Oberlin President John H Barrows Dies After Pleuro pneumonia
Oberlin Ohio reports the death of John Henry Barrows president of Oberlin College after nine days with pleuro-pneumonia. He was unconscious at the time of death during a sinking day spell. Also reported is the death in New York of Peter Ross LL D thirty third degree Mason historian and author, after a long illness, and former secretary of the North American Association of Caledonian clubs.
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Associated Press
Oberlin
Ohio
John Henry Barrows
Oberlin Cal» Lexe
Barrows
Masonic
New York
Peter Ross
Grand Ledge
North American Association of Caledonian Clubs
Rights to arrest him sparks clash over guard on Memorial Day
Neenah Wisconsin June 2 A National Guardsman William Dean of Company 1 was arrested on Memorial Day after a street fight with Jorgenson Chief of Police James Brown released him under the demand of Captain John Schneller who argued state statutes give militia on duty exclusive jurisdiction Dean was confined briefly until Schneller assumed responsibility and requested guidance from Adjutant General Charles R. Boardman Schneller said municipal authorities have no say over a uniform guard member on duty pending legal opinion protests from Company I say Dean denied drunkenness and insist the guard acted properly A warrant for Jorgenson was issued by Brown as the matter awaits city attorney Campbell opinion
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Neenah
Wis
William Dean
James Brown
John Schneller
Dean
Schneller
Charles RR Boardman
Dein
Jorgenson
Brown
Rockup
Sehneller
State Lawa
Company I
Wisconsin National Guard
Rest of Oregon GOP ticket gains comfortable margin
Partial returns from Oregon counties show Gov Democrat George E. Chamberlain trailing his ticket by about 1 of 1,18, with estimates placing the GOP state ticket in near 10 000 majority. Congressmen Tongue and Williamson appear set for larger margins while George H. Williams is elected Portland mayor by 1 000 to 1 200.
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Gy ‘Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Jhiie B
Terday
Tive Georges E. Chamberlain
United States
Joseph Gimen
Thomas H. Tongue
Williamson
Congress
Chamberlain
Multnonomah
Marion
Marion County
T. T. Geer
Multnomah County
Siaze
George H. Willams
Nelson Denies Wardenship Bid Amid La Follette Ties
A. G. Nelson, state board of control member in charge at Waupun, denies a Milwaukee paper’s claim he is slated for Waupun warden. Waupaca county hosts La Follette activity with mass meetings and rallies planned in Ogdensburg Royalton Crucial Falls and Waupaca. La Follette support shows in county results, Scandinavia cast 249 for La Follette and one for Bomrich. Corner stone laid for Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran church with costs over 4000. edifice to be built by Alderman C W Nelson. Labor and hotel project notes appear elsewhere in the issue.
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Waupaca
Wis
A. G. Nelson
State Board of Control
Waupun
Milwaukee
Nelson
Waupaca County
Ogdensbous
la Foliette Republican Club
Ogdensburg
Royalton
la Follette Republican Club
Crucial Falls
Bembelly
la Follette
Republican Cloud
Woupaea
J. J. McGithivray
Othfrac Waupsea County
Bomrich
Waupacea City
Scandinavia
H. Hansen
Kanmare
N. D
E. Johnson
O Pera House
Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran Society
C. W. Nelson
Messrs. Hanson
Johnact
Racine
Scandiavian Evangelical Lutheran Societies of the United Later
Jardinier-Ilorence Hotel
Landmark Annex Hotel Project Advances In City
Landlord Jardell plans at least 2000 dollars in improvements including a buffet annex for hotel use expanding capacity. Major work includes tight ceiling, large plate glass dining room windows, new bathrooms and entrance, with painting and papering throughout. Fire department held its regular monthly meeting with no notable business.
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Fire Department
Rousseau Resigns as French Premier at Elysee
Paris dispatch reports President Loubet presiding as Waldeck Rousseau formally resigns the cabinet. Loubet regrets the decision and thanks the ministers for cooperation in difficult times. Cabinet members named include Caiillaux Delcasse De Lanessan Leygues Monts Millerand Dupuy Haudin. The Suez Canal post reports 1911 receipts above 100 million francs, a dividend of 133 francs, and 10.8 million tons shipped, led by petroleum and railroad goods.
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Associated Press
Paris
Elysee Palace
Loubet
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
Council
Interior
M. Caiillaux
M. Delcasse
General Andre
BM. de Lanessan
al de Crais
M. Georges Leygues
M. Monts
Poygun Confirmation At Allenville Catholic Church
Allenville Wisconsin June 3 Bishop Messmer of Green Bay will confirm about sixty boys and girls at the Poygun Catholic church on Tuesday. Some confirmands belong to Omio parish. Clarissa Lewis has gone to Omio to visit her parents. Building work starts on the new Raptlat patronage noted as a small model project. Henry Miller plans a 5000 dollar house on his farm nearby. Lydia Furman visited her parents over Sunday. Sept George Overton toured schools in the county last week. Miss Hattie Knoll traveled to Omro on Saturday to visit relatives.
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Allenville
Wis
Messmer
Green Bay
Poygun Catholic Church
Omio
Clarissa Lewis
Henry Miller
Lydia Furman
George Overton
Hattie Knoll
Omro
Murderer Sherwell Faces Trial for Three Women Slayings
Evansville Indiana June 8 former Patrolman Wilbur S Sherwell stands trial for the killings of three women linked to a Jack the Ripper style spree. Victims Georgia Bailey Lena Renner and Fannie Butler were found in ditched or stables last November and May 1901. Sherwell was arrested after the murders and faces circuit court proceedings today.
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Crustetin Presa Association
Evansville
Ind
Wilbur S. Sherwell
Jack the Ripper
Georgia Bailey
Lena Renner
Fannie Butler Wa
Sherwell
AppealBegin In Goebel Murder Case James Howard
In Frankfort Kentucky on June 3 argument began in the court of appeals on the second appeal of James Howard from the Franklin circuit court. Howard, a principal in the Goebel murder case, is confined in the state penitentiary and maintains indifference while awaiting the outcome.
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Howard
Frankfort
Court of Appeals
James Howard
Franklin Circuit Court
Goebel
State Penitentiary
United States Seen As Giant By German Advisor
Privy Councilor Goldberger of Berlin, member of the Imperial German consultative board for commercial measures, sails to Europe for eight months in the United States. He lauds US strength, warns of crises from vast enterprise merging and labor questions, but foresees harmonized German and American interests through closer ties.
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Associated Press
New York
Privy
United States
Germany
Tuberculosia claims and odd notes from papers
In Detroit a paper read by Dr. A. Knopf argued tuberculosia is not infectious and can be cured without climate change. A Chicago letter describes Bethany’s bleak afterlife with unplastered stone buildings. Grafton students and a Warden Rogers’ son captured a porcupine on school grounds. London reports deny Morgan tapestry gifts to King Edom. a St. Louis dinner joke about meat draws loud audience applause.
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8. A. Knopf
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Detroit
Wiliam EB. Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Bethany
Lacarus
Grafton Hell
Fond du Lac
Rogers
London
J P. Morgan
Edom
United States
St. Louis
New York to Build World’s Finest Twenty Story Hotel
Amid reports of earthquake shocks across Mexico and a coal strike atmosphere, New York plans a grand twenty story hotel costing 10 009 000 dollars. Wall Street records its driest day this year as peace news from South Africa and labor tensions influence markets. Chicago officer Langlois rescues three people in one day and may receive a medal. Navy Moody received a court report on Chicago officers at Venice. publication awaits suitable timing.
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Mexico
Lemberg
Austria
New York City
Wallatreet
South Africa
Joseph Langlois
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Ecretary of the Navy
Moody
Chitaga
Venice
Cyclone Strikes Wausau Damaging Timber and Outbuildings
A small cyclone hit Wausau Wisconsin this morning causing substantial damage to timber and farm buildings. Two miles east of the city in a heavily timbered area the wind cut a swath through the woods uprooting many trees. It crossed an opening and carried away some farm outbuildings but spared the dwelling.
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Wausau
Wis
Large pine lumber sale tops county news
W C Landon acting for Barker Stewart Lumber Co reports a deal with H R Hardmer of Minneapolis for 7 000 000 feet of pine lumber. Shipment will originate from Wausau yards marking the largest local sale in years. News on felspar finds near the city suggests potential mining value, with indications of substantial surface deposits.
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W. C. Landon
Barker & Stewart Lumber Company
H. R. Hardmer
Minneapolis
Wausau
Weidman
G A R and Modern Woodmen Host Patriotic Night in Waukau
In Waukau Wisconsin on Friday evening members of the G A R and Modern Woodmen held a patriotic entertainment at Waukau hall with music by the Smith Bullis band. The village sees multiple repairs with four residences and the M E church undergoing updates. Frank Terrill visits Berlin while Cecil Copland and Chicago visitors stay with locals. Two mad dogs shot near the area in two weeks, one owned by John Haigh and one by Dorsey Smith.
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Waukau
Wis
Modern Woodmen
Waukau Hall
Smith & Bullis
Frank Terrill
Berlin
John Haigh
Dorsey Smith
Cecil Copland
Milwaukee
Thomas Palfray
Topeka Musical Festival Opens With Star Lineup
Music lovers travel from Kansas City Lawrence Holton and nearby towns for the Topeka festival opening. The Chicago Symphony Orchestra and notable soloists will perform across three programs. A 200 voice chorus trained for months is the highlight. Milwaukie police investigate the Miller block fire as incendiary.
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Bulletin Press Association
Topeka
Kan
Kansas City
Lawrence
Holton
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Helen Buckley
Miss Sus
Herrington Furbeck
Holmes Cowper
Arthur Beresford
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Serlin College
Piarco-racsmosia
John Henarrows
Medina
Mich
Olivet College
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Andover
Kansas
Springfield
Boston
Mass
First Presbyterian Church of
India
Haskell
University of Chicago
Oberlin College
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Isthmus Plantation Association of Mexico
Herman Building
First National Bank of Oshkosh
Company 1
Refublican
Demo- Ate
Cratic
Mahi
Oregon
Rousseau
Cabinet Council
Poygun
Meramer
Allenville Koten
DEWS
Severn
Acre
Stather
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta
Gthene Park
Waukau Entertainment
Milwatthes
Miler
Chas. F. Abraham
Malis Straet
Oshkosh Paint Company
Main ST. Phore
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Oshkosh
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