Fatal hotel fire in Minneapolis recalls Newhall House tragedy
A deadly blaze at a Minneapolis West hotel left ten dead with Captain John Berwin killed lowering a woman from the fifth floor. Rescue efforts saved several guests amid dramatic ladders and ropes as authorities report extensive smoke and a $25,000 loss. The Milwaukee Newhall House anniversary is noted with survivors honored.
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Springfield
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Milwaukee Fire Department
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M. J. Curtin
Insurancs
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Sebastian Brand
Wilam Moscigan
Sam RicDowell
James T. Qivens
Wiliam Heney
John Meehan
Thomas Stett
D. Wizinski
Mother comes to Madison to be with son
A Northeastern Wisconsin item from Jan 18 reports Mrs. Wellman arriving in Madison to live with her son waiter A. W. Wellman. In other news, burglars robbed John Guade, proprietor of a clothes shop, of valuable goods valued at about two dollars.
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British Cruiser Squadron Prepared for Tomorrow's Arrival
The British cruiser squadron commanded by Admiral Sir Gerald Henry Noel includes the flagship Diadem and the first-class cruisers Hogue and Suited, with elaborate preparations completed for a Tuesday reception as reports indicate upcoming events.
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President Harper Dies After Illness at Chicago University
Dr Harner president of the University of Chicago died this afternoon after a yearlong cancer of the large intestine. William Ramey Harper, in office since 1891, was born July 26 1856 at New Concord Ohio. He held degrees from Yale Colby Johns Hopkins and others and wrote several Semitic language books. He was a renowned educator with ties to multiple colleges and seminaries.
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Macon
Tenn
Dennigan University
Granville
Baptist Union Theological Seminary
Adjourning Hearing In Missouri Oil Case Delayed
The ombud adjourned proceedings in the Missouri oil case until Friday after noon to allow Herbert S. Hadley and Standard Oil counsel to argue in the Supreme Court and before Commissioner Sanborn. The stay suspends hearings until after that argument and Justice Gildersleeve granted the request. Judge H Priest from St Louis joined the Standard Oil team.
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St. Louis
Court Overrules Plea In Midshipman Hazing Case
Annapolis Md Jan 10 The court martial proceedings in the case of Midshipman Decatur Jr charged with hazing and encouraging hazing were continued. The judge overruled the plea that a later charge duplicating earlier actions put the accused in jeopardy twice, ruling the offenses distinct and allowing trial on the second charge. Midshipman John P Major of Lancaster Kans will follow Decatur’s trial.
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Decatur
John P
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Hortigan
Milwaukee road survey hints at Duluth to head of the lakes line
Reports from Duluth Minnesota dated January 10 indicate the Milwaukee road is surveying a line toward the head of the lakes. A survey team on a rail line appears to probe a route near northern tract areas, with traffic and train operations contrasting with the Northern Pacific between the head of the lakes and Twin Cities.
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Overstreet Quits Campaign Committee After Disappointment
Washington dispatch reports Representative Overstreet Indiana resigns from the Republican congressional campaign committee citing the president’s failure to appoint the Indianapolis surveyor. Senate debate covered Lodge bill on consular service and a pure food measure with Hepburn supporting. Simmons sought Panama Canal Commission employee names. Crane introduced a joint resolution urging negotiations for Philippine neutralization and independence recognition when granted by the U S.
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Eden Couple Married at St James Church Eden Wisconsin
Fond du Lac January 10 Special to The Northwestern Miss Josephine Ryan wed Andrew Dillon a leading farmer from the Eden area The ceremony took place at 9 30 am in the old Eden church after a nuptial mass Rev J B McFarland officiated Relatives and friends attended and the couple will establish a home on a farm three miles west of Eden station
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Eden Station
Morris released after police doubt links to Joliet murder
In January 19 report from Chicago Associated Irene, C. H. Alten of Western Robe Mills says Morris acted as a salesman for him and had no connection to the murder of Mrs. Gentry. Morris was examined by police and released. Mortig vows to sue Joliet and Chicago police for false arrest.
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Mr. Green Confident in Open Shop Unity
William Green, president of the New York Triothetas, says he is encouraged about the outlook and confident in the organization’s ability to unite with others to resist the Printers union demands and win.
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New Tork Triothetas
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Pratt murder case linked to poison testimony
An Associated Press dispatch from Des Moines reports expert testimony in the Pratt murder trial at Rockwell City. Dr. Freas testifies that Josiah Pratt may have died from arsenic poisoning, supporting the prosecution’s argument in Mrs. Pratt’s case.
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Repieve 30 Days Granted in Toll Death Case
Mrs Toll, condemned for murder in Trenton New Jersey, won a thirty day reprieve after a hearing before the board of pardons. New evidence was promised by attorney Mrs Quackenboss who may seek Italy to verify Sentas character and extend the stay if needed.
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Cincinnati
Court of Pardons
Investors See Fortune in Washington Land Deal
A Marinette group arranged a deal for thousands of wires of coal and timber land in Washington. Ten Marinette men are involved in a venture valued at about 10 million dollars, with 10,000,000 feet of timber and eleven coal mines. W. J. Stitt of Davis and Stitt advised the transaction.
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Society of Equity Forms First Wisconsin State Body
A Northwestern dispatch from Eau Claire reports about seventy delegates attended a state meeting of the American Society of Equity to form Wisconsin’s first state organization. C H Luce of Eau Claire served as temporary chairman W E Leideger of Eau Claire as temporary secretary and National Secretary Tubles of Minneapolis spoke.
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Minneapolis
Stephenson Talks on Governor Candidates
Special from Matinette Wis Isaac Stephenson today is assessing the various candidates for governor but will not name his preferred support It is believed he favors Hat ten but will decide later From Republicans conversations except Scandinavians Lenroot is not their first choice
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Hatten
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Sad Accident at Pound Kills Five Year Old Boy
Milwaukee special from Marinette reports Cone Reder five year old was run over and killed by a Milwaukee Road passenger train at Pound this morning. The child slipped under the wheels after stepping off as the train began to stop, witnessed by his mother Mrs. Alexander Reder.
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Landslide Threatens Haverstraw Buildings After Collapse
A fresh crack appeared today in the undermined street at Haverstraw where a landslide struck Monday night. Remaining structures are expected to topple soon. Evacuations are complete and no bodies have been found to date.
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Haverstraw
Tucker Meets King Edward at Morning Audience
Jamestown Eagerium Company president Harry St Geers Tucker was received by King Edward this morning after an audience with Charge S Affaires Carter. President Reverell dispatched a personal mission to the monarch, delivering a brief note and seeking discussions.
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New Yorkers Flee French Road Ambush in Fast Car
De Lancey Nicoll and wife, touring France, were attacked near Rouen by peasants armed with clubs and stones. They escaped by driving a Rochet-Lehneilder at high speed, with Mrs Nicoll and her mother injured by shattered glass as the car sped toward Cherbourg. The incident is described as a dramatic, record-breaking nonprofessional auto venture.
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Deaths and Funerals in Eldorado and Area
Obituary notes from Eldorado Fond du Lac county detail Patrick Gallagher 79 with a large family, funeral Friday at 9 and 10? services at Eldorado church. Also listed are the deaths of William Herzig at 418 Sixth Street, Isabella McKenzie of Algoma, and George F. Loper with a large local funeral procession. Loper family and many neighbors attend, with services at G A R hall and Riverside burial plans.
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Funeral rites mark deaths of Ullrich child and Booker infant
Death notices from Riverside cemetery mourn Pauline Ullrich and a ten month old infant of Mr. and Mrs. John Booker. Ullrich services were at her mother's Doty street home with Rev. E G Albert officiating and German and English hymns. Interment in Riverside cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Floral tributes noted. Booker infant death followed by Friday funeral plans. arrangements pending.
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Albert Dalton Guilty In Concealed Weapon Case
Albert Dalton was found guilty in municipal court on the charge of carrying concealed weapons. Judge Gosa imposed a £35 fine with 30 days in county jail for a second offense, plus two days for contempt after Dalton balked at sentencing. He attempted to mount a defense, interrupted proceedings, and faced additional alleged threats during the proceedings.
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Ambiguous mob violence reported near Perece Mal incident
A damaged report describes a Black individual fatally harmed by a mob after an incident in Moot, Texas. Officers encountered a tense scene at La Salle street, with about serenity men present. A witness said the person was fatally hurt after being asked about Polk.
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Witte Brands Moderates in Russia's Crisis
Premier Witte told a delegation led by the Moscow mayor that only after January 22 could he assess relaxing police orders against campaign meetings. He condemned moderates for failing to back the government, warned of repression to save Russia, and described Moscow’s revolt as more serious than widely believed. He recounted a near-dynamite attack on the Nicholas depot and outlined looming laws defining imperial council relations.
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