Wisconsin AG suit seeks receiver for German Exchange Bank
The state of Wisconsin through Attorney General Emmett Hicks and Bank Examiner Edward Kidd files a circuit court complaint against the German Exchange Bank of Chilton and partners Theodore Kersten and Henry Kersten. The document details insolvency, large CD liabilities, and poor asset coverage, asking the court to appoint a receiver to marshal assets and satisfy creditors.
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Wisconsin
Emmett &. Hicks
Edward S. Kidd
German Exchange Bank of
Chilton
German Exchange Bank
Theodore Kersten
Henry Kersten
Kidd
Betme
L. D. Dorschel
Wald Bank
Ald Bank
Malting Company
A. Zech & Company
Hieronymen Zech
Ame Zech
Henry Zech
Poteke Industrial Company
H. Zech& Company
Sald HH
Yech & Compeny
ETS
Fee Realty Peverify Areindeer
German Exchange bank creditors to share proceeds under court order
The court orders practicable distribution of property proceeds among creditors of the German Exchange bank. Any surplus from repaying indebtedness to the bank to be disposed of under further court order. Plaintiff seeks additional relief as deemed just and equitable.
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German Exchange Bank
Thought to be Blondin in Quebec arrest
A man believed to be Blondin, the Chelmsford wife murderer, is under arrest in Ste Anne des Monts. He resembles Blondin in features and has tattoo marks like the famous image. Officers say his apparent insanity is feigned. He says he was once an engineer and later a painter.
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Wy Associated Brews
Ste Anne
Harbor Improvement Appropriations Proposed for Duluth Seaway
Captain D D Gaillard in charge of river and harbor improvements submits annual report proposing next fiscal year appropriations. Duluth Minnesota to receive 459727 dollars to complete projects. Ashland Wisconsin 65000 dollars, with 60000 for continuing work. Marquette Harbor Michigan 63000 dollars, with 60000 for improvement. Grand Marais Michigan harbor of refuge 105000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
D. D. Gaillard
Duluth, Minn
Duluth
Minh
Ashland
Wis
Marquette Harbor
Mich
Grand Marais
Louis as Emperor alleged plan to install Napoleon ally
Paris dispatch in Pall Mall Gazette claims a conspiracy to overthrow the republic and crown Prince Louis Napoleon emperor. September 14 is said to mark a demonstration backing the prince, who is described as a close ally of Russia. Names listed as leaders include M. De Roulede, the marquis De Lur Sauje, and M. Martel Habert, with high officials alleged to be listening for funds.
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Associated Press
London
Pall Mall Gazette Today
Paris
Louis Napoleon
Ezar
Prince Louis
Elsims
M. de Roulede
Marquis de Lur Sa- Juce
M. Martel-Habert
Will Retain Morro Fort as U S Guardian at Havana
The United States plans to permanently retain Morro Castle overlooking Havana harbor. The aim is to occupy control defend the fortress with troops after Cuba takes over governance. Modern artillery will be installed to aid Cuba's defense and guarantee Cuban compliance with the Platt treaty terms.
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Associated Press
New York
Morro Castle
Havana
Washington
United States
Cuba
Five Drown in Capsized Yacht Venitala Near Sands Point
Five persons perish when the yawl Venitala of Philadelphia capsizes in Long Island Sound five miles east of Sands Point near the NY Connecticut line. Only two on board are saved, including the owner Arthur C Colburn and his daughter. Captain Flint of Brooklyn is named among the dead. The rescued include Mrs Walter Sprankle and steward James Stanbridge as the longboat sinks.
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Hy Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Venitala
Philadelphia
Sands Point
New York and
Connecticut
Arthur C. Colburn
Tda
Annete Colburn
Flint
Brooklyn
N. Y
Walter J. Sprankle
James Stanbridge
New York
Gertrude
Lillian Green Dying in Roosevelt Hospital
The well known actress Lillian Green is dying in Roosevelt hospital from typhoid fever. Mina Green, arriving July 10 from Chicago where she acted, was moved to the hospital the next day.
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New York
Lillian ,Green
Roosevelt Hospital
Mina Green
Chicago
Miss Ely at Appleton Inspires Police Search
Appleton Wisconsin July 29 detective Keefe who has been on the Evanston fugitive case viewed a couple in the city who resemble Misa Dry and her nephew but did not identify them as the wanted pair. Local residents doubt the identification and police remain on the case.
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Appleton
Wis
Misa Dry
Evanston
Keefe
Othrwise
Blenheim En Fete to Celebrate Third Unionist Victory
London July 19 Duke of Marlborough to preside over a large Blenheim palace fete August 10 at Woodstock to celebrate the third Unionist victory. About 7,000 attendees include 3,000 delegates from conservative and Liberal Unionist associations. Badly four and Chamberlain to speak. Duchess to host luncheon in a vast tent and public inspection of Blenheim. No plans for America voyage or Canada governor general role.
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Associated Press
London
Duke of Marlborough
Blenheim Palace
Woodstock
Oxford
Unionists
Badlfour
Chamberlain
Duchess of Marlborough
Blesheim
Wisconsin National Guard Inspections Move to Camp
Madison July 19 The Wisconsin National Guard will be inspected in camp this year rather than at home armories under orders from Adjutant General Boardman. Captain Edward Chynoweth will conduct the inspection with Sunday morning checks and the week’s camp duties. Major C R Williams will perform property inspections at armories later.
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Northwestern
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin National Guard
Adjutant General Boardman
Edward Chynoweth
C. R. Williams
Fire destroys hotel and stores in Cambridge Minnesota
A blaze in Cambridge Minnesota between midnight and four this morning caused a total loss of 89000 dollars. Principal victims include Merchants' Hotel P Peterson Pesley’s Drug Store Alfred Smith’s General Store H J Johnson’s general store Chounard’s Saloon Sacher-Mad’s Jewelry C L Johnson & Company clothiers. Insurance coverage listed at 450000.
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St. Paul
Minn
Cambridge
Merchants’ Hotel
P. ©. Peterson
Pesley’s
Alfred Smith
H. J. Johnson
Chounard
Sacher- Mad’s Jewelry
C. L. Johnson & Company, Clothiers
Two Men Die in Kentucky Rail Collision
Evansville, Indiana July 19 two freight trains on the Louisville and Nashville railway collided head on at Nortonville Kentucky killing two men and injuring four more two fatally. The dead are E M Corbett a foreman and Cleveland Harrison a tramp. The fatally injured include two tramps whose names are not known. The report also notes a divorce suit filed by Mrs Dorothy Studebaker McKeown against her husband Scott A McKeown for cruelty and failure to provide.
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Evansville
Ind
Louisville & Washville
Nortonville
E. M. Corbett
Orakeman
Cleveland Harrison
Morgan Denies Settlement Rumors of Pittsburg Steel Strike
New York July 19 J P Morgan denied rumors of a steel strike settlement saying there is no truth and no compromise. Pittsburg leaders Shaffer and Amalgamated officials deny overtures and note possible new talks while monitoring Vandergrift Duncanville Wellsville and McKeesport motions as workers prepare for resumed operations and monster labor meeting.
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Associated Press
New York
J. P. Morgan
Tam
Shaffer
Pittsburg
Penn
United States Breel Corporation
Great Steel Combine
Duey
John Jarat
American Sheet Steel Company
Joseph Bishop
Ohio Board of Arbitration
Amalgamated
Jarrett
Sheet Giants
Bishop
Wellsville
Dewees Wood
McKeesport
White's Opera House
Monongahela Valley
Monessen
Amalgamated Association
Navy delays Maclay volume as Schley cited as coward
A Baltimore American letter from Felix Agnus urges President McKinley to intervene, charging Maclay's third volume of naval history with defamatory language against Rear Admiral Schley. The secretary of the navy plans to exclude the book as a text at the naval academy until the offensive passages are removed, and Agnus defends the work as standard history.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Secretary of the Navy
Maclay
Naval Academy
Schley
Baltimore
Felix Agnus
Baltimore- American
President McKinley
William McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Munday
Navy
Maciay
Navy Department
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Long
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Schley
Admiral Dewey
Santiago
South America
Baltimore-American
Menasha Scare Over Chickenpox Claim by Appleton Doctor
In Menasha Wisconsin on July 19 Dr. M Z Rodermund of Appleton, famed for smallpox work, visits an alleged smallpox case. He deems the child Matthew Stilp’s illness chickenpox after treating the pustules, while Dr Kendall and City Physician Smith support chickenpox. Rodermund’s arrest followed. he was released on city attorney guidance as authorities discuss next steps. The quarantine in effect for smallpox is lifted.
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Menasha
Wis
M. Z. Rodermund
Appleton
Matthew Stilp
Kendall
Rodermund
Menasha Aut
Smith
Br. Rodermund
Golf at Madison sets final day for club tournament
Madison Wis July 10 The first golf tournament of the Country club closes tomorrow on its Maple Run links. Phil King the football coach will attend the finish and back one of Fred Drake or Fred Vogel for the prize, a dozen golf balls. London July 15 Lord Rosebery's Epsom Lad won the Eclipse stakes of 10 000 sovereigns at Sandown Park.
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Madison
Wis
Maple Ruu
Phil King
Fred, Drake
Fred Vogel
London
Lord Rosebery
Sandowne Park
Harvard Law Student Fatally Shoots Classmate in Night Alarm
Morton Starr Creasy, a Harvard law summer student, awakened to find a man restraining him and fired four shots, mortally wounding Sydney Bristol of Battle Creek. Bristol, a Yale graduate who arrived as a canvasser, died after the shooting. Bristol was born in Racine in 1876 and had just finished Racine High School.
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Aupocinted Prema
Brattleboro
Morton Starr Creasy
Struge
Ted
Bureau
Rydney Bristol
Battle Creek
Mich
Cressy
Mra. P. Turn
Bristol
Creasy
Cresby
Yale
Harvard Law School
Sydney Gray Bristol
Racine
Wis
High Schoo
Killed at Niagara Charles D Lockwood Dies in Paper Mill Accident
Charles D Lockwood a former Oshkosh boy and son of Mrs Liszie Lockwood now Mrs George Bates of 23 Divelin street Oshkosh was killed at 7 15 am when he was entangled in the drollers of a paper machine at the Kimberly Clark mill at Niagara Wis The rollers were reported to be malfunctioning as he tried to adjust them when they started up crushing him instantly He was not yet twenty birthday Sept He was married May 28 to a Miss Brown of Park Falls Wis who also works in the mill Leader G McLackwol who once led an Oshkosh orchestra has gone to Niagara to fetch the body for interment Funeral expected Sunday He leaves a divorced father and mother a wife and three brothers Clarence Bert and Frank with the latter residing in Menasha and the two others with their mother in Oshkosh
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Charles D. Lockwood
Oshkesh
Liszie Lockwood
George Bates
Divielin Street
Kimberly & Clark
Niagara
Wis
Lockword
Miss Brown
Park Falls
Che
Menasha
Oshkosh
Deceagad
Frank Lockwood
Clarence
Bert
National Amateur Regatta Opens On Schuylkill Course
Fine weather and a smooth course are forecast for the twenties ninth annual National Association of Amateur Oarsmen races set to start at three o clock on the Schuylkill in Fairmount Park. Competitors include oarsmen from Winnipeg Toronto Can aim Detroit St Louis New Orleans Allegheny Arlington Barton Worcester Greater New York Newark and Philadelphia. The national championship race features Frank Greer versus Ed Eyck tomorrow.
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Associater Press
Philadelphia
National Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Schuylkill River
Fairmount Park
Winnepeg
Man
Toronto
Caneain
Detrot
St. Louis
New Orleans
Allegheny
Arlington
Mase
Barton
Worcester
Greater New York
Newark
This City
Frank Greer
Tom Eyck
Breier Arrested in Milwaukee Murder Case
Milwaukee police hold John Breier a cooper at 1818 Fond du Lac Avenue on suspicion of killing his wife. He says he found her dead at the cellar stairs. Neighbors report a woman's scream and a boy saw Breier choking the woman through a cellar window.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
John Breter
Fond du Lac Avenue
John
Breler
Death of infant in Riverside burial set
Eleven month old Margaret Hinderman daughter of Mr and Mrs George Hinderman 416 Broad Street died at 2 80 this morning of brain fever funeral from the house Sunday afternoon at 2 30 Rev H Anderson officiating interment Riverside cemetery.
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Margaret Hinderman
George Hinderman
Broad Street
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