Badger Statesman Henry Cullen Adams Dies in Chicago
Henry Cullen Adams of Madison Wisconsin a Republican representative and member of the Fifty-eighth and Fifty-ninth Congress died at the Auditorium hotel Chicago after several weeks illness. Born November 23 1850 in Verona New York he came to Wisconsin as a child and built a notable career among farmers and horticulturists. His Wisconsin home was Madison and his death ends a long public record in state and national service.
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Early life and public service of Wisconsin assembly member Adams
The text details Adams education at Albion academy and the University of Wisconsin then dairying and fruit raising. He was elected to the state assembly in 1883 and re-elected 1885. He led Wisconsin farmers institutes in 1887 1888 and 1890 and held posts as president of the State Dairymen's Association and secretary of the State Horticultural Society. He served as superintendent of public property in 1888 and as dairy and food commissioner until May 1902. He was elected to the Fifty Eighth Congress with 17519 votes, defeating Democrat John J. Wood and Prohibitionist C F Cronk.
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Reform Failed On Him
Albert Smith aged 24 was sentenced in Racine to four years in Waupun after a life of burgling and reform school stints. He blames whisky and morphine for his downfall. He had been arrested for a Kenosha saloon burglary but charges could not be sustained and he was returned to Milwaukee.
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Dreyfus Case Sparks Bitter Dueling After Session
Paris July 9 Associated Press reports the supreme court closed a secret session on the Dreyfus affair with expectations that the Rennes court martial verdict may be annulled or a new trial ordered. The case reawakens bitterness and has already led to a pistol duel between General Gonz and Colonel Plequart, the latter a Dreyfus supporter, with Gonz firing and missing.
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Wisconsin farmhand fatally gored by bull in field incident
Special to The Northwestern from Racine reports Steven Wolsherson, a nineteen year old farm hand, fatally gored by a bull while crossing a field. The animal knocked him down, attacked him again as he tried to rise, breaking ribs and jaw and causing internal injuries before he died.
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Racine
Steven Wolsherson
Birecely
Grain law invalidated in Wisconsin case ruling
Judge Parish of the circuit court at Ashland holds the grain law invalid and dismisses a suit to block the use of a mill seller by state inspection officials. The decision came in favor of Gregory Coos & Co in the matter against Wisconsin grain and warehouse commission.
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Judge Parish
Ashland
Superior
Wis
Three Madison Men Named to Probe Wisconsin Accounts
Milwaukee July 9. Three Madison men were appointed by H. H. Manson, chairman of the Democratic state central committee, to investigate Wisconsin state accounts under a resolution of the June Democratic platform convention. The appointees are John A. Alyward, permanent chairman of the convention, George W. Bird, a resolutions committee member, and George W. Levis, secretary of the state central committee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Madison
H. H. Manson
Ig State Central Committee
Wisconsin
John A. Alyward
George W. Bird
George W. Levis
Chorus Girls Involved In Thaw White Murder Probe
New York July 9 The district attorney probes motive in the Stanford White killing bringing chorus girls and stage figures to interview. Edna McClure a former Thaw friend links White to evictions and Europe's trips for Evelyn. Desmond and Grant pursued by detectives while Sturgis, a Thaw confidant, vanishes amid threats reports.
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New York
District Attorney’s Office
Stanford White
Harry Thaw
Broadway
District Attorney's Office
Paula Desmond
Gertie Grant
Pauline Ekellerman
Kingston
Misa Grant
Miss Grant
Miss Desmond
M'Clure
Garvan
Edna McClure
Thaw
Evelyn
White
Willam Sturgis
Sturgis
Cement sidewalk workers strike for wage increase in Chicago
Cement sidewalk layers in Chicago struck today after a union meeting decided to demand higher wages. The union sought a specific raise, aiming to begin at once, while employers said they would not grant the increase. Workers have been paid 3 cents an hour and sought 3 more.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Sdewalk
Ourlatera
Engagement Report Denied Circulation for Lucy Taggart
A preliminary report from July 9 claims the engagement of Lucy Taggart, daughter of Thomas Taggart, to George Ade is premature and contested by sources. The brief notice notes Denison inquiry and mentions press misattributions from Sy Associate and Todignapana correspondents.
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George Ade
Presa Todignapana
Ind
Mint
Thomas Taggart
Democratic National Committee
Principal Figures in Sensational Hartje Divorce Case
Pittsburg July 9 Hartje divorce trial prompts more criminal prosecutions for conspiracy perjury and subordination. Assistant D A Robb notes no giant conspiracy yet. guilty parties elusive. Mrs Hartje counsel Freeman says forged letters will be proven. Hartje side Marron pledges to show letters and their source to drive Mrs Hartje from court.
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Pittsburg
John
Robb
John Freeman
Pice
Aldo
John Marron
Governor Folk orders arrest of St Joseph saloonkeepers
Jefferson City Mo July 9 Governor Folk directs St Joseph police to arrest saloonkeepers who remain open next Sunday after a third arrest to seize their stock for evidence if they persist. Intimates militia may be sent as state law must be enforced after Kansas City appeals court upholds city ordinance. Police, after nearly 100 arrests and a circuit judge’s ruling, abandoned enforcement as many saloons stayed open last night.
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St. Joseph
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Folk
Abyssinian Treaty Terms Revealed by Paris Negotiators
Paris reports July 6 reveal the Anglo French Italian accord with Abyssinia. The pact guarantees Abyssinia’s territorial integrity and open door trade, supports railway construction from Addis Ababa to the coast, and assigns British and Italian members to the railway directorate. The German foreign office was briefed on the confidential treaty contents.
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Chase Cup Winners At Algoma Country Club
Miss Sarah E Felker and Arthur H Gruenewald won the Chase cup on the Algoma Country club links in Oshkosh Saturday. They beat Colonel Bogey by two strokes in scratch play, posting forty-seven for nine holes, a low score for the event. Other listed participants and coming events fill the field in a dense local sports note.
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Arthur H. Gruenewald
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Lyney Crane
Green Bay
Oshkor
Storm Was a Cyclone
A United States Court of Appeals ruling from St Paul clarifies that the August 26 1904 storm in St Paul, labeled a cyclone, caused damage to stock at Fined Young and McConville wholesale dry goods. The firm won damages after appealing a lower court decision that had rejected the cyclone claim. The appellate court reversed the lower judgment, affirming the cyclone characterization and damages.
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Minn
United States ‘Court of Appral
St Paul
Naan
Young & McConville
Ipeniance
Loan in Paris Signals Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Deal
In Paris negotiations concluded for a major refinancing by French financiers. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line expected to be the beneficiary. Details remain scarce but indications point to a substantial increase in the loan from 26 million to about 56 million dollars.
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Resociated Press
New York
Milwaukee & St
British Steamer Sinks Offshore in Fog Off Navajo Coast
An Associated Press report describes a British steamer that went ashore in fog on the Navajo coast, its captain and crew reaching safety after the ship struck near Blick Point and sank late yesterday.
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Nava
Associated Press
Herbor
Cape
Secretaries actions on demonetized notes in France nominations
Washington July 5. Secretary Shaw has arranged an appendage to next Newel banks to aid the government in supplying a demand for notes of France nominations. He has instructed national banks to refrain from resisting the issue of such notes. He argues there is profit in issuing these notes versus reducing existing ones and urges banks to cooperate.
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Wachington
D. M
Shaw Han
Lezeer de Eg
They Ask Better Pay Controversy Sparks Local Debate
Fragmentary notice records a local dispute over wage increases and funding proposals. Readable fragments mention workers seeking higher pay and officials weighing adjustments to benefits amid a tight budget. Further context is unclear from the damaged source.
Municipal Court Grist: Drunkenness and Disorderly Conduct
Frank Mand jailed for drunkenness and disorderly conduct after a Saturday night arrest. Gisborn M pleads guilty and pays fine. Charles Schultz charged with disorderly conduct pleads not guilty. trial set July 17. Hearman, Fred, William and Ferdinand Kohn assault case adjourned to Aug 5. Albert Schimmerhorn discharged after vagrancy arrest.
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Road Street
Casey
Gisbornine M
Charles Schultz
Hearman
Fred
William
Ferdinand Kohn
Frank Lenius
Albert Schimmerhorn
Davia
Dowlink
Private property in stock quotes upheld injunctive ban
The U S federal circuit court of appeals holds stock market quotations posted at a business are private property. In the case A M McDermott Commission Co v Chicago Board of Trade, the court forbids posting Chicago quotations without owner consent or payment. Judge Vandeventer authored the decision, affirming a permanent injunction against continued posting and use without permission.
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Associated Press
St Paul
Minn
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
Vandeventer
A. M. McDermott Commission Company
Kens City
Chicago Board of Trade
United States Circuit Court
Western District of Missouri
Fay
Chicago
Board of Trade
Grand Jury Begins Inquiry Into Railways and Oil Firm
Cleveland July grand jury opens federal probe into interstate commerce and anti rebate law violations alleged against major railroads and Standard Oil. About a dozen witnesses appeared by subpoena, with three questioned in morning session. District Attorney Sullivan cautioned the inquiry may last several days, possibly a week, as more witnesses could be called.
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Cleveland
Ohio
United States Grand Jury
Standard Oil Company
George T. Roberte
Interstate Commercy Commission
N. H. Anspich
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
W. L Smith
Sullivan
Union Service at First Congregational Church
A large audience filled the First Congregational church for the second Union Service of the season. Rev J P Abbott read the scripture, Rev G E Farnam led prayers, and Rev Leon J Hammitt delivered a sermon on The Alignment of Character by Jesus Method. Mrs John A Cameron sang an offertory solo. The Rev F E Am Smith directed the exercises. next Sunday’s service moves to Tirat Presbyterian Church with Rev G E Farnam preaching.
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G. E Farnam
Leon Jr. Hammitt
John A Cameron
Ev. FE. AM. Smith
M. J. Trewery
Tirat Presbyterian Church
Rev
G. E. Tarnam
Excursion Draws Crowd From Oshkosh Zouave Fleet
A large Oshkosh Zouave company excursion drew heavy turnout on Sunday. Two boats carried passengers from Main Street dock at 4 AM and 9:02 AM, with dancing aboard and lengthy return ride. Reports say the trip was successful and enjoyable throughout.
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Oshkosh Zouave Company
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Thistle
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Artone
Tysie
Wrecked by wild engine at depot injures men
A wild locomotive crashed into several cars at the Union depot in Memphis Tennessee today. The engine ran into the depot yard without a crew and caused multiple injuries among workers. Authorities reported the incident and opened an investigation into the fault.
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Unatan
Devot Yardis
Reds in Demonstration in St Petersburg Amid Unrest
In St Petersburg crowds waved red flags and sang revolutionary songs, prompting police and military patrols. At Moscow railway station, Lt Tom addressed about 2000 rioters before cossacks fired blank rounds, rioters fled, sparse injuries reported. A Constitutional Democratic club meeting was dispersed by mounted guards, some wounded by Rabors, and people sang the Marseillaise. Landlords from provinces fled to Moscow and St Petersburg seeking troops to protect estates.
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Constitutional Democratic Club
Treport
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Atrich
Stolypin Hog
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Meyer
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Atok
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Bialystok
Skidoo Wins Debut In Lake Butte Des Morts Race
Skidoo a new close racing yacht launched by Jones and La Garde for the Lake Butte des Morts Yacht Club defeated Winnebago built for the Neenah Nodaway club in a Lake Butte des Morts regatta. The three mile triangle race saw Skidoo win the second round after an initial buoy difficulty. Fred Luhm and John Buckstaff were among those naming the boats.
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Fred Luhm
John Buckstaff
Cincinnati meeting chosen by German American Gymnastic alliance
Newark N J July weather and notices report that the German American Gymnastic alliance selects Cincinnati as meeting place and annuls a rule keeping Indianapolis as executive board headquarters. The item lists forecast winds and temperatures and includes barometer readings and local weather remarks.
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