jewels vanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Adolphe Steinheil
Mme. Japy
Auguste Remy
Rue de la Peppiniere
Balloonist Dies After Parachute Fault During Park Ascent
Springfield reporter Luther Edward Jones twenty seven year old balloonist tried an afternoon ascent at Mildred Park. As the balloon rose the parachute swung him into a tree limb crushing his skull and killing him instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Luther Edward Jones
Mildred Park
Jones
Two Canoeists Drown In Nepigon River Tragedy
Winnipeg Manitoba reports two canoeists William McKay and Albert Boiseau who had been missing for a week drowned in the Nepigon river. Local authorities confirmed their deaths after search efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Man
William McKay
Albert Boiseau
Nepigon River
Plague toll rises in La Guaira Venezuela report
American consul James P. Moffat reports eighteen deaths from the plague in La Guaira Venezuela. He arrived from Santiago yesterday to confirm the toll and details of the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
la Guaira
Venezuela
James P. Moffat
Santiago
Gunboat Yorktown Ordered to Bering Sea Patrol
The gunboat Yorktown is ordered to leave Puget Sound on June 18 for a cruise to the Bering Sea to patrol the seal fisheries and deter pelagic sealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bering Sea
Washington
Yorktown
Puget Sound
Wreck Fatal to Four on Suburban Streetcar
A suburban street car jumped the track last night near St. Louis killing one man and fatally injuring three others. About twenty others were seriously hurt when the car plunged ten feet over an embankment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Tragic double shooting ends in suicide in San Francisco
In San Francisco on June 9 George Scott aged 23 shot his wife and then killed himself. The couple had married recently and had frequent quarrels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hills
San Francisco
George Scott
Monarchs Toasting Amid State Banquet on Reval Visit
King Edward VII of Great Britain and Emperor Nicholas II of Russia met at a state banquet on the Russian yacht Standart in Reval Bay. They praised improving relations and spoke in English about a peaceful understanding, while residents serenaded the royal visitors with folk songs and rondallas.
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Reval
Edward VII
Great Britain
Nicholas
Bay of Reval
Gulf of Finland
Russia
Polar Star
Alexandra
Edward
Stolypin
Tragic double murder suicide shocks Sioux City
Miss Margaret Sargent returned home to find her mother dead and Joe Ford, a noted gambler, with bullet wounds alongside her. A revolver lay in Ford's hand and a suicide note read I was driven to this may God forgive me. Police investigate motive and timeline in the June 10 incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Iowa
Margaret Sargent
Joe Ford
General steel price cuts agreed after all day conference
Judge Elbert H. Gary announced that United States Steel corporation and major steel interests agreed to a general price reduction on finished steel products. The cut covers billets steel bars plates structural iron merchant pipe and wire nails after an all day meeting in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elbert H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Waterville proprietor pays $10,000 fine in postal conspiracy case
In Portland, Maine, June 10, George F. Torry of Waterville paid the maximum $10,000 fine in U S district court for conspiracy to defraud the government of postage on second class mail matter. Judge Hale imposed the sentence recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
United States District Court
George F. Torry
Waterville
Hale
Miss Roosevelt to Be Bridesmaid in New Jersey
Miss Ethel Roosevelt traveled from Washington to West Orange New Jersey to serve as bridesmaid at the wedding of Miss Georgiana Harding Farr and Mr Fletcher Harper Sibley.
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Miss Roosevelt
Washington
Ethel Roosevelt
West Orange
N. J
Georgiana Harding Farr
Fletcher Harper Sibley
Twenty Hurt in Wreck at Stevensville Ont Train Collision
Twenty people were injured after Train No. 4 on the Wabash railroad from De Northwestern National Bank crashed near Stevensville Ontario yesterday. The incident involved a collision at a crossing causing multiple injuries.
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Buffalo
N. Y
de- Northwestern National Bank
Stevensville
Drowned Crossing Creek Incident in Minnesota
Percy Simmison of Gary drowned while crossing a creek in Fertile Minnesota as he attempted to ferry his sweetheart yesterday. The accident occurred when he became entangled in a wire fence during the crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fertile
Minn
Percy Simminson
Gary
Scalding Accident Claims Lumber Mill Death
William Quimby died from burns received when he was scalded at Rainy River Lumber company's saw mill in Rainy River. The incident occurred near Spooner on June 10.
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Spooner, Minn
William Quimby
Rainy River Lumber Company
Rainy River
Hitchcock Denies All Charges In Defense Testimony
Raymond Hitchcock testified in New York on June 10 denying impropriety with two girls, Helen von Hagen and Elsie Voecks, as he took the stand in his own defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitchock
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Helen von Hagen
Elsie Voecks
Embezzler Arrested in Amsterdam Linked to NYC Office Theft
Jacob Cohen once employed as cashier and bookkeeper for the Metropolitan Tobacco company has been arrested in Amsterdam on charges of stealing $20,000 from the firm. The case ties a New York office to the alleged embezzlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob Cohen
Metropolitan Tobacco Company
Amsterdam
Holland
Steps on Tack Is Dead
Mrs. W. Van Werden wife of Dr W Van Werden a prominent Des Moines physician died yesterday from blood poisoning after stepping on a tack in Des Moines Iowa June 7 1900 context shows the obituary note and cause of death based on the readable OCR text
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Des Moines
Iowa
Woods Case Nears End as Phelps Pleads Guilty
In St Paul on June 10 Clinton B Phelps president of the defunct Wisconsin Grain and Stock Co pleaded guilty to using the mails to defraud and received the maximum $500 fine. The government moved to drop indictments against George W Wood Martin P Quigley Bruce Tuttle and A W Brown leaving Quigley to face a perjury charge as the sole remaining incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Wood Brothers Et al
Clinton B. Phelps
Wisconsin Grain and Stock Company
Page Morris
United States District
Charles C. Houpt
George W. Wood
Martin P. Quigley
Bruce Tuttle
A. W. Brown
Houpt
George Wood
Postmasters Convention Opens in St. Paul Minnesota
Postmasters and postmistresses from across Minnesota converge in St. Paul for their annual convention. About 250 attendees gather at the federal building as the session opens and officers will be elected this afternoon. President William Kaiser of Faribault presides, with brief remarks from Rep. Stevens, Rep. Nye, and Rep. Tawney on past work. J. T. McCleary of the Post Office will speak today alongside Senator Clapp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minnesota
Federal Building
William Kaiser
Faribault
F. C. Stevens
Nye
Minneapolis
Tawney
Winona
Bankers urge new laws at joint state meeting
Group 1 of Minnesota and Group 7 of Wisconsin bankers met in La Crosse to hear speeches by Representative John J. Esch and George E. Roberts among others on financial issues. Minnesota backs removing the state bank examiner from politics and shifting to a salary basis and favors bills to reform legislation and a law protecting banks issuing certificates or pass books to parties or survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wis
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Died in His Buggy While Grieving for Wife in Iowa Trip
Rushford Minnesota June 10 Peter Miller a wealthy Southern Minnesota business man and stockman died yesterday in his buggy during a trip from his home to West Union Iowa. Death was due to apoplexy believed caused by grief over the recent death of his wife from a sudden attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Rushford
Minn
West Union
Iowa
Peter Miller
Victory for bosses ends La Crosse plumber strike
The La Crosse plumbers strike ending after a month returns workers individually to jobs. All local shops were union before, but open shop will be maintained moving forward, signaling a complete victory for shop owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse, Wis
la Crosse
State Officers Named by Drys at Prohibition Convention
At the Prohibition state convention the following state officers were nominated: Governor Dr. George D. Hazzard of Minneapolis. lieutenant governor T. J. Anderson of Belgrade. secretary of state J. F. Damon of Winnebago City. railroad and warehouse commissioner F. F. Lindsay of Minneapolis.
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Drys
Minneapolis
George D. Hazzard
T. J. Anderson
Belgrade
J. F. Damon
Winnebago City
F. F. Lindsay
Crop Prospects Improve in Albert Lea Area
Cessation of rain has greatly improved crop appearance in Albert Lea Minnesota. Continued fair weather is expected to be greatly beneficial for crops in the region.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Woman Convicted of Bigamy in Kenora Court
Mrs. Emma Exstrom was found guilty of bigamy by a provincial court jury in Kenora Ont. and sentenced to one month in jail. The Spooner Minnesota report confirms the verdict and sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spooner, Minn
Emma Exstrom
Kenora
Ont
Steamer City of Montreal Ashore Near Long Sault Rapids
The propeller City of Montreal of the Montreal Merchants line ran aground near the Long Sault Rapids below Ogdensburg New York. She carried forty passengers and 600 tons of package freight.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
Propeller City of
Montreal
Montreal Merchants Line
Tragedy in Portsmouth Man Kills Sister-in-law then Ends Life
In Portsmouth Ohio on June 7 Charles Webb a laborer shot and killed his sister in law Mrs Lucy Webb and then shot himself The motive remains unknown and the incident is being investigated by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Self
Portsmouth
Ohio
Charles Webb
Lucy Webb
Prohibition Not Feasible Says Arthur Brisbane
Arthur Brisbane told Milwaukee brewers that prohibition is not feasible or possible and urged open confrontation with reformers while urging cleanup of disreputable saloons. The conference included discussion of resolutions favoring municipal cooperation with brewers to wipe out immoral dens.
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Milwaukee
United States Brewers’ Association
Leibmann
Anti-saloon League
Justice Brewer
H. B. Scharman
Brooklyn
Association
Arthur Brisbane
New York
EB. J. Giddings
Oklahoma
Gidings
Crawford Leads as Crawford Wins GOP Senate Nomination
Sioux Falls dispatch shows early returns indicate Gov. Coe I. Crawford leads incumbent A. R. Kittredge for the Republican U S Senate nomination by about 8000 votes though totals are incomplete. Vassey appears set for governor while Burke and Martin seem favored for Congress. Black Hills returns awaited.
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Kittredge
Sioux Falls
S. D
Coe I. Crawford
United States
A. R. Kittredge
W. G. Vassey
Watertown
Crawford
Burke
Martin
Congress
Black Hills
Dunn County Dairymen Aid Cow Testing Drive
In Menomonie Wisconsin on June 10 the Dunn County Dairymen and Stock Breeders association reports progress organizing local cow testing groups. Only three routes of a creamery company show 3861 cows listed for testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menomonie
Wis
Dunn County Dairymen’s and Stock Breeders’ Association
Storm Rips Guthrie Oklahoma Causing Structural Damage
A terrible wind storm with a cloud burst struck Guthrie Oklahoma early yesterday morning. No lives were lost and no serious injuries reported though upper stories of tall buildings suffered damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Oregon Democratic convention endorses Bryan for president
The Oregon Democratic state convention met in Portland and elected four delegates at large plus two delegates from each congressional district. It passed a resolution endorsing William Jennings Bryan for the presidential nomination.
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Oregon
Four Year Old Drowns in Lake Chetek
Tot Wa G Malcolm drowns in Lake Chetek while playing in a boat house near his Chetek home. Parents Dr and Mrs Malcolm are devastated as investigators review the accident near the family residence.
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Tot
Chetek
Wis
Wa G. Malcolm
Lake Chetek
Malcolm
Boy Instantly Killed in Wisconsin Gun Accident
Black River Falls Wisconsin June 10 eleven year old Floyd Sprester son of Mr and Mrs John Sprester was shot and instantly killed while he and a play mate examined a gun Local authorities investigated the tragedy and cautioned about handling fire arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
Wis
Floyd
John Sprester
Gas Struck 141 Feet Deep Near Westhope Farm
Gas has been struck at 141 feet on the Smith farm five miles southeast of Westhope North Dakota. The discovery comes in broad daylight and is expected to aid local operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westhope
N. D
Smith Farm
Confederate Veterans in Session in Birmingham
Birmingham crowds swell for the United Confederate Veterans reunion with an estimated 25,000 visitors and about 8,000 veterans present as the gathering opens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Confederate Veterans
Birmingham
Ala
United Confederate Veterans
Bankrupt Shoes Merchant Sent to Federal Jail
Louis Gilbertson, a bankrupt shoe merchant from La Crosse, is in custody after being charged with making false reports to the bankruptcy court. He was moved from Dane County jail to Eau Claire and is held awaiting trial before Judge Sanborn in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Gilbertson
la Crosse
Dane County
Eau Claire
Sanborn
Illinois Supreme Court denies rehearing on local option law
The Illinois Supreme Court refused to rehear a case upholding the local option law as constitutional. The ruling leaves the original decision intact and maintains the legality of the measure challenged by opponents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Supreme Court
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Ladysmith
United States Supreme Court
S. N. Fellows
Iowa City
Upper
George and
Scott Burke
Adams
Neb
Hooper Creek
Decatur
Joseph Sewell
Sewell
Elsie
Robert Miller
Leeper Island
South Bend
Ind
Ocean Parkway
Coney Island
Cedar Falls
Mary Romheld
Miss Romheld
Hamburg
Norfolk
Hooker
Ministry of Railroads
Italy
Argentine Republic
Brazil
Gaston P. Philip
Frank Macaboy
Peech Hargis
Jackson
James Hargis
Charles Holstein
Burlington
M. J. Tobin
C. G. Richie
Louisville
Ogden
Oakland
Cal
San Quentin
Orthan Huppen
Ox Bow
Barnee Laidlow
Laidlow
Huppen
Imperial Court
Leipsic
Herr Schiwara
George E. Chamberlain
Charles W. Fulton
Chamberlain
Henry M. Cake
Mexican Congress
Republic
Canadian Pacific
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Grundy County
Stevens Thomson Mason
Michigan
Capitol Park
Detroit
T. W. Palmer
Mason
Anna
Helie
Embezziler
Brewers
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