Kentucky Governor Frees Noted Goebel Case Convict
Frankfort Ky June 13 Associated Press reports Governor Wilson pardoned Caleb Powers and James Howard in one of Kentucky's most noted criminal cases. Powers had been tried four times for complicity in the Goebel murder. the fourth trial ended with a hung jury and the governor cited extraordinary public welfare grounds for discharge.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Caleb Powerg
James “B
Howard
Gays Erter Willson
United States
Willam Goebel
Willan S. Taylor
Goebel
Secretary of State
Caleb Powers
Powers
United’ States Court
Supreme Court
Rg Weliius
James’ Howard
Wilson
Willson
Kentucky
WU TING FANG PRAISES PRISONS AS SYSTEM OF REFORM
A fragmented and archaic excerpt notes Wu Ting Fang's tour of prisons in the south and bend, praising the moral correction role of penitentiaries. It emphasizes reform of social conditions before success, highlighting government statements on incarceration.
Oshkosh Graduates of Physicians and Surgeons Council
Chicago and Oshkosh region graduates of the College of Physicians and Surgeons are listed, including William Comee Seymour Pugina from Fountain City, George Grinde from Alma Forest Ernst Hennig, Ishmael Crossville Joseph Oregon Jacob Lunn Beloit Louis Simon Fond du Lac Chartes Bkwer Kellnersville William Williams Eldorado Louis Nowack Water Town Albert Nussie Chippewa Falls, among others.
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Chicaigo
Conese of Physicians and“Surgeons
Wiliam
Seymour
George F. Pugina
Fountain City
George
Al.grinde
Dé -Forest
Ernst J
Hennig
Oshkosh
Ishmael
Crossville
Joseph
Marooned Thirteen Days Train Reopens Westward
Missoula Montana reports the Northern Pacific tracks opened as far west as Orle, where passengers transfer. The first train to depart carried travelers who had been marooned for thirteen days.
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Associated Press
Missoula
Mont
Northern
Fine and Imprisonment Report From Seattle Jury Verdict
In Seattle on June 13, Guy C Stratton a prominent clubman and Tom Jerman were convicted by a jury. The outcome notes a sentence of imprisonment and related penalties.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Guy C. Stratton
Tom Jerman
Fragmented Crime Report From Shaky OCR Text
A damaged OCR fragment describes a fatal road incident: a man speeding, a vehicle running over and killing Herietta Johnson, with unclear charges and trial notes. References to a judge, court, penitentiary, and a disputed conviction appear, but many names and dates are garbled.
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Herietta Johnson
Ter Nok Kourt
Fire destroys ex Plant of American Manufacturing Co
Associated Press report notes a blaze early today at the ex Plant of the American Manufacturing Company destroying heavy machinery and engines. In Wisconsin, a five year old boy playing with matches in Romieo Wehr's yard set fire to a shed, with a child later smothered to death.
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Associated Pressi
American’ and Manufacturing Company
Y Ferlin
Wis
Matéheés
Charles Ceman
Wehr
Joseph
Mehr
Japs Disappointed as Bride Ship Arrivals Hindered
About 200 passengers aboard Tango Maru landed under new immigration rules. More than a dozen would be husbands waited at the dock but were blocked by restrictions on landing of Japanese brides. Passengers pass inspectors but brides and grooms face delays as policy slows departure.
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Ted Press
Motor Boat Endurance Race Held at Illinois Valley
Peoria Illinois July 12 The second annual motorboat endurance race under the Illinois Valley Waahot club began today with five entries. The scratch boat departed at 3 30 p m and the first boat started around 9 30 a m to finish within six hours. Weather was cloudy as boats navigated the course with handicap times to ensure simultaneous finish.
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Peoria
Jil
Ue Vilnois Valley Waeht
Ritmit
Henry
Asquith Becomes Prime Minister At Fifty Five
Herbert H. Asquith has succeeded Campbell-Bannerman as prime minister. The Liberal leader, aged fifty five, becomes the first non-aristocrat to head the British government in about a century. His claims rest on intellect shown at university, on the bar, and in parliamentary and executive roles.
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Mien
Famar
Brit
Palmerston
Gladstone
Dixtacit
Asquith
House’ of Commons
Hardwood men elect Detroit meeting heads lumber association
Milwaukee June 13 Detroit won the next meeting place for the National Hardwood Lumber Association. Officers were elected at the Conservatory Hall session with C O Alger as president and other officers named. Delegates from Metrophil Tenn led with twenty two representatives.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Detroit
St.” Lola
Pabat Whitefish, Bay
Gallery Theater
C. “O. Alger
Chienge
Efl A. Diggins
Cadillag
Mich
F. S. Underhull
Philadelphia
Orson E. Yeuxer
Buffalo
Burgess
Memphis
M. J. Quinlan
Soperton
Beeton
W.E. Byer
W. Mowbray
Cincinnatdward
Allix-Chalmers
All
Milwaukee Man Honored at National Good Templars Grand Lodge
Washington D C June 13 The national grand lodge International Order of Good Templars adjourned after election and installation of officers Col B F Parker of Milwaukee named past national grand chief templar Also includes medical advertisements and unrelated notes on deafness cures kidney treatments and public notices.
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Washington, D. C
National Grand Lodge
International Order of Good
Templars
Col
B.F. Parker
Milwaukee
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