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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1908

Page

2

Seven Filipinos may enter US military academy

A senate bill advances allowing seven Filipinos to receive instruction at the United States Military Academy. A roundup of brief items notes various political, legal, and misfortune events, including accidents and deaths across the nation.

Washington United States Military Academy Senate Southern Railway Company Interstate Commerce Commission Burray Superior Supreme Court Charles By Wood Atlantic City N. J Battle Creek Mich

Multiple 1900s deaths and incidents reported in a chaotic dispatch

A wide mash of tragic events and news items from across the globe are listed, including killings in Cayce and Shawneetown, a hotel suicide attempt in Philadelphia, a family murder in New York, riots in Teheran, heavy snow paralyzing Central Russia, and various political and industrial notes on figures like Edison and Butler. The report strings together gunfire, stabbings, suicides, natural disruptions, and global unrest with little cohesive focus.

Letter by Denver priest killer links six city conspiracy

Chief of Police says a letter from Giuseppe Alio to his son found in his Colorado Springs jail cell ties six cities to a plot against Father Leo Heinrichs. Six suspects arrested in New York, Pittsburgh and other eastern cities. police name possible society ties but withhold full details.

Denver Michiel Delaney Giuseppe Alio Alio Jal Colorado Springs United States Leo Heinrichs Delaney Allo Leo Alla

Mail Contract Fight Stalls In Congress Railway Pay Battle

Washington March 1 The post office appropriation debate revealed a fierce committee clash over changing the mails weighing period. The tie vote was broken before passage as Steenerson Minnesota and Stafford Wisconsin led the opposition. A $2,500,000 potential increase in railroad mail pay was defeated 10 to 8.

Steenerson Stafford St Washington House Congress Minnesota Wisconsin

Negro hanged near Houston after arrest for assault attempt

In Houston Texas on March 1 Charles Scott an eighteen year old Black man was found hanging from a tree at Couroe with a placard on his feet reading Warning to negroes found prowling in white folks houses The man had been arrested and held on charges of attempting an assault on Miss Alloy and then killed himself by hanging

George Mauck Urban Ohio Erie Lakeside Denver Enos Raim Cedar Rapids Iena Paul D. Eiliser Cayce Walter Holbrook Shawneetown, Jr Ford Norman Frederick J. Brinnier Philadelphia Brunnier A. F. Matzer Codis Rapids Towa St. Louis Edward Stanley John Sod Houston Tex Charles Scott Couroe

Five Babies Born to Campbell Family in Steubenville

Steubenville Ohio March 1 five perfectly formed children were born yesterday to Mr and Mrs George Campbell. Three of the babies died within an hour after birth. One boy and one girl will live it is said.

Steubenville Ohio George Campbell

Accused of Raising Bill In Candy Store Case

Brainerd Minnesota March 1 Fred Wallapter and Ed Brooks accused of pasting a tallied bill on the Annie Van Sickie in her father's candy store were turned over to Deputy United States Marshal Rider.

Brainerd Minn Fred Wallapter Ed Brooks Annie van Sickie United States Rider

Return of Prosperity Prompts Railway Nine-Hour Law Prep

Washington reports that American railways plan more nine hour law compliance. They expect thousands of additional operators and closing of many small stations. Officials warn prosperity could strain future enforcement as crews may be scarce.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Omciai

Judge Andrew Hamilton Dies in Albany at 55

Albany New York March 3 Judge Andrew Hamilton longtime insurer and legal figure died in bed from acute heart dilation His death ends a controversial career tied to the 1905 insurance investigation and the Yellow Dog fund He served as Albany county district attorney and later as clerk of the state court of claims He was known as an authority on corporation and insurance law and was 55 years old

William Hildeband New York Rufus Saxton Washington Harriet Hosmer Watertown Johannes Fredrich August von Fimarch University of Kiel Germany Phillip B. Campbell Mixhourl Jefferson City Kansas City Charles Brun Paris Sophia Jacobson Free Thinkers’ Society Chicago W. K. Knight Mmnota Central Railroad Dubuque Richard Yates Miiials Andrew Carnégie Robert Koch Berlin A. B. Clark Montana W. H. Dye Todianapolis Santa Fe Justice Guy New York Supreme Court Missouri Pacific Railroad Nebraska State Railway Commission Wagener Marshall County Laws Thomas A. Edison Manhattan Rye, Ear and Throat Hospital Andrew Hamilton Albany N. Y New York Life Commtry Canada Hamilton Albany County State Court of Claima Genetk

Skeletons Found in Old Cesspool Near Waterfront

Workmen digging on Oak Street near the waterfront uncovered two or three human skeletons in an abandoned cesspool. Police traced a long ago sailors boarding house and saloon at the site and concluded the bones likely belong to sailors robbed and murdered there.

Sai New York Oak Street Sgallora

Immigration tide swells as Hamburg liner arrives

New York on March 1 reports a renewed surge of immigration. The Hamburg American liner Amerika brings 40 steerage passengers, while Elis Island records show 2,000 to 2,000 immigrants in a single day last week. The rush of alien labor remains unabated.

New York Amerika Granta Elis Island

Chief of Police Shippy Wounded in Anarchist Attack

Chicago reports Chief George M Shippy Nipson Hurry and James Foley wounded by an anarchist who entered his residence hall during the morning attack The assailant Tatterus Ayerbneh twenty three from Austria fled authorities seek to link plot to anti anarchist actions and threats against Mayor Busse and other city officials FBI note confirms investigation launched into possible wider conspiracy

Chicago George M. Shippy Nipson Hurry I /Ms James Foley America Austri Kishiney Ofer Denver Harry Foley Shippy

Prisoner Denies Anarchist Ties in Heinrichs Slaying

Denver March 4 District Attorney George A. Stidger said he used every means to secure from Giuseppe Allo a confession of others involved in the assassination of Father Leo Heinrichs. Allo insists he is not an anarchist or member of any society and claims no connection to the mailing of Father Leo’s killer.

Father Heinrichs Denver George A. Stidger Giuseppe Allo Father Leo Heinrichs Father Leo

Sims testimony sparks naval reform clash in Senate hearing

Commander William H. Sims testified before the Senate Naval Affairs Committee on shipbuilding criticisms, accusing officers and inventors of misstatements and withholding documents. Senator Tillman and others pressed limits, while Sims criticized armor, turrets, and gunnery in the Santiago battle, concluding without delivering all intended remarks.

Washington William H. Sims Roosevelt Senate Gould Witt Tillman

Scandal Before Congress Over Indian Land Affairs

Washington reports two major federal departments face senate scrutiny over alleged omissions and actions in Choctaw Chickasaw land administration in Oklahoma. Charges include bribery evidence and failure to prosecute indicted fund embezzlers as 16 million acres of allotted lands and about 25 000 people are affected.

New York Washington Senate Oklahoma Department of the Interior Secretary of the Interior Bar of Justice Department of Justice Stephens Texas Tillman Department of Interior Indian Territory Congress

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