Death on the Milwaukee Road rails near Plymouth
Edward Boeldt 22, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Boeldt of Union River Road near Plymouth, was killed Sunday morning when a southbound freight train on the Milwaukee and St Paul line struck him as he attempted to ride the platform. He was employed at the Hotel Laack and aspired to be a brakeman. Coroner Knauf and train crew reports will determine details. no inquest. He left a sister employed as a waitress and his family notified.
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Edward Boeldt
Fred Boeldt
Plymouth
Union river
Lnack
Knauf
Sheboygan
St. Paul
round house
Notel Laack
Sheboygan Business Men's Aesociation Show Ad
Citizens of Sheboygan urged to support city interests with a minstrel show by the Sheboygan Business Association. The note requests funds and highlights gratis services for the program, signed by W. A. Pfister, president.
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Biaatesternung
Hayssey
Explosive device found near bank in London
An AP report notes a milk can filled with gun powder and connected to an electric fuse was found this afternoon inside the railings surrounding a London bank. Police removed the device without incident.
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Associated Press
ndon
Flood Loss Estimated At 15 Million In Dayton
Associated Press reports Dayton flood damage put at about 15 million dollars. The latest tallies reflect widespread property losses across the city, with businesses and homes hit hard by rising waters.
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Dayton
John P Morgan Funeral Held at St George's Church
Funeral services for John P. Morgan were held at St George's Presbyterian Episcopal church, with 1500 attendees and a 250-voice choir. A special train carried the party to Hartford for services at Cedar Hill cemetery museum, as 5000 red roses covered the casket. The Rev Dr Karl Belinard led the rites, with bishops from Boston, Conn, and New York assisting. Honorary pallbearers were drawn from Morgan's close circle.
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New York
John P. Morgan
St. George's Presbyterian Episcopal church
Hartford
Karl Belinard
St. George’s
Boston
Conn
Morgan
Hamburg Keeper Carl Hagenhbeck Nearing Death
Hamburg reports on April 14 that Carl Hagenhbeck aged 69, famed for collecting wild animals, is dying. The noted zoological figure has long operated in German circles and attracted attention for his specimens and exhibitions.
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Hamburg
Germany
Carl Hagenhbeck
Rehear sal of Colonial Minstrels in Sheboygan
The Sheboygan Business Men's Association announces a rehearse event for the Colonial Minstrels tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock in Eagles Hall. All who wish to participate should attend to show public spirit and help fund local advertising. President W. A. Pfister urges support for a successful production.
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Sheboygan
Sell Bros Let Bios The Sell Bros Let Bios
The Sell Bros. Co. have let contracts for a new store on N Eighth street and Niagara avenue. The two story brick building with an open basement measures 88 by 110 feet per floor and will have heavy abutments to allow future expansion. Haun and Schuchardt have the mason contract.
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Sell Bros. Co
N. Eighth street
Niagara avenue
Haun & Schuchardt
mason
Steal March on Friends Wedding in Waukegan HL
Fred W. Klemme and Miss Katherine Hammes were married in Waukegan HL. Miss Hammes, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clemens Hammes, lived near Pigeon river and graduated Holy Name school in 1902. Klemme is a well known local youth with many friends. They will honeymoon briefly before settling together.
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Fred W. Klemme
Katherine Hammes
Clemens Hammes
Waukegan
Hammes
Mill road
Pigeon river
Holy Name school
Klemme
Underwood Stricken By Fever May Be Confined Days
Washington April 14 Chairman Underwood of the Ways and Means committee was ordered to bed today by his physicians who said he had a slight fever and was in danger of a breakdown from hard work on the tariff bill He may be confined for several days His illness did not hinder the house caucus which will continue work on the bill
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Pius
Vatican
college of cardinals
Pope Pius X
Cardinal Rampolla
Cardinals 8
Vannutelli
De Lai
Falconio
Washington
Underwood
Ways and Means committee
house
Pope Shows Signs of Improvement in Health Bulletin
Rome April report from the papal medical team notes the pope's temperature near 90 degrees at 1 p.m. and a quiet night with easing bronchitis symptoms. Doctors say coughing relief aided rest, though weakness remains. the pontiff sleeps with minimal interaction as physicians monitor vitals and hope for favorable recovery.
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Rome
Belgian socialist strike begins at dawn nationwide
Brussels April 14 A socialist strike across Belgium starts with dawn action by mining night shifts. About 250000 workers lay down tools as crews in charge of plants, though some districts report incomplete walkouts with varying levels of participation.
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Brussels
King Alfonso rides to salute after attack scare
Madrid reports King Alfonso rode through the park this morning and saluted cheering crowds minutes after surviving a gun attack by anarchist Rafael Allegro yesterday. The king’s safety was greeted with relief as officials vow renewed security measures.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Rafael Allegro
Extra Leaps From Window At St Nicholas Hospital
Enegene Van Ouwerkerk suffering fever aftereffects was brought to St Nicholas hospital yesterday morning. She leapt from a second story window of the institution around 8 o'clock last evening and was later caught and lodged at the county insane asylum. A Sheboygan Falls resident was also brought to the city in poor condition and placed in a straight jacket before calming, then leapt from a window after arrival. If his condition does not improve he may be examined for commitment to the Northern Hospital.
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Enegene Van Ouwerkerk
St. Nicholas hospital
hater
Tnsane asylum
JTse
Sheboygan alls
Heir to $2,000,000 is Detroit area youth
Elvin Les Chappelle of Grayling Michigan, 21, heir to a two million dollar estate left by his Wisconsin father who never met the son. The parents divorced after birth, mother remarried, and the vilionaire father died recently, with the fortune to be split between the two sons.
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Detroit
Mich
Elvin Les Chappelle
Grayling
Wisconsin
Joseph Les Chappelle
Mary Tayior
vilionaire
President Watson Backs Tare Bill Approval
Washington reports President Watson says the tare bill has broad support, promises no disruption to healthy business, and immediate consumer relief from sugar duty reductions. He cautions against price inflation and cites forthcoming competitive measures to ensure public benefit.
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Washington
Watson
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