Italian lad loses leg in carriage wheel accident
An Italian nine year old, climbing onto a rear carriage in Madison, became entangled in a wheel spoke. His leg was crushed and amputated at Greenbush hospital. The accident occurred on Bassett Street near Johnson, as Mrs. Bream and Mrs. Boye drove slowly. Witnesses report quick aid from bystanders and doctors. The boy’s guardians and the two women expressed sympathy and ensured continued care.
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Madison
Joe Garona
KE. A. Breamn
J. M. Boye
Basseth
Johnson
Anc
John Mahoney
Mr. Mahoney
Greenbesh
Jackson
Win
Donorah Weely
Ayatelan
Onomenes
Boyd
Bright
Harper
M's. Boyd
J. M. Boyd
Bank of Wisconsin
Bredin
E. A. Dredin
University School of Music
Mathias Weber
Milwaukee
Aiso
Central
Board of Trustees
Milwaukee Policeman’s Pension Fund
There's a Goot Time Coming in a Cosmopolitan piece
The article describes a sensational vision of a female chemist artist in twelve sections who will transform the kitchen into a laboratory. It portrays a household space reimagined as a stage for scientific demonstrations and edible chemistry with rooms and devices set for experiments and surprising outcomes.
Big suit by stockholders against oil concern in Minnesota
Minneapolis October 21 stockholders C W Little L W Peterson and L M Crafts of this city and W J Johnson of Sibley Iowa filed a district court suit to restrain Star Petroleum officers from moving company books to Texas at the request of W B Brice of Mason City Iowa. The suit seeks an accounting of the officers actions.
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Minneapolis
C. W. Little
L. W. Peterson
L. M. Crafts
W. J. Johnson
Sibley
Iowa
Star Petroleum Company
Texas
W. B. Brice
Mason City
Welsh Miners Lured to America Face Detention in Philadelphia
Philadelphia October 20 Fifty or more Welsh miners courted by contract labor agents are detained in the city. Twenty eight people including a woman say they were duped and seek to return to Wales at their own expense. They report many others enticed by promises of good wages remain unaccounted for.
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America
Philagelshia
Beug
Wales
Prolific Coal Field Migration Report
The note references workers already heading to the soft coal fields and more laborers on the way to the country. It implies ongoing labor movement toward coal-rich regions as industry expands. Details on origin, destinations, and dates are limited in the fragment.
Roosevelt Denies Family Rift Over Postal Probe
Washington Oct 20 President Roosevelt dismissed rumors of differences with Secretary Shaw and cabinet members over the postal service investigation. He authorized a statement declaring there is no truth in any reported disagreement stemming from the Bonaparte and Conrad inquiry into charges against the postal service.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Betwen
Shaw
Calinet
Charles J. Bonaparte
Holmes Conrad
Explosion at Camp Sanger Shocks Fort Riley visit
Governor Bailey visits General Bates at Camp Sanger Kansas as a steam connection bursts between a dynamo supply and the boiler, lighting the officers mess tent. The event ranks as the most stirring occurrence of yesterday, with the explosion drawing attention for its heightened excitement.
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Fort Riley
Kas
Bates
Bailey
Kansas
Camp Sanger
Treasury Pays Own Expense and Roosevelt Portrait Unveiled
State Treasurer Kemp reports interest from Madison depositories for the quarter ending September. A photogravure of President Roosevelt was received at Grand Army Memorial Hall by Quartermaster Bird and will be displayed in the room. The president signed the register during his visit. a letter from Secretary Rood accompanied the portrait. General orders and circular letters from the Commander in Chief Hingis were received and sent to the G A R post.
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President Roosevelt
Grand Army Memorial Hall
Quartermaster Bird
Madison
Kemp
Roosevelt
Cne
Grand Army Museum
Rood
Gustatine
Adjutant Bird
Hingis
G. A. Roposty
San Francisco
Trial for Old Murder in Chicago
Accused killer Join Healy faces trial for a 17 year old murder in Chicago. Healy, linked to Kansas City and Manila cases, allegedly shot Pommeranz in Pommeranz rear yard during July 4 practice, as witnesses vanished and alibis formed. He later wandered, reappeared in Chicago, and was arrested amid Bam murders but not convicted.
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Chisago
Get
Healy
Waar
Meg
Berdinam
Pomeranz
Qe Latn
Ant
Bassines
Kansas City
Redmond
Roosevelt
Round Riders
Manila
Kansay City
Chicago
Pommeranz
German ambassador departs Washington for New York visit
Washington October 21 Baron Sternberg German ambassador leaves Washington this morning for New York whence he will travel to Germany. He carries a personal message of friendship and goodwill from the president to the emperor and Prince Henry of Prussia.
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Washington
Baron Sternberg
New York
Germany
Henry of
Prussia
Wilson Quits Walk to Alaska After Daring Tunnel
Rockford reports Wilson abandoned his cross country walk after a severe knee and ankle injury from a fall in the Igellewaet tunnel on the Cascade route. He had pressed through Madison and Rockford seeking work, but awaits recovery before further treks.
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Rockford
Jane Walker
Rover
M. Wilson Sv
Alaska
Vaprourer
Arctic
Robert M Willson
Durand
Wilson
Chicaga
Primier Mit
Cascades Mountains
Iligellewaet
Wilgon
Revelstoke
New Corporations Formed In Milwaukee Board Repor
The Standard Coal Co of Milwaukee formed with capital of 25000 in 250 shares of 10 each. Incorporators include M. Earl ing James Phelps and W A Walker. Another Milwaukee firm Kellner Co listed with publishing and advertising aims.
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August P. Kellner
H. C. Kellner
Martha P Kellner
Washourn Cooperative
Washburn
Bayfield County
Capital
Charles Peterson
Olaf Johnson
Ole, Thoreton
Gust Heglund
Soldiers’ Memorial Association of
Madison
Dane County
Standard Coal Co
Milwaukee
Glock
M. Je Earling
James Phelps
W. A. Walker
Neevel
ENNY
Maxwell
Kellner Co
Nebraskan juniors form university football team
A collection of campus notes reports that junior men at the University of Nebraska organized a football team. Dr Taft of Michigan dental department died October 16. Stanford will begin construction on a half million dollar library funded by Mrs Stanford.
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University of Nebaska
Taft
Dental Department
University of Michigan
Michigan
College Settlement Association
Nebra
California
Stanford University
Stanford
California A
Hearst's Hall
University of California
Supreme Court Hears Kiss Case Over Damages
The case Mora J. Barton v JE Broley from Clark County centers on a woman who sued after being hugged, claiming damages from unpaid kisses. A jury awarded $500 in compensatory and $1,000 in punitive damages, later reduced on appeal. the defendant seeks a new trial arguing errors in evidence and trial conduct.
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Madison
Supreme Court
Mora J. Barton
JE Broley
Clark
Couniy
Broley
Jane
Jaioe
Brey
Dangers of One Man Banking Lesson from Closing Banks
Bergh, fresh from Princeton and Montello closures, cites the Princeton case as proof of risks in one man banking and lax director oversight. A total deficit of 67,000 with 44,500 forged papers found. partial recovery hints exist. Leimer, cashier and major stockholder of Montello State Bank, is jailed on forged paper charges after a surprising arrest. Banks may reopen in altered form. stockholders to fund losses amid weak deposits.
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Bergh
Princeton
Montello
Ad Montello
Mr. Bergh
Chicago
Leimer
Dartford
Selmer & Co
Princeton Novelty Company
Princeton State Bank
Montells Senk
Tas
Catholic Kights of Wisconsin Benefit Case Upheld By Court
The Wisconsin Catholic Knights insurance claim was upheld in Emma Barry v The Knights, with the court ruling that membership rules bar payment when a member marries a divorced Protestant. Supreme Court Justice Wlaslow stated membership is voluntary and does not infringe conscience or worship, and contracts may require adherence to membership terms. The case originated in Milwaukee Circuit Court.
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Madison
Kalghes
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Emma &. Barry
James H. Barry
Barry
Milwaukee Circuit Court
Supreme Court Hears Wide Roster of Cases and Rulings
Milwaukee and state cases dominate the docket with rulings on education funding to pension disputes. The Wisconsin Supreme Court affirms and reverses multiple decisions, including the Milwaukee policeman’s pension case, and orders payment of funds to the board of education after a tax dispute. Also listed are laboring court actions, motions, and market summaries with agricultural prices and grain futures.
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Milwaukee
Sea—Supreme Court
Bown
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Luis
Joss Brlybea Walker
WELCH
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Oregon
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Cassaday
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Homstad
Wanley
Kratteyzk
Paly
Winslow
Eggett
Allen
Hine
Grant
Detter
Zillmer
Muench
Heinemann
Justice Marshall
Wisconsin Farm Land Co
Smilin
Hoan
City of
Racine
Wood
Chamber of Commerce of Milwaukee
Ringenoldus
Abresch
Justice Dotge
BurLach
Met
National Digiting Ca
Slebecker- Pereles
Leiser
Gravbacr
Rishter, I
Pereles
Heligiern
Katzer
Hansen
Laub
Risch
Trustees of Policemen’s Pension Fund
Keinstra
Greenbeck
L. H. Baueroft
G. M. Shouss
Troa
HeyncLal
C. Pf. Hunter
I. G. Winkler
Lentz
Eimermann
Act. Eimermann
C. B. Petry
Wba Hahn
Ysl Ge S
Ted
Micud Wutchers
Hoarl of Education
City of Superior
George B. Hudnall
Board of Education
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