Reward Offered for Donmalian Whav Case and Dynamiter Threats
A New York financier places a $5,000 reward for apprehension of the kidnappers in the Donmalian Whav matter, while another $3,500 reward is renewed by Governor Toole for Northern Pacific dynamiters. Reports from Melena and Malone detail threats to Chief Travis and Detective O’Brien, a guard on a Travis residence, and calls for major developments within days as the search continues and related arsons are investigated.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Melena
Northern Pacific
Chuel
Thomas Fravis
Staxvis
O'Brien
Butte
Travis
Toole
Malone
Orlando P. Dexter
Adiron
Acks Estate
Santa Clara
Od Forge
Raumetre Lake
John C. Freurd
New York
Wilkesbarré
Peter Lenovsky
Anthony Senpick- Lenonsky
Senvick
Exeter
Sennick
Lenousky
Victor Zerana0
Lenousti
Virin
Zerambo
Supreme court hands down Wisconsin decisions in Oshkosh library case
The Wisconsin supreme court issued several decisions including cases from Milwaukee, Racine, Manitowoc, Clark, Eau Claire and Jackson counties. Notable rulings deny a transient merchant license in one suit, affirm lower court results, and address city officer eligibility and the effect of the word majority on votes. The Oshkosh library case and other appeals were decided or announced, with some assignments pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erders Thers
W. H. Veideman
T. A. Chapman Company
Milwaukee
Alliwaukee
Eqwu
Suppiier Gierfien
Marvey W. Dietrich
Raitead
Lerner
Maroddy
Peterson
Peters
Mam Caprags
Meneay
Anerican Company
Wisconsin hotel men end convention in Appleton
The Wisconsin hotel men convention adjourned at noon and most visitors departed on afternoon trains. Some remained for fishing on Lake Winnebago and the river. Milwaukee has invited the association to meet next year, invitation presented by former President Servance. The meeting place will be selected by the executive committee. Morning sessions viewed hotel wares displayed by numerous exhibitors.
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Appleton
Wis
Convention of Wisconsin
Lake Winnebago
Milwaukee
Servance
Inter
Hotel Thieves Run Rampant at Sherman House In Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports a hotel theft spree at the Sherman House where a well dressed man fled from L A Worch’s room and a chase ensued down the corridor ending with the capture of Charles Koster of Tiffin Ohio. Jewelry valued at 2590 and 258 in cash were found on the suspect. A second thief eluded capture. Separately Walter Stoddard Chatfield, wanted for embezzlement from American Express, was nabbed in Chicago after a pursuit. He had worked at Far Rockaway New York and faced accusations of years of small shortages and a large defalcation.
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Associated
Syorch
Charles Koster
Tiffin
Ohio
Chicago
Walter Stoddard Chatfield
Borkaway
L. I
Chatfield
Sertember
Chatfie
New York
Chiazo
American Express Company
Compan
Far Rockaway
EL. I
Far Rockawar
Leing
Frankfort Zeltung
Ephraim Kamer
Albani
Stanislav
Goticia
Kemer
America
Trial of Tillman Opens in Lexington Court
The James H Tillman murder trial resumes as physicians testify about the shooting and wound cause. Dr Guerri explains Gonzales’s connection to the case while defense questions relations among Titman, Gonzales, and Gonzales’s brother amid testimony and newspaper references.
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Ascartted Rae
Lexineton S. C
James H Tniman
X G Goustiles
Phiealemns
Guerri
Mr. Gontales
Ana
Ayia
Firet Jie
Thurmord Ald
Mee
Jloff
Tiiman
Pepe
Me. Gonznnes
Ambner
Gonzales
Ganemales
Titman
Reked
Hohe
Titiran
Lunched With President Opens Washington Visit
A report describes President Rove arriving in Washington on the first day of his trip. He held talks with Acting Secretary Garfield of the Department of Commerce and later met Cabinet members including Mandy Payne Wilton and others at the White House.
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Washington
Rove
Secretas Garfield
Department of Commerce
Jobo Afitekel
Moeniners
Mandy
Enwal Payne
Wilton
Plan to outwit strikers faces music aid debate
The Associated Press reports a plan to use automatic musical devices to provide music for government workers if Marine Band musicians refuse to perform. The proposal seeks to avoid payroll delays and maintain public entertainment despite objections from labor groups.
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Tonicht
United States Marine Band
Kentucky Camp Braces for Annual Militia Maneuvers
Camp Young at West Point Kentucky readies for state militia maneuvers with regular army drills and outpost tactics. Wisconsin National Guard Company B heads to Milwaukee to join Fleet regiment for West Point maneuvers. Captain Lawson leads eight men bound for Chicago rail transfers.
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Young
West Point
Wisconsin National Guard
Milwaukee
Fleet
Company F
Carl
Company 8
Lester H. Lawson
Jesse Life
J. F. McCusker
William Castle
E G. Gauger
George Heuer
R. B. Bord
EL FL Bruesberg
Jay J. Davtzuy Donavan
Leo K. Eaton
Frank Fenetermacher
A. E Garvin
C Jones
CO. Brande
J W. Atlisr
W. L. Delaney
E. G. Marden
Percy Rice
Harry Robinson
J Wed
Timothy Thomas
Wisconsin Central Road
Milwaukeee
Earl
Menasna
Oconomowoc
Munroe
Whitewater
Beloit
Madison
Fort Atkinson
Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Otto H. Faulk
C. R. Boardman
New York County Ticket Fights at Republican Convention
Kings county Republicans fractured over ticket names with a fierce floor contest for district attorney. George F. Eilcote chosen over Henry Bellen Ketchum after clashes. Woodruff and Ketchum both pressed into disorderly scenes as police restored order. Ticket lists Swanstrom for sheriff Neal for register Schildge for district attorney Belden for county clerk with Citizens' Union trial to test the lineup.
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Associated Press
New York
Kings County
Timothy L. Woodreff
Michael
Cady
George F Eilcote
Henry Bellen Ketchum
Argins
Woodruff and
Ketchum
Edward Swanstrom
Citizon
John K. Neal
Register
W. J
John Schildge
Municipaligaeue
Henry Belden
Hun
Citizens’ Trion
Head of Princeton Installed Amid College Leaders Gathering
Dr John Huston Finlay, former Princeton faculty head, was installed as president of the city of New York's coh ere, in a ceremony with 70 universities represented. Governor Crill Senor Depot Grover Cleveland Hadley Yale Cornell and Columbia leaders delivered addresses alongside war secretary Lamont and other officials.
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BraAmpacinin
New York
John Huston
Finlay
Princeton
Indayr
Oolleges
Governor Criell
Senilor Depot
Grover Cleveland
Presidinix Hadley
Yale
Schurcian
Cornell
Butler
Columbia
Daniel S. Lamont
Charles & Ives
Ara
Dehn C. Carisie
Imtasurs
Genera Youns
Graemal Chaffee
Seth Low
Ois
Willd i Bunt
Porto Rico
Col
Ath Tt Miss
West Keane Military Academy
Has Change of Heart In Honolulu Marriage Case
Attorneys for Claua Spreckies allege Mrs. Thomas Watson now in England seeks recovery of a $49 block of property she conveyed after marriage to Mr. Watson. The case centers on whether her deed shows her husband’s signature. A scandal party fearfully unsettles social circles as brides fear leaving the event.
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Aserclatel Pressey Hienolulu
Claua Spreckies
Mia
Watson
Miers. Watson
Two Mine Workers Die After Accidental Explosion
In Wallace Idaho a powder mine explosion killed two men and injured several others at a mining camp. The dead were blown to atoms with parts scattered around the site. Also reported is the death of College Professor Benjamin G Brown of Tufts College from a neural disease at his Marblehead Massachusetts summer home aged sixty six.
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Wallace
Idaho
Munenoth
Jen
Marblehead
Mass
Benjamin G. Brown
Fon Shire
Pea
Tufts College
Berms
GRAZED BY ORIRE AT SOO AS UNREST LINGERS
Rioters and unemployed workers snowball disturbances in Sault Ste Marie as saloons stay open and troops lag. Police arrest seven yesterday’s agitators within hours. Miners aboard Minnie M. head to Soo while guards patrol ferries. Troop relief from Toronto arrives to bolster Soo forces.
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Associa
Sault Ste Marie
Minh
Idie
Wiers
Alguing Central Road
Sog
Toerento
Soa
Jack Dean
Rmiah
Consolidated Company
Heault
Minnie M
Soo
Michipicoten
Toronto
Royal Canadian Dragoons
Buchan
SCC
Calonel Elliot
Auto Beating Record Sets Speed Across Country
An auto beat a long relay route from York to Cleveland and then to Chicago arriving early. The gasoline car completed the eastward leg in twenty two hours and fifteen minutes with repairs briefly done en route. The dispatcher Meere Duffy led a crew in charge as the vehicle averaged about fourteen miles per hour over the four mile distance?
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Associnin
Cleveland
York
Foif A.m
Meere Duffy
Chicago
Vira
Youngest Soldier From Wisconsin Honored in War Death
Special to The Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin notes George Chamberlain, aged fifty three, died of cancer. He is honored as the youngest Wisconsin union soldier from the Civil War era, having joined as a drummer after enlistment at a young age, serving three months with the Thirty-ninth Wisconsin.
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Milwauker
Wis
Wisconsin
Waukesha- Wis
Neys
George
Chamberlain
Union Xo
Taylor and Mandeville Stock Firm Suspended
The stock exchange firm of Taylor and Mandeville suspended today after a sharp market break caused by failure to meet margins. The firm comprises Henry B. R. Taylor and J. Arthur Mandeville, with Taylor noted as a board member of the consolidated exchange. The incident signals a fierce reaction and an upcoming contest over the firm’s future fallout.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Taylor & Mandeville
Henry BR. Taylor
J. Arthur Mandeville
Taylor
The
Consolidated Exchange
American Lawyer Probes $1 5 Million Caro line Case
William C Hartridge traveled to the Caroline islands and Hong Kong to settle the estate of David D O Keefe known as the king of Fa o He found a will distributing about 15 million in property all productive He left significant sums to his Savannah wife and daughter and the widow may claim around half of the estate
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Associated Presa
San Francisco
Cal
William C. Hartridge
Caroline Islands
Catherine O’keefe
David D. O'Keefe
Hong Kong
Carolines
Savannah
Hartridge
Bong Kong
Sirs. J. F. Butler
Municipal Court Proposed for Neenah Menasha
Attorneys in Neenah and Menasha back a municipal court as a bill likely to be introduced in the next state legislature. Local lawyers say courts of record are needed as most Twin City cases move to Oshkosh courts. law changes would give the new court concurrent county jurisdiction in crimes and misdemeanors in the capner. Baseball injury and police finds also noted along with Neenah company movements to Kentucky.
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Neenah-Menasha
Wis
Neenah and Menasha
Oshkosh
Twin Cities
Plater
Robert Unglaub
Miwaukes
Genciation
Menasha Athlets
Brighton Beach
Neenah
Lake Winnebago
John
Frank
Fred Gambeki
Menarha
Neenam CO
Kentucky
Neenah _ ei
Wednessay Toring
West Pont Ky
Firat
W. ON
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Milwaukee
Menasha Defeats Neenah In Ave Back Match
Captain Schneller leads about sixty men as the Menasha blitz team beat Neenah 42 pins in the first Ave back match in the Twin Cities. Dr F J Wilkie of Dahkosh was in the Twin Cities investigating charges by 13 year old Vina Christen against her brother in law Charles Larsen who fled before warrant. Dr Wilkie sought removal of the girl to the county poor house. he calls the case revolting.
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Schneller
Menasha Besling
Neenah
Ave
Twin Cities
Wilkie
F. J. Wilkie
Dahkosh
Vina Christenson
Charles Larsen
Larsen
Ely
Boss P Parks influence sways Kans City convention
President Frank Buchanan of the International Association of Structural Iron and Bridge Workers hints at stepping down as leadership fights unfold. He cites Parks methods and majority support, stressing duty to allow events to shape his future while endorsing labor union actions and criticisms of Roosevelt over the Miller case.
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Associate Press
Kansas City
Frank Buchanan
International Association of Structural Iron and Bridge Workers
Samuel Parks
Buchanan
Convention
International Association
Parks
Sezavel Parka
Roosevelt
Miller
Washington
Peabody
Gerdes Hedtke Wedding to Be Held at Christ Lutheran
Emil R. Gerdes and Miss Emma Hedtke plan a Wednesday wedding at 4:50 PM in Christ Lutheran Church on Caurch Street with Rev G M Weir officiating. Attendants include George H. Macke, Grorge Renck, and Miss Anna Terdes ad Minna lignke. A reception follows at the bride's parents home, Mr and Mrs John Median, at Tenth sized. The groom works at a local firm. the couple will ride on Boyd atrect after the ceremony.
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Christ Lutheran Church
Caurch Street
Emil R. Gerdes
Mise Emma Hedtke
V. G. M. Weir
George H. Macke
Grorge Renck
Mies Anna Terdes
Minna Lignke
Mas John
Matke de Sackusrh”’ Greterr Siore Fies Hadiks O
Henna Derails in Berlin Heights Car Disaster
A derailed private car heading from Cizsciand to Rene Vean meeting near Berlin Heights caused multiple injuries after a collision. One passenger suffered severe wounds while others were thrown from the coach. bystandards report a rapid series of impacts and local responders rushed to aid the injured passengers.
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Associated Pens
Retin Helghin
Dlerisk
Carrring
Henna
Cizsciand
Rene Vean
Berlin Heights
Cosch
Long Chase Ends in Milwaukee Case
Special to The Northwestern reports a lengthy pursuit tied to charges against Gus Shelitam and Fred Stig, two associates from nearby. The trio, long sought, faced counterfeiting accusations traced to Pensville and Fecteau, with dates referenced in 1908.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Pintrevte
Maya
Fred Ie
Gus Shelitam
Fred Stig
Leunarch
Fecteau, Me
Married Student Barred From College Class
A Belmt college faculty ruling bars Charles B. Buck from the senior class after his marriage last June. The decision, tied to a college rule against married students, shocks Buck’s fellow seniors who petitioned the president. Buck plans to enroll at Chicago University, while his bride Miss Dele M. Simpson remains from nearby Epworth Iowa. Buck was popular, athletic, and active in college affairs.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Bed Jolt
Belmt College
Charles B. Buck
Buck
Giforce
Buck Willkely
Chicago University
Eaton
Iy Ag
Jane
Epaworth
Dele M. Simpson Danghier
Women at It in National Golf Qualifiers at Chicago Links
In the national women’s qualifier at the Ors Quallising course, Miss Spence of Merion, Miss Young of Calumet City, and others faced tough rounds. Mrs Caleb Fox from Huntingdon Valley posted the best medal score early, while several players from Brooklawn, Permakilne, and Merion finished with solid totals.
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Prem
Wheaten
Spence
Merion Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Young
Calu Civd
Chicago
Caleb Fox
Huntingdon Valley Club
Minx Louth
A. Welay
Permakilne Country Cub
Miad
Georgiana Bishos
Brooklawn
Mies J. Anna Carpen West Warthe
Misa Fran Griscom
Merien Cricket Club
Treaty Believed Near Conclusion With United States
Dispatches from Telon report a dire effect as the Calome Jai congress passed a law authorizing a treaty with the United States. The president is expected to conclude arrangements after approval by congressional leaders amid political cloud.
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Aseviaie
Telon
Ipogola
Calome
Congress
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