Plan to Kill King Alfonso in Melilla Alarm Signals Guard Response
A reported assassination attempt on King Alfonso during a Malaga to Melilla voyage caused a stampede and two minor injuries outside a railway station. Gendarmes secured the scene as officials said the incident was unimportant. The king and Premier Canalejas later boarded the royal yacht Giralda for Melilla.
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Associated Press
Melilla
Morocco
Alfonso
Canalejas
Malaga
Spain
Azpar
Arias Miranda
Madrid
Feneral
C'Yilian
Giralda
Elevator Drops Twelve Stories In Milwaukee Building
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee January 7 two women and one man injured when an elevator at the railway exchange building on Broadway and Wisconsin street dropped from the thirteenth floor. Mrs Rosina Beast age 33 of 622 State street with a broken right leg and internal injuries. Mrs Katie Kartel age 30 of 622 State street with possible broken right arm. John Olson 22 elevator man bruised. The injured women, mothers, were taken home after officers offered to send them to Emergency hospital but building staff objected.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Broadway
Wisconsin Street
Rosina Beast
State Street
Katie Kartel
Informnally
John Olson
Harswomen
Treaty Talks Begin With Taft In White House Meeting
Washington January 1 preparatory to starting work on the proposed reciprocity treaty between the United States and Canada the Canadian delegation called on President Taft at the White House. They were accompanied by James Bryce ambassador from Great Britain and Secretary of State Knox. A conference at the State Department with W S Fielding Canadian minister of finance and William Patterson minister of customs marked the start of actual treaty work.
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Washington
D. C
United States
Canada
Dominion
Taft
White House
James Bryce
Great Britain
Knox
State Department
W. S. Fielding
Finance
William Patterson
Customs
Wilson
Chandler P. Anderson
Charles P. Pepper
Bureau of Trade Relations
Five bombs found in Sidney Street debris in London
Police recovered five bombs hidden in debris at the Sidney Street house where two outlaws were killed amid a police raid. The discovery supports the anarchist theory and may reveal documents to identify the attackers. Bombs were gun metal tubes with a car-exploding device, and papers were removed to a government laboratory.
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Associat_1 Press
London
Sidney Street
The House And The Census Special to Northwestern
Milwaukee January 7 The Indian reservations in Wisconsin raise a question of Indian country and liquor sale prohibitions The case of John Kaquatosch an Indian charged with selling liquor on the Menomonie reservation was to be tried before United States Judge J W Quarles The legal fight centers on federal authority and the status of the Menomonie reservation as Indian country
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
United States
J. W. Quarles
John Kaquatosch
Mike Hartman
Kaquatosch
Menomonie
New Orleans Sister Sieter Isidore Dies at 85
Sieter Isidore known as the Angel of the Poor died last night at St. Joseph's convent after sixty four years in the order. A long-serving nurse through epidemics and war she was born in Havre France and cared for the sick and buried the dead.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Sieter Isetdore
Havre
France
Oil man Neely shot dead in Caney hotel
Neely, about sixty five, president of Wichita Pipe Line and Ohio Trust, was killed in the Palace hotel Caney by Al O Truskett. The inquest found no weapon on Neely. Shooting stemmed from a pending oil lease lawsuit. Truskett surrendered and was jailed in Independence.
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Associated Press
Caney Kan
Neelys
Neely
Truskett
Caney
Eas
J. D
Wichita Pipe Line Company
Ohio Trust Company
Palace Hotel
al. O. Truskett
Canex
Independence
Independence. the Shooting Occurred In the Back Part of the Hotel. Mr. Neely
Mr. Neeley
Mr. Neels
Wichita Pipe Company
Insurgent Stillman Named Speaker in Iowa Caucus
Des Moines January 7 Paul Stillman editor of The Jefferson Bee was chosen speaker in the Republican caucus with Standpatters and Insurgents present. Fifty three of 104 Republicans in the Iowa Senate and House signed a pledge not to attend organization caucuses today. Standpatters pushed for a March 1 special senatorial primary and later yielded on organization only.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Paul Stillman
Green County
Jefferson Bee
Town House of Representatives
Iowa
Senate
House of Representatives
House
Kenyon
United States
Fish License Proposed In Maulison Wisconsin
Maulison Wisconsin January general ten 1 for fishing proceeds to be used for fry planting in lakes and rivers statewide. Wisconsin fish commission Supt James Nevin recommends and the biennial report supports this. The board says proper fisheries maintenance will need state and interested parties joint effort and that the fee should cover at least part of the cost.
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Maulison
Wis
Jan. T
James Nevin
Wisconsin Fish Commission
Cleveland Opens New Post Office Building
The city’s new 3 million dollar post office on Superior avenue and the public square opened to the public today. Mrs Arnold Brunner, wife of the architect, mailed the first letter to pass through the facility. Construction began nine years ago.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Arnold Brunner
Superior Avenue
Public Square
Leading witness Edwin Wayman arrested in bath tub trust case
Pittsburg January 7 Edwin I L Wayman principal government witness in the bath tub trust proceedings was arrested in his office by a United States marshal and held on a ten thousand dollar bond for his Detroit appearance March 6.
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Associated - Pittsburg
Edwin IL. Wayman
Bath Tub Trust
Detroit
Quarrel Ends in Fatal Shooting in New Orleans
Ferdinand Cure, a planter, died after a gun dispute with CC M. St Germain, registrar of St Bernard Parish. St Germain was arrested, claiming self defense in the fatal fray here today.
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Associated Prens.y
New Orleans
Ferdinand Cure
CC. M
Germain
St. Bernard Parish
Double Murder Mystery Baffles Cumberland Authorities
Cumberland Md Jan 7 authorities investigate twin deaths of Miss Grace Blosser and Charles E Twigg who were to wed tomorrow. State’s attorney David W Bobb brought in outside detectives while theories swirl and facts remain scarce. Police probe a possible love triangle as Twigg’s jealousy ties to other admirers and Blosser’s recent attentions.
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Cumberland
Grace Blosser
Charles E. Twigg
David
Bobb
Carnegie Trust Company Closes Doors in New York
The Carnegie Trust company, a major New York bank with nearly nine million dollars in deposits, was closed by order of State Superintendent of Banks Cheney after an unsound condition was found. Officials are examining the books, and while liabilities are not yet known, bankers expect depositors will be paid in full. President Howell attributed the crisis to unforeseen withdrawals and asserted the bank’s cash resources were insufficient to meet demands.
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Associated Press
New York
Jan. T
Carnegie Trust Company
Cheney
Financial
Trust Company
Shaw
Charlies
Dickinson
Leslie M. Shaw
the Treasury
Wrst
Carnegie
Hickinson
Carnigie Trust
van Norden Trust Company
Twelfth Ward
van Roan
Deving
Tickinson
Carnezié ‘Trost Treame
Fidelity
Dirkineon
Joseph B. Reichmann
Relehmenn
J.T. Newell
Fourth Nations Bank of Nashville
No. 115
Pwr
Broadway
Trinity Place
Makus
Howell
Tax dispute set for plan of adjustment with railroads
Madison Wis Jan 7 an agreement on a plan to adjust a 600000 tax dispute with four large Wisconsin railroads has been reached and will be incorporated via a report to the legislature The joint committee headed by ex Senator George Fludnall of Superior returned from Chicago after a two day conference with railroad officials The committee will file the report possibly Monday and will inform Governor McGovern of its terms The members remained silent on the details of the agreement.
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Madison
Wis
Phe Ispee
George Bo Fludnall
Superior
Chileago
Fiatnall
McGovern
Prominent Elks Leader William Meyers Dies in Philadelphia
William G. Meyers former grand exalted ruler of the Elks and known as the original “Wella Bit” died at his Philadelphia home after a long illness. He was also a prominent Mason. Also reported is the death of Mrs. Henry Scheele of Milwaukee aged eighty after a long illness with creeping paralysis, the couple having celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary last March.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pau
William G. Meyers
Order of Tetris
Aleyers
Sinty Vrais
Northwestern
Milsaukee
Wie
Din
Shebuygansity
Henry Scheele
Mien
Mr. O
Scheele
Peace Declared In Tennessee House Factions
Peace was declared between contending factions in the Tennessee lower house this afternoon. Both sides agreed that all contests be withdrawn. Insurgent members signed an agreement to report at the bar of the house next Monday morning and be sworn in.
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Association Press
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Three Die In MKT Train Crash Near Abbott
Three persons died in a rear end collision on the Missouri Kansas & Texas line near Abbott in Till County at 3 o clock this morning. The victims include a conductor and two passengers. The crash occurred late last night with damage reported along the track and emergency crews responding to the scene. Authorities investigated the cause as train collision and began identifying the deceased and notifying families.
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Associated Preas
Hillshoare
Tex
Jan. T
Persenr
Missouri Kansas & Texas Railway
Abbatt
Till County
Index of Today's Pattern and Section List
The page lists sections including Theaters Sports Markets Church Announcements and Social News. It mentions a murder trial next week and references Santa Barbara and Milwaukee industry council proceedings. The content previews upcoming school events and a short story column.
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Santa Barbara
Milwaukee
Year to Courses for Normal Schools Debated in Milwaukee
A conference of presidents instructors and regents in Wisconsin discussed expanding normal school programs from two to three years and adding elementary tracks to four to five years. A resolution urged the normal school regents to implement the change and to require high schools to offer prep courses for prospective normal students.
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Alma
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Daily Nuns Today
Algo Lure Aished
Uals
Board of Normal School Regents
Milwaukee Normal School
Cannon opposes increase in House membership
Speaker Cannon maintains it is unwise to raise the number of representatives. He cites census figures showing 301 members would keep most large states with current representation. He notes potential shifts for Indiana Hingis and Ohio, and admits he dislikes the prospect of losing a seat.
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Associated
Washington
Cannon
House of Representatives
Luany
Census Bureau
Hingis
Ohio
Tung
Rebel attack wounds federal rurales in Mexican border area
Band of rebels in a fortified mountain position between Petnada and San Isidro las cuevas fired on a group of federal rurales near Karral Mexico wounding one measure of resistance reported via El Paso. The clash occurred Friday in a region previously believed free of rebel activity.
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Associated Press
Karral
Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Petnada
San Isidro Las Cuevas
Mail robber sentenced in Cleveland case
Nicholas Heim, 45, arrested last August in Akron for rifling mail pouches, was sentenced to ten years in the federal prison at Leavenworth. He has served more than half his life in what was described as the joble penitentiary.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Nicholas Heim
Akron
Leavenworth
Joble
Reprieve Granted for Gentry in Monroe County Murder
Nashville police report Governor Patterson granted a reprieve till March 12 for Powers Gen try who was sentenced to hang for the Milton Berry murder in Monroe County on March 1, 1910. The case centers on the 1910 Monroe County killing and the ongoing legal process.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Powers Gentry
Patterson
Milton Berry
Monroe County
Treaty revival interest wanes in London talks
London reports show limited enthusiasm for reviving Anglo American arbitration treaties. President Taft backs a senate committee on foreign relations, while British opinion largely supports compromise but expects possible U.S. Senate blockage. The Liberal party favors the arrangement, yet British leaders fear revisiting past Hay-Pauncefote outcomes.
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Associated Press
London
Taft
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Liberal Party
Senate
QUEER CULT IN COURT PROMISES PURITY AND PERFECTION
Chicago police investigated a self styled apostle Evelyn Arthur Lee who appeared in municipal court on disorderly conduct charges. Two young women Mona Rees and Mildred Bridges testified they lived with Lee unchaperoned for years while Lee claimed students were taught purity and unselfish work. The mother Ars Hues supported the group saying her daughter lived with Bee to attain perfection. the hearing was postponed to January 12.
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Associated Presse
Chicago
Evelyn Arthur Lee
Enlits
Mildred Bridges
Hees
Lee
Ars
Pelicit Hues
Mona
Pittsburg Grievance Meeting on Freight Rates Draws Industry Leaders
Pittsburg officials convene a chamber of commerce session to canvass alleged railway freight discrimination affecting hundreds of millions in regional capital. Promoters aim to present the issue to higher authorities if needed, while railways will be allowed to state their case as cooperation is explored.
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Associated Pross
Pittsburg
Chamber
Commerce
Haperta
Will Try and Settle
The United States government seeks to settle tangled Pandaon financial affairs to avoid European intervention. Foreign holders especially in Britain express dissatisfaction with moves to resolve debts. Negotiations with American financiers aim for a favorable loss and a settlement ranging from 7.5 to 10 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
vBy Associated Irons
Wallington
D. C2
Britain
Republic
Prison Plot Unearthed In Jackson Penitentiary
Detroit Journal reports eighteen ounces of nitroglycerine found inside the state penitentiary at Jackson. Officials investigate a possible plot to blow up the prison and free inmates. An equipment of rape fuses and drills was found with the explosive and many prisoners may be involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Detroit Journal
Jackson
Minister Clyde Doyle Held For Safekeeping In New Orleans
Rev Clyde L Doyle, sought in Amite Louisiana on charges of wife desertion bigamy and embezzlement, was brought from Tyler Texas and jailed in New Orleans. Authorities decided to hold a second prisoner there for safekeeping to prevent possible harm to the minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crea
New Orleans
Clyde L. Doyle
Amite
Tyler
Texas
Fireman Dies From Burlington Train Crash Near Ranchester
Albert J. Goodwater, a Sheridan fireman on the Burlington freight engine, died from injuries after an explosion east of Ranchester that killed engineer Zumbrennen and brakeman Jones. All three victims were Sheridan residents. no others were hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Sheridan
Wyo
Albert J. Goodwater
Burlington
Ranchester
Zumbrennen
Jones
Senator Stephen B Elkins Resting In Mountain Town Graveyard
Mourners fill a West Virginia mountain town as Senator Stephen B Elkins is laid to rest after a Washington to Charleston funeral train. A state delegation including Governor Glasscock attends. Elkins family gathers for the service at Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church before interment at Maplewood Cemetery.
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Associated Press
W. Va
Stephen B. Elkins
Washington
Charleston
Glasscock
Supreme Court
Senate
Scott
Bacan
Kean
Bailey
Foster
Carter
Smith
Maryland
Root
House
Hubbard
Hughes
Woodyard
Gaines
Sturgis
West Virginis
Andrews
Mexico
Rucker
Missouri
Alexander
New York
Longworth
Ohio
Calderhead
Kansas
Lamb
Virginia
Elkins
Richard Elkins
Philadelphia
Dlosa
F. H. Barron
Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church
Maplewood
Viking
Davis
Lodge of Free and Accepted
Masona
Senator Elking
Mire Elking
Two Boy Bandits Held After Hotel Robbery
William Murary and Alot Johnson, two youths, were jailed in Duluth after holding up a hotel clerk and night porter and shooting Policeman Chesmore. Johnson, age fifteen, expressed remorse. Murary, older, claims he did not intend to shoot, saying he fired into the ceiling to threaten the officer. Arraignment was postponed as details are prepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iBy Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Tan
William Moranry
Alot Johmson
Chesmore
Duiuth
O S Lumber Cnamp
Jolsen
Tie
Hoy
Wiliam Murary
Poisoned Bread Strikes Telfener Texas Fatal Arsenic Flour
In Telfener Victoria county six people have died after consuming bread made from flour found to contain arsenic. The village grocer dumped sacks of flour into a sugar barrel. Joe Brown and his family fell ill after breakfast, with two of his children dying the same night. Four more deaths followed. The toxin source remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Antonio
Texas
Telfener
Victoria County
Joe Brown
Brown
Victoria
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Phain
Isidore
Nurne
O1l Company
Cadwin L. Wayman
Bath
Robb
Feumars
Twigg
Miss Elosser
Twige
Charles Edward Twwich
Miss Grace Elosseer
Carnegie Trust Com
Mittee Han
Kalbromuds
Nerem
Collinson
Vratosa
Kansans
Ality
Sylvania City
Cenfers
Honduras
Michigan Penitentiary
West Virginia
Mountain Town
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