Duke in Court Asks Habeas Corpus Review
The case centers on Brodie L. Duke who is ordered committed to a sanitarium until January 1 for examination by a commission to determine insanity. Justice Gaynor and a panel agreed to hold a hearing, while Duke’s counsel pressed for immediate examination. His wife and supporters contest the proceedings and seek to challenge the writ of habeas corpus.
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Vies Tobaur
Nicol
Alt. Bramihams
Gayner
Duke
Justice 3
Alee Webb-Duke
Brodie L. Duke
Delancey Mo
Aunford
Lome
Coll
Trawn
Magork Hall
Gaynor
Varnee
Serenarium
Hanev
Senate debates Philippine Bill as House sends to conference
Washington January 18 The Senate began amending the distribution of public documents but was halted by Mr. Spooner’s objection. The House refused to concur in Senate amendments to the Philippine Bill and sent it to conference with conferees Cooper Tawney Crumparker Jones and Maddox named. The day also saw a delay for pension measures and the impeachment case against Judge Charles Swayne of Florida resumed with Mr Littlefield continuing his remarks.
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Associated Tress
Washington, D. C
Platt
New York
Tlan
Senate
Spooner
House of Representatives
Hart of the House
Messrs. Cooper
Aisconsin
Tawney
Minnesota
Crumparker
Indiana
Jones
West Virginia
Maddox
Georgia
Sulloway
New Hampshire
Charles Swayne
Florida
Littlefield
Cold Wave Grips Midwest with Record Lows
Across the region the coldest temperatures of the season were recorded. Dodge City Kansas warned of subzero readings with a further drop expected through the day. Nebraska Iowa and Missouri regions reported 12 to 6 below readings with the coldest night of winter felt in several locales.
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Kansas City
Medan
Dodge City
Kan
I Il Wi
Bhelow
Nebraska
Noh
Iowa
den Moines
Dan
Town
Missouri
St. Joseph
Nutle Kosten Mining sues Montana Ore Purchasing Co in federal case
Nutle Kosten Mining sues Montana Ore Purchasing Co and related interests in federal court at Tutte Montana asserting a four fifths share in ore from the Michael Davitt Mine totaling 31 740 000. The filing dates from January 13.
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Tutte
Mont
Montana Ora Purchasing Company
Nutle & Kosten Mining Company
Michael Davitt
Church Fairs Draw Opposition From Archdiocese
The Associated Press reports Cincinnati clergy oppose church fairs amid concerns over social and moral issues. Archbishop Aloeter issues cautious guidelines, warning against activities that may invite reproach while avoiding public embarrassment for parish activities.
Vague Battle Report Of Cavalry Actions And Rail Disruptions
Fragmentary dispatch describes Japanese and Russian forces clashing with heavy losses. Cavalry skirmishes near Tangmes and Lieurhoas, rail line repairs between Ane and Kaivheng, and a later pursuit of Russians by Chinese and allied troops. The report notes temporary Japanese setbacks and Russian counterattacks with reinforcements.
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Hushan
Mena Jel
Huttaging
Neesuray
Juart Wedresten
Therringnese
Hugsan
Sauls Arees
Lieurhoas
Sian
Ane
Kaivheng
Vinkow
Kwang
Niuehiatun
Senator Eatons Case in Wisconsin Senate Debate
Milwaukee Wis Jan 14 The Journal says relief for embarrassments of state senators is sought while Senator Harrisaten stands indicted Lynn G Wheeler attorney notes Eatons stance not to seek investigation nor miss sessions The Stalwart faction presses for attendance and possible resignation for a special election A senate committee reorganization adds Hummel and Vorum midg to the committee on corps and Froaming support is sought from La Follette forces amid social democratic opposition Stevens is unhappy with assignments
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Milwauk
Molwaukee
Wis
Janghee
Senate
Kreutner
Ad Rogers
Hore Towers
Senata Weare
Mulweaukee
Alfilwkee Grand Jury
Fitton
Birt
Eaton
de la
Huuimel and Vroemmidg
Senate Committee On Corpe Jong
la Follette
Ruminci
Stevens
New Danish Cabinet Formed in Copenhagen
Copenhagen reports the new Danish cabinet with M J Christensen as premier and minister of war and marine. Others include Count Ruben Lve tzau as foreign affairs minister, Alberti justice, Ole Hansen agriculture, Knoveld Soerensen instruction, Svend Troogsbro public works, Signed Berg interior, Wilhelm Lassen finance. Christensen is the first civilian to head military and naval ministries.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
M. J. ©. Christensen
War and Marine
Count Ruben Levetzau
M. Alberti
Justice
M. Ole Hansen
M. Knoveld Soerensen
M. Svend Troogsbro
M. Signed Berg
Interior
M. Wilhelm Lassen
Alberts, Mangen
Soerensen
Ike Christensen
Duentzer
Christensen
Denmark
Brooklyn Bridge Wear Requires Major Rebuild
New York engineers warn the Brooklyn Bridge must be nearly rebuilt to prevent a catastrophe. The project will take at least two years, with traffic diverted to the Williamsburg Bridge, the new Manhattan Bridge, and the Brooklyn subway tunnel under construction.
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Associated
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Department of Bridges
Brooklyn
Willamsburg Bridge
New Manhattan Bridge
Brooklyn Subway
Yeomans Passes Muster For Interstate Commerce Nomination
Washington January 11 The Senate Committee on Interstate Commerce voted to report favorably the nomination of James D. Yeomans to the Interstate Commerce Commission after a favorable panel decision. The move signals swift Senate consideration of the candidate and a potential confirmation soon.
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Amandated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee
Interstate Commerce Today
Jamea D. Teomana
Interstate Commerce
La Follette Move Aims At Assembly Unity And Governor Candidacy
Analysis of resolutions in Wisconsin's assembly shows La Follette leaders seeking to bind members in a tight caucus to back Governor La Follette and prepare a path for a Senate bid. The plan seeks to control votes, publish pledged support, and influence the governor’s campaign while facing resistance from some administration allies.
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Ines
Nt Ced
la Follette Muly
Assem
Thieme
Milwaukee
la Follette
la Fallette
Wen
la Follette Lescers
Assembly
United States
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Seassi Sion
Assembly Administration
General Legislative Caucus
Senate
Checker Board
Game Voice
Administration
Wisconsin
Lesdera
Wisconsin Senate Caucus Faces Delayed Read of Resolutions
The Wisconsin caucus delays the reading of resolutions amid legal questions and friction over consent. The issue may affect party division and influence the Senate’s reading schedule as lawmakers weigh procedural barriers and potential actions.
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Bielwarts
Wisconsin
Wisconsinstitute
Fea
Tor Crucusos
Deere
Reaclus Tidna
United States
Smoot Heresies Revealed In Utah Politic Allegations
Testimony described Smoot as holding anti polygamy views early in his career and voting Republican, with critics noting his alignment with church leaders and his stance on dissidents. Witnesses discussed state sentiment on polygamy and potential prosecutions, emphasizing political and religious tensions in Utah.
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I. Jatletl
Wittecotton
Utah
Wittecorten
Whitecotten
Henly
Mr. Whitecotton
Chiriren
van Gott
Empot
Jin
Smoot
Senator Forker
Tsr
Fishermen Reach Shore After Ice-Bound Ordeal Near Menominee
An AP Wisconsin special from Marinette reports the last of the missing fishermen, carried out on Tuesday, reached shore today sixteen miles north of Menominee. They endured starvation and cold as a hurricane wind battered them until Thursday afternoon, taking refuge in fish houses and surviving twenty hours without food.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Marinette
Menominee
Van Hise to Speak at Green Bay University Club
Milwaukee January 13 A Wisconsin special says President Charles R Van Hise of the University of Wisconsin has accepted an invitation to deliver the principal address at the first hangover of the newly organized University Club of Green Bay January Mayor Robert E Minahan will preside as toastmaster.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Green Bayers
Charles R. van Lise
University of Wisconsin
University Club of
Green Bay
Robert E. Minahan
Lawmakers recall Henderson escape in tense session
In a crowded committee room veteran congressmen recalled how Dave Henderson of Town dodged a $5,000 fine during the Mills tarus bill debate. Quorum issues pressed the house to compel absentees, and Henderson was briefly excused before a near unanimous push to fine him. The speaker announced the noes as Henderson pleaded for relief.
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Ator Lean
Dave’ Henderson
House
At-Arims
Henderson
China breaks faith amid drift toward war
The report states China has breached neutrality by aiding Japan and supplying military provisions. It notes Japanese forces press the Murasta islands and Pochis straits as strategic bases, with Chinese firms aiding the war, and Russian powers prepared to act unless neutral breaches are explained.
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Ateoci
Prees
Peris
Jan
Astoria
Tims
Murstaa
Straits of Pochis
Port Arutr
Ley
Ching
Basketball at Fond du Lac
Northwestern Fond du Lac unit to face Fond du Lac high school tomorrow at Armory. We anticipated a rescheduled game with Waukesha High School cut by an injury. Lawrence coach Koehler calls the visiting team lightning fast and capable of a memorable contest.
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Fond du Dac
Armory F
Wekesh High Schonl
Waukesha
Oshkiush Nomad
Oshkosh
Iawrener University
Ripon College
Fond du Lac
Appleton High School
Charles Roads
D. D
Pennsylvania
J. H W. Ritchey
Portage
J.T Chynoweth
Milwaukee
Harling Defends Railways Against Rebates Claim
Harling of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway told inquir ies that it is unjust to imply railways seek secret rebates or unfair rates. He cited President Samuel Spencer of the Southern railway while speaking before the interstate commerce commission in Washington.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wil
Harling
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Washington
Tha
Milwaukee & Bt
Paul Read
Earling
Spencer
Interview with Vicr Admiral Doubassoff Favorable To Peace
Paris embassy releases statement disputing that the admiral promised instant peace. It says the Echo de Paris interview may have framed responses too categorically and argues the admiral did not seek a pause to renew the war under better Russian terms.
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Associated Press
Paris
Inn
Vicr
Doubassoff
Echo de Paris
Russia
Peet Arrives Second With Wisconsin Electoral Vote
Washington January 13 Ed L Peet official Wisconsin elector messenger to deliver electoral vote deposited the record with Senator Frye in the senate yesterday Peet hoped to be first western state messenger but arrived a day after Minnesota's messenger Washington report notes Peet's late arrival and role in transferring the Wisconsin vote to the capital.
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Washington, D. C
L. Peet
Wisconsin
Washington
Frye
Senate
Peet
Minnesota
Tf £. C. i Stevena
Notable Costortion and Verentchagin Paintings
The article notes the czar bought all Verentchagin paintings focusing on war horrors. It mentions his depictions during the Rasco Turkish conflict of 1877-8 and his aim to strip heroism from warfare. It also lampoons Father Time and aging women with a brittle humor about wrinkles.
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Verentchagin
Aftint
Varestchagin
British ship captured in Pacific war notes
An Associated Press report from Tokyo dated January 1 states the Japanese armored cruiser Pekiwa captured the British steamer Hoeely under Captain Robertson. The article mentions coal cargo for Vindivoe, with further vague references to the Kogeley and a Port India ownership line, all as part of ongoing naval actions amid the war.
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Associated Press
Toklo
Hoeely
Robertson
Iron Larry
Shanes
Port Ind
W. KR
Ob al Sing
Appointment of AL Witte as committee president reported
A report states AL Witte was named president of the ministerial committee yesterday at 11, succeeding Minister Svint woolh-Mupky. Prince Abelinsky, governor general of Finisl, is noted in the account as approving the choice, with references to Mirsky and St. Peter in the stained text.
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Hind
AL. Witte
Artisl
Abelinsky
Finesl
Llu Bot
Mirsky
Iy St
POWER AND RATES HEARINGS ON RAILWAY TARIFFS IN DC
President Samuel Spencer of the Southern Railway resumes argument before the House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee on the Coopers bill. Opposition votes prevent executive session as Spencer defends tariffs and argues against federal power to set reasonable rates. He cites 1903 versus 1890 tonnage and notes rate classifications rising without added taxes. The discussion contemplates power of the Interstate Commerce Commission to define unreasonable rates and carrier cooperation in forming agreements.
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Sk Ted Press
D.C
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commie
Eice
Samuel Spencer
The
Southern Railway
iables-Cooper
Davey
Louisima
Thanuay
Spencer
Ratin
Emphia Riz
Interflite Commerce Commission
Aarding Gates
Ates
Mr. Spencer
Cancer Cure at Last at Buffalo Lab Report
Scientists at the Gratwick Pathological Laboratory in Buffalo under New York state patronage report nearing a solution to cancer. They claim cancer is a parasitic infectious disease that can be transplanted and reproduced in healthy animals and cured in animals with a laboratory serum, with human application to come.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Gratwick Pathological Laboratory
University of Bufffalo
Night and Day Bank to Open on Fifth Avenue Corner
First Night and Day bank directors plan a new 90 800 square foot site at Fifth Avenue and Forty fourth Street in a fashionable district. The bank will operate day and night with a capital of 20 the surplus 40 011. The property changed hands twice in a year yielding 390 000 to sellers.
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Associated Press
New York
Fifth Avenue
Forty-Fourth Street
Bank
President Endorsed by National League Merchants
The National League of Commission Merchants meets in New Orleans Iowa and approves President Roosevelt regarding regulatory railway and transportation matters. The group pledges to support him in Congress as expressed in his message.
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Associated Cfts
New Orleans
National League of Commission Merchants
Roosevelt
National League of Commission Merchants of
The
United States
First locomotive era recall in Waupun by Neitman
In the 1840s George Neitman aided Chicago and Northwestern's first engine run from Fond du Lac to Chester. The locomotive was hauled overland from Sheboygan by ox teams, laid on a temporary 4x4 track, and used to move logging timber downstream to Horicon for lumber.
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George Neltman
Neitman
Chicago
Sheboygan
Laia
Fond du Lac
Chester
Horicon
Wauepun
Sensation Overeptide Irvine Talbot Matter Sees Board Action
Reading Pa January reports reveal a board of inquiry named by Bishop Tuttle to examine a presentment against Bishop Talbot of Central Pennsylvania. Members reportedly met in chapel, refused comment, and planned possible adjournment to another city. A letter from Dr. Irvine to the board caused contention over publicity and executive session rules. Capt P B R Stetson criticized Irvine for cost to the diocese and called for resolution.
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Ingram N. W. Irvine
Tuttle
Talbot
Central
Pennsylvania
Irving
Wilhim Butler
Mauchebunk
Vr. Trvine
Board of Inquiry
Bishop Puble
Cone NO Star Chamber
Star Chamber
Bishops
P. BR. Stetson
Central Pennsylvania
Eastern Star Installation Held at Magonle Temple
Oriental Chapter No 12 of the Order of the Eastern Star held its annual Installation Thursday at the Magonle temple. Milas Chira Rama dell acted as Installing officer and Mrs W L Atwood was marshal. Officers installed include Worthy Matron Mrs A F Andrews Worthy Patron RF FP Joselyn Associate Matron Miss Sarah Williams Conductress Miss Lena Bacon Organist Miss Gee Associate Conductress Miss Ida Miller Chaplain Mrs 12 A Tanters Marshal Miss Alice Redford and others with Sarah Jewett treasurer and W M Trien warder. Refreshments followed with dancing until midnight.
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Order of the Astern Star
Magonle Temple
Milas Chira Ramadell
W. L. Atwood
A. F. Andrews
Joselyn
Sarah Williams
Lena Bacon
Miss Gee
Ida Miller
Mise Schenick
A. Tanters Marshal
Alice Redford
Ada
Misa Nelle Perkins
Ruth
Hinman
Vesper
Mig
A. Josslyn
Martha
Misa MacNi Elects
O . Manzereasurer
Mise Sarah Jewett
W. M. Trlen
Unel
Philip Blake
Arlons
Morley and Hayes Arrested for Drunkenness on Oregon and High Streets
E. D. Morley of Princeton home area was arrested Thursday afternoon on Oregon Street by Officer F. Meyer for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. released today to go home. William Hayes of the city was arrested on High Street by Officer Casey for drunkenness and disorderly conduct. released to assist his family.
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E. D. Morley
Princeton
Oregon Street
F. Meyer
William Hayes
High Street
Casey
Twenty One Injured In Trolley Line Collision
Altoona Pennsylvania January 13 a cheering party of twenty one was struck on the Logan Valley trolley line by a car driven by a suspected intoxicated driver. All present suffered varying injuries as the driver fled, fearing crowd violence.
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Associated Press
Altoona
Logan Valley
Peabody Govororship contest to be taken up
In Denver on January 14 the Legislature resolved to meet the senate in joint session next Tuesday to take action on the contest instituted by James H. Peabody for the governorship.
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Associated Prem
Penver
Col
House
Senate
James H. Peabody
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