Acquittal shocks Mead murder trial crowd at Waupaca
Waupaca Wis. A sensational Mead murder trial ends with a verdict of acquittal for Sam Stout Tad Prior and Edward Bropson after a brief jury deliberation of about fifteen minutes. Indictments against accessory in the case were nolled. The courtroom crowd reacts with indignation though most expect the defendants’ guilt remains. The trial stretched weeks, draining the county treasury and involving extensive testimony and costly legal wrangling.
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Quades
Elis
Remus
Sam Stout
Tad Prior
Edward Bropson
Accessorien Nolled
Waupaca
Wis
Jay
Quarles
Waupica
Uestivus Dodie County
Foren
BADGERDOM IS BRIEF ANTERESTIG ITEMS FROM ALL PARTS OF THE STATE
A garbled state summary from Wisconsin reports varied local incidents. Debra Barnum of Chippewa Falls dies at an advanced age. Cooperstown church services noted. Widespread wrecks and thefts described in La Crosse and surrounding counties. A missing child search near Spooner. two are robbed of $100 near La Crosse. Police constable Jacobus loses $50 to a pickpocket. An opera house project at Chippewa Falls advances. A Bristol farmer found dead. suspected cause unclear. Paper mill and cigar workers face strikes. Ashland factories impacted.
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Debra Barnum
Chippens
Mats
Tenpie Jacobs
Eun Claire
Arthur Brawley
Et Yau
Brble
Duugher
Johnson
Spooner
Ig Liege
Herman Boerner
Tivine
la Cresscent
Pear la Crosse
M A A. Barker
la Crosse
Guy & Bargir
Burker
Roy
Fred. Ou
la Grasse
Fred
St. Bmuary's
Badne
Bedi
Lancaster
Rynen No
C.K
Thelne
Gilliam Delaney
Chippewa Falls
Adam Jacobus
Bowie Point
Main Street
Storm's havoc hits Cass County crops and officials
A storm sweeps Cass County damaging crops in the northern part of the region. Reports note disruptions across industries and local disruptions as officials address the aftermath. Names, dates, and precise locations are variably cited in the scattered dispatches.
Settlement Reached In Kiel Insurance Case
Oshkosh Wis July 3 probate court yesterday approved a settlement between the executors of Julius Kiel estate and Equitable Accident Insurance Co of Glacnutd to settle a $5 260 claim. Kiel took a $10 000 policy and was found dead with a gunshot wound. insurer denied payment citing possible foul play. A federal verdict was set aside and a new trial granted, leading to further suit and a receiver taking control of the insurer. Attorneys for Kiel widow and the receiver met in Chicago July 6 and agreed on the terms now pending approval.
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Conn
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New York
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International Cold Wave Company
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Kansas
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Get
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Millenny Commission
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Green Bay
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Mekinethon Smith
U. 8
Re ‘Alison
AL Naty York
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Red
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N.Y
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Bailey
Oshkosh
Tudge Clevelant
Yusterday
Bea
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Equitable Avctent
Lingurance Company
Glacnutd
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Kilel
Moribera
Kiel
Guleile
United States Court
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Trust Company Suspends In Nashua
The Security Trust company closed its doors this morning as deposits were withdrawn. The treasurer says the bank has capital and surplus totaling 280000 and expects to pay depositors in full, though the action ends current operations and unsettles customers until funds are recovered.
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Security Trust Company
Loss in Flames Destroys Ells Bros Creamery Brooklyn
Fire Wednesday night destroyed the Ells Bros creamery of Brooklyn. Loss runs to about SCANN, insured. Mike Reilly of Chippewa Falls has been arrested at that place and charged.
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Kan
Ells Bros., Creamery
Brooklyn
Ells Bros
Mike Reilly
Chippewa Falla
Placen
Woman Beaten and Bitten in New York Incident
Mrs. Julia Sonwell known as Dot, about 20 and with three children, was bitten again on Fulichestlle street and hospitalized at St. Vincent's. The case involves prominent Kansas City figures and a Chicago attorney Frank Collier, who claimed fame with Boom-dexy and vented wild boasts about creaking the mayoral election and a New Depot.
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New York
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Fulichestlle
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St. Vincent’s Hospital
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Guthrie, Co
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Frank Collier
Chicago
Colorado
Omaha
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Ashland Firm Northern Manufacturing Involves Fire Losses
The Northern Manufacturing company of Ashland has assets to satisfy creditor claims after heavy losses from a recent fire. The assignment lists assets at about $10,000 with liabilities unknown.
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Northern Manufacturing Company
Ashland
Ture
Supreme Court Rules On Labor Associations Power And Limits
The Minnesota Supreme Court issues a landmark ruling affecting labor unions and employers. It holds unions may act within limits but warns courts will oversee coercive or unlawful actions. Judge Mitchell highlights unions as powerful but potentially dangerous if misused and stresses clearly defined boundaries.
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Supreme Court
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Mide
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Saengerfest expense shortfall in Cleveland reports
Ten thousand dollars represents executive expenses of the Saengerfest over receipts. Tickets sales fell short of expectations. gate receipts would have reached about 19000 more if all seven concerts sold out. The committee faced a deficit, realizing a shortfall of roughly 19000 against conservative estimates.
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Cleveland
C. Tuly
HER MAMAIA'S JUDGMENT New York World
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P's Show Gloshed and Corbett Exhibitions Halted
Chicago reports a high level quarrel over boxing exhibitions on Midway Plaisance. President Iligrinvotham of the Erinet factory was accused of limiting Corbett's ambitions. Burnham says the order was ignored and awaits Wiggzinbotham's reply on enforcement. William A. Bradley seeks injunction to stop exhibitions. Judge McConnell denies, leaving Corbett compelled to perform as ordered.
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Corbett
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James J. Corbett
Vienna
McConnell
Forest fires threaten Ashland region. bridge burned near Minorsville
Fires race north of Ashland as Minorsville railroad bridge is burned forcing passenger trains to transfer traffic. Local crews battle flames while authorities monitor spread and coordinate detours for rail service continuity.
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Ashland
Minorsville
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