Wisconsin dispatches of grisly murders and vanishings
Brief Wisconsin notices tell of a man who shot his brother’s wife and then himself, a missing schooner Rosebud on Lake Michigan with four men and a girl aboard, and a coroner's inquiry. Other items report a fatal sudden death, a jailed man sending his children to school, a Chicago heiress villa sale, and local court actions in Racine, Fond du Lac, and Wausau with multiple mysterious deaths and disappearances.
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Welaebd
Rosebud
Marinetto
Coynty
Henry M. Lula
Lual
Wi Ul Watu
George Cota
Bulle Vora
Lortuero
Marinette
Lavhoygan
Lake Michigan
Cota
Howellity
Stephen Mengell
Jude Haily
Leimer
Florence
Ohio
Racine
Common Council
Standard Off
Common Cour
Losatel Mear
Case Company
Thiy County
Milwaukee
Phillip Batley
Hermania
Waupun
Huw Dalley
Stevens Point
Portage County
Jennie
Harrow
Hushand
Jennie Harroun
Jovener
Walter Iagroun
Harroun
Richart Bentley
Warraun
Walter Farroun
Colombia protests U S recognition of new republic
Colombia, through its chargé d affaires Dr Serrán, formally protests Washington's recognition of the new republic in Poname. The protest objects to US orders aimed at suppressing the revolution and reclaiming territory, and criticizes United States interpretations of the 1846 treaty.
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Washington, D. Gy
Colombia
Sjerran
Repubic
United States
Conflict over Katzer seat in Milwaukee archbishop pick
United States church reports show heated contest for Milwaukee archbishop post. Green Bay Bishop Messmer is a leading candidate but faces strong opposition over German influence. Local appointee options favored, while Rome weighs Cardinal Gerli’s guidance before final submission to the congregation. A Brazilian and American cardinal rumor also swirls ahead of the consistory.
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Green Bay
Milwaukee
Rome
United States
Congregation of the Propaganda
Ceme
Messmer
Bishan Messmer
Aea
Gertl
Provoganda
Brazil
Ryan
Ireland
Samuel Parks speaks on graft and union abuse in New York
In New York, ex-delegate Samuel Parks sentences for embezzlement reveals a critique of labor graft. He accuses employers of colluding with unions to extract money via fines, back pay, and waiting time, naming profiteering and coercive practices that he says harm workers and fuel graft. He urges unions to cease such finance practices to curb graft.
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New York
Samuel Parks
Housesmiths' and
Bridgemen's Union
Shem
Sears
Sweeten Alaskan Award Controversy Ends in London Banquet
London November 11. Lord mayor hosts a banquet honoring the king's day. Sir Balfour speaks amid a settled dispute described as a great controversy. Choate and Balfour note progress in the matter as relations appear improved.
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Balfour
Choate
London
Lord Wayer
Sir
Boys Quarrel Ends in Gunfire Deaths in Monongahela
In Monongahela Pennsylvania on a November night Deel Flurry age 13 shot and killed James Murphy age 12 and wounded John Johnson age 11 during a dispute over who would use a gun. Flurry is jailed, Johnson received hospital care, and police report the boys argued and Flurry shot.
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Monongahela
Deel Flurry
James Murphy
John Johnson
Sconery Hill
Florry
Johnson
Mor Ty
Flory
Murphy
Jonason
Murphy Florry
Jonasen
Sid
Tor
Taunton Boy Shoots Schoolmate in Tragic Fatality
In Taunton Massachusetts Walter Bassett, 11, shot and killed Peter Clark, also 11, after an alleged quarrel. Bassett returned with a shotgun and fired from about ten feet away, the head blown apart. He fled but was arrested, bail set at 10000, while the dead boy’s father urged liberty for the killer.
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Taunton
Mass
Walter
Basset
Peter Clark
Bassett
Ma Latier
Clark
Baggett
Teachers Adjourn In JoNet Illinois Meeting
The Northern Tillall Teachers' association adjourned with the next meeting set for Storing. The brief note records the adjournment and upcoming gathering.
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JoNet
Northern
Tillall Teachers’ Association
Alaskan decision praised as a boon easing Anglo American tensions
Ambassador Choate praises the Alaskan decision as not harmful to Britain and a great benefit to both the United States and Canada. He frames the resolution as a happy ending to a controversy that could have bred distrust between English speaking peoples. Justice Alverstone is honored for courage and duty.
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Great Britain
United States
Canada
Chonteaigo
Choate
Alverstone
Reciproc ity The Oely Business
Washington on November 9 the senate leadership signaled a shift to limit debate to the committee on ways and means and related subcommittees, as the session opens. The chamber will only consider reciprocity with Cuba while other topics may be debated if time permits. Senator Aldrich pushes his currency expansion plan to finance committee for review.
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Washington
Cannon
Aout
Senate
Aldrich
Lili
Fide
Annual Union Convention Opens in Wilseley
Huston Nov 1 The annual convention of the American federation vot taker opened in Wilseley yesterday and will likely run at least fourteen days. President Samuel Gompers delivered the annual address to the delegates amid applause and a standing ovation. Frank Morrison, secretary of the federation, called for unity as discussions touched on federation finances led by John B. Lewis.
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Huston
Qad
Priests Press Suit Against an Alleged Embezzler
A petition was filed in the U S court today against Casper Trust, a former capitalist and promoter now jailed on a forgery warrant. Petitioners include Stephen Trant Raeine A Lindefell Wranklyn and John C Willson Watsonville California. The two named defendants are believed to be Catholic priests.
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St. Paul
Upley
United States
Casper Trust
Stephen Trant
Raeine
A. Lindefell
Wranklyn
John. C. Willson
Watsonville
Anarchist Turner Ordered Deported by Circuit Court
New York reports Judge Lacomi of the United States circuit court ruled in favor of deportation for English anarchist Joan Turner. Turner failed to halt removal via habeas corpus and must stay in custody on Ellis Island while appeals proceed, with an appeal to the Supreme Court expected in Washington.
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New York
Nov. S
Joan Turner
Lacomi
United States
Yesternary Turner
London Slang Gloss From Rit a Social Chronicler
Rita, Lay aon's social chronicler, pens a critique in the Gentewoman of slang heard at réslai rants and grand stands. Readers glimpse terms like mart slang Dwerest for dearest iskie for isquat ing expic for expensive teagie for a reason a nightie and other curiosities show the evolving urban jargons amid elite circles.
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Rita
Lay Aon
Salled
Salled & “Tmaneman
Mr. Shaw
Hawaiian Forests on Edge of Destruction Topic
The Hawaiian territorial government plans to appoint a U S forest superintendent to establish a system of forest preserves and oversee planting on public and private lands. Aims include preventing soil erosion, regulating water supply for irrigation, and safeguarding the sugar industry’s prosperity through protected forests and controlled grazing.
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Washington
Hawaiian Islands
United States Barens of Forestry
William Ly Tall
Busca of Forestry
Hall
Pacific Coast
Milwaukee meeting elects officers of Collegiate Alumnae
Mrs Philly Ni Moore of St Louis chairs the General Federation panel and one of the women managers of the world fair was elected president at the Association of Collegiate Alumnae gathering. Laura D Gill of Barnard College became general secretary while officers included Florence Cushing Julia J Tretease George H Noyes Annie Emery Anns Palen Marion Talbet Blya Young and Caroline Hazard delivered a memorial for Alice Freeman Palmer. Professor Henderson urged a national university open college for professional instruction and public service training.
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Milwaukee
Philly Ni Moore
St. Louis
Jooa!ricunial
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Association of Collegiate
Laura D. Gill
Barnard College
Florence Cushing
Boston
Julia J. Treteasé
George H. Noyes
Annie ©. Emery
Providence
Anns Palen
Germantown
Marion Talbet
Tago
Burger
Blya H. Young
Springfield
Mass
Caroline Hazard
Wellesley
Alice Freeman Palmer
Hazard
Henderson
The
Univy of Chicago
Two Boys Hit Dynamite, Facing Fatal Injuries
Hubuque Nov, iQ-brank Oakleaf and Pf. Lymburner, aged 10 and 18, were playing near a grairy and found a can of dynamite. Thinking it powder they struck a lit match to it. The explosion hurled them into the air and severely injured them, with officials saying they will likely die.
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Hubuque
Brank Oakleaf
Pf. Lymburner
Ban Patch Breaks World Pacing Record at State Fair
Memingham Alabama November 17 Dan Patch shattered the world pacing mark on the half mile trek at the state fair grounds yesterday afternoon. He clocked a mile time of 20.34 seconds surpassing previous records.
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Ban Patch
Memingham
Ala
Dan Patch
State Sair Grounds
Two Million Dollar Failure Hits Leaf Tobacco Firms
Madison warehouse firms tied to Sutter Brothers collapse after receiver appointed in Wisconsin. Assets estimated in millions, with banks in Madison and Janesville involved. Chicago based Cramp Brothers also files for bankruptcy, linking to broader leaf tobacco failures.
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Madison
Sutter Brothers
Dackolan
Wisconsin
Janesville
Wisconsin Leaf Tobacco Co
Mlinois
Chicago
Amsterdam
Holland
Havana
Cubs
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Soldiers Grove
Cambridge
Oteé
Lamb, Richmond
Lamb & Jackman
Romanza Bunn
United States District Court
Ralph W. Jackman
Grove
Unite States Court
Sali
Dales of
Jeaf Schacco
Teceiver Jackman
Possugsidt
Sutter Brochess
Ehaone
Jackman
Tooney
Maulson
Frank J. Coll
Plearncy
Shen
American Cray Company
Megiver
Windy City
Fim
Louis Sutter
Delevan
Cramp Brothers
Leat Tobacco
Cramp
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Willidet
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Lisa
Selino
Cotfir
Kenostia
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Anos J. Snell
J. G. Yeager
Racine Masons
Racine Commander
Usvé
Wausau
Brokaw
Bes
la Crossa
Kate Jehlen
Independence
Fond du Lac
Louisa M. Dickson
Crescent Opera House
Katzer
Sweeten
Hawaii
Sutter Grothers
R. W. Jackman
BIG Wisconsin Creditors
Tobatea Company
Soldiers' Grove
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