Currency Conference Deadlock Reported In Senate House Talks
Associated Press notes a currency conference between Senate leaders Aldrich Hale Alli son Burton Weeks and others. Talks stalled after long close sessions with no final agreement. Speaker urges progress on financial legislation and members stay at desks until action is taken, James Francis Burke reports.
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Three Men Hurt As Train Plunges Into Lake
An express train near this city left the track last night and plunged into a lake. Nineteen dollars worth of registered baggage sank. Mrs. Humphrey, noted authoress, was aboard and sustained injuries, arriving here today. Investigations continue.
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Cleveland May 16 Strike Votes Continue Arbitration
At a meeting in Cleveland today striking street railway conductors and motormen voted 20 to 6 to continue the strike and negotiations for arbitration. The vote included a clause preserving seniority rights for present employees and the strikers planned a later march to City Hall to petition the mayor to intercede.
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Taft and Bryan Agree On Campaign Contribution Bill
The Associated Press reports on May 23 that Taft said he had received no communication from Bryan about a bill requiring publication of campaign contributions. Bryan indicated he had not received Taft's commitment. The pair discussed urging lawmakers to pass the bill before adjournment.
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Death notices and funerals for local residents in Oshkosh
Obituaries report Carl Schmitt dying at 5 46 am with pneumonia. Elsie Klabunde two years old. Lulu Belle Scovil aged about 32 dies after short illness. Katherine Ness to be buried at Riverside after services. William Baldwin drowned in Fox River. Pravitz Sophia to be buried at Doty Street cemetery. Interments at Riverside and Ellenwood cemeteries. Services conducted by local pastors and at home or undertakers.
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Drowned while fishing shocks Spartanburg crowd
Associated Press report from Spartanburg South Carolina on May 26 says Rev. C J A B Jennings, a well known Presbyterian minister, and Dr J L Leonard, a prominent physician, were drawn and...
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American Henley Regatta Held on the Delaware River
Special correspondence from Philadelphia reports the sixth annual American Henley regatta on the Delaware River. About 000 Spectators witnessed the event as crews headed from Kane's Rock to a bridge over the river. The day featured a lively homegrown competition with steady winds and competitive racing.
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Jerome Under Fire in High Court Proceedings
A fragmentary transcript cites William F. Kim and Franklin Pierce as counsel for complainants. It references threats to witnesses, alleged neglect of duty by a district attorney, and claims of bribery tied to Metropolitan Street Railway cases. Indictments and legal maneuvers are described amid a heated debate on prosecutorial conduct.
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Thomas
Night Rider Suit Settled In Paducah District
Associated Press reports a $315,000 settlement in the Hollowell night rider case in Paducah Kentucky. The action followed a U S court verdict of $35,000 against twenty nine alleged night riders for raiding the Hollowell home and forcing occupants to feed them.
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Hollowell
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Associated Press Brief Obituary Notice
Aeriter of the New died in St Luke's Br. Funeral arrangements pending and reported by Associated Press.
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Thaws Reconciliation Questioned in May 26 Hearings
Reports from New York indicate uncertainty over Harry Thaw’s marriage to Evelyn Nesbit Thaw as Justice Morrischauser prepares to rule on ongoing asylum custody. A hearing set for this afternoon may decide whether the annulment remains pending and if Mrs Nesbit Thaw will pursue or withdraw her legal action in the Thaw estate.
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Wisconsin Trust decision Tax rules for city bonds
Special to The Northwestern reports Milwaukee May 26 real estate smnortysee bonds taxable under chapter ars of 34GB and property held in trust free from taxation. Judge Youtner’s decision upholds city tax on trusts, appeal to the supreme court promised, affecting disclosure by trust companies and potentially shifting hundreds of thousands of dollars in untaxed property into the tax rolls. The ruling could influence future city revenue and pose limits on trust property taxation.
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Death by Own Action The Verdict in Shaw Case
Milwaukee May 22. A Wisconsin special from Horton gives Dr Charles Reineck and Dr M G Rideout testified before the coroner's jury. They examined Mrs Cab le Shaw found dead at Fortonville on May 20. The jury heard opinions on whether the woman was alive when she entered the water.
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Tragedy Witnesses Tie Fear To Abrams In Trial
Emma Prine testified Mrs. Shaw feared Charles Abrams on the night of the tragedy as the two walked toward the depot near Main Street. Mrs. Shaw had boarded with Prine and warned that Abrams, not her own fear, threatened Harold Printup. Doctors said Mrs. Shaw showed signs of a struggle, supporting a personal crisis theory. The defense sought Abrams' absence, and a verdict on suicide was predicted as the case neared closure.
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Steamer Seminole Floats Again After Shoreing
The Clyde steamer Seminole, which went ashore near Long Branch New Jersey, was floated early today and appeared uninjured according to Associated Press dispatches from New York.
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Burchell Named Head of Institute at St. Paul
Special report from Madison Wisconsin May 2 Burchell chosen as head of the institute of arts and sciences at St. Paul likely to assume duties in August Burchell is a Wisconsin university administrator and processor of business administration marks in the field
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Floods devastate Texas Oklahoma railways and towns
Floods from a western river overflow devastated Fort Worth and Dallas areas causing deaths, rail damage valued around seven million dollars, and thousands homeless. Rescue efforts continued as crews battled rising waters near Grapevine and Denton, with twelve riverfront communities severely affected and railway repair crews trapped on higher structures.
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Many Children Hurt In Train Car Crash
Seventeen children aged up to fourteen were injured when a group of youths boarded a track at a junction near the Lincoln Calliery in Pottaville Pennsylvania. The moving car crashed into a standing vehicle at the foot of a steep grade, causing severe damage.
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Lincoln Calliery
Warship Michigan Launched Amid Crowds in Camden
The battleship Michigan was launched today from the yard, a milestone in naval circles witnessed by high government officials and distinguished citizens. The Dreadnaught class vessel features a 16,300 horsepower triple expansion engine, vertical twin screws, two tall funnels, and a crew of fifty-one officers and 748 men, marking a major step in naval power.
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Four More Bishops Chosen at M E Conference
At the Methodist Episcopal general conference in Baltimore on May 26, Dr. Robert McIntyre of Los Angeles was reported as elected bishop on the sixteenth ballot, with formal announcement due after noon. Dr. Frank M. Bristol of Washington neared election on the thirteenth ballot, and Rev. Dr. Charles W. Six of Pittsburgh was declared elected on the twelfth ballot. Other candidates and vote totals were listed, but no clear choice emerged on several ballots, with continuing speculation and near-misses among leading clergy.
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