Nan Patterson Walks Free on Own Recognizance in New York
Nan Patterson is released from custody on own recognizance after a year in the Tombs over the Caesar Young murder case. District Attorney Jerome says he doubts a new trial would yield a different result and cites media misportrayals while praising his staff.
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Tombs
J. Morgan Smith
Julia Smith
Foster
Court of General Sessions
Patterson
Smith
Grand Jury
Supreme Court
New York
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Liberty
Patterson daughter release reported in New York bulletin
Washington crowds and family wait as Nan Patterson is said to be freed on payment of a fine. Mrs Patterson collapses upon confirmation and doctors are summoned as relatives hear the news on May 12 from an Associated Press bulletin.
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Associated Press
New York
Nan Patterson
Goffin
Court of General Sessions
Franklin Street
World
Limburger
Smith
Washington, D. C
Patterson
Explosion at United Gas tank kills and injures in Philadelphia
An explosion at a United Gas tank in Joint Breeze, Philadelphia, May 12, left two dead, many feared buried beneath debris, and about twenty taken to hospitals. Nearly fifty workers were nearby. six missing, believed blown to pieces. Injured Robert Fleming and Owen Brady are reported dying. Two bodies found but not identified.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
United Gas Company
Joint Breeze
Robert Fleming
Owne Brady
Destiny of the Far East Amid Naval Reconnaissance
The admiralty withholds details on the Vladivostock squadron said to be off Japan seeking minefield checks and voyage feasibility under Vice Admiral Rozhestvensky. Russian forces in the Far East follow Rozhestvensky’s commands as experts predict his stance will shape the region. France’s neutrality stance prompts calls for clearer explanations amid mounting public sentiment in Tokyo.
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J. Petersburg
Admiralty
Japan
Rojestvensky
Tsugaru
Pacific
Far East
M. Vronski
Novoe Vremya
France
Tokio
Robbed at Oshkosh
Milwaukee May 12 Thirty six thousand marks about twelve thousand dollars in American money were stolen from Bruno Konetzer a Milwaukee man at Oshkosh. He reported the loss to police and an effort to capture the thief began. The money was saved from twenty years as an overseer in Germany and consisted of thirty one thousand mark bills. He named relatives in Berlin Germany to confirm his story. Oshkosh police knew nothing of the case and Chief Dowling said no robbery had been reported.
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Milwaukee
Wis
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Oshkosh
Konetzer
Germany
Konetser
Alusaben Street
Berlin
Oshkomh
Dowling
Munson
Judiciary Committee
Kreutzer
McGillivray
Senate
Assembly
Milwaukee County
Milwaukee and Southern Road
Noble
Eau Claire
Stevens
Waukesha Lake
Oconomowoc
Assemblyman
Ainsworth
Waukesha County
Milwaukee Fire Or Police Departments
Fire and Police Board
Committee On Corporations
Four Die In Wreck On Cotton Belt Train
A Cotton Belt railway wreck between Texarkana and Waco leaves four dead including the engineer and fireman. The train was ditched and details are unavailable as telegraph lines are down.
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Associated Preas
Waco
Tex
Cotton Belt
Texarkans
Biographical Dictionary A Handy Reference For Readers
A biographical Dictionary is praised as a crucial on shelf companion to consult while reading. It refreshes memory of historical figures and enhances understanding, suggesting readers maintain acquaintance and friendly ties out of gratitude for their contributions.
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St. Nicholas
Fragments on Italian Masters and Claude Lorrain Style
The text discusses Jendacape as a background for figures and Claude Lorrain elevating heroic landscape figures. It notes a shift toward concentrating on ideal characters and the beauty of a Mecen as a retinent of landscape, with hints of mature flow in artistic technique.
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Jendacape
Claude
Lorrain
Tiltle
Ois
Wisconsin Senate Moves Toward Income Tax Fight Climax
Madison May 12 The Senate judiciary committee approves a resolution to permit an income tax and work on many bills continues as the calendar is largely postponed. The pace centers on the looming railway rate bill and a dramatic fight anticipated Tuesday.
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Madison
Wis
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hatten
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Major Meyers Dead in Richmond After Brief Illness
Major TM D Myers president of the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac railway died this morning after a brief illness in Richmond Virginia. The report notes his leadership of the railroad and his long service in the region.
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Associated Press
Richmond
D. . Myers
Richmond- Fredericksburg and Potomac Railway
Harold G. Underwood
Milwaukee
Wia
Chicago
Wis
Wisconsin
Nichland Center
Maria EK. McGrew
J.B. McGrew
Alabama
McGrew
Commission Power Sought to Set Rates by Interstate Board
Stickney president of the Chicago Great Western urges Congress to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to fix railroad rates. He argues a government commission would provide a fair arbiter, noting rebates have shifted to elevator fees and that regulation would curb such practices.
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Agsockitcd Press
Washington, D. C
Stickney
Chicago Great Western Railway
Debate Committee On
Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
Change of Strike Front Drives Aggressive Employer Tactics
Employers in Chicago mobilize after a broad strike wave. The leaders announce a new policy, laying off workers amid dull business and a large ad push recruiting nonunion teamsters. Police guard 1900 wagons as a black list plans to bar strikers from reinstatement.
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Beeanne
Associated Press
Chicago
Teamsters
Employers’ Association
Tornado and aftermath devastate Snyder Oklahoma
A violent tornado struck Snyder Oklahoma and Marlow Oklahoma causing heavy loss of life and extensive property damage. Reports tally about two dozen killed in Snyder with dozens more missing and hundreds affected by injuries hunger and exposure as rescuers race to aid the homeless.
Milwaukee debutante signs year with Nance O'Neil troupe
Miss Margaret Bloodgood youngest daughter of United States Commissioner Francis Bloodgood signs a one year contract with the Nance O Neil company. She will depart Saturday for San Francisco to join Australia tour then return to America after the session. Fellow actress Broodgood from Bargeant's Dramatic school in New York earlier debuted in Boston. McKee Rankin praises her talent predicting a rapid rise. Bloodgood born in Milwaukee and educated at East Division High School.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Journal Save
Margaret Bloodgood
United States
Francis Bloodgooad
Nance
Equitable Inquiry Postponed to Early Next Week
The inquiry into the affairs of the Equitable Life Assurance Society, led by State Insurance Superintendent Fitzmick, was postponed today to early next week in New York.
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DY Associated Press
New York
Equitable Life Aesurance Society
Fipmiicks
Children Saved From Cremation Fire At Home
Milwaukee reports a near tragedy as Mr and Mrs George G Demi returned home at 9 o clock to find smoke and a bedroom blaze. They rescued two children from the burning bed before flames consumed them, the youths believed to be playing with matches.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Killings in Zehitemir placard troops to fire on disturbances
Reports from St. Petersburg estimate up to forty dead in Zehitemir after clashes with Jews. The Volhynia governor has posted notices declaring troops will fire on anyone interfering with Jewish residents.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Zhitomir
Volhynia
Zehitemir
Wedding celebration lasts sixty hours in Manitowoc
A three day Milwaukee report notes Miss May Sekoro and Emil Peck of Kossuth wed with twelve bridesmaids and ushers at an elaborate ceremony. A large dinner followed and dancing began, continuing nearly nonstop for sixty hours of festivity.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc
May Sekoro
Emil Peck
Kossuth
Trade Conditions Improve Amid Weather and Outlook Uncertainty
By Associated Press in New York on May 12 dispatches to Dun's Review report surprisingly satisfactory trade conditions despite heavy weather and uncertainty about the agricultural outlook leading to cautious behavior among merchants.
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Associated Press
New York
Dun
Stephens Elected President of Southern Baptist Convention
E W Stephens president of the Missouri general association was elected president of the Southern Baptist convention at its opening session in Kansas City on May 12.
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Associated Presa
Kansas City
E. W. Stephens
Missouri General Association
Southern Baptist Convention
Korean chargé d'affaires Han Eung commits suicide in London
Han Eung, the Korean chargé d'affaires in London, died by hanging at the legation today. Reports state he had recently shown signs of mental trouble and was dealing with personal distress beneath his official duties.
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BusAssociated Press
London
Han Eung
Corean
Legation
Wealth Gifts and Moral Force in Higher Education
A discussion on rich donors and philanthropy, arguing gifts can advance the common welfare while trusts and monopolies are regulated. It notes colleges and churches may accept gifts if they preserve independence, and highlights the University of Virginia's capacity for impartial economic study on wealth distribution.
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University of Virginia
Department of Economien
Tragic Harrisburg Rail Crash Claims Dozens in Morgue
May 12 report from Harrisburg details the wreck of the Cleveland and Cincinnati express freight train section. Eleven identified dead, nine more corpses awaiting recognition, with numerous injuries and extensive charred remains complicating identifications. Coroner waits for railroad investigation before formal inquests.
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Harrisburg
Cleveland and Cincinnati Express
W. B. Mefateb
Philadelphia
The
Pennsylvania
Madison Council Considers 275000 Bond for New High School
Madison Wisconsin May 12 The city council meets tonight and likely votes 275 000 bonds for a new high school building. Opposition plans a special election and could defeat the plan. Members of the serlate discuss June 18 as final adjournment date.
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Wis
Serlate
Nem
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