Shooting Rampage In New York Leaves Two Wounded And One Dead
A 55 year old man Charles Warner shot and killed Esther Norling a bookkeeper at a West Forty second street haberdashery. He then wounded A R Spicer and later shot John C Wilson before a truckman subdued him. Warner was captured and hospitalized after a fall.
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Associated Press
New York
Esther Norling
Charles Warner
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Miss Norling
Ridgefield Park N. J
Spalding
Walsh
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Spicer
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Wilson
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Wilton
Express Companies Fight Open Hearing On Nebraska Rates
Nebraska officials held an open hearing as express firms opposed Sibley inn rate cuts of 25 percent. Firms Adams United States Pacific Wells Fargo and American objected while law allows reductions only after open hearing. Attorneys General sought injunctions. cases moved to the federal court as the state seeks restraint.
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Paymaster Dead After Arm Imputation Trial
A paymaster died days after an attempted armed hold up in the Philippines. The case against Major Emene Cattin proceeds despite the fatal injury.
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Train Narrow Escape Near Chippewa Falls Bridge
A heavy Chicago to Wisconsin Central passenger train narrowly avoided a wreck at Chippewa Falls Wisconsin when a switch engine derailed near a bridge and tore up twenty feet of rails. Four men escaped by jumping clear and one man flagged the oncoming passenger train in time to avert disaster.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Chicago
Wisconsin Central
Testimony Reveals Stock Over-Issue at Smith Thorndike Firm
Abbot Thorndike, secretary treasurer of Smith Thorndike Brown, testified at a creditors meeting in Milwaukee on July 23. He admitted signing stock certificates connected to an over-issue directed at Ira B. Smith, president, while claiming ignorance of the over-issuance. The Marinette branch sale in 1904 to Carpenter Cook & Co. for about 140000 was discussed, with officials noting bookkeeping kept records so profits could not be clearly determined. Brown drew a salary after duties ended, questioned as possible endorsement pay.
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Smith, Thorndike & Brown Company
Maxwell
Thorndike
Ira B. Smith
Francis Bloodgood, Jr
Marinette
Carpenter Cook & Co
Menominee
Mich
W. A. Brown
Bloodgood
Fatal duel claim sparks murder case in Wisconsin
Milwaukee reports a claim from Marinette that Thorbal Lyng and Gus Larson, farmers, fought a road duel over highway location between Iron Mountain and Niagara. Lyng died. Larson bound over to circuit court for murder in Florence next October. Evidence centers on a club blow and a whip strike to the head. Horse and wagon details noted as Lyng’s body found by his wife.
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Barrington Gets Respite from Death Sentence
Governor Felhmang granted a thirty day reprieve to Loni Frederick Seymour Barrington who faces execution at Clarion Massachusetts on July 28 for the murder of James Po Mocann. Supreme Judge Graven and Acting Justice Valliant considered Barrington’s petition for commutation.
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Barrington
Three Manitowoc teachers among missing after Columbia wreck
A Wisconsin dispatch reports two Manitowoc educators Miss Julia Marek and Miss Francis Schroeder were missing after the Columbia sank off Los Angeles. Miss Hattie Goedgen was saved. another passenger, Leidell of Manitowoc, survived aboard the Pomona arrival in San Francisco. The tragedy followed a National Educational convention trip by a party planned to visit Portland and Yellowstone Park.
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Manitowoc
Columbia
Los Angeles
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Two Rivers
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Henry Goodgen
County Insane Asylum
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Miss Schroeder
T. J. Schroeder
Two Rivers Bank
Pomona
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Misa Leidell
Pactic Coast Company
Broadway
Perena
Colombia
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Pormoma
Partie Coast Company
Cimnberin
Peerona
Jury Allows Claim Over Beating by Policeman at Polish Church
John Domogolski of Menasha won a $4.14 two week sickness benefit against the St Peter and St Paul Society after being struck by a police officer while defending Mrs Alma Dero in a dispute over a pew at the church. The jury found no immoral conduct indicated by the assault and ordered the society to pay the claimed benefits.
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Mra. Doro
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Domogeleaki
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Earl P Finch
John F Garin
Green Bay
Easy Run Highlights Baltimore Track Meet Timing
A local road event near Baltimore features a measured 172 mile distance with a 10 degree heat limit. Athletes report brisk pace and a crowd gathers as participants complete the course under mild conditions.
Haywood trial closing arguments attack Orchard motive
Boise July 24. Attorney Richardson ridicules the prosecution and defends William D. Haywood in a sensational murder case. He claims Harry Orchard acted from lust for murder and describes a plan to maximize attention by a spectacular crime. He links Orchard to Governor Steunenberg’s death and discusses Simpkins’s disappearance while urging jurors to evaluate the testimony carefully.
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Clune Addrean
Associated Press
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Idaho
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Ufa
Steunenberg
Kih Steunenberg
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Coeur d'Alenes
Federation
Haywood
Hichardasn
Police pursue lead in city attack on girl near Northern State Hospital
Scant clues follow a Saturday assault on a teenage girl near the Northern State Hospital. Officers search widely up to the county line for the suspect believed to have fled the area as investigators note a strong chance the victim avoided capture and medical teams respond to the scene.
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Funeral for Mrs Josephine Schellhorn at St Vincent's
The funeral for the late Mrs Josephine Schellhorn was held at nine o'clock Monday morning from St Vincent's church with Rev A Wibbert officiating. Pallbearers were John Bongert Frank Bauer Constantine Schmidt Henry Adams John Strussel and Joseph Hubertus. Attendants from out of town included Edward Faust Rhinelander and Mr and Mrs Frank Stopper Kempster and Mr and Mrs William Stopper Green Bay.
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Funeral Honors For E Stevens At Merritt Street Home
Funeral services for E Stevens were held at 2:30 this afternoon from the 41 Merritt street residence with wide attendance. Masons led grave side rites at Oshkosh cemetery. notable guests included city officials, lodge members, and visitors from Minneapolis Duluth Milwaukee and Cincinnati.
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Charles Qeilerich
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A. E. Thompson
Jerome M. Baker
Ben L. Edgerton
Wiliam Mainland
M. H. Eaton
H. C.derksen
Mayors Club
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Joseph Porter
C. W. Davis
Andrew Haben
William Dichmann
Charles Ooellerich
Arthur Kellogg
A. B. Ideson
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Cincinnati
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Odd Fellows
Death of Michael Miller in Mangas Evening
Michael Miller of 22 Maple Street died Mangas evening at 45 o'clock. He was years old and born in 1% 3862. For the last twenty years he was employed as engineer at the Schneider straw factory in this city. A wife and six children survive Feigar Bacsart Marz George Serna and Catharine. The funeral service will be held Thursday morning at 3 o'clock at John's church on Thirteenth Street. Rev. J. A. Hogan officiating.
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Fort Terry raid injures troops among Connecticut infantry
Soldiers suffer injuries after a clash near Fort Terry. Reports say units from Connecticut Infantry and supporting forces were engaged in a battery action along the Cape Khid line under fire. Details remain incomplete as officials assess casualties and troop movements.
New Russian Laws Allow Quick Trials With Broad Jurisdiction
St Petersburg reports rapid court actions under new military district rules introduced July 20. Indictment to execution now 72 hours, witnesses can be unavailable. Executions rise with sappers, peasants, and others condemned across Kiev Moscow Riga and Yekatarin ответ. Absentee registration noted for douma elections shows widespread apathy among voters in many cities.
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Kiev
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Riga
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Bridge Draw Opens Navigation for Menominee River
Milwaukee firm Wisconsin Bridge and Iron swings the Menominee river draw at Marinette to restore traffic after four days of blockage. Steamers Martha ll and Randa and other craft resume passage amid mills noise as repairs continue. full bridge traffic expected in about thirty days.
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