Dietz Trial Ends With First Degree Murder Verdict
John F. Dietz is sentenced to life at hard labor for the murder of Deputy Oscar Harp in Cameron Dam Wisconsin. His wife Hattie Dietz and son Leslie Dietz are acquitted of murder in the first degree amid a dramatic courtroom verdict and declarations of a trust fight.
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Jewish Massacre Planned Stirring Kiev Jews to Flight
Reports from Kiev and Moscow on May 13 describe rumors of a planned massacre against Jews for the next day. Jews fear attack, sell property, and prepare to flee while self defense districts form. A provincial governor issues orders restricting councils from issuing artisan certificates.
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Railway Pioneer Charlie G. Warner Dies in St Louis
Charlie G. Warner a pioneer railroad man and former vice president of the Missouri Pacific Railway died at his home in St Louis on May 13 at age sixty seven. His notable achievement was the consolidation of the Gould Hines in the west. He retired from business in 1900.
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Last Train Runs As Rock Island Takes Road
Des Moines reports the final run of the St Paul and Des Moines line with the last train leaving at 3 PM. The Rock Island line will assume full control and begin its first Des Moines to St Paul service at 2 AM tomorrow.
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State Bank of Willard Closed and Cashier Accused
Frankfort May 13 By order of Kentucky the State Bank of Willard Carter County Ky was closed today the examiner reports cashier O H Burley is short about 35000 dollars.
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Chauffeur Falls to Death in Embankment Accident
Rochester May 13 An Associated Press report says Thomas Rudy age 25 died instantly when the car he was testing for a local manufacturing firm veered over a sixty foot embankment. The fatal accident occurred this morning.
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Rebels in Rebellion Madero Arrested Across Juarez
Juarez reports a tense uprising as General Orozco and rebel contingents confront Provisional President Madero. After demanding cabinet resignations and funds for troops, Madero is arrested but later cabinet terms are settled, signaling a fragile peace path and renewed talks with Diaz supporters.
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Lawmakers Leave Washington for Home
Wisconsin lawmakers depart Washington for home with several members en route or at home. Representative Cowper plans a Waxing reading at Langaster while others such as Cary Davidson Exeh Kopp Morse depart or are en route. Democrats and Republicans alike have left the city leaving likely no quorum when the assembly convenes on Tuesday to consider the statehood bill.
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Wall Falls at Hotel. Woman Killed in Chicago
Front wall of Ola Hunt hotel on Westborn Street collapsed during demolition for a new club home. About twenty people sheltered beneath a heavy canopy when debris fell. Three men and three women were buried but rescued. one woman, Mrs. Meta Helchor, died.
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Convicted Mary Roberts Linked to Roberts Cane Case
In a brief court report Miss Mary Roberts is convicted in a case connected to the Roberts Cane matter. Defense argues uncertainty over key facts. The page also notes sports, industrial items, and local college affairs in a compact index style.
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Sympathy for Diaz and the Mexican crisis in Washington
Federal prospects favor Diaz as plans unfold toward reorganization. Reports from Washington on May 18 say officials expect Diaz to resist a full restoration, while General Reyes could lead loyal Mexican troops to end the revolt. Diaz, an aging hero, may resign after a coalition is formed and reforms begin.
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Senate debate on Mexico intervention spurs mixed reactions
A Missouri senator advocates six year terms while others warn against war with Mexico. A cartoon mocks intervention fears as debates focus on U S action and the risks of sending troops into a rugged southern republic. President Taft backs restraint and defers to Congress amid national tension.
Senate Debates Direct Senator Election Amid Party Tensions
Washington reports a push by Republican leaders to complete balloting for president pro tempore as the Senate faces direct election proposals. Progressive senators back popular vote while opposing Gallinger. Finance committee hearings on the Cummins reciprocity bill stall as statehood and publicity measures move forward with new side committees to tackle legislative deadlocks and campaign rules.
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Faces white slave charge in Wausau case
Milwaukee reporter recalls Joseph McClesky a Wausau merchant who eloped with an eighteen year old girl from this city. He was captured in St Paul by county sheriff and now faces a charge of unlawfully and by false representation enticing and abducting Mary Pionke for immoral purposes. He remains jailed awaiting trial in default of a $2000 bond.
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Pennsylvania Railway Fined for Rule Violations
The Pennsylvania Railway Company was fined 4000 by Judge Charles P. Orr in U S district court for pleading no contest to charges. The penalties relate to failing to observe Interstate Commerce Commission schedules and unlawfully granting concessions to shippers.
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Thirty Soldiers Drown in Congo River Disaster
A May 13 dispatch from Antwerp reports two barges carrying Belgian soldiers capsized in a storm on the Lualaba river near Lokandu in the Belgian Congo. Thirty soldiers are reported drowned with other troops saved or missing.
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Child Labor Bill Moves Toward Vote In Wisconsin
Madison May 13 The Wisconsin legislature reports for passage in the assembly after conference negotiations. The updated child labor bill lowers employment age to fourteen, while a separate measure creates a state labor commission absorbing the labor department and statistics unit. Additional actions include a public health and hotel labor enforcement proposal, and complications over an unrelated anti secret society offense bill.
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Death of Lampert A Smith At 58 Wangao Street
Lampert A Smith a barber formerly of Sheboygan was found dead in bed at 58 Wangao Street by Mrs E C Hashrouck today noon. Death believed from heart failure while resting. physicians Fr Conley and Dr Bath attended. Smith was a Mason and had been ill for some time. funeral arrangements to be announced.
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War with Japancertainty spreads from Milwaukee dispatch
Special to The Northwestern reports officers of the regular army believe the United States will enter a war with Japan in a relatively short time. The piece notes Mexico border actions are not planned as invasion but as part of a broader wartime stance. Captain H J Pomeroy and other officers discuss rapid Japanese preparations for a swift struggle.
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