Roosevelt Denies Heavy Drinking in Libel Trial
In Marquette, Theodore Roosevelt testifies in his libel suit against editor George Newett, denying regular drunkenness and detailing rare wine and champagne use under medical or ceremonial advice. Jury pool drawn from miners and laborers, courtroom packed, Roosevelts and Newett closely observed.
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ol Roosevelts
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Dreams at Night Writes by Day Attacks Gonzenbach
The piece rebukes Ernst Gonzenbach head of a public service firm for his paid advertisements and alleged falsehoods. It compares his boasts to Fourth of July firecrackers, notes his distortions, and urges accountability while praising the city’s public service and urging continued scrutiny from officials.
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Governor vetoes referendum on women suffrage bill
Madison May 27 Gov McGovern vetoed Bill No 226 seeking a referendum on extending suffrage to women. He argues no justification to resubmit the question this year for a general election and warns that waiting to 1916 or later may provide better guidance from other states. He notes last year’s defeat and differing state experiences as not yet decisive.
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Colorado
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Tratter Claimed By Death In County Asylum
William Tratter died at 4 30 this morning after a nervous breakdown and refusal to eat following his removal to the county insane asylum. He had appeared before Judge Kirwan a week earlier and claimed movements from Sheboygan Falls to Milwaukee. Three physicians ruled him insane and he was to be committed to the Winnebago county hospital, but his condition worsened and he died despite nourishment by nasal tube.
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Schiller Lodge 60th Anniversary Marked by 100 Attendees
Yesterday was the 60th anniversary of Schiller Lodge No. 68 1 O OF. The celebration drew over 100 members and families to Huebner hall. Organized May 26 1853 with five charter members all now deceased, the group faced wartime strain but rebuilt to continue a quorum driven lodge.
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William Reichel
William Kistner
Charles Meyer
Casper Kuck
John Hauenstein
County enriches by forfeit of bail in swindle case
The county gained $100 after Mrs John Fourney and John Kessem failed to appear at 2 PM in Judge Giblin's court. Arrested by Officer Gottsarcker, they allegedly solicited alms as a swindle. $177 found on Kessem. Bail set at $50 each, later forfeited for nonappearance.
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Collision Kills Two Engineers in Missouri Train Crash
Associated Press reports two Sedalia, Missouri engineers Albert Fort and Elisa McLaughlin were killed when two Missouri Pacific fast mail trains collided near Brant. Several passengers were injured as one train failed to wait on a siding, delaying service between Brant and Kansas City.
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