Wisconsin Supreme Court Orders New Trial in Insurance Case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court orders a new trial for Eliza French against Fidelity and Casualty Co over a $5,000 accident policy. The decision questions statements about chronic bronchitis and cites an unusual set of facts from a 1903 train accident that led to a death two weeks after injury. The ruling also calls for a new trial in a separate railway injury suit and discusses local political seating and a real estate commission dispute in Madison.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Eliza
French
Fidelity and Casuasity Company of
New York
Miss French
George G. French
Wisconsin Central Railway
Marshfield
Tower Court
Ductice Bashford
Supreme Court
Lettie M. Rowley
Mather
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Dlather
Cae, Co. Ald
Charles Trask
Trask
O'Neil
O'Neill
Martin O'Keefe
Stephenson
State and
Gilman Streets
O'Keefe
Made in Germany Cars Dominate Commercial Use Across Europe
German automobiles flood commercial fleets and public vehicles with Made in Germany branding. English demand remains strong, taking 38 to 400 machines per order, mainly omnibuses and heavy carriages. A British parliamentary proposal for high import duties threatens the outlook.
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Germany
England
Great Britain
Automobile, Magazine
Journalist Joseph Howard Jr. dies at 75 in New York
Joseph Howard Jr. a noted newspaper writer died last night in the Hotel Nevada at age seventy five. He once authored a Lincoln era proclamation hoax seeking half a million troops and tied to publications by The Journal of Commerce and The World. He was jailed at Fort Lafayette amid a government seizure of the papers.
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New York
Joseph Howard Jr
Nevada
Howard
Lincoln
Journal of Commerce and the World
Fort Lafayette
Henry Ward Beecher
Beechers Church
May acquire railroads in Nova Scotia
A resolution unanimously passed by the provincial legislature urges the dominion government to acquire all railway lines in Nova Scotia and add them to the intercolonial system as branches. It proposes purchasing the roads at their original cost and current earning capacity.
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Airfax
M.S. Anvil
Dominion Government
Nova Scotia
Receiver for Fraternity In Michigan City
Ex congressman Horace G Snever of Port Huron has been appointed receiver for the United Home Protectors Fraternity of the city where Supreme Librarian W L Wilson admitted embezzling more than 375 990.
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Snever
Charce
Michigan Society
Associated Press
Port” Huron
Mich
South Bend tightens liquor and vice laws after mayor's crackdown
In South Bend Indiana mayor Fogarty has enforced all liquor gambling and vice laws with strict measures. For the first time in two years the city is enforcing vice laws and aiming to curb illegal activities.
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Associated Pres
South Bend
Ind
Mayer Fogarty
Anna Gould to Wed Prince de Sagan in Paris Suit
Atlantic press reports Mme Anna Gould plans to marry Prince Boni de Castellane's rival, Count de Sagan, in France soon after her April departure. The Gould family disputes her plan, citing a codicil in Jay Gould's will that could cut her share if she marries without consent.
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Assoitatsd Pressy
New York
Apuy
Helle de Lacan
Anpi
Gould
Ila
France
de Sagan
Theo
Helen A Gould
Fran
St. Regi
Mme. Gould
Jay Gould
Maria
Count Boni de Castellane
Paris
Fieht
Declards
Mme
St. Rees
Euray
Princer de Sagan
Mme Gould
Hef
Helen Gould
Prince de.Sdgin
Condett Brothers
Bungeis
Oler
Mme Anna Gould
Bonn
Amusements: Uncle Tom Cabin at Crim Opera House
The Grand opera house hosts Uncle Tom Cabin with street parade and performances by the Finra Devon company a major midwest troupe. Ralph is appearing in Strongheart Tuesday April 7, promising strong entertainment with elaborate costumes and mounting.
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Toma Cabin
Ile Crim Opera House
William Kibb
Finra DeVon
Muiddle West
Grand Opera
Prominent Prohibition Lawyer Praises the Elixir of Life
Ainger, a noted prohibitionist, endorses Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a medicine. He notes his own age, longstanding opposition to intoxicants, and personal relief from dyspepsia after using the whiskey, asserting it has benefited his health and lengthened his life.
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Alt. Ainger
Duffy
Mr. Ainger
Duffy’s
Dulfy
Strongbeat Promises Higher Trainipgh In New Stunt
The advertisement style piece notes Mr Stunt will present in a Farers in Roots numbers sequence at WH Ham Gade Milles College. It claims a stronger appeal than his prior works, with vividness and force to attract the college audience and football fame as part of the plot. Reminds readers of Chanterlain’s remedy praised by a family.
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Mr Stiart
College Ufe
Stunt Greit Srope
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