Progress of the Harvester Trust Meaning at St. Pan
The list of witnesses called by the defense in the government's suit to dissolve the International Harvester Company under the Sherman act has been reduced to about fifty. The case in St. Paul will conclude Friday and resume for two weeks in Chicago and later in Pittsburgh. CULL WITNESS LIST.
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the Harvester Trust
St. Pan
Associated Press
St. Pan, Minn
International Harvester Company
St. Paul
Chicago
Pitsburg
Suffragette Bombs Roil London Courthouse Hearing
Militants linked to The Suffragette faced charges at Bow Street and Waterloo after bombs and arson acts. A magistrate safely negated a bomb in a package, while arson at The Highlands near Folkestone drew further inquiries into militant suffrage activities and post office mail damage.
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Associated Press
London
Curtin Hennett
Flow Street
Kingston-on- Wihames
Waterloo
Sandgate-on-Sea
Folkestone
Reginald McHkenna
Home Secretary
Jalae
Iis
Bow Street Police Court
Harriet Rebecca Kerr
Agnes Lake
Rachael Barrett
Beatrice Saunders
Vannie Kenny
Laura Lennox
Clayton
Wera Drummond
Italy
Post Office
Emmeline Pankhurst
Lawrence
Old Bailey Sessions
Monument to Carl Schurz Dedicated in New York
A large ceremony marked the unveiling of a bronze Carl Schurz statue in New York. Attendees included Mayor Gaynor, Count von Bernstorff, Joseph Choate, and many dignitaries with about fifty thousand spectators along parade routes. Schurz, Wisconsin-born, led a notable career from editor and soldier to senator and Interior secretary, advancing civil service reform.
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Carl Schurz
New York
Navy
Army
National Guard
Gaynor
Count von Bernstorff
Joseph H. Choate
Court of St. James
Tertown
Republican Party
Jacob
Spain
Schurz
United States
Detroit
Missouri
Hayes
Carl Schur
Hamburg American Steamship Ine
Karl Btt~ter
Tig
Oshkosh
Tragic Butler Field: Hogue Kills Wife Then Slays Daughter In Wisconsin
Sparta Wisconsin May 14. William Hogue a 70 year old retiree fatally wounded his wife with a stove poker and fatally wounded his daughter Mrs Guy Wilson with repeated blows before shooting his son in law and then killed himself with a razor. Neighbors say family disputes over property fueled the tragedy. The husband died at the scene. the wife dying and the daughter dead. The son in law survived. Police and townspeople pursued Hogue and found him dead.
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Northwestern
Sparta
Witliam Hogue
Guy Wilson
Rexor
Wilson
Hoxne
Hogue
Prominent Colored People Testify in Wisconsin Court Case
May testimony in La Crosse focuses on Henry J. Alexander of Milo accused of obtaining money under false pretenses. Milwaukee and Chicago figures, including Jack of Milwaukee, testify about rents for the Milo and industrial school project. Patrolman J. Christon is also summoned to the stand.
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la Crosse
Wis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Oshkess
Jack One
Milwankes
African Zion
Henry J. Alexander
Milo
Alexander
Te Wan
Miisankes
Rishon Ketom
Patrotman J. Christon
Fishermen Violate State Fishing Laws for First Time
In Wis May 14 two first time fishermen John Trovenak and Frank violated state fish laws by using a trammet device to catch a dozen fish. They were fined and costs assessed for the offense.
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Wis
John Trovenak
Frank
Guatemala Accepts British Demands to End Longstanding Claim
Private advices report Cabrera government in Guatemala has acceded to Britain’s settlement terms on the historic claim. The accord ends a long dispute dating back years, with Britain recognized as pursuing a final settlement.
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Guatemala
Asanelated Press
Washington, T. C
Estrada Cabrera
Johnson to Sign Alien Land Act Alignment
Governor Hiram Johnson announced after noon today that he would align the DIN sent twelve days ago with the nearly unanimous approval of both houses of the legislature. Secretary Bryan had awaited Johnson's reply regarding the act in Sacramento California in May.
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Associated Press
Sacramento
Cal
Bryan
Hiram Johnson
Shoertly
Light in O'Hara affidavit inquiry may focus on Chicago trip
Springfield authorities plan an open public hearing tonight with Thomas Vredenburgh and Samuel Davis summoned to testify on Lieutenant Governor O'Hara. Davis, a local liquor dealer, furnished Maud Robinson's affidavit and will be questioned about motives behind obtaining it. Other investigators may reveal startling new evidence connected to the affair.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Thomas Vredenburgh
Samuel Davis
Springfeld
O'Hara
Vredenbrgh
Chicago
O'isra
Sion
Davis
Maud Robinson
Davison
Robinson
Police Guard Cars Slow Cincinnati Streetcar Strike
Cincinnati May 14 three street cars operated under heavy police guard with mounted officers and police cars. Strikers showed little interference and only company workers rode the cars. Mayor Hunt said more cars would run on other lines with full police protection.
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Cincinnaati
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Traction Company
Hunt
Woman Loses Jewels in Milwaukee Hotel Theft
Jewelry valued at about 1000 dollars disappeared from the room of Mrs. Max Freudenfeld wife of the Juneau hotel owner in Milwaukee on Tuesday morning. The thief rifled the room while she prepared to catch a train to Chicago taking four diamond rings and other valuables. Police were notified but no arrests yet. the thief is believed to be a familiar sneak thief.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Max Freudenfeld
Juneau Hotel
Wisconsin Street
Dynamite and Powder Explode in Cumberland Magazine
A blast at a coal company magazine in Eckhart Cumberland on May 14 killed three men and damaged nearby homes. The detonation involved seven hundred pounds of dynamite and seventy kegs of powder, causing extensive property losses.
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Associated Press
Cumberland
Eckhart
Former Crandon banker sentenced to five years
Albert J. Kidsmoe former cashier of the First National Bank at Crandon Wis pleaded guilty to embezzling five dollars and was sentenced to five years in the penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. The case was reported by The Northwestern Milwaukee on May 14.
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Oedal
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Albert J. Kidsmoe
First National Bank
Crandon
Grilty
Fort Leavenworth
Scutari Occupied by Allied Forces After Ottoman Siege
AP dispatch from Vienna reports Allied troops occupying Scutari, the former Turkish stronghold, until Albanian governance is formed. The Reuters era note details a welcome by Albanians as the force lands at Ban Giovanni di Medua. A second fragment provides outdated home canning instructions for pork and notes on salt and brine preparation.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Beloit Wins Knights of Columbus Convention Bid
The 198 convention of the Knights of Columbus selects Beloit as the meeting city over Manitowoc and Marinette. Beloit touted hotels, industry like aluminum works, and strong insurance membership while Marinette highlighted its shipbuilding and local economy. Vote noted Beloit by about nine to one. Beloit hosts the convention in the southern part of Wisconsin.
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Fore
Marinette
Knights of Columbua
Wld
Knights of Columbus
Manitowec
Marinetti
Manitowoc
Re Jolt
EB. Cunningham
Belo
M. J. Kelley
Crose
Knights
Ong and
Lonty Socialiat Millenaire
Cape J
Wlavonsin
Niamtic
United States
Stephenson
Oshkosh
Charles BD. Herth
Father Hanz Arcsec
De.loft
Madison Dinner Sparks La Follette Campaign Ties
The May 14 Madison scene centers on the Republican dinner at the university gymnasium marking La Follette’s third campaign push and aiming to unite a stronger party front. Senate and assembly votes include Manning home rule powers, an Australian ballot measure for town officers, and debates over street railway condemnation and state debt limits.
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Manning
Senate
Ballot
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Madigan
university @ymnasium
la Follette Prudential
la Follette
Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Unis
Ubis Morris
Axel Johnson
Lintey
Ruan
Richler
Indian Students Question Morality Before Senate Panel
Laura Kellogg of Indian Affairs testifies before the Senate Indian Committee about moral standards at a Canadian public school. Kellogg asserts no specific immorality incidents are evident while noting concerns about discipline in the institution. Carlisle reports the discussion and the testimony.
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Laura C. Kellogg
Senate
Kellogg
Kelloge
Carlisle
Law Passed for Stout School Buildings and Local Powers
A new law was enacted today by publication, authorizing appropriations for Stout manual training facilities and school buildings. The Gannon bill grants second class cities power to regulate water dances and dance halls, while the Hurlbut bill lets railroads reduce capital stock.
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Waa
Uncertain tariff hearings amid political clash in Washington
Amid tariff debates in Washington on May 24, senators clashed over the Underwood schedule. Senator Ransdell pressed claims about sugar policy while Chair Simmons and other lawmakers debated hearing outcomes. A Louisiana letter warned of consequences for the sugar industry as hearings continued. Manufacturers sought private access as wool interests objected to proposed duties.
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Associated Press
Washington, B
Simmons
Senator Penrose
Washington, D. C
Randel
Chatelin Simmons
Hansdell
Lewis
Rowley
Leansing
Miel
Wilsen
Heed
Ransdell
Hla
Lautesiag
James
Myers
Tex
Meine
Hardewick
Lewielana
Rausded
Tama
Toutatana
Ipsatance
Loutalana
Stone
New Union Depot Planned for Menasha Wisconsin
Blueprints for a new union freight and passenger depot were unveiled in Menasha. The Soo Line and St Paul routes will collaborate, with construction to begin upon official orders. The brick and tile roof building will be fireproof and located west of the current tracks between Milwaukee and streets.
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1. Paul
Jol. iSpechy
Menasha
Wis
Union Freight
Pas Ot
Menashit
Milwaukee
Aa. B. Jackson
Milwraker
Laval Lodge
Isiks
Ilrs
Timmerman
Mee W. Dd. Rumies
GB. Forkin
Chicago
City Connec
John Theta
Louis Smith
We Winkratz
Oshkosh
John Strange Daze
Prairie Fires Threaten Andrews Town Sparks Fire Fight
A wide Prairie fire near Andrews menaced the town until nightfall when rain cooled flames. Firefighters saved part of the town while residents feared being cut off. Loss estimated around 40,000 dollars as fires raged in a nearby area.
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Andrews
Andress
James Hoo
Hiardinal
Tire
Order to Annul Roosevelt Forest Creation Sparks Railway Dispute
May 4 report from Washington states Sen. Territories Committee Chair introduces a bill to annul Roosevelt 1907 proclamation creating the Chu Zach National Forest. Alaska Northern Railway officials say withdrawal halted timber operations and impeded Interior Alaska development.
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yRy Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Chir
Man Fuuman
Senate Territories
Roosevelt
Chuzach National Forest
Milien
Alaska Northern Railway
Alaska
Mercer
Christensen Sues Chicago & Northwestern for 10000
Henry J. Christensen of Oshkosh sues the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Co. for 10000 alleging he was forced off a train despite holding a valid ticket. He claims he was left on a station platform in rain, walked miles to reach Eldorado, then to Oshkosh, injuring his ankle after a fall in a ditch. Trial opened in circle court with attorneys Clark Kinwin for Christensen and Smart for the railroad.
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Henry J. Christensen
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Circle Court
Christensen
Princeton
Ashkeah
Rosendale
Eldorado
Oshkosh
Wpoon
Rt. Chirk
John F. Kinwin
Mr. Christensen
Howard M. Smart
Milwaukee
Senate Rule in Danger and Williams Amendment Effort
Washington, May 14. Senator Williams plans a thorough amendment to a key senate rule. The move targets the rule that requires debate votes to be counted for quorum, a change seen as altering long standing parliamentary tactics.
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Ntor Williams
Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Senate
Williams
Decay Threatens Historic St Towle House Setting
The St Towle home in St Louis described as central to the novel Che Celsis is in final decay and near razing. It is currently tenanted by two African American families.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
May H.bellegarde
St. Towle
Wineten Churchill
Che Celsis
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