Convicted of VarSoyne Crime Sentences in Wisconsin
Milwaukee news reports the Van Dyne post office robbery case defendants William Baelow, Ernst Baelow, and Allen Buttler found guilty on all counts. Judge Bunn sentences each to three years hard labor at Fort Leavenworth, noting first offenses and urging truth as Buttler appeals to divine judgment. Martinez era.
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Bunn
Allen Buttler J
Buelow Brothers
Prizon
Milwaukee
Wis
van Dyne Post
William
Erust Baelow
Allen Buttler
Thal
Considera Bu
Alen Battier
Hushand
Quarrel Over Dance Proceeds Hints at Arrests in Milwaukee
State news reports a dispute among Milwaukee Street Railway employees over funds from a dance intended to fund an Employes' association. Warrant threats loom as managers deny company involvement. Nearby items note a Lindstrom play actor's arrest for recovering a dropped bill, a Maguel Primm death by apoplexy, an escape from Oshkosh asylum, a Janesville banker’s critical condition, Corliss strike settled over back pay, and a Racine suit against a railroad for $15,000.
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Racine
Milwaukee Street Railway Company
Appleton
T. J. Salsman
Huger
Corliss
Wisconsin Best & Sugar Company
Faulkner
Wisconsin Beetd! & Sugar Comany
Racine Man Sues Railroad
Fett
Minraker
St. Pauls
Mattia Santovehi
Magnates in an Accident at Centralia
A local incident reports that prominent figures including K. Vanier, John Jacob Aster, and Raruhan were involved in a wreck near Centralia yesterday. The crash occurred as special trains traveled toward Clark County, with Centralia and nearby areas alerted to the event.
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Chicazo
K. Vanier
Carkondale
Hold Up La Crosse Farmers by Run on Bank Thugs
In La Crosse on October 28 Herman Schwitzel was robbed in daylight by four armed men four miles east of town. They attempted to steal from other travelers but fled when confronted. Police suspect the band is part of a Minnesota gang preying on rural deposits during a bank run.
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la Crosse
Herman Schwitzel
Schwiffel
Minnesota
CHIEF KEOKUK DIES IN OKLAHOMA SAC AND FOX ELDER PASSES
Guthrie Oklahoma October 2 Keokuk oldest Sac and Fox Indian died yesterday at his home at the Bac and Fox agency north of Prague aged 84 Keokuk Iowa was associated as a father figure to Keokuk Falls Oklahoma He came to the Sac and Fox agents 20 years ago Ofe Clothing Man Dies Chicago October 28 J Kuppenheimer president of B Kuppenheimer & Company is dead aged 75 prominent Chicago clothing merchant for nearly half a century
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Maguel Brimm
Meneath
Primm
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Okla
Keokuk
Bac and Fox Agency
Prague
Iowa
Keokuk Falls
Sao and Fox
Chicago
Kuppenheimer
B. Kuppetteimer & Company
Winter Naval Maneuvers to Consolidate North Atlantic Squadron
The navy department plans to consolidate the North Atlantic Squadron at Guantanamo in early December as part of the winter water maneuvers announced in Washington on October 28. Ships and units are scheduled for maneuvers under coastal protection and fleet operations during the consolidation phase.
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Washingston
Navy
North Atlantic
Guantanamo
Pair of Noted Criminals Held for Robbery in Superior
Charles Dennis and Paddy Flaherty, once linked to bank and post office robberies, are jailed in Superior Wisconsin for a post office robbery. Authorities suspect they escaped from Ishpeming train posse gunfight and fear James Packard may have aided them.
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Superior
Wis
Cobden
Madison insurance suit moves to Dane County court
The Wisconsin Insurance Department seeks to restrain the New York based Equitable Life Assurance Society from nullifying the state license. Venue transfer from Milwaukee to Dane County Circuit Court was granted. The case may proceed before Judge Stevens or another judge if an affidavit of prejudice is filed. New bank approved at Granton Farmers State Bank with $10,000 capital led by Marsh and Kurth among 39 incorporators. Supreme Court adjourned after arguments and will reconvene November 17 to hand down decisions on numerous calendar cases. Grand Army orders issued announcing elections and appointments from the San Francisco encampment.
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Madison
Eqguitatic Life Assurance Society of New York
Wisconsin’ Commissioner of Insurance
Wisconsin
TE. Ray Ste
Sturdevant
Milwaukee
Circuit Court
Dune County
Ludwig
Superior Court of
Stevens
Steens
New Bank
Granton
M. C. Deigh
Clark County
Farmers’ State Bank
Marsh
Robert Kurth
Joan J. Wright
Nelson Marsh
A. J. Knorr
Supreme Court
Brown
Gates
Rublee A. Cole
Milwaukee Ar
Policeman's Pension Fund of
Grand Army
F. A. Bird
Wisconsin Department
John C. Black
Chicago
San Francisco
Work on Hugh Canal Big Shipping Facility at Chicago
In Chicago on Oct 25 about 5000 people witnessed the start of the Hugh Canal project linking Chicago harbor with the Calumet River. Governor Durbin of Indiana pressed the electric switch to begin dredges, marking a boost to freight traffic south of Chicago. The canal will be 314 miles long, 200 feet wide, and allow vessels with 21 feet draft, with seven miles of dockage along the canal and 20 miles of bank facilities. Total cost is 700000 and completion is planned for 1805.
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Chicago
Calumet River
Fire in Ashland may be fatal loss 150,000 observed
Ashland Wisconsin October 25 a shore block building burned this morning causing about 150000 dollars in damage. Firemen rescued several people and others are feared dead in the structure.
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Ashland
Wis
Wlock
President Opposed Senate in Colombian Capitol Clash
Reports from Bogota indicate a major political struggle as open war is declared against President Marronquin. The transmitter notes the government forbids full news, while the house of representatives backs the president urging adjournment.
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Bogota
Panama
Colombia
A.cablegraca
Sinale
Marronquin
House of Representatives
Prominent Figures and Society News This Week
Ada Rehan fights to secure a $134,191 share from Austin Daly estate in New York filings, alleging improper payments of $34,599 to Mrs Daly. German writer Rudolph Von Geutschall receives 1200 marks annual pension from Leipzig authorities, seen as Germany boosts support for writers with modest incomes. In Lockport New York, Sarah J. Woder and Standard Oil heir Joseph P. Dadley wed after a noted courtship, while Miss Gerti Dinsmore and Charles Anton Yorlgon marry at the veterans’ home.
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Ada Rehan
Ausstin Daly
New York
Rudolph von Geutschall
Leipsic
Baron von Silencron
Germany
Sarah J. Woder
Lockport
N.Y
Noce
Joseph P. Dadley
Standard Oil Company
Dudley
Fowler
Hho
Wanpaca
Gerti Aie Dinsmore
Charles Anton’ Yorlgon
Veterans
Senator Stewart Weds Widowed Georgia Bride in Private Ceremony
William Morris Stewart, 76, Nevada Senator, married Mrs. Cone, a widow from Georgia, in a private Piedmont parlor with Rev. H S Bradley officiating. The ceremony followed a brief courtship after his long career in the Senate, and the couple spent the night at the Piedmont before departing for Washington. Stewart, first seated in 1864, is noted for his unshaven beard dating back sixty years.
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William Morris Stewart
Nevada
Congress
Depew
Platt
Piedmont
R. E
Park
Clark Bowell
H. S. Bradley
Methodist Church
Judge Norwood
Senate
Senator Stewart
Cone
Washington
Nadisom
Joel L. Billuys
Stewart
United States Senate
Butt
Wedding in Atlanta Honors Mrs May Agnes Cone of Madison Ga
The ceremony took place at a hotel in Atlanta on Monday. The bride Mrs May Agnes Cone widow of Theodore C. Cone and daughter of Francis S. Cone was married with Judge Thomas M. Norwood of Savannah as best man and the only other witnesses.
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Atlanta
May Agnes Cone
Madison
Cone
Theodore C. Cone
Francis S. Cone
Thomas M. Norwood
Savannah
Senator Spooner At Madison Home
United States Senator John Spooner arrived in Madison Sunday night and will stay until Congress convenes November 9. He discussed public business, noting the Glen Haven drainage project could shift the Mississippi current toward the Iowa side, potentially harming Wisconsin residents and property. the project was stopped under General George Gillespie and would resume only if Wisconsin interests are protected.
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United States
John Sroguer
Madison
Washington
Congress
Spooner
Milwaukee
Rome
Jasenisti
Snooner
Roosevelt
Glen Haven
Grant County
Mississippi
Department of Engineers
George Gillespie
Poisoning Case Opens in Stevens Point Wisconsin
The Fortage county circuit court opens with ten criminal cases. The lead case is Wisconsin v Jeanie Harroun for allegedly poisoning her husband Walter Harroun with strychnine on March 25. Prosecution says she bought the poison to rub into a sheep’s wool and served it at dinner. Experts weigh 3 to 4 grains total. defense cites natural causes. Witnesses note frequent quarrels and alleged affairs with Dr Murray. doctor testimony to be offered by defense.
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Stevens Point
Wis
Circuit Court
Fortage County
State of
Wisconsin
Jeanie Harroun
Walter Harroun
Gerhard M.dobl
W. W. Gregorr
EB. H. Rogers
Harroun
Eiter
Rogers
Jennie
Hirza Sherman
Walter
Murray
Plover
Oller
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Scattered Names and Figures
Fragments show references to Croesceug and Kansas City with damaged phrases describing injuries, a Saturday event, and unclear monetary figures like 1000 and 800 dollars. Names such as Ketcham and Netmey Baceba appear amid garbled text, with scattered place identifiers and dates.
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Croesceug
Kansas City
Croescéus
Netmey
Salinas Man Committed to Insane Asylum
In Salinas California Dex Ilverson was yesterday committed to a hospital for the insane after stiffing three of his acquaintances. The fragment notes the event occurring near Pacific Grove.
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Salinas
Cal
Ilverson
Pacific Grove
Aged Woman Struck by Street Car Injuries Deepens
Mrs Gabriel an elderly city resident lies at St Agnes hospital with both legs broken and a severe side rash after being struck by a street car at a corner. Doctors fear amputation of an injured limb due to age, while she says the motorman did not sound a warning bell. A similar fatal accident nearby occurred about a year ago to a little boy.
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Gabriel
St. Agnés’ Hospital
DeForest Wisconsin Elects Village Officers
In DeForest on October 21 a special election chose M Thorsness as president and a slate of trustees including E Newell A A Teojuim E M Rublee Dr F Moeller Nobert Heisig I B Clarke Clerk O S Hosum treasurer J Linde supervisor H G Karow assessor E Karow and constable A Schmidt with B Mowry and T L Woodford as justices of the peace. The result was close and contested with August Severson accusing unlawful electioneering and referring the matter to Harper Winterbotham and District Attorney Gilbert.
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DeForest
Wis
M. Thorsness
E. Newell
A. A. Teojuim
E. M. Rublee
Dr. F. Moeller
Nobert Heisig
1. B. Clarke
O. S. Hosum
J. Linde
H. G. Karow
E. Karow
A. Schmidt
B. Mowry
T. L. Woodford
August Severson
Milwaukee Retail Grocers' Association Forms New Corporation
New corporations listed include Milwaukee Retail Grocers' Association formed without capital stock to protect members against dead beats and smooth relations with wholesalers. Incorporators include Henry W. Schwab and others. Also Kraig Chemical Co and Evangelists' National and Industrial Aid Society noted, plus Standard Limes and Stone Co in Manitowoc County increasing powers.
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Milwaukee
Henry W. Schwab
Albert Meath
Smiler
Frank Schuster
Henry Fits
J. * Davern
Duartes A. Gesch
A. E. Ju
Peter Traut
Charlies E_ an
H. A. Lemmer
Samui Miller
Captain Greeling
C. F. Grozh
W.J. McKay
Standard Limes& Stone Co
Nanitowoc County
Rockford
Fatal duel ends in Danville quarrel over spade
Newton Hampton and Albert Schenck were involved in a quarrel in Danville Tl 27 day. Schenck struck Hampton with a spade, killing him instantly. Schenck saved himself by fleeing the scene.
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Danville
Newton Hampton
Albert Schenck
Schenck
Hampton
Schencke
Old-Time Telegrapher Bound Over for February Circuit Term
Racinel Myritus W. Miller, a well known telegraph operator with the Associated Press in various parts of the country, was bound over to the February term of the circuit court. Bell fixed at 2 was furnished. The argument for a new trial in the Ullman case was heard November 23.
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Racinel Myritus W. Miller
Prean
Circuit Court
Bell
Ullman
Buggy Factory Burrs Reported at Pontiac Plant
A fragment from a Pontiac Michigan report notes irregulars at a local buggy factory. The October item mentions fore wast two plant conditions and a guarded observer, with limited details due to damaged text.
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Pontiac, Mich
Bodter Ter
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Varsoyne
FT. Leavenworth
Jefferson
James Banks
St Beloit
Beloit
Garment Makers’ Union
H. Rogenblatt & Sons
Apateten
Drew. Alinleton
Frans M. Kelly
Youms
Dial
Neenah
Kaukauna
Jacob Hansche
Toberg
Frank M. Richardson
Racite Sattley Co
Sheboygan
Elkhart Lake
Sparta
Lindstrom
Sweden
Janesville
Thomas Mathen
Waupan
Cohneen
John Luck
Oshkosh Insane Asylum
Rack County Asylum
Dennis
Davidson
Hacle
Eagle
Waukesha
Flaherty
Ishpeming
James Packard
Judge Stevens
Dane County
At & Court
Hugh Canal
Georgia
Stuart
Senator Spooner
Wisconsin Statesman
Jennie Harroun
Saiz St. Lotis
Convendors
Willold
Acer
Rdeforest
Killa Man With
Spade
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