Hold Up in Montana Foiled by Bloodhounds and Firefight
North Coast Limited eastbound No 22 was held at Welch’s Spur near Butte by two masked men. Engineer Clow was killed and Fireman Sullivan wounded as robbers fired then fled into the mountains. Bloodhounds and deputies tracked the trail. no money was taken and authorities vow pursuit.
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Madria Lay Tait Reports Royal Announcement Conflicts
An Associated Prées note from Madria Lay Tait claims the queen Victoria’s couchment may occur soon but Dr Gottlerez, palace specialist, disputes the timing. The palace attendants warn of premature reports amid war rumor tensions and a disputed early event.
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Children of Oregon to Aid Peary Day Expedition
Telegram indicates the children of Oregon are authorized to begin a collection for the starting of another expedition to the North Pole. On May 22, Peary day is designated. each contributor is expected to donate from the state.
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Pole
Ireland Home Rule Bill Introduced in Commons
London May 7 The Irish bill is introduced by Mr Birrell as a modified home rule proposal. It creates an Irish council to handle administrative affairs while stopping short of full self rule, aiming to win broad support and serve as a stepping stone toward eventual independence. Critics call it unfair and potentially confusing, while supporters see it as meaningful self rule. Boston reaction cites it as a path to Dublin Castle’s downfall and a broader measure to come.
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Destructive tornado devastates towns near Mount Pleasant
A late yesterday tornado swept through northwest to northeast, destroying Birthright and nearby communities about forty miles west. Nine people were killed, including a mother and infant, and injuries were reported. Caney and other settlements suffered damage as homes and crops were ruined and telegraph lines failed.
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Precautions at Boise During Witlam Trial Feared
Associated Press reports Boise officials will curb street preaching during the Witlam trial of Haywood and other Western Federation of Miners leaders for the alleged murder of Frank Steunenberg. Mayor Maines orders a strict public order to prevent agitation and possible disorders.
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Exposition plans discussed by Fond du Lac company
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin on May 7 members of Company EB met to decide attending the Exposition at Jimestown in July. The trip will be made and Captain Seeve will likely lead a full quota of men. The group is enthusiastic about the journey and equipment is ready.
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Kidnapping Fear Shrouds Wisconsin Town
Police and community tensions rise as a missing twelve year old, Jacob Schneider, reported in Fau Claire, Wisconsin, sparks fear of a kidnapping. Officials urge calm while pursuing leads and monitoring local activity.
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New York Actors Fund Fair Opens as Largest Yet
New York May 7 The Actors Fund fair opened at the Metropolitan Opera House with Roosevelt pressing the electric button and Daniel Frohman and Mark Twain speaking. The event promises to attract thousands daily and maintains a varied program across multiple floors with booths and performances from major clubs and theaters.
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Heir to James H. Smith Estate Ties to Dakota Man Maxon
Funeral views in New York for James Henry Smith who died in Kyoto were held at St Bartholomew's. Widowed Mrs Smith attended as estate details loom. Reports say George G. Mason of Aberdeen may receive the bulk while other relatives are named. The will's reading was planned at the Firth Avenue mansion with further settlements expected in Goshen Orange County.
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Manchester
BAIL FOR SCHULTZ IN BRIBERY CONVICTION
Miwaukes Wis May 7 Special to The Northwestern Schultz convicted of bribery and sentenced to eighteen months in the house of correction with hard labor pending formalities. The sentence was pronounced in court this morning and the determination of the Gubbins axe follows. The supreme court will review the constitutional litigation and grand jury findings in the case and the Behaltz care referenced.
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Imshae Man Kills in Violent Outburst and Boarding House Chaos
A man named Imshae allegedly killed two roommates and wounded others in a boarding house near 434 Bierre Street, amid a spree in which he visited each room, fired shots, and restrained officers before being captured. In a separate Washington report, William Tide killed his wife and injured a baby before taking his own life.
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Wisconsin Senate Action Shapes Insurance and Recall Measures
Assured passage hints at high stakes in Wisconsin as the senate advances bills on stockholders rights, recall amendments, and railroad capital requirements. The assembly approved measures to curb misrepresentation by agents and enforce surplus distribution while considering a constitutional recall provision and reforms affecting insurers and public utilities. The Reverend Edward Tracy nomination for state inspector awaits senate Judiciary Committee review.
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Two-Cent Fare Bill Passes Senate Amid Support
The senate approved a two cent fare bill as an amendment to a prior House passage. The plan would charge three cents per mile if a passenger does not hold a valid ticket, and the vote was reported as unanimous. Oshkosh medical fraternity members and friends anticipate the annual banquet at the Athearn Hotel on Wednesday evening with high expectations for exceptional program.
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Government attorneys oppose new trial in Standard Oil case
Chicago May 7 Associated Press government attorneys continued arguments against the Standard Oil companys demand for a new trial. The case recently decided against the corporation who was found guilty of accepting legal rebates from the Chicago and Alton Railway. Judge Landis said a decision will wait several days after arguments close.
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Schwab Says Labor Conditions Bar Ship Contracts
Charles M Schwab former president of United States Steel says his firm will not take on any new ship work in San Francisco while labor conditions persist. He cites losses of 2 9 million on three battleships and 500 000 in construction costs during recent projects due to fiber supply and hours. He urges local labor conditions to improve to allow future contracts and maintain the company’s shipbuilding presence nationwide.
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Oshkosh Chorus Club Proposal Prompts Action Plan
A long discussion advocates forming a chorus club in Oshkosh to organize a staged musical program. It envisions a structured chorus, scheduled rehearsals, and multiple productions with training for several cast members to sustain ongoing musical activity and healthy competition.
Beginning of Coerced Car Start Sparks Street Turmoil
Assistant Secretary Statker of the street railway company arranged 25 men per police district to open cars amid strikes. A strikebreaking car left the barns at Tork and Millmore streets, provoking jeers and bricks from the crowd. the car halted and was returned to the shed with no further incidents reported.
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Esch Gains A Vote In Wisconsin Senate Contest
Special report from Madison Wisconsin notes Esch gains support as Cooper loses ground in the senatorial contest. Democrats plan caucus amid expected changes as ballots show shifting allegiances by Burns Anderson Stephenson and Hatten. Possible inquiry voices surface but no official action yet.
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Cooper Cohen
C. Andlerson
Inez
Hrear
Stephenson
Frederick Peterson
Outagamie County
Hatten
Sam
Tomar
Tina
Ar. Stephenson
Hitton
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FIELD AND TRACK MEET REPORTS MIXED RESULTS AND NOTES
Field and track events unfold with rough records and partial results at Werther to Mord Contonty- Pag Righ Schoot meet. The 100 meter dash and pole vault show notable performances while a jury of teachers debates conduct and a high school literary society plans cups and a debating trophy.
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Reichstag Advances Trade Pact as It Refers Deal to Committee
Berlin May 7 the Reichstag today passed the first reading of the commercial modus vivendi between the United States and Germany and referred the agreement to a committee for study. The action signals early congressional consideration of the pact with Washington when ratified.
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