Binger Hermann Acquitted After 21 Hours Deliberation
Former Oregon congressman and General Land Office commissioner Binger Hermann was acquitted of destroying public records after a 12 week trial and 21 hours of jury deliberation. Justice Stanford reread the charge, jurors returned not guilty. Courtroom scenes followed with congratulations to Hermann and his counsel.
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Washington
Justice Stafford
Hermann
United States
Baker
Warship rivet holes filled with putty sparks congress talk
Boston mass April 29 congress man George B Waldo of New York key speaker at a mass meeting at Faneuil hall under the National League of Em ployes of the Navy Yards said warships built by private firms have rivet holes filled with putty wood and soap instead of iron rivets he cited several hundred rivets misworked in contractor ships. Washington April 29 rear admiral Hemphill relieved from duty to command the third squadron in Chinese waters he sails May 13 from Seattle with Lieut Mannix. Capt Richardson Clover named president of the board of inspection and survey. Philadelphia April 2 william platt pepper prominent Philadelphia figure dies aged 70 founder of the pennsylvania museum and school of industrial art helped win a 1878 act admitting free duty works of art to museums.
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Boston
Mass
George B. Waldo
New York
Faneuil Hall
National League of Employes
Navy Yards
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Washington
Resr
Hemphill
Board of Inspection and Survey
Pimjote
Pacific Jet
Seattle
D. P. Mannix
Richardson Clover
Philadelphia
William Platt Pepper
Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art
Mr. Pepper
Congress
Vergas Fire Destroys Village In Minnesota
Vergas Minnesota suffered extensive damage when a fire Saturday morning destroyed a large part of the village. Six Dustpees horses and the residence of C W Charlie were burned forcing the Charlie family to flee in their night clothes. News from Puerto Montt Chile reports eruptions in the Calbuca and Signé areas.
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Frazee
Minn
Vergas
Hee
C. W. Charlie
Charlie
Roosevelt Urges Peace Through Preparedness At Jamestown
President Roosevelt in Norfolk declares the republic will not be ruled by plutocracy or mobs. He welcomes Japan and urges rational international peace while warning that if war is chosen, it will be a shame. He discusses control of vast wealth to balance profits with public interest and preserve private property.
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Norfolk
Roosevelt
Japan
Grant
Lee
New York
St. Paul’s
Washington
Edwin Tate and accomplice flee toward Milwaukee
Chicago reports Edwin R. Tate, the so called gentleman burglar, charged with dynamiting a Peoria school board safe and destroying evidence against Newton C. Dougherty and others, is being pursued toward Milwaukee by Capt. O Briens detectives. Tate and Eddie Fay are nabbed by Englewood police but escaped before capture. Detectives planned a surrounding raid with six men ready to seize them in Milwaukee or intermediate towns.
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Chicago
Edwin R. Tate
Peoria
Newton C. Dougherty
Milwaukee
Fay
Dougherty
Tate
O'Brien
Englewood
City Hall
Tobin
Duffy
Milwauks
Pure Food Laws Defied By Meat Preservative Makers
Topeka April 26 Dr J Crumbine secretary of the state board of health says he has found in use a meat preservative from the east that contains charcoal and sulphur. The powder is claimed to avoid direct contact with meat but tests show sulphur dioxide gas is formed and absorbed by meat. Kansas inspectors are warned and the matter will be referred to Dr Harvey Wiley in Washington.
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Topeka
Kan
Crumbine
Kansas
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Washington
Mankato
W. P. McConnell
Foremer State Dairy and Food
Farmers’ Institute Corps
Jersey
Whitcomb
State Sanitary and Livestock Board
McDonnell
South St. Paul
Tiarry Dell
McConnellUt
Judges Hazel, Tl April 27 Oratorical Contest Turmoil
In Upper Alton on Shurtleff college campus the sophomores won an oratorical contest over the freshmen. Judges Mugan and Dey were tied to trees by angry freshmen and freed at dawn. Third judge Harold Johnston remained unmolested. Chrytraeus death in West Los Angeles noted.
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Upper Alton
Shurtleff College
M. Magan
St. Louis
E. M. Dey
Missouri Pacific System
Harold Johnston
St Louis
Fatal Bridge Haunts Minnesota News Headlines
News notes from St Paul and surrounding areas: a laborer found dead beneath the high bridge in St Paul after a suspected self-inflicted fall from its 180 foot height. Several prior jump incidents are recapped, with warnings about the bridge.
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St. Paul
Altream- Staines
Institutes Record High Attendance Across Minnesota
Mankaty W. W. P. McConnell heads state institute conductors, overseeing 69 institutes across a diagonal Minnesota territory from Red River valley to Southeast Minnesota. Total attendance reached about 40,000, averaging 472 per institute, a record. Other notes include a fatal saw injury near Williams and various local incidents and civic updates in Redwood Falls, Minneapolis, Royalton, Mankato, and Alden.
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Mankaty
W. W. P. McConnell
State Institute
Red River Valley
Minnesota
Redwood Falls
United States
Moses E. Clapp
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ernest Rennert
W. P. Randal
Secon Street
City Hospital
Royalton
Victor Sandy
Mankato
Vernon Center
Ralph O. Olson
Alden
Citizens' Bank
Olson
Benking
Order for Hearing on Apab Petition for Descent
The court orders a hearing on Ellen Werring’s petition for the determination of descent of Anson Piper’s lands in Brown County Minnesota. The hearing is set for Monday May 13 at 10 o clock in the forenoon at the courthouse New Ulm. Notice will be published weekly in the New Ulm Review.
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Minnesota
Anson
Piper
Ellen Werring
Ilinois
Isca Ny
Brown
Pipe
Seid
New Wiin
Poco
Oelack
Iris
New Uli Review
Wwelly
Brown County
Weal
Probate and Mortgage Notices From Brown County Court
Special Term April 12 1907 notices: proofs of will for Joseph Popp estate heard May 9 1907 at New Ulm. Johanna Popp petitioned for admission of will and letters testamentary. Also foreclosure: mortgage on Brown County land 1902 1907 notice of sale at New Ulm Court House May 28 1907. Assignee Conrad Sippel and attorney Albert Steinhauser.
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Minnesota
Brown
Joseph Popp
Johenna Popp
Erewith
Vrubaik
Johanna Popp
Siprae
New Ulm
Lew Ul
Said
Minn
John W. Kuate
Rose B. Kaste
Louis Rathje
Mortzagee
Register O
County of
So'clock
A. M
Louis Rathje Morgagee
Conrad
Sippel
Register of Deeds
Soolack A. M
Brown County
Court House
New Aliniu
Rendge
Sitn
Conrad J. Sippel
Mureage
Albert Steinhaugser
London Rowdies and Their Moors in Old London Tales
An extract describes historic London street disorder caused by the Scowters and Mohocks. It notes tavern raids, violence against proprietors, and public property damage. Royal proclamations, Peel's police reform in 1829, and later 19th century disturbances are sketched alongside attempts to curb such rowdyism.
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London
Vie Britishnny Review
Iigget
George TV
Robert Peel
Maranis
Wterford
Inc
Som Otter Mien
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Dlice Weet Brown Co. Bank
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W. Fritsche
Brown Co
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Wm. Pfaender Jr
Coprmeris &E
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Hanubuck
Munn & Co
Witeout
Scientific American
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Fis
Washinston
D. C
H. James
Calcutta
Rane St
Phila- Reipble
Binger Hermann
Waldo
Chile
Lima
Meru
Puerto Mont
Seaport
Signe
Eddie Fay
Ghytrauets
Los Angeles
Alexander Chytraia of
Chwedu
News OF Minnesota
William Mattoke
Omaha
Yarda
Peterson
Mattoke
Starves
LeSueur
Charles A. Roche
Ottawa
Felix A. Borer
John A. Monk
State Humane Society
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Gurer
Max Dirtel
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Arvid Doblins
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London Rowdies
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