The Kissing Case Trial in Richland Center
At Richland Center Wisconsin in a full court James aged fifty eight denies kissing the plaintiff Mrs Stayton while she recounts repeated advances from him The testimony includes Mrs Stayton forty seven describing how James pressed kiss requests and tore her dress Sleeve officials note the plaintiff’s difficulties and jury and judge rulings follow James also accuses the Staytons of farm trouble The case is presented as a sensational matter with claims of blackmail and disputed conduct.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Richland Center
James Kiasing
Joe Arndt
Plaintiff
Traver
Mr. Jamies
Staytons
Mra Stayton
Mr. James
Park Sale Sparks Move to Use Neenah Site as Public Park
Special to The Northwestern from Neenah Wisconsin April 12 reports the Neenah S Behvuetzen society offering a lakeside park for sale. Winnebago Traction Co aims to buy it and convert the parcel into a terminal park like Oshkosh Elks. The site adjoins city water works with a dancing pavilion and other buildings. Local leaders consider retaining the land as a park with evening concerts. The local school debate and transit issues stir public discussion as union activities and a forthcoming papermaker meeting unfold.
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Neenah
Wis
Neenah Sbehvuetzen Society
Winnebago Traction Company
Elreirie
Oshkosh
Eliy Thay
Sam
Ir. Mayer Schultz
Profesk and Council Rm Sd
Elte
Elocation
Emmon Council
High Schox
Gromen
Ronnia
Incal
Fea Vohinker
Downs
Traction Company
Trace Dion Company
Wil de Dinusayl
James Carr
Train and Switch Engine Collision at Memphis Yard
At 7 o'clock this morning the northbound New Orleans Limited collided with a switch engine in the Titnold Central yards. The crash derailed a passenger coach, two baggage cars, the mail car, and second-class coach. Fireman William Goodler, colored, was killed. Engineer Charles J. Barnett was injured. Express Messenger William E. Pink of Cairo suffered a fractured skull and severe bruises. another man, believed to be a tramp, lost a hand and an eye. The passenger train ran about half an hour late. the switch engine crew thought it had already passed.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Reb
New Orleans
Indla Central
Titnold Central
Mall
Firend Wilam Goodler
Charlies J. Barnett
Express
Wlilliu EE
Pink
Cairo
Rebels seize American launch amid Caribbean clash
Chicago reports say Colombian insurgents captured an American steam launch near Bocas Del Toro. One crew member was killed and his body cast overboard. a U S cruiser moved to recover the vessel. The Taunton from United Fruit brought 4 insurgents to port as attacks against plantations continued. In Washington a cable from Minister Powell notes the rebellion in San Domingo Hayti has been crushed with few details.
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Associated Press
Chicago
the Tribune
New Orleans
Boras del Toro
Clon
United States
Taunton
United Fruit Company
Bocas del Toro
Toad Baracs
Bocas
Breeman, Braden and Company
Washington, D. C
Powell
Santiago
San Domingo
Hayti
State Department
West Makes Speech and Senate Confirms Postoffice Bill
In Washington the Senate approved the conference report on the post office appropriation bill while the House, in private pension day proceedings, passed bills for an additional circuit judge in New York and creation of the Petrified Forest National Park in Arizona. West of Missouri spoke against certain Chinese exclusion bill features, arguing immigration should not grant privileges without responsibilities.
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Senate
Venne
Washington, D. C
Mason
Illinois
Post Office
Quincy Railway Bridge Company
Mississippi River
Quincy
West
Missouri
Second Judicial Circuit
New York
Petrified Forest National Park
Arizona
House
Anti merger fight moves in Minnesota court
In St Paul April 12 the latest maneuver by Will's attorneys seeks to defeat service of the state of Minnesota's summons and complaint against Northern Ice Company president Lamer Hill and Norther road. A special term of the Ramses court will hear the motion next Saturday and challenge jurisdiction. The state claims the New 3 corporation is domiciled in Minnesota while James J. 111Ni’s Minnesota residence is personal and not subject to the case. The main question remains the validity of the state's complaint.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Ramses Tench
Uneasy Night Report From Chicago Hospital
A Chicago hospital reported an uneasy night for patient Liril Gav, with no further condition details available. Authorities note no changes in the patient’s status as of today.
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Chicago
Liril Gav. Jestone of
Wascersin
Aerionely
Mrs Harrison's Trip To Indianapolis Ends Visit
Vallejo California April Mrs Harrison widow of ex President Harrison has been making extended visit with her wife Lieutenant Commander Parker USN and has left for her home in Indianapolis.
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Vallejo
Cal
Harrison
Commandes Parker
Indianapolis
Whitehead Campaign Withdrawals and Backroom Plot
Washington insiders report no interference from Postmaster General Payne and Senators Spooner and Quarles in the Whitehead campaign while open to independent moves. A Wisconsin League plot allegedly aims to split the field with several league-sympathetic candidates to control delegates and nominate a different governor candidate against La Follette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Poskmnster
Payne
Spoones
Quarles
Andi Whitehead
Mogyrs
Pilater
Phmp
Hagemeister
Whitcheld
Petimoneal
Stalwvarts
la Bollette
Spooner and
Milwaukee
Whitehead
Barney
Secret State
Froehlich
Wattlehead
H. ©. Stevens
Miller Is Sane in Murder Case at Detroit
Associated Press reports in Detroit on April 12 that three alienists Drs Emerson Kennedy and Hitchcock found murder suspect Prof Joseph M Miller sane. He faces court this afternoon with plea of guilty expected and then likely to be sent to the penitentiary. Miller confessed to killing Miss Carrie N Jennett with a hatchet. The court appointed Chamberlain as attorney and the sanity question was to be resolved after the alienists report. Burnett case noted: Judge Baker stayed sentence to May 39 to allow appeal in a separate murder conviction.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Emerson
Kennedy
Hitchcock
Miller
Joseph M. Miller
Carrie N. Jennett
Recorder’s Court
Murphy
F. C. Chambrelain
Chamberlain
Allen Ist
Charlotte N. Nichol
Southern Railway
Chieaga
London
Michael Hicks- Beach
Joseph Chamberlain
Foreign Office
Bank of England
Ireland
Earl Cadogan
United Irish League
Supreme Court
Utrecht
Hollan
Dr. Leyde
Transvaal
Arong
Leyds
Klerksdorp
Europe
Christiania
Private Bank Robbed in Dearborn with Vault Forced
Private bank in Dearborn Michigan was robbed last night as bars were breached and cash about 1900 to 1900 dollars were stolen. The vault was wrecked and there were no clues. Explosion and gunfire frightened residents as robbers entered the money vaults.
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Associated Presa Mearborn
Mich
D. P
Latham’s Eye Bank
Maeer
Ind
Scx
Cain
Bishop Katzer Sails Amid Papal Chair Opening Remarks
The ceremony featured religious figures and officials including Rev MY Abbelin, Nev VReasath Gwekl Meg Rev. Tr. XM. Raley of Milwaukee and Hight Her C. 7 Mace of Covington. They gathered to congratulate the holder of the papal chair and note the commencement of the pontificate.
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Abbelin
Raley
Milwauke
Mace
Covington
Bad money at Appleton special to The Northwestern
Counterfeiters duped saloonkeepers in Appleton Wisconsin and other western town drinkers last night. A buyer planned a five cent purchase and passed a fake aluminum cent piece resembling the mint coin. Soper returned from Watertown with his daughter Miss Debian Soper.
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Te Mint
RH. Soper
Watertown
S. 1
Debian Soper
Maggio Released in Anarchist Plot Case
Antonio Mupgero, detained after the assassination of President Mekhin Joy for suspected knowledge of an anarchist plot, has been released by order of Judge F. W. See AL, on request of U S District Attorney W C Reid. The Meandrews Opera Company member Maggio had allegedly predicted the Merkinley general’s death months before the Buffalo shooting.
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Avagelates Jats
Albuquerque
XN. M
Antonio Mupgero
Las Cruces
Mekhin- Joy
Lfe
Maggio
Meandrews Opera Company
Merkinley
Buffalo
F. W. See
United States
W. CG. Reid
Murder in Decatur Aims to Rob Insurer in Tenement
AP dispatch from Decatur Alabama reports W J Polk prominent insurance man and relative of former President Polk found dead at a tenement entrance with skull crushed. Police believe murder and robbery, noting missing money on his person. Wounds indicate a blow from behind with a blunt instrument. Also from Helena Mont a lumberman is killed after a pistol duel. Charles Fisk shoots Nate Pierce after a fight and flees to Lewistown jail.
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Associated Press
Decatur
Ala
W. J. Polk
President Polk
Paul
Minn
Helena
Mont
Dignaich
Charles Fisk
Nate Pierce
Fergus County
Flat Willow
Fisk
Pierce
Lewistown
Lumber Jacke
Sash and Door Pool and Land and Cattle Company Formed
Forty five sash and door manufacturers from Pittsburg to the Rocky Mountains form a price alliance to stabilize rates, with meetings in Chicago and St. Louis led by W A Wade and John R Laing. Separately, Brooneston Land and Cattle Association formed in Maine plans 57000 acres in Cuba for supplying meat to Cuban plantations.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Tit
Inter
Ocean
Auditorium Hotel
Pittsburg
Rocky Mountains
W. A. Wade
St. Louis
John R. Laing
Palmer-Fuller Company
Cleveland
Kansas City
Vermillion County
The
Chronicle
Maine
Brooneston Land and Cattle Association
Cuba
Chicago capitalist dies in Texas and New York notices
Braumont Texas April 12 Lerry A uti prominent Chicago capitalist and politician died this morning from pneumonia after arriving to manage his affairs. Remains to be sent to New York. Also noted Silas C. Craft longtime Port of New York surveyor died today at his West Ninety-first Street home from heart failure. Railway magnates and officials linked to Chicago and Northwest lines mentioned.
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Braumont
Texas
Lerry Auti
Ifs
New York
Silas C. Craft
Nets York
West
One
Ity
McKinley
Maicanes
Whicagsdia
Atususdag Hospital
Oratorical Contest Honors In Northwestern Wins
The Northwestern of Winneconne Wisconsin reports an oratorical contest with Stejia Clark in first place, H Patterson second, Julia Taweon third, and Teesle Petersen fourth. Mr. Tenjas min Durkee travels to Minnesota on state commission duties. Taesday evening Mt ALD Shahan joins a missionary event at the German Lutheran church. Ela Williams returns to her school in Winchester after visiting her mother. Miss Margaret Reiley returns home for the eating vacation from her school near Tosten. Mrs Abeil hosts the Ladies Aid of the Free Will Baptist on Friday afternoon.
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Winneconne
Wis
Wienacho
Hephete Welherdsy Syemng
Uhe Audema
Stejia Clark
H Patterson
Julia Taweon
Teesle Petersen
Fearth
Tenjasmin Durkee
Mipegia
Sry
Epawnité &Asen
Ah Commission
Riots and Turkiye Frontiers Reported Across Europe
April dispatches describe Bulgarian attempts to join a general uprising in Bulgaria while bands threaten and invade Turkey at multiple points. Brussels reports police and army measures to curb unrest as coal strikes spread and debates over universal suffrage unfold amid cabinet meetings and Boer confederation talks.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Neue Frele Y
Bulgar
OL. Saupitot
Cantinu
Bulgaria
Turkey
Brussels
Partes
Sendarmes
Clvic
Mos
la Touviere
Mons
Two Divorces Granted in Espelit Court
In Espelit Court two divorces were granted. Mma Fink Benjamin Fiji amin sought dissolution on grounds of cruelty and mental illness. The complainant named Marisa in Sure Ist and others alleged mistreatment after marriage. The defendant allegedly refused to cooperate, and financial claims included alimony and support.
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Espevit
Mma Fink Benjamin FI Amin
Des Crurl
Mma Dahle
Marisa
Hassnes
Alxo Heron
Albert Stughen
Aeleraant
Ui Atiem
Bad Fire at Louisville Destroys Plant and Locker Room
A blaze started in the locker room of Ge Brathers Daimber company on Ap streets threatens the destruction of the pant and the Hin plant of the Ahrens and 11 Manufacturing company. Four alarms have been sounded. A high wind is blowing.
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Ap Asenciatas Preset
Teuseville
Ge Brathers’ Daimber Company
Ontap
Hic
Ahrens
11 Manufacturing Company
Smallpox Case Report at 3 Vinland Street
James Harra identified as the victim of smallpox at 3 Vinland Street. A wealth officer or witness presence noted questionable marks and unclear statements about the scene.
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James Harra
Vinland Street
Miss Gould's Money Builds Naval YMCA Near Yard
The $109,000 building for the naval branch of the Young Men's Christian Association, funded by Miss Helen Gould, near the Brooklyn navy yard, is 60 percent complete. Transfer of responsibility to Whitt is planned in two weeks, with formal dedication set for May 1. Secretary Long will address, noting the four story structure with a basement and roof garden in the Meench remards style.
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Associated Press
New York
Yourus Men's Christian Association
Helen Gould
Looklyn Navy Yard
Was Not Voluntary General MacArthur Testifies Before Senate
Washington April 12 The Senate committee on the Philippines opened hearings and questioned General MacArthur about relations with native forces and American troops during the Manila landing. The witnesses discussed reports that Aguinaldo cooperated and that Merritt sent an aide to Greene for Filipino arrangements. MacArthur testified that cooperation was not voluntary on the American side.
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Ly Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Curmuacl
Secretary of War
Tayabas
Batangas
Samar
Lagema
MacArthur
Culberson
Manila
Anderson
Aguinaldo
Manilla
Merritt
Greene
Last Services Held Before Lutheran Church Move
Tomorrow the Lutheran Christ Congregation will hold its final service in the old Church Street building as preparations for relocating begin. A wedding for John Boettcher of Ripon and Miss Minns Mallahn is planned for Tuesday at 7:30 PM, after which removal work starts. The tower and rear addition will be dismantled and they hope to resume services about six weeks from tomorrow at a lot on Central avenue.
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Lutheran Christ Congregation
Church Street
John Boettcher
Ripon
Minns Mallahn
Fevo
Central Avenue
Talmage Sinking Rapidly in Washington Condition
Rev Dr I Dewitt Talmage is sinking rapidly his physicians say this morning he is more profoundly unconscious than ever and steadily growing worse but might linger through the day in Washington D C April day reporting by Associated Press
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Associated Press
Washington, D. Cc
I. Dewitt Talmage
Oshkosh Telegraphic News and Features Summary
Oshkosh page highlights include telegraphic news on local incidents such as knocked out telephone lines, sport notes on Oshkosh bowlers and parochial scout honors, plus illustrated features on local life. Editorials and portraits accompany societal notes and a brief amusements section.
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Pace I
General Telegraphic News
City Newa
Oshkosh Trouters Plana
Oshkosh
Sporting Xenna
Pace F— Church
Pace Cy
Ushkesh Normal Studenta
Yorfenita
Oshkesh
Wisconsin
Prince of Wales
Rhodes
Oxfort
China Sea
Poblias V. Lansean
Sohita
Rew
Fire bug rages through South Chicago fires
A string of seven fires in South Chicago, including a barn, St Patrick's church, Willard Song and Bell forge, Washington Ice warehouse, Calumet theater, and a four story feed store building, caused about 50000 dollars in losses. A demented pyromaniac youth described as seventeen in a red sweater and derby hat is sought. In San Francisco a separate blaze from a transport Sherman cargo hold caused minor damage from spontaneous combustion in the sailors store room.
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Associated Press
Chicago
South
Chileago
St. Patrick's Church
Willard Song & Bell Forge Works
Washington Ice Company
Calumet Theater
Nichoas Schroeder
San Francisco
Cal
United States
Sherman
Government Dock
Strikers Suspected in Menasha Fire At River Street
In Menasha Wisconsin at 1 37 a m an unoccupied residence on River street near the Menasha Paper plant was destroyed by fire during a strike. The house owned by B Lawson carried about 500 in insurance. Strikers gathered shouting let it burn and a belief arose that it was set by strikers. The company said it never sought Lawson’s rental nor planned to shelter non union workers in the house.
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Menasha
Wis
Incendiariea Way
River Street
Menasha Paper Company
B. ¥. Lawson
Lawson
Hallou
Menasha Pater Company
Lawson Felatite
Oshkosh Waterworks to add filter plant in court action
In circuit court W G Maxcy receiver ordered to erect a 300000 gallon daily filter plant cost not to exceed 5000 dollars and lay 6000 feet of piping. Judgment against H Hansen for 476.98 to George Harding et al unsettled note dispute, bond required. Judge Burnell affirms Totals in Kerstall case. attorney pay and gait money ordered. electric light case T he Traction company involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Maxcy
Oshkosh Waterworks Company
Lwe
Dot
H. Hansen
George Harding
H. Jiansu
Elrevlt
Burnell
W. C. Rouch
Cartie Kerstail
Electric Light CO
Charles Steinert
Oghkesh E
Pian Vs
Oye Win
Traction c
Pany
Casa
Cloudy Cooler Forecast With Light Wind Elements
Weather notes indicate overcast skies and cooler temperatures for the region. Light west winds are expected tonight with partial cloud cover and local fog possibilities in the early morning. Temperature trends point to a gentle drop after midday highs.
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Macghland Center
Aert
Behaetzen Park Society World Tire
Mare Traction Company
Yardy
August Doenitz
Ashland
Register ‘of Land Office
House of Representatives
Billian
MckKinnlies
Attorneya of
Anlireada
Maxvc
Stone
Washington
Whitehend
Milwaukes
Wising
Somtrclans
Follo
Wisconsin Republican League
League
Fred Dennett
Sheboygan
Andrew T. Kreutzer
Wausau
Snperior
Cauces
la Follette
Penitentiary
Nearborn
Bishop Katzer
Rome
Tope
Appleton
Alabama
Montana
Lares
Big Land and Cattle Company
Wim
Actos Phish Revolution
Hrusada
Weerces
Atinas Fink
Sarah J. Stenbeo
Louisville
Ameti«Cans
Filiiinos
Thun
General Macarthur
Lutheran Christ Church
Dr. Talmage
Weller
Ciblerns
Teasaport
Sage
Mepanha
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