Syndicate to Take Over MU Ownership
Unclear OCR fragment reports a syndicate plan to take over MU in a deal valued around 9B 3.5 090,600 dollars with capitalisation noted. Names and entities are unreadable.
17 Nov 1911
Page 1
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Newspaper
Marshall Statesman
Location
Marshall, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
1
Unclear OCR fragment reports a syndicate plan to take over MU in a deal valued around 9B 3.5 090,600 dollars with capitalisation noted. Names and entities are unreadable.
A man described as the assassin was caught after a killing that left one victim dead. The suspect, linked to tensions with his family, reportedly believed his mother and sister were trying to separate him from his wife. He was found at his father James Smith’s home near Allegan. The case appears tied to a year of strain and a failed attempt to keep the couple apart.
The body of Ruth Butter, about three years old, was brought to Charlotte, Michigan, for burial after drowning in a cistern in Jackson. The couple, John G Butter and wife, have already suffered the losses of two other children under distressing circumstances, one poisoned and one strangled, with the parents blaming Ruth for the deaths.
Fragment mentions a baby souk and a prank but lacks coherent names places or dates to identify a concrete event or source context.
Affidavits reveal Latta the farmer near Morgan Park claims an offer of 3206 to influence a bridge repair and Patterson’s manslaughter case. Two men, a prominent business figure and a wealthy non-resident, allegedly funded the bribe and a larger payoff could follow if Patterson is freed. Details hinge on prosecutors and trial testimony.
Margaret Betz of Detroit, recently living near Detroit, traveled to Battle Creek with intent to end her life. She died Monday night at her nephew Anthony Nadock's home after a failed suicide attempt. Authorities note she brought a shroud from Detroit, candies to burn, and letters for six relatives explaining she was tired of living. She left a key to her trunk and burial funds.
New York report states Mrs. Marie Macders Gateis wife of Rogalto Garcia manager of the Nuevo Leon RB and aunt of Mexican President Madero died in Rossercit hospital after an emergency operation for appendicitis.
Pittsburg voices debate on reform and statecraft. Leslie M Shirt criticizes unchecked governance while Dr Shaw warns about the ills of neglect and calls for steady leadership. The discussion touches postal savings banks and the government’s role in banking.
Fragmented report notes districts including Ainkden Kirin and Taitsikbas seeking autonomy under a new movement. Delegates convened in St Petershire to discuss constitutional changes and an end to the revolution, with leaders predicting further developments in Manchuria.
An Independent republic has been established in Shantung, China. The new state was formed without a strategy and water rights remain unsettled after the former governor Sing Fao Chi was elected head of the republic, according to American consular reports.
An account reports Chang Shao Tseng shot in London amid political turmoil. The text notes an appeal from Shanghai leader Wu Tue Fang to foreigners to compel the prince Terent to abdicate.
Nov 15 no word has been received from Captain Larsen since Sunday. He sailed from Buffalo to Detroit in a small motor boat and was seen near Port Dalhonsie Saturday noon. Friends fear he is caught in the Lake Erie storm that lashed the area from Saturday night to Tuesday morning while anxious for news from Detroit.
President Taft plans a special message to Congress to transmit the tariff board’s investigation of the wheat and cotton schedules. He will renew recommendations for parcels past and argues the middleman, not the tariff, largely drives high living costs.
Chicago November 15 writs issued by Judge Kohlsaat returnable Thursday in the ten packers indicted in the reef trust prosecution. Each bond set at 330000 with a hearing on the writ pending. Ogden Anvomr noted as a key figure in the case and the defense argued for low fees.
Reported talks warn a coal strike is possible when the present contract ends on March 31. Union demands include higher pay eight hour day and recognition of the union. Operators oppose the move and workers press for action before the Pennsylvan ia convention in February.
In Abilene Texas Mrs Matheson testified she was glad her husband faced no lasting harm. The letter she described claimed threats from the defendant. The court heard she feared a weapon was reached as the fatal shot was fired, and the crowded courtroom applauded the verdict.
Evan M Evans a railway employee used a tiny lamp to signal the New York Susquehanna and Western express at Warrior Run Pennsylvania and halted a northbound Lehigh Valley train loaded with 200 passengers after an obstruction of chained debris was placed on the track. Detectives say the plan aimed to loot wrecked cars.
The French tariff issue ends in a roll of 402 to 89 supporting the government's order on tar. Delcasse defends a three day debate with a vigorous speech urging the age limit of bowers from six to four years. Navy powder needs higher resistance than the army, and the government plans to secure such powder. New Haven reports Yale total registration for the term at 2824.
A damaged 1911 Washington statement circulated by Paul D Beattie Jr claims he never supplied a gun to his cousin Henry Clay Hearttie and denies involvement in the July 18 incident near Mayo fridge. The affidavit sworn before notary Walter C Blanderstatt in Richmond Va frames Beattie as an unwilling instrument in past events.
Chicago November report describes State's Attorney Waymen and his aide Reesley giving testimony in the Lorimer investigation. Reesley accuses Warman and others, while remarks touch on perjury charges, police matters, and unrest in the case's broader context.
Omaha reports another cold wave moving east with a blizzard likely to affect the central west. Rail lines in the northwest indicate a surge of cold air from Montana seeping southward toward Alberta by midweek, with shipments warned of pending freeze.
A damaged report from Havana dated November 16 references an outside jean plate near the Maine's port side and mentions a folded section toward the keel amid inside bottom work. The fragment alludes to an observed seam and possible inspection findings.
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