Karl Hall on Trial for Mother's Murder in Baden Baden
Karlsruhe July 17 Karl Hall the former Washington law professor stands trial charged with murdering his mother in law Frau Molitor in Baden Baden on November 6 1906. His mental fitness was ruled sound and the case features a forged Paris telegram and a suicide by his wife who left a farewell letter. Hall pleads not guilty and declines to answer questions about the Baden Baden incident.
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Baden-Baden
Associated Fresa
Karlsruhe
Germany
Karl Hall
Inlaw
Frau Molitar
Hall
George Washington University
Washington
D. C
London
Frau Molitor
Baden- Baden
Haul
Constantinople
Porte
Turkey
Vienna
Frankforton-the-Main
Ward
Paris
Olga Montor
Olga
Haus
United States
Berlin
Hau
Rcle
Baden- Laden
Hans
Httle
Angelo Heilprin Dead in New York City
Professor Angelo Heilprin renowned mineralogist and explorer, longtime resident of Philadelphia, died suddenly in New York City at age about 60 from heart disease after a two month illness. The funeral was held at Mrs. Lavenan's home.
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Agewialedt
Philadelphia
An' Gon Healprin
Hisieter
Racind Javeman
Central Pack Wet
New Fork Jr
South America
Steamship Movements Reported Arrivals and Departures
Steamship movements note arrivals at New York including the Aveta and Proea from distant ports with ships listed as arriving and leaving. The report records status of several vessels and port activity, reflecting busy maritime traffic in the era.
Defense of Lynchers Opens in Anson County Case
The defense will begin presenting testimony in the trial of numerous Anson county citizens charged with lynching J. W. Johnson who was accused of murdering his brother in law. The defendants are indicted under the 1893 anti lynching act, the first such statute in a southern state. If convicted the maximum punishment is twenty years under common law.
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Associated Press
Charlotte
N. C
Anson County
J. W. Johnson
Re Haywood Case Evidence Concludes In Idaho
Boise July 17 Rebuttal evidence in the Haywood case is to end this afternoon with defense likely to close its case. Witness O N Sackett, Smuggler Union mine official Telluride, Colo, testified on conditions from 1901 to 1904 and the martial law period. An agreement in 1901 between Eduard Collins and Vincent St John was introduced, with St John agreeing to halt attacks on the mine. Sackett remained unshaken under cross examination and described citizens taking the law into their own hands before militia arrived.
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Dy Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Haywood
Ihs
O. N. Sackett
Union
Telluride
Col
Eduard Collins
Vincent St. John
Western Federation of Miners
St. John
Mr. Collins
Sackett
Purchase rumor swirls around Neenah Oshkosh line
In Neenah Wisconsin rumors persist that Wisconsin Traction Heat Light and Power may buy the Neenah Oshkosh interurban. President Smith of Appleton does not deny a possible purchase, while local social and travel updates fill the day.
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Neenah, Wis
Neenah-Osh- Kosh
Wisconsin Traction, Heat, Light and Power Company
Smith
Appleton
Frank Otis
Fond du Lac
Conrad G. Schmidt
Minnis Bohem
Beaver Dam
Charles Boehm
Dorothy Raigman
Milwaukee
Menasha
Neenah
J. J. Boyum
Emma
Alice
Fergus Falls
Minn
William Garfield
Peter Brandon
Clayton
Board of Review
Walter Keniett
E. O. Ellsworth
Neenan
Gene Rave
Strobe’s Island
Little Lake Butte Des Moins
Ladies’ Aid Society
Norwegian Lutheran Church
George Miller
Gladys
Wisconsin Central
Pictic
Riversiie Park
Stevens Point
Wisconsin Avenue
George Sweet
Mervill
Clara Haertl
Peter Haertl
Myre
Charles Scofield
Snell's Station
Central American Affairs Sees No War Pending
Senator Corea the Nicaraguan minister to Washington held a long talk with Acting Secretary Bacon on Central American affairs. Reports from Mexico City note rapid signs of serial warfare. Corea expressed optimism, saying there will be no war and peace in Central America will continue.
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fEy
Washington, D. C
Corea
Washington
Bacon
Mexico
Central
Ametia
Belaya
Saltdoer
No Stay of Judgment Opposed in Valention Case
The court denied a stay of judgment in the Valention case brought by the defense seeking relief. Judge overruled the request as the matter proceeded in court.
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Tasto
Sarahes
Jorge
Insane Reservist Attempts to Kill the President on July Holiday
Pars July 17 A naval reservist Leon Male of Havre fired twice at President Fallieres during the national fete on July 14 near the Avenue du Bois de Boulogne as he returned from Longchamps after a grand review. The president was unharmed. Male was arrested amid heightened security amid anti militarist demonstrations. The attack occurred with Clemenceau and the secretary beside the president in a landau guarded by squadrons of cuirassiers.
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France
Pars
Fallieres
Leon Male
Havre
Maille
Fratpe
Aventge du Buijs de
Longchamps
Paris
M. Clemenceau
M. Lanes
Landau
Culran
Western Union Telegraphs Tense Move Sparks Health Violation Debate
Officials place beds and cots in the Western Union main building as a potential strike looms, drawing fire from local union leaders who call the action a violation of lodging laws and threaten a health-board complaint. San Francisco reports a tentative settlement talk aims to curb a broader walkout.
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Associated Press
New York
Western Union Telegraph Company
Broadway
Robert C. Clowry
Western Union
Joseph F. Ahearn
Health Board
Chicago
Telegraph Company
United States
Neill
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Cal
Wells
S. J. Small
Oakland
Small
National Union
Small Sare
Neil
Children Deserted at Farm Struck by Local Mystery
A local report describes several young children left without guardians at the Peterson farm. Names given include Tena Levies and Getta FHer, ages ranging from eight to five, with authorities investigating their sudden separation from a parent.
Asked to abdicate emperor faces demand at Hague
Assocated Press dispatch reports Beoul July 12 that leaders urged the emperor to abdicate in the Hague action. In Tokyo July 7 the democratic custom is cited as pressing cabinet ministers to advise retirement when a sovereign's conduct endangers national welfare. The cabinet is to meet and speak as a spokesman outlines the advisability of retirement.
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Associsird Presa
Toklo
Altheid Corea
Parade of Massed Bards Delights Philadelphia Parade crowds
A Philadelphia event features a grand parade of mas sed bar ds with Ed ward Leach and John W Wagner among leaders. Officials from Baltimore Wheeling Superior attended as parades formed along Bread Street and Broad Street attracting large crowds and festive pageantry.
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Arsaciets Press
Philadelphia
Grand Jodge
Elke
Edward Leach
Newkirk
John W. Wagner
Kagwit City
F. Mea
Baltimore
Chari Scenici
Wheeling
Woza
FR. Mille
Superior
Tis
Strike Spreads Through Duluth Ore Docks Halting Mines and Railways
Duluth Minnesota July 17 ore traffic on the Great Lakes blocked as Duluth Two Harbors laborers strike over a 5 cent daily raise. About 759 workers quit, followed by Two Harbors members at midnight, forcing shippers to suspend train crews and open pit mining while underground operations continue stockpiling ore. If the walkout continues thousands face idle. Superior Wisconsin sees potential ripple effects on Alleouez docks with cargoes diverted and crews left withoutWork.
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Associated Press
Duluth
Minn
Great Lakes
Haif
Great Mesabo
Twa
Two Harbors
Xeere
Dulath
Superior
Wie
Allovez
Alleuez
Private Property at Sea and Treaty Debates
A garbled summary depicts discussions at a conference with representatives from France Great Britain and Iberian states. Delegates favored a compromise while opposition rigidly rejected terms citing treaty principles and regional interests amid pronounced national tensions.
Verdi Opera Found in Box From VerdiEstate
A manuscript of an unknown Verdi opera was found in a box of papers at Santa Agatha, Milan. The box was to be destroyed under Verdi’s will, and executors have not decided its fate. The work is thought to be an early composition.
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Associated Press
Milan
Verdi
Santa Agatha
Boston to Host Next Federation of Catholic Societies Meet
Indianapolis July 17 The Federation of Catholic Societies predicted Boston will host the next convention. Archbishops Williams and OConnell of Boston urged the gathering, with plans for a nominating committee and possible reelection of current officers. The group favored parochial schools and a Catholic daily press, postponed a formal stance on Catholic Y M C A, and condemned socialism while noting some socialist demands align with Christian goals.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Federation of Catholic Societies
Boston
Willams
O'Connell
Committee On Catholic
Y. M. CG
Unl
Messmer
Wisconsin
Rodgers
Michigan
Julius Carter
Minnesota
Lever Wins Damages Over UK Soap Combine Libel Case
William Hesketh Lever, Liberal MP for the Wirral division of Cheshire, won $160,000 in damages and costs from the London Daily Mail and The London Evening News. The newspapers admitted liability after two days of hearings regarding alleged bets during the failed 1906 UK soap combine effort. The ruling set a new libel damages record in this country.
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Associated Press
Liverpool
United Kingdom
William Hesketh Lever
Worrall
Cheshire
Harmsworth
London Daily Mail
London Evening News
Lever
Bel
Kits
Joint Knights of Columbus Picnic Set for Calumet Harbor
Oshkosh Fond du Lac and Appleton Knights of Columbus plan a joint picnic at Calumet Harbor on August 15 with five chartered steamers Thistle Paul T and transfers arranging the arrival of delegates from Me nasha Kaukauna and others Festivities include a ball dance and athletic contests for prizes.
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Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Appleton
Councils of Knights of Columbus
Plana
Knigghts of
Columbus
Calumet Harbor
Electric Park
Thistle
Menasha
Appleton and
Kaukauna Knights
Talstle
Paul T
Gahkoth
Gehkesh
Gehkosh Council
Ys T
Muale
Atlans
Oshkeney
Charles Fica
Merghae
Flor
Sreentrenuer
Ana Jay Varian
Coal Land Cases in Denver Court Action Overview
A Denver-based legal matter outlines coal land disputes with attorneys Greta Reed and Tristrist Atte... proceeding in the state court. The case concerns a mining venture, ownership stakes, and potential injunctions as parties argue over surface and mineral rights.
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Py Asvociate
Pregey
Milanuker Wiel
Tristrist
Attecnes HH
Peito
Esanestina
Everss
Wisconsin Labor Conventions Open At Racine
The teenth annual Wisconsin State Federation of Labor convened in Racine with Frank J. Weber presiding. Officers to be elected and defense fund disposition to be debated, while the Wisconsin State Blue Label League elected officers and adopted a uniform advertising system for cigars.
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Wisconsin Blue Label League
Fond di Leo Mun
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
A. Wisconsin
Racine
Wisconsin State Federation of Labor
Frank J. Weber
Milwauckee
Blue Label League
Tha
Wisconsin
Blue Label Teague
Frank Kent
Fond du Lac
A. W. Sanders
Marinette
Jonny Muth
Treassurer
Sr. Hleckel
la Crosse
Mrs Mary Englebright Dies in Ripon Hospital
Mary E Carpenter Englebright, wife of W. W. Englebright of Ripon, died at St Marys hospital from kidney trouble after an illness of six years. Born in Oshkosh in 1859, she lived there before moving to Ripon in 1901 to help her husband run the Tremont Hotel and later the Hotel Englebright. Survived by husband and sisters, funeral plans pending with Rev. John W. Greens officiating. Interment to be at Pilseredde.
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Mary E. Englebright
W. H. Englebright
Ripon
St. Mary's Hospital
Englebright
Chicago & North, Western
Fond du Lac
Osh= koon
Mary E. Carpenter
Giles Carpenter
Oshkosh
Gabe Bouck
Mam H. Englebright
Tremont
Nellie Drew
Fingiebright
Henry Heeemeleer Af Theen Ray
Mary E. Davis
George Overton
Wham
Prins Arek
Joan W Greens
Election Ratified Amid Local Duty Ties
A fragmented report notes ratification of an election amid local duties in Alabama. Names and dates are unclear due to damaged text, but references to officials and routine procedures suggest formal approval and continuation of civic processes.
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Ted Cormeen
Verdi Opera
Federation of Catholic Societies—Nepoct of Hevolations Committee
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Riprey
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Frederation OF Labor
William Englebright
St. Mary's Hoxplini
Tremont Hotel
Golst
Pankhead
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Tsis Teonteht
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