Glass couple sentenced to five years each for assault and robbery
A Wisconsin special from Marinette reports Joseph and Mae Glass were found guilty of assaulting and robbing a local man. They received five years in prison with first day in solitary confinement at Waounun. The couple, accused by Allard, had prior criminal records.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jan
Wisconsin
Marinette
Joseph
Mae Glass
Waounun
Glass
Allard
Gloss
Fire destroys famed Jesuit college near Mobile
The Spring Hill College near Mobile Alabama, one of the oldest Jesuit institutions in the South, was destroyed by fire. The blaze began in the chapel, likely from a crossed wire in a moving picture machine, and rapidly consumed multiple buildings including the library, museum, dormitories, and gym. No loss of life reported.
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Associated Presa
Mobile
Alo
HMI College
United States
Europe
Ifo
Dre
College
Illinois Inauguration Promises Deep Waterway Plan
Deneen inaugurated as Illinois governor amid a push for a lakes to gulf deep waterway. I naugural address urges swift action, cooperation, and strong grain inspection reforms to boost trade with Canada and Britain.
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Canada
Lakes
Atlantic Seaboard
United States
Atlantic
Gulf
Great Britain
General Assembly
Minneapolis
Duluth
Buffalo
Senate
Assembly
Deneen
Bank cashier resigns at annual officer election
C G Lindemann long serving cashier of American National bank resigns at the annual officers meeting in Marshfield. John Suebers, current cashier of the Marshfield State bank, is likely to succeed him.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wistonain
Marshfield
C. G. Lindemann
American National Bank
John Suebers
New Marshfield State Bank
Traction Interests Drive Wisconsin League Reorganization
Eastern Wisconsin traction interests push to form a feeder league for car lines by uniting La Crosse Winona Eau Claire Wausau Superior Duluth Ashland and Stillwater. Negotiations began today to create a new class C circuit replacing the disbanded Northern Prague and shaping a regional league likely to feed lines into transit networks.
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Associated Press
la Crosse
Wis
Wisconsin
Rooney
Winona
Eau Claire
Wausau
Superior
Duluth
Ashland
Stillwater
Double Dragon Order Tied to Chinese Diplomats
A Peking report notes an edict creating the Double Dragon decoration for foreign officials and Chinese diplomats alike. The move aims to boost prestige among diplomatic representatives amid government efforts to restructure ranks and ambassadorial appoint lments.
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Peking
Fan
Foreign Board
Tina
Yellow Pine Men to Meet
New Orleans January 18 The Yellow Pine Manufacturers association with hundreds of leading pine units will convene for three days. Topics include values stock and trade condition future outlook orders on hand rates conservation advertising and export demand. Secretary reports suggest dull mill trade last year with good prospects for the coming season.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Yellow Pine Manufacturers’ Association
America
Wedding at Stevens Point Promises Union of Milwaukee Pair
Milwaukee residents Peter Bickler or Hickler and Miss May Belle Little wed at the bride’s parents home in Stevens Point on a Saturday evening. Attendees included Philip Etkler, James Hickler, and Mrs. Hange of Milwaukee, the groom’s mother, brother, and sister.
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Peter Hickler
Milwaukee United
Little
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Peter Bickler
Maybelle Little
Mra
Sueels
Mes
Philip Etekler
James Hichler
Mra, Hange
Whisky causes murder in Milwaukee quarrel over whisky
Mrs Otto Lundstrom known as Vera Lee confessed to police that she shot and killed her husband during a quarrel over a drink of whisky. The woman, arrested yesterday, stated that her husband had committed an earlier offense.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Otto Lundstrom
Vera Lee
Panama Canal libel case hear ing advances in New York
A New York court heard arguments over subpoenas tied to a grand jury probe of The World and Indianapolis News criticisms of the Panama Canal purchase. Attorneys sparred over subpoena legality while witnesses, including editors and reporters, testified about the press role and potential involvement of figures tied to the canal deal. The proceeding reflected high level tensions between the Roosevelt administration and major newspapers in the period.
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Panama Canal
New York, World and Indiannapolia
Associated Press
New York
New York World
Indianapolia News
United States
Henry L.8thinson
William H. McLaughlin
The
World
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Press
Compan
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Gras
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Congress
Charles Tt.Taft
J. Trauminis Robinson
Coebo
Stimson
United States Circuit
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Ward
John M. Bowers
McLoughlin
Shaw
Bowers
Thi
Bonaparte
Washington
Dircet
Capitol
Supreme Court
United States Tilstriet
Ker
Taker
Tiernson
Sullivan & Cromayell
Cromwell
Panuire Canal
Biorneon
Ques- Thenel Ae
Sullivan & Cromwell
Enna
Hie
D. M. Bagelman
Interna- Henn
Settlement reached in Sandin Stephenson civil case
The Milwaukee case was settled this afternoon between Charles Sandin and Isaac Stephenson Jr. nephew of Senator Isaac Stephenson. Details of the settlement were not disclosed. A criminal case against Stephenson was dropped after the civil settlement. Stephenson faced assault charges for allegedly striking Sandin while Sandin acted as conductor of a streetcar.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wii
Tin
Marinette Raya
Eet
Charles Sandin
Isaac Stephenson Jr
Isaac Stephenson
Stephenson
Ely
Sundin
Tk Way
Wreck of Newfoundland ship off Fire Island found
Aboard ship Sindianry doomed after strike on treacherous sands. Fire Island lifeguards and patrols scour the coast at daylight for the missing crew of the Newfoundland fishing schooner. Hull remains seen about a mile west of Oak Island with twelve men unaccounted for.
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Associated Press
New York
Fire Island
Wtte New Foundland
Oak Island
Fall Kills Little Boy in Marinette County
A Journal Special from Marinette reports William Por of Wansaukee, aged about one year, was fatally injured Sunday when he fell from a common house chair. He struck his head, and the skull was fractured. The child died before the parents could reach him.
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Medhet
Milwaukee
Wit
Marinette Save
Wiliam
Leonard Por
Wansaukee
Utthy
Teoun
New Bank Capitalized At Unity Wisconsin
A new bank has been organized at Unity with capital of 10000 dollars. The stock was fully purchased by local business men, indicating strong local support and early community backing for the institution.
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NEW Bank AT
Unity
Milwaukee
Wis
Newa
Marshfield
Waters-Pierce Oil fined and ousted by Texas ruling
The U S Supreme Court affirmed Texas courts' $1,428,000 fine against Waters-Pierce Oil Co of St Louis for antitrust violations and upheld its removal from the state. The decision also sustained the appointment of Robert J Mekhart as receiver over the companys objections. Additionally Moyers case against former Colorado governor Peabody ended unfavorably for Moyers.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Suepreme Court
United States
Texas
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Louis
Robert J. Mekhart Ag
C. H. Dorchester
Moyer
Supreme Court of the
Western Federation of Minera
Peabody
Colorado
Moyor
Telluride
Colo
Waters-rleree Company of
St. Louis
Deciaton
Lone Star
Trivanal
Cilizenti Moyeru Alo
Lampert Fulfills Duty as Wisconsin Messenger
Florian Lampert of Dishkogh Wisconsin delivered Wisconsin’s official Taft electors vote to Vice President Fairbanks in Washington. He was escorted by Representative James H. Davidson and cousin Leonard Lampert of Neenah. They will stay in Washington until Wednesday then visit Lampert’s son at West Point.
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Washington, D. C
Ian
Florian Lampert
Dishkogh
Wisconsin
Fairbanks
William H. Taft
Madison
Lampert
James H. Davidson
Leonard Lamepert
Neenah
Washington
Wemenday
West Point
Stevens
Cholera Cases Rise as Neva Water Is Banned
In St. Petersburg on January 18 forty new cholera cases and twenty four deaths in municipal hospitals marked the twenty four hour period ending at noon. Authorities move to provide boiled drinking water. The blessing ceremony for Neva river waters in which the emperor will participate is planned for tomorrow. The Neva has been a contamination source.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Charles
Deneen
House
Senate
Charles 8. Deneen
Lertenant
John G. Oglesby
Elkhart
James A. Rose
Colconda
James McCullough
Champaign
W. H. Stead
Ottawa
Andrew J. Russell
Jacksonville
Hall of Representatives
Executive Mansion
Shurtleff
Justice Cartwright
Chicago
St. Petersburg
France sees drop in deaths in first half of year
Paris reports a healthier balance of births and deaths in the first six months of the year. births exceeded deaths by 11 00, reversing the 1907 excess of 55,000. The decline in deaths is attributed to stricter hygiene laws and improved public health measures.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Partly Cloudy Warmer For Wisconsin Forecast
Local observations show partly cloudy skies with warmer temperatures expected for San Day. Mild winds and a gentle breeze accompany the forecast as temperatures rise into the upper 60s by evening.
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Wisconsin
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