Three Men Charged In Murder Are Found Guilty
Report from Paterson New Jersey states Walter McAlster Andrew Campbell and William Rath were found guilty of murder in the second degree for the killing of mill girl Jennie Bosschieter on December 18. Jury of 14 ballots and judge Dixon presided. Public prosecutor Ninley argued the state proved guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.
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McAlster
Campbell
Ridge Dixon
Hoffman
Witthius
Ninley
Jennie Bosschieter
Saul
Indigo Dixon
Goffe Road
Tytal
Two Rivers To Build Municipal Water Works Plant
Two Rivers Wisconsin January 18 a contract was let to the F T Millet company of Chicago for a city waterworks and electric light plant. The bid covers thirty eight lights and forty seven hydrants at 60 cents each for twenty five years with a yearly cap of 4500 dollars. At term end the plant becomes city property located at the foot of Washington street near the lake front. The project has generated much discussion and close city scrutiny.
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Two Rivers
Wis
F. T. Millet Company
Chicago
A. Inglepardt & Co
Washington Street
Lage
Plucky Cadet Licked Em All at West Point Hazing Probe
West Point January 19. A congressional committee nears completion of its probe into hazing at cadet barracks and camps. Testimony covered fighting traditions and the West Point code with Cadet S Synch of New York examined amid sharp questioning of Gen. Dick and others, as officials assess whether reforms will follow.
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West Point
Congressional Committee
Military Academy
Military Court of
S. Synch
New York
Academy
The Great Sweat System Explained by Harvey Sutherland
Ainslee's excerpt presents astonishing claims on human perspiration. It cites medical authorities claiming millions of sweat glands and miles of tubing, with figures ranging from seven miles to twelve miles and one thousand five hundred nine pounds of yearly water loss, urging readers to pick any figure they prefer.
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Ynu
Harvey Sutherland
Ainslee
Wisconsin Legislature Faces Bills and Committees in Madison
Madison wires report a flurry of activity with Henry Overbeck of Sturgeon Bay proposing a prohibition on cigarette sales mirroring the Tenner Bee measure. Senate bills cut oil inspector fees, raise salaries, and criminalize rides on trains, while dozens of committees are named across judiciary state affairs and finance.
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Madison
Jan
Henry Overbeck
Sturgeon Bay
Wisconsin
Senate
Mills
la Follette
Assembly
Ray
P. A. Orior
L. M. Sturdevant
George Ela
W.W. Evans
Culese
K. Ly, Keene
C. Sarau
A. C. Dore
Geo, McMillan
C. L. Valentine
Geo. Spratt
H. Pomrening
W. W. Andrew
Alfred Books
Finance, Banks and Inc
E. A. Williams
N. EB. Lane
Chas, Barker
E. A. Miller
4. St
F. J. Prost
August Zitz
D.S. Brinton
N. E. Lane
M. A. McCabe
L. M. Sturdevans
A. R. Hall
A. C. Hansen
DS. Brunson
James Fenelon
D. Modgins
A. M. Gawin
Town and County Org
W. J. Middleton
PL A. Cardy
LeRoy i, McGill
Henry Johnson
DP. Hougins
David Evans, Jr
Ole Erickson
E. W. Whitson
J. Swenholt
I. G. Williams
A. O. Dodge
J. A. Young
J. L. Lennroot
Geu. Ankle
E. Smalley
LeRoy EB. BeGill
J.C. Karel
Jos. Willett
David Evans
W. Whitson
Gallaway
H. Miler
H. J. Schwedel
W. SE. Burdeau
H. E. Macuel
F. HH
Isteiger
Ray Stevens
Mosher
Rochen Businerk
House
Schater Roehr
Baehr
Board of Osteopathic Examination and
Miller
Whith
Rover
Green
Pawels
Office of the Supreme
Thos. P. Nelson
Uches' Hall
Whitehead
Assemblyman
Frost
Almond
Agricultural College
School of Commerce
College of Agriculture
College of Engineering
Farmers’ Institute
Lemront
Superior
Minnesota
Erickson
Otto
Shiloh
Bronson
Keene
Sunday Meetin' Mood and Small-Town Hesitations
A diary style voice recalls Sunday church routines and courtship nerves. The narrator plans a two mile walk to the meeting, noting family reminders about propriety, attire, and dating etiquette, while valuing the simple pleasures of strolling with Nelima and listening to birds in a rural setting.
Indiana Town Burns
Wabash Jan 19 The business portion of Roanne in the county was wiped out by fire last night The loss will be 43000 dollars
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Wabash
Roanne
Queen Unconscious in Comatose State at Osborne
Royal family gathers at Queen's bedside in Cowes as she remains unconscious in a comatose condition. End of life expected within hours, with Osborne attendees around the Queen. The report notes prior brief conscious periods and recounts swimming lessons unrelated to the royal situation.
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Cowes
Isle of Wight
Fan
Royal
Fam Uy
Osborne
Royal crisis and regent amid queen's worsening illness
The queen's condition deteriorated sharply with paralysis spreading to speech and feeding. Bulletin warned the monarch unlikely to survive the night as the prince of Wales acts as regent, with Emperor William in London. The report also recounts a personal anecdote of overcoming a sinking sensation while swimming and learning to stay afloat.
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Prince of Wales
Emperor William
London
How to Learn to Float by Malcolm W. Ford
Malcolm W. Ford, a former amateur swimming champion, shares practical tips on staying buoyant in water. He advises swimmers to lie on the back and float when fatigued, staying three quarters submerged to ease breathing, based on decades of teaching and experience.
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Malcolm W. Ford
Allaround
America
New York Mail and Express
Freneh Counel
Hante
Jagin
Christmas Debt Dilemma In Brooklyn Life
Mrs. Crosby teases Hiram about not spending a cent for Christmas while Crosby laments being charged for everything. The light exchange from Brooklyn Life captures a domestic moment of holiday shopping strain and financial strain.
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Hiram
The Misjudged Close at the Opera Rehearsal
A reflective piece praises immigrant laborers in opera productions, highlighting their hard work and dedication. The author argues against slanderous stereotypes, praising their artistry and daily commitment to rehearsal and performance. The tone defends dignity and honesty in the arts.
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New York
Aed Ite
John Glimer Speed
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Wanger
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Hy Youngs
H. Cleopaas
Franklin Jolugur
H. Schellenberg
Smith
W. L. Root
H. Pomrenting
B. AW. Steiger
E. F. Clark
B. Helland
J. R. Jones
John EB. Norton
Fred Price
S. D. Slade
J. W. Thomas
John BE
Norton
Jas, Fene- Jou
John A. Henry
John A. Haggerty
J. Miller
H. R. Molden
J. M. Barlow
J. A. Kity
Chas. Barker
C. A. Silkson
H. J. Park
Andrew Jengen
James Johnston
B.A. Miller
Mbner
Kit. Rasmussen
Geo
Ela
P. B. Keene
C. W. Gliman
Henry Anderson
Wm. Rogers
Fred Hartung
Clark
Mantel
EL Smith
W. F. Calfins
Ole K. Roe
Miner
H. Dahl
Gee
Rankle
Rainsworth
Cleoptas
H. Fenenfeld
Flaw
August Zinn
C, L. Valentine
Janus Gagnom
Stoyr
Menominge
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People’s Bank
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Teno
Yak
Barry
Maurice Cliford Johnson
Indiana
Victoria
Queen Victor
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