Attorney Shot in Courthouse Hall Sparks Uproar
Jackson Kentucky May 4 prominent attorney J. B. More was shot in the head at the courthouse entrance. The assassin remains unknown as the town reels from the violence amid a tense investigation into possible motives and suspects.
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Associated’ Press
Jackson
Court House
Cockrill
Marcum
Reiculin
Loratin
Cleveland
Miss Retchlin
Thacing Clews
J. W. Spencer
Dexter Eirect
Reichlin
C. P. Barts
Kilbride
Father Walser
Walser
Stroup
Springfield
Lewis Hubbard
Peter Heck
Ridgeley
Hubbard
Heck
Stabbing on Garfield Avenue In Neenah Menasha
Edward and Henry Koesten of Menasha were stabbed on Garfield avenue island Sunday evening and are in critical condition. Polish blacksmith Theodore Baron, employed at Menasha Woodenware, is under arrest and faces unknown charges as the case proceeds with adjournment to May 12.
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Northwestern
Neenah Menasha
Wis
Edward
Henry Koesten
Menasha
Garfield Avenue
Island
Theodore Baron
Menasha Woodenware Company
Baron
C Koestens
Grown
Neenah
Jennen
Jackson
Jacob Tuttenegger
Adam Jojohn
Etreeia
Umm Neueger
Schuctzen Society
Anchashs Mothens
Urs Niert
Hotel Brothers Seized After $17,100 Offer
The Hotel Brothers at Kauknu were pursued over a consideration of 17100 dollars as the hotel had been on the market for several months.
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Chased Hotel Brothers
Kauknu
May Buy a Railroad Route Considered by Great Western
Des Moines reports President Stickney of the Great Western Railway visited to inspect the proposed Des Moines Southern route with a view to purchasing. The line would pass through Polk, Cass, Adair and Warren counties.
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Associated Prean
Des Moines
Blay
Stickney
Great Western Raullway Uity
St. Paul
Des Moines Southern Railway
Polk
Case, Adair
Wottewatomle
Police Face Strikers Across New York and Chicago
Police reserves were called out in multiple New York districts to quell subway and street protests linked to strikes. Brooklyn workers clashed near Rockaway Avenue, while Chelsea Jute Mills workers walked off demanding recognition and higher pay. Elsewhere, Chicago Federation of Labor members pursued peace measures, and other cities reported walkouts by bakers, laundry workers, and hat finishers amid a wave of labor unrest.
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Axéociat+d
New York
Upper Broadway
Sixty-fourth
110Th
Sixty-second Street
Broadway
Brooklyn Subway
Rockaway Avenue
Liberty Avenue
Chelsea Jute Mills
Green Points
Brooklyn
Broadway Arcade
Sixty Fifth Street
Butte
Mont
Silver Boy Trades and Labor Assembly
Western Union Telegraph Company
Telegraph Company
Messenger Boya
Chicago
Flt
Chicago Federation of Labor
Ita
Omaha Baiders
Omaha
Neb
Teamsters
Ill
Evanston
North Shore
Hnen
Reading
Fond du Lac Woman Burned by Gas Explosion
Miss Mary Dart of North Fond du Lac was severely burned when coal gas exploded in a furnace. Milas Dart poured kerosene into the fire and peered into the furnace door during the blast. she likely will recover. A strike of steamfitters and plumbers continues, with three days of work stoppage and no settlement in sight.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Mary Dart
North Fond du Lac
Milas Dart
Died in Milwaukee Mother of Local Resident Dies
The mother of Mrs. August Olt of 306 Ninth Street died in Milwaukee and her remains arrive tonight at 7. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 2 at the Eighth Street Baptist church. Meanwhile the Eleanor Babsock service was held this afternoon at the residence and again at 2:80 at Wirat Baptist church with Mrs. R. F. Kellogg and Mr. Heman Si Powers listed among attendees.
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August Olt
Ninth Street
Milwaukee
Eighth Street
Tatheran Church
Wirat Baptist Church
R. F. Kellogg
Heman Si. Powesa
Davidson at Washington Informs Rivers and Harbor Committee Visit
Washington May 4 Representative Davidson remains in Washington for department business and will travel to New York to join fellow members of the rivers and harbor committee. He plans to inspect harbors around the metropolis. H. C. Slevens, 1
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Washington, D. C
Davidson
Washington
New York
H. C. Slevens
President Roosevelt welcomed in Denver on his birthday visit
President Theodore Roosevelt visited Denver on May 4 with a two and a half hour public appearance. Crowds packed streets from the capitol grounds to city parks while officials and dignitaries greeted him with a ceremonial procession. He spoke briefly on citizenship and toured the city en route to the departure at 1 p.m.
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Denver
Col
Colorado
Stousevelt Hinerary Wo Hs
Attte
Krounda
Rettigun Rood
Ecupito
Atreete Traverat
Capitol
Roosevelt
Kangas
Hugo
James H. Peabody
St. Louis
Atate
Union Depot
President Roosevelt
R. R. Weight Jr
Penbedys
Eily
Satriano
Seventeenth Street
Columbia
Irving Hale
Peabody
Wright
United States
Henry M. Teller
Thomas M. Patterson
John Shafroth
H. M. Hogg
Charies S. Thomas
David H. Moffatt
United States Army
Baldwin
Department of Colorado
United Sistes
Fort Logan
Mounted Signal Corps
George W. Cook
Chaffee Light Artillery
First Regiment Infantry
N. G
Capito Grounds
Dixie
City Park
Capitol Hill
The
Republic
Kathleen Carroll
John FB. Carroll
Explosion Heard In Salonica Amid Ongoing Turmoil
Reports from Constantinople dated May 4 note another bomb blast in Salonica yesterday. No injuries or damage were reported, and authorities termed the incident a causeless disturbance in the tense regional situation.
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Associated Frees
Constantinople
Salonica
Esterday
Dona
Mysterious Shooting in Butte Involving Two Women
A perplexing shooting in Butte Montana leaves J Qenz recently arrived from St Paul as the victim. Two women, names withheld by police, are involved. Three shots were fired, one through the ceiling, and one into the heart of the victim. Benn, about thirty, is believed to be a nephew of George Benz of St Paul.
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Fress
Butte
Mont
J. Qenz
St. Paul
Benn
George Benz
George Bene & Co
Paul
Supreme Court blocks Christian Science charter in Pennsylvania
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling denying a charter for a Christian Science association. It held the group's purpose improper and in violation of laws preventing non qualified practice of medicine, endorsing the master and judge'sview that the organization would promote unlicensed healing.
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Associated Presa
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Arnold
Christian Science Association
Byker G. Eddy
Ucn
Supreme Court
Miew
Desolate Blairmere Town Faces New Rock Slide Risk
Reports from Blairmere describe further rock instability after the mountain collapse. Police guard Trunk as crews retreat and plan removal of personal property before a government effort to blast loose rock to prevent a second slide.
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Associated
Blairmere
Foud
Trunk
Canadian Pacific
Taylor
Wovernment
Marriages Clip Two in Local Scenes This Weekend
Archie C Richards and Alma Kukak wed at the First M E church parsonage with Rev S H Anderson officiating. The couple will reside at 3 North Park street while Richards plans to open a shop on Oregon street. Walter Derber of Nekimi and Emma Erickson of Chicago married at the Fahrney home Black Wolf with Rev E H Smith presiding. They will live on Mr Fahrney’s Black Wolf farm where Derber oversees the Fahrney interests.
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M. EB
Archie C. Richards
Alma Kukak
S. H. Anderson
Retho A. Davis
Frank H. Schwartz
Oregon Street
North Park Street
Derber-Erickson
Jennie Swanson
Annie Erickson
Werras Derber
Sophia Wachter
Mesers
Albert Pomerening
Eles Derber
Nels Carlson
Irving Hitz
Chicago
Oshkosh
E. H. Fahrney
Black Wolf
Mr. Derber
Mr. Fahrney
Kaiser's Paris Departure and Rome Review Draw Crowds
King Edward sails from Paris with ceremonial escort as crowds cheer and troops parade. In Rome, Emperor William reviews 25 000 troops at Centocelle with 100 000 spectators, luncheon at the German embassy and a formal gathering of royal and diplomatic figures.
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Kaiser
Rome
William
Centoncelle
Humbert
Centocelle
Quirinal
Palazzo Cathcerell
Germany
Count von Alanis von Mazin
Morgan
von Buelow
Prince Colonna
Lnft
Prince Estel
Rogier and
von Pleasen
Altog Kether
Big Plant Bids Opened for Ouhkovh Logging Tool Co Building
Bids were opened for a three story brick and stone woodworking shop for the Ouhkovh Logging Tool Co at the river front near Maly street bridge. Lowest bid came from C Fluor at 15 158 with several other offers from Olsen Brown Kitz Mallory Raycratt and Demko among others. The contract awaits a final decision, with Mr Leach indicating Fluor’s bid is favored.
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Wiliam Waters
Ouhkovh Logging Tool Company
Maly Street
Fourth Street
Elmer Leach
Chris Olsen
Frank Brown
F. Kitz
J. E. Mallory
Frank
Meyer & Demko
J. T. Raycratt
C. Fluor
Leach
Fluor
Churches of Paris discussed at local service
Miss Josephine Henderson of Oshkosh Normal School spoke on the churches of Paris at Firat Congregational Church. She described Paris landmarks and noted open doors to all, including travelers and beggars, while observing declining attendances at high mass and questions of religious awakening in France.
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Firat
Josephine Henderson
Oshkorh Normal School
Paris
Parta
Catacombs
St. Veter's
Notre Dame
Napoleon
St. Chapelle
the Pantheon
Joan of Arc
Higo
Place de la Concorde
Henderson
Paria
Parte
Cath Ollom
County Exams Grant Third Grade Certificates to Thirty-Two
County Superintendent George Overton issued third grade teaching certificates to thirty-two examinees after a special test held March 23 and 24 at the courthouse. The list includes Lottle Souther Eureka Hattle Devens Clara Fuller Allee Gul Olive Humphrey Omre Lit Me Pugh Blanche N Rhodes Julian Haber Jessie Y Yosburm Josie J Kinney Alma Webster Julia Paulsen Emma Barden Maud McCammond Agnes R Kinney Ethelda Livingstone Margaret Kuerner Bessie Lewis Bessie Bennett Jessie Munger Jennie A Ford Queen Hewitt Eva lyn BR Caine Blendie Merriam Marie OBrien Inez Brings Eva Pederson RD No 14 and more.
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George Overton
Court House
Lottle Souther
Eureka
Hattle Devens
City
R. D
Clara Fuller
Allee Gul
Olive Humphrey
Omre
Me Pugh
Fisk
Larsen
Ada Babcock
Nemnah
Florence Primer
Neenah
Catherine Thompson
Vranaferret
Tronty County
A. G. Awyman
Charlie Toy Entertains at Hong Kong Low Chinese Dinner
Charley Toy hosted a Sunday dinner at the Chinese chop house 149 Main Street. The event featured two expert Chinese cooks and a Chinese menu with bird's nest soup, labater salad, turkey and cranberry sauce, egg sub gum, chicken chop suey, kisses and cream, banana jelly, Chinese fruit, Li Chee, Grmgot. Notable guests included Mr. and Mrs. William Spikes, Judge and Mrs. A H Goss, and Miss Elizabeth Madison among others.
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Hong Kong
Main Street
Charley Toy
William Spikes
A. H. Goss
Thaxter Reed
Elizabeth Madison
George Madison
Henry Dowling
Walter E. Now
Chaster Jones
John Hicks Jr
Walter Keefe
John Freschel
Chicago
John O'Connell
Jurors Prejudiced in Howard Case Prosecution Seeks Fourth Trial
Attorneys for James Howard file three affidavits alleging jurors Renshaw and Newgay discussed guilt and threatened to hang him before trial. Jurors denied forming opinions when questioned, while subsequent remarking prompts motion for retrial.
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Associated Pres
Frankfort
James Howard
W. L. Grally
A. J. Wofford
H. F. Johnson
Renshaw and Newgay
Howard
Syndicate Forms to Seize Choctaw Coal Lands
East financiers led by H. C. Frick and John W. Gates form a pool to buy undeveloped coal lands in the Choctaw nation. Some 440,000 acres will be auctioned at 25 dollars per acre with proceeds shared among Choctaw. existing miners may lease back at eighty cents a ton royalty. Frick, Gates, and George Gould target strategic tracts near Fort Smith and Western railway for development and speculation.
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Associated Press
South McAlester
I. T
Bie Anunelers
East
H. C. Frick
Pittsburg
John W. Gates
Chicago
Frick- Gates Syndicate
Frick
Fort Smith
Western
Rilway
Gates
Choctaw
George Gould
No Wine at Banquets for California Knights Templars
The Grand Commandery of California Knights Templars votes unanimously to ban wine at all Templar banquets. The move aims to align with general governance principles of Masonry and to restrict wine in lodge functions. The Grand Lodge of Masons is expected to decide at its October meeting on broader temperance measures for all Masonic lodge banquets in the state.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Grand Commandery of
Knights Templars of
California
Grand Lodge of Masons
Getton
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Alma Kukuk
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Vive le Roye
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Pont Alexandre
Explanane Des Invalides
Oshkosh Logging Tool
Churches OF
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Firat Congereational
Mise
Genevieve Hecker
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