Thaw Trial Postponed to Wednesday in Murder Case
New York June 21 trial of Harry K Thaw for the Stanford White murder is postponed to Wednesday morning. Thaw stayed in the prisoner's room as the jury pool was selected and his wife could not attend. District Attorney Jerome noted the delay was due to the prior case not being concluded.
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Mayham Dead Fond du Lac Physician and Mayor Dies
Special to The Northwestern Fond du Lac Wisconsin reports the death of Dr Mayham a well known physician and former mayor who died at his office after a heart attack following a routine morning. He was seventy seven and had served Fond du Lac for fifty three years plus held mayoral office in several terms. Julia Schaar mother of August Schaar of Fond du Lac died in Chicago and will be buried in Riverside cemetery after services at noon. She would have been ninety one next April and had lived with her son in Fond du Lac for years.
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Chicago
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Chierno
Museum theft suspect linked to nationwide heists
Detective George W. Ryan of Cincinnati left Washington with Clarenton Henri alias Edward Letehs mere, arrested here on charges of stealing wheat gens silver bars and gold dust from the national museum. Henri faces trial for removing a painting from its frame in the Cincinnati museum.
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Cincinnati
Washington
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National Museum
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Cincinnati Museum
Milwaukee brakeman fatally injured between freight cars
Evan Ailes, a Milwaukee man and brakeman for the Chicago and Northwestern railway, was fatally injured at Ives this morning when he was caught between two freight cars. The accident was reported by a Racine special to The North western Milwaukee.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Ives
Ex-Governor Higgins Stable After Stimulant Support
Reports from Olean New York indicate ex-Governor Higgins remains in stable condition with heart action aided by stimulants. No decisive change in his state is noted as medical teams monitor his recovery.
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Racine Lead and Zinc Company Planned in Wisconsin
A Racine lead and zinc company plans to file Articles of Incorporation in Milwaukee on January 21 with capital stock of 25,000. Twenty members, mostly from Racine, own the firm. They have bought a large tract of land in the grain belt in Grant County and will develop it. George D. Fellows named temporary manager.
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Racine
Flood Crest Reached in Cincinnati and Spreads Toll
Flood conditions widen across Ohio and Kentucky as Cincinnati hits crest at 65.1 feet and Shawneetown reports 48 feet with residents taking to upper floors. Evacuation continues and levees are fortified while rail service plans adjust to rising water.
Kilbourn of Beloit Old Citizen Viciously Insane at Zion City
Ilwabukee reports Illipukee native Kilbourn once a Racine area bookkeeper and head of Zion City bank becomes violently insane after resigning from his post and selling property. He was born forty years ago to Rev James Kilbourn and was widowed two years ago.
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BE. Kilbourn
Beloit College
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Racine Hardware Compan
Alen City
Bank of
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Lion City Bank
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HAU DENIES GUILT IN MOTHER-IN-LAW MURDER
Karl Haul professor of Bonin law at George Washington University faced several witnesses in Baden Baden Germany. They could not positively identify him as the killer of Frau Molitor, whom authorities say was slain on the day in question. Haul firmly denies the murder accusation.
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Germany
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Frau Molitor
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Yrau Moltter
Shea Jury Locked Up In Chicago Trial
The Shea jury remained in custody at 1:00 pm with no verdict in sight. Judge Ball threatened to keep them overnight if no decision emerges, and the state's attorney noted that a hung verdict would prompt an immediate new trial.
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Doctor Barnes Dies After Coal Gas Inhalation
Madison Wisconsin January 21 Dr Barnes editor of The We at Wanpacs died Sunday afternoon following exposure to coal gas at home He was buried in Madison today after services noting his editor role and death from gas inhalation.
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Longest Non-Stop Rail Run and Critical Senate Candidate
The article notes a 2795 mile nonstop rail segment between Wratell and Ming's Cros. It reports McMillan, a candidate for the Senate, in Detroit in critical condition with pneumonia and heart complications after weeks of illness.
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Cold Weather Tightens Grip As Midwest Sees Deep Freeze
The Associated Press reports record cold across Minnesota Wisconsin and the Dakotas with Superior Wisconsin at twenty seven below zero and St Paul four below. Trains run late or paralyzed by snow drifts as the Northwest expected warmer weather. A fatality is reported in Michigan copper country after a train incident.
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Death in Neenah Brings Family Notices and Funeral
Special to The Northwestern Neenah Wis 21 Neerman Miller aged eighty three dies at midnight at the home of his daughter Mrs G H Albee Nicolet avenue wife and two daughters Mrs Albee and Mrs Chirley Griges of Wautoma survive Funeral planned Wednesday afternoon at the Albee home conducted by Rev BE A Leonard Handicap relay event at Princess rink draws a good crowd Trophies a pair of skates and a roller polo stick judged on laps and positions Run over a two mile course
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Fire destroys Union Transfer Storage company in Madison
A Madison fire last night gutted the Union Transfer Storage company building causing losses over 350000. The facility served Turse manufacturers as a central distribution point and contained farm implements and goods for manufacturers in Wisconsin and beyond, with most insured.
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Wisdan
Wisconsin
Madison
Union Transfer Storage Company
Flyby Wins Windy Ruby Wor Regatta at Menasha
In Menasha Wisconsin the Flyby owned by Borenz and Grode won a two and a half mile boat race run twice around the course despite high winds. Most boats finished, except Lie Lawson’s vessel which failed to finish after rigging tore. The Ruby owners received a prize for their boat’s performance amid the challenging wind conditions.
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Typhoid Fatality and Local Obituaries From Oshkosh Area
Typhoid fever claimed the life of Mydo A Jackson of Galva on Sunday evening after a week of illness. The 35-year-old sold farm and pup supplies and had planned to relocate to Oshkosh. Funeral arrangements were underway as relatives traveled from Chicago and Wisconsin to attend. Also reported are deaths of Clarence T. Clark, a Gabeulah farmer, and multiple funeral notices for local residents, with services held in Nekimi and at St John’s in Oshkosh. The notices note hospitalization at Winnebago and the burial at Salem and Riverside cemeteries.
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Trial in Circuit Court on personal injury claim continues
In a circuit court session this afternoon the trial of Smith v. Baxter over a personal injury suit proceeded as the jury was empaneled after motions and a delay. The case alleges the defendant’s negligence caused injuries and sought damages.
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Tiltman Sparks Senate Brownsville Row and Substitute Pact
Washington January 21 A heated Senate session centered on the Brownsville affair with Senator Tilman defending his remarks and Senators Spooner and Foraker clashing. A bipartisan substitute resolution to probe military actions and the Brownsville incident was agreed upon by Republicans, with paths open for amendments and further debate.
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Land case settled involving Rhinelander and manufacturers
A suit by B A Jobs of Rhinelander against several timber and land firms including Marshfield Land & Lumber and Hopper River Land over damages for property in Taylor County is dropped. The action arose from timber land purchases dating to May from the United States Lowther Company and concerns three defendant companies and related property interests.
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Uti Pig de Jiss
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Trust dispute over land sale yields heavy local interests
The case concerns a $500 air consideration and alleges misdeeds at sale time. Thorny, attorney for the Joeparife, claims lack of real cause for action, while the defendants argue the suit covers legitimate expenses paid to Johnsona and an assignor. Judges Webb and prominent local figures including Sawyer Edleworth Upham are noted in connection with Marshfield Land & Linder and related companies.
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Jobson
Ted
Thorny
Joeparife
Webb
Sawyer
Edleworth
Uphan
Marshfield Land & Linder Company
Ray
Upham Minnutueturtiay Company
California Forgery Suspect Stucki Arrested and Sentenced
Arpad Stuckt, arrested in California on forgery charges, wa s brought to Winneehopne county court. He waived preliminary exam and received an indeterminate sentence of one to two years in the state reformary at Green Bay. Simpson, former sheriff, escorted Stuckt to custody after a cross-country trip touching multiple towns and a cheese factory employment history.
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Billiardists Compete in Chaotic City Tournament
Odd recap of a billiards contest with scattered names and unclear details. The fragment mentions players, a Saturday evening event, and a venue near an avenue with references to funds and scores, but the full outcome remains obscured in the garbled copy.
British and American ships clash over Kingston withdrawal
Washington reports indicate no official U S confirmation of Admiral Davis’s withdrawal from Kingston while Britain questions Governor Swettenham’s request. Dispatches show Swettenham seeking U S thanks for aid and discuss possible overreach by Davis beyond British authority. No formal statements from either government clarify the incident yet.
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