Youth Bandits Kill and Rob Hotel in Duluth Rout
Two teenage bandits aged about nineteen held up the Hotel McKeay in Duluth Minnesota early today firing on staff and escaping with cash. A pursuit followed including a police chase on a street car where Officer Chesmore was mortally wounded. The youths fled toward Superior as a large manhunt unfolded with police across the area.
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Sudden Deaths Reported From Navy Revolt
Jornal do Commercio cites Joao Candido and forty four mutineers dying suddenly in Brazil after a naval revolt. Candido and twenty six associates die from gangrene and sunstroke during fortress renaming on Cobras island, eighteen suffocated in Villagaim on prison cells. Censorship blocks confirmation of riots at Para and elsewhere. Nictheroy under martial law with two presidents and two legislatures claiming office as troops guard public buildings.
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Jornal Do Commoneto
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Wood County Pioneer John Martin Dies in Grand Rapids
Milwaukee dispatch reports Grand Rapids Wisconsin received word that John Martin aged 78, a renowned Wood county pioneer, died at his home. His son W M Martin works as an engineer on the Panama Canal.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Grand Rapids
Wia
John Martin
Wood County
W. M. Martin
More Indictments for Robin in New York Case
Eight additional indictments, charging further larceny of 217000 were returned by the grand jury against Joseph G. Robin, already indicted on a separate charge of 50008. The case centers on savings institutions in Washington.
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Associated Press
New York
Grand Farr
Joseph G. Robin
Washington
Pardons Spark Resignations In Michigan Board Shakeup
Former Governor Warner criticizes the Edward Ascher pardon as not the result of a voluntary verdict. Osborn demands resignations from two of three pardon board members after the pardon. Ascher, a Belle Isle murder case figure, was convicted in 1898 on circumstantial evidence involving a spiritualist adviser.
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Lansing
Mich
Fred W. Warner
Chase S. Osborn
Edward Ascher
Osborn
State -Pardon Board
Tam
Warner
Ascher
Valmore C. Nichols
Detroit
Nichols
Nichola
Belle Isle
Supreme Court to Hear Major Anti Trust Cases in New Year
Washington January 6 Proceedings will reopen for the second time on the Sherman anti trust fight against Standard Oil and the American Tobacco organizations. Three cases will test dissolution power and potential licensing, with about 25 million dollars in annual taxes at stake.
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Standard Oil
Supreme Court of the Unitedates
Ironworkers Expelled In Alsace-Lorraine Firm
A Strassburg dispatch reports three brothers of the De Wendell firm, owners of a major German iron works employing about 30 000 men, have been expelled from Alsace Lorraine. The expulsions, tied to alleged anti German agitation, leave a fourth brother as a Reichstag member and council of state official.
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Council of State
Demented Woman Shoots In Ohio Town
Miss Isabel Phelpa, a 56 year old woman staying with Mr and Mrs Louis Walker in Hamilton Ohio, became temporarily demented and shot Walker in the head and his wife in the shoulder. The man is expected to die. She surrendered at the courthouse to Sheriff Graf claiming many enemies pursue her and intend to poison the sheriff.
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Hamilton
Isabel Phelpa
Louis Walker
Walker
Graf
Sher
Train Collision Injures Eleven at Jersey City Terminal
In Jersey City on January 6 an Pennsylvania Accommodations train from Perth Amboy collided with a standing Lehigh Valley train in the terminal station. Eleven people were injured, including E W Paertough of Newark and E C Hickman a Pennsylvania railroad dispatcher who received medical attention.
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N. 3
Pennsylvania Accomodation
Perth Amboy
N. J
Lehigh Valley
E. W. Paertough
Newark
E. C. Hickman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Inspection Is Big Task In County Schools
Milwaukee January 6 A special to The Journal from Wausau says inspecting every school in the county is not a small job as shown in the annual report of Superintendent Rivesnetz. He traveled 2,300 miles to reach all the schools in seven months by horse 1,700 miles and by rail 600 miles.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Journal
Wausau
Rivesnetz
Carter held to grand jury in grandmother slaying
In Danville on January 6 Clayton Carter, 21, son of Mrs. Nancy Carter, was held to the grand jury without bail on a charge that his five year old son claimed he killed his grandmother by accident.
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Danville
Nancy Carter
Clayton Carter
Corey's Wife Prefers Paris
New York reports Judge Elbert H. Gary of United States Steel says William Corey resigns from the firm after seven years as president in charge of manufacturing. The board may fill the post with one or more vice presidents. Mrs Corey, formerly Mabel Gilman, is said to return to Paris and pursue opera or theater ventures.
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Paris
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Peary Walked Fifty-Five Miles in Fifteen Hours
The Navy reports Capt. Robert Peary walked fifty-five miles in fifteen hours and thirty-nine minutes on the return from the North Pole. The test, linked to December tests, is cited as refuting critics of his endurance on ice.
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Ollie Wilking
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Therdalive Bates
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Bates
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Macon
Arkansas
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Frederick A. Cookaloo
Change method of taxing advocated by senator
State Senator Fred H. Blume of Wyoming urged a shift in taxation method at a National Wool Growers association meeting in Portland Oregon. He proposed reform aimed at broadening tax bases and simplifying collection to improve fairness and efficiency across states.
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Permanent Tariff Commission
Associated Fress
Portland
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Fred H. Blume
Wyoming
National Wool Growers Association
In Defense of Police in Sidney Street Inquest Opens
London Jan 6 The inquest into the deaths of two outlaws killed resisting police at a Sidney Street home began today. Testimony indicated revolvers overwhelmed officers and that one man was shot and the other may have died from suffocation. A surgeon testified the victim died before flames reached him, and the inquiry was adjourned until Monday.
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John Dietz Free After Bond Granted By Judge Tilordan
Hayward Wil. Jan G Johin Le Dietz released from Hayward county jail after bond approval by Judge Tilordan and county attorney Williams. He will not face the two warrants pending. Dietz stands trial March 6 for the murder of Deputy Oscar Harp in the Cameron dam battle, halted pursuit by Sheriff Madden.
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Hayward
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Jan
Johin le Dietz
Hia Bonda
Tilordan
Williams
Wi- Yama
Oscar Harp
Cameron Dam
Mikel Madden
Plane crash ends in tragedy near Rio Del Monoplane landing
Rene Simon of Terret, Texas, fell from a Rierson monoplane while attempting a landing this afternoon. The aircraft turned over and Simon was killed. He was nine feet from the ground when the wreck occurred.
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Tdaliax
Texas
Rene Simon
Simon
Postponement Refused in Court Martial Proceedings
The Navy Department refused permission for an indefinite postponement of the court martial proceedings for Major Davis of the United States Marine Corps. The decision was announced from Philadelphia on January 6.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Davis
United States Marin Corps
Navy Y Department
China changes leadership favored by finance circle
New Chinese incumbent Ting Shao-li faces a mixed reception as Sheng Kung-Pao takes up the ministry post. American financial interests expect continued access to pending loans with the railway and other major projects under negotiation. Tang Shao-li, known Yale graduate, was seen as progressive and anti Japanese, and his appointment sparked hopes for a more businesslike government.
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Peking
Jan
Grand Council
Ting Shaow
Ministry of
Dion Hag
Sheng Kung-Pao
Atilee
America
Tang Shuo-¥i
Tang Shao-li
Mukden
Washington
County considers tuberculosis sanatorium for free patient care
Milwaukee, Wis., Jan A Daily News Special from Wausau reports the county board in annual session weighs establishing a tuberculosis sanatorium to treat patients at no charge. The proposed institution would cost about 16000 dollars and be built on the cottage plan.
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Milwauke
Wis
Jan
Wausau
Chinese Tenements Burn in Chinatown Blaze
Fire swept through three tenements in central Chinatown today. One Chinese man is believed dead and two others were injured as flames spread rapidly through closely packed buildings. Fire crews fought the blaze for hours, with at least one structure collapsing during efforts to control the flames.
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New York
Chinatown
Great Lakes Towing Pursues Suit Win In Cleveland Hearing
Charles Maytham, former independent tug operator from Buffalo to the Soo, testified at a government suit hearing in Cleveland against Great Lakes Towing. He said he and his brother quit in 1902, selling their thirty tugs to the company, and that they were forced out of business to avoid losing all.
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Cleveland
Charles Maythom
Buffalo
Ashtabula
Duluth
Soo
Great Lakes Towing Company
Maytham
Edward
Wea
Electric Wire Explodes Paralyzing Minneapolis Power Plant
An explosion at the Minneapolis General Electric plant on Third Avenue near Main Street cut power citywide. Eleven workers escaped the blast as the building burned, with two injured and property damage estimated at 400000 dollars. The blast spread through 13000 volts and stopped city services, shuttering stores, hotels, and printing houses until power could be restored from other plants.
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Steré
James Mulcahy
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Satter- Jee
William Thonc
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General Electric Company
Baldwin lands 109 engines for Harriman rails
Announcement from Philadelphia states Baldwin Locomotive Works secured a contract to manufacture 109 engines for the Harriman railway system. Price is reported between 83.5 million and 84 million dollars. The February date and exact terms were disclosed in the Associated Press release.
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Philadelphia
Jan
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Harriman Railway System
Fire losses heavier in 1910 across U S and Canada
Statistics released today by the Associated Press show that fire losses in the United States and Canada for 1910 totaled 234,470,650 dollars, more than 30 million dollars higher than in 1909.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Logic of the Dead Defends the Living in Policy Debate
The Justice Department will rest its case defending the 1908 Employers Liability Act before the Supreme Court. Lloyd W. Bowens’s brief, prepared by the late Solicitor General, argues the act limits interstate commerce disruption and increases safety, while noting the constitutional questions raised in multiple cases.
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Supreme Court—Act
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Congress
Department
Supreme Court
Lloyd W. Bowens
Bowers
Wickersham
Congr
England to resent pact text with Russia and Germany
London reports a purported text of a Russia Germany Persia pact claiming Germany disclaims Persian political interest while Russia secures northern Persia and cooperates on the Baghdad railway. Russia and Germany would risk Anglo French entente critics, as the Potsdam visit raised hopes of better ties possibly harming Britain.
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London
Russia
Germany
Himperor
William
Nicholas
Potsdam
Persia
Fussia
Vupsia
Bagdad
France
England
Sticker Rule Upheld by Court in Telegraph Delay Case
In a $40 verdict sustained by the full bench of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, the Western Union Telegraph Company was found obliged to accept a sticker on a message to fix liability for delays or non delivery. The carrier had refused the sticker under its rule, arguing Interstate Commerce Act defense.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Jan
William E. Vermilye
Western Union Telegraph Company
Supreme Court
Taft Denies Commation In Peonage Case
President Taft refused clemency for William S. Harlan, manager of a large Florida Alabama lumber and turpentine firm, convicted of conspiring to violate the peonage law.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Taft
Ww. S. Harlan
Gas kills three in Chicago home tragedy
In Chicago Alabama on January GAP Virginia Vorning, her thirteen year old son Stanley and eight year old daughter Emily were found asphyxiated in their residence. A rubber tube from the gas main to a stove was discovered disconnected.
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Chicago
Jan
Gap
Virginia
Vorning
Stanley
Emily
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Mixed Snow Tonight Then Warmer
The forecast for Wisconsin indicates snow tonight or Saturday with colder air in the far southeast and warmer temperatures in other areas. A brief warming trend may follow, with overall unsettled conditions and variable temperatures across the state.
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