Alibi Claims Shadow in Night of Tragedy Case
Charles Abrams says his attorney could have summoned witnesses to support his alibi about traveling on the night of the Wortonville tragedy. He details how he boarded a train from nearby towns, interacted with fellow passengers, and left the coach before Mrs Shaw was seen at Hortonville. District Attorney Stooney expresses doubt over the murder theory and says further inquiry will continue.
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Appleton
Hortongile
For
New London
Shaw
Charles Yaprams
London
Rogney
Cova
Wortonville
Abrams
Stansilva Wan
Tworlonville
Oy Eas
Remimel
John Themmel
Oangel -Kelly
Fre Krause
A Shaw Ava
Premonition of Death Reported in Milwaukee May News
A special dispatch from Manitowoneia notes a Milwaukee report on a person who had a premonition of death after making a story. The item references a telephone contact for further details and mentions The Northwestern.
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Roddin Drew Shertix
Wis
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Manitowne
Soya
Tirown County Man Dies After City Visit Will Made
Thomas Roddin a transient from Tirown county visited the mayor's office, made his will, and was sent to hospital where he died within five hours. At forty three he said he was done for and believed to have relatives at Green Bay. efforts are being made to have them take the body.
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Thomas Roddin
Roddin
Jto
Green Bay
Formation of New Diocese Considered in Minnesota
May 29 Minneapolis Bishop Edsal of the Episcopal church proposes forming another diocese with the Wotscopal see in St Paul. Endowment is required for an additional bishop, with final settlement planned a year ahead. Diocesan council to review via a resolution and committee.
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Minneapotle
Minn
Edsal
Epiacopel Church
Hhin
Minnepote
St. Paul
Denai
Cholera Spreads in Pangasinan Province Philippines
Manila reports cholera in Pangasinan with Dagupan among four infected cities. Health bureau sends squads to stamp out the disease as five members of a single family in Dagupan die, while cases rise in Rizal and other areas. No general epidemic feared.
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Aganglated
Srosa
Manila
Pangasinan
Dagupan
Bureau of Health
Dugupan
Cnpi
Rizal
Portland banker J. Thor Hun Russ fined in state funds case
Judge Burnett of the circuit court sentenced J. Thor Hun Russ of Portland to five years imprisonment and a fine of 876000 for wrongful conversion of state school funds while serving as president of the Title Guarantee and Trust company.
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Associated Press
Nlom
Ore
Burnett
J. Thorhun Russ
Portland
Jiegs
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
When Ben Sailed In to a Wife’s Quiet Scheme
Ben Hubbard, fearful of marriage, visits his friend Tom Drakin at a suburban cottage. Mrs. Drakin quietly interests him and he falls in love with her, while Tom plans to keep him there. Ben grapples with a confession, a budding romance, and the lure of a harmless writing retreat.
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Associated Literary Press
Drakin
Ben Hubbard
Drakin Ett
Hubbard
Tom Drakin
Tom
Darkin
Ben
Mrs. Kin
Mra. Drakin
Gon
Eve
Ag-Sha
Esit
Anna
Mrs. Drakin
Lola
Fer
Ana-Ho
Unlucky Truths Stir Ben and Tom in An Odd Scene
In a tense moment Ben asserts Lola is not Tom’s wife and admits an unmarried woman is in the house while Harr is anxious. Tom reacts with laughter and insistence as Ben hurries inside, then explains he is headed to Sadlin by Harris Ingolis.
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Tom
Bennal
Lola
Rama Lott
Ben
Sadlvin
Harris Ingolis
Woman Burned to Death in Port Chester Home
In White Plains on May 29 Mrs. James H. Brookfield formerly Miss Maud Quaintard of Port Chester died at her home 10 North Street from burns suffered when a candle she carried was blown by a draft. The incident occurred during routine domestic fire exposure.
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White Plains
James H. Brookfield
Maud Quaintard
Port Chester
North Street
Beast
Brookfield
Tragic blaze injures daughter of Port Chester iron magnate
The clothing of a young woman, light material, caught fire, and servants could not extinguish it in time. She sustained severe burns around the body before help arrived. Her father, James W. Quaintard of Port Chester, is a wealthy iron manufacturer, and her brother George W. Quaintard recently inherited millions.
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James W. Quaintard
Port Chester
George W.quaintard
Devoe Paint Cuts Cost with Long Lasting Finish
If you keep your property well painted you’ll stay ahead with Devoe. Longer lasting coats mean fewer gallons needed and lower overall cost. Burtis Hardware Company Oshkosh and L. T. Abercrombie advertise Devoe as an economy for homeowners and painters.
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Devoe
Jess
St. Rom. Burtis
Hdw. Co
Oshkosh
L. T. Abercrombie
Omre
Funeral of John Borngesser Held at Weyauwega
Weyauwega Wis May 29 Funeral services for John Borngesser who died Tuesday morning were held Thursday afternoon at his late residence. The Andrew Chambers post G A conducted the services and Rev B C cenke preached the sermon. He had lived here since 1873 and was survived by a widow and two children. Fred Borngessor of Minneapolis and his wife attended with other relatives. James Devens learned of his brother Charles death May 15 in Rushseba Minn. Charles lived here as a young man and married Lizetta Raymond in 1859. A sister resides in Chicago and another in Oshkosh Mrs Mary Wosburg. The Woodmen plan a Fourth of July celebration here with details pending. Rev B E Cenka Mrs Guidager Mrs D Jenner and Miss Katherine McCall attended the State Sunday School convention at Neenah.
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Northwestern
Weyauwega
Wis
John Borngesser
Andrew ‘Chambers
B. C. Cenke
Borngessor
Fred Borngessor
Minneapolis
James Devens
Charles
Rushseba
Minn
Lizzetta Raymond
Chicago
Oshkosh
Mary Wosburg
Woodmen
Cenka
Guidager
D. Jenner
Misa Katherine McCall
Neenah
Milk Export by Royal Mall Steam Packet to Canal Zone
The Tagus of the Royal Mall Steam Packet, arriving from Kingston, will return to the canal zone with three tons of fresh cows milk in bulk for refrigeration and consumption by canal employers. If successful, port authorities may expand refrigerating capacity on other ships to carry larger supplies and more cold stored food.
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Taxus
Town Escapes Destruction After Close Fire Threat
Fire at Hilebore Ohio threatened the plate later brought under control after a loss pegged at about 55,000 dollars. The blaze prompted emergency response and partial building damage but no reported injuries. Authorities investigated the cause as the community rallied to assess the financial impact.
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Associated Fress
Hilebore, O
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