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Sisseton Weekly Standard

Location

Sisseton, South Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1908

Page

9

Senate passes various federal measures and notices

Senate approves a $50,000 Lincoln birthplace memorial in Kentucky and a mining education fund, plus bills on Porto Rican infantry and Cordova bay lands. Brazilian embassy site funding, flag protection amendments, tobacco bids, and gift custody rules for navy were discussed. Also reported are resignations, deaths, shipwrecks, storm damage, and a fatal railway collision with multiple injuries.

Washington Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Kentucky Senate Regimenta Cordova Bay Alanka Chamber of Deputies United States Bureau of Supplies Ways and Means Committee Congress

Seven true bills against Lamphere in Gunness case

La Porte county grand jury returned seven true bills against Ray Lamphere charging him with murder and as an accessory in the Helgelien killing. Mrs Belle Gunness is indicted as principal in her own suspected murders. Trial slated for late June. Coroner tests confirm a female skull found in the Gunness property likely belongs to one of the victims.

Laporte Ind Belle Gunness Mack Buch Kelle Gunness Gunness LP Norton Elate Cart Guinness Smitzer Miner Schultz Ray Laporte County Bella Gunness Andrew Helgelein Mansfeld Lamphere Helgelein Bella Gunoness Ray Lamphere Andrew 5 Ihergetoin T Lamphere Smith Smutzer

Boy Dies After Line Drive Hit At Pittsburg Ball Game

In Hazel Wood a baseball game ended tragically when eleven year old Ralph G Barr was struck in the heart by a hard line drive and died almost instantly.

Pittsburg Hazelwood Ralph G. Barr

Bucket Shops Declared Felony After Sept

Albany May 23 Gov Hughes approved Senator Cassidy's bill amending the penal code to make operating a bucket shop a felony after September. The measure passed with no comment from the governor.

Albany Gov. Hughes Cassidy

Lost Brother of Portage Man Sparks Chicago Murder Theories

An incomplete Polk County case reports Henry Gurholt’s disappearance linked to a trip with horse traders and a Farm Township family. A graver discovery emerges as two bodies are found, prompting new theories including a possible escape in men’s clothing and a larger murder investigation connected to Mrs. Gunness case.

Jeter Gunness Martin Gurholt Chicago Ray Lamphere Ariansax Guddess Coronir Mitek May Griller Rochester Gunnesé Aturneys Livia Phe

Fog and Shipshake Tie Up New York Harbor Waters

Dense fog off New York lured two coastal steamers ashore near Jersey coast and caused a midriver collision. Over 300 passengers panicked aboard the Thomas S Brennan as the steamer Maraval rammed it. Lifesavers aided crews at Sandy Hook and Point Pleasant while other vessels waited outside the port.

New York Clyde Boa.hole Jersey Sandy Hook Point Pleasant Long Branch N. J Department of Charities Thomass Brennan Lowell New Brighton S. I Maraval Atlantic Transport Mer Minnebaha Moltke Iit

Crop indicators improve says Elliott in Detroit

President Howard Elliott of the Northern Pacific railroad stated during a Detroit visit that crop indications in the Northwest are better than ever before. He spoke as he passed through the city yesterday about agricultural prospects and regional farming conditions.

Elliott Detroit Mich Howard Elliott Northern Pacific Railroad Northwest

Portland Rose Festival to host first coast auto races

Portland Oregon May 27 The rose festival week from June 1 to 6 will be signaled this year by the first automobile road races of national interest held on the Pacific coast.

Portland Portlaa Pacific Coast

Lightning Kills Farmer Near New Hampton

Patrick Bronnnon, a prosperous farmer living four miles north of New Hampton, was killed instantly last night when struck by lightning while returning home in his buggy near Waterloo, Iowa.

Waterloo Iowa Patrick Bronnnon New Hampton

Thaw to Stay in Till Madness as Law Denies Release

Poughkeepsie May 27 Henry Thaw, jailed for the Stanard Whites slaying, will remain confined at the Winithc asylum. Justice Marxchiuser of the supreme court rules against Thaw’s release on a writ of habeas corpus. The court declares Thaw insane and unsuitable for transfer. commitment to Matteawan asylum deemed illegal. The district attorney will keep Thaw under guard as the case heads toward an appeal in the Working Court this week.

Poughkeepare N.Y Harry RK. Thaw Thix Dastice Marxchiuser Ite Supreme Court Aled Jeplerdiy Thaw Drge Tastlée Dowling Tegal Thaw Matteawan Asylum Supe Jaon Morvehausey Woking Court

Smith and Smiths Reach Equity Complaint Over Possession

May 27 report states John C Smith and associates hold a property now in equity dispute. Defendants include Portland financial agent Frederick A Kribs and Mealy Byos. if Smith holdings are not canceled by June 4, Smith will gain absolute possession.

Standard Oil begins presenting evidence in antitrust case

After October 3 in New York May 27 the Standard Oil company and its allied firms began presenting evidence in the government suit to dissolve the oil combine. Testimony from railroad presidents and officials is expected to detail railroads' relations with Standard Oil as Moritz Rosenthal represents the company and Frank B Kellogg leads the government suit.

New York Standard Oil Company United States Moritz Rosenthal Frank B. Kellogg

Seven Lost in Flood Wide Oklahoma Disaster

Dozens of counties in southern Oklahoma suffer severe flooding after record rainfall. Seven deaths are confirmed and hundreds of homes flooded or destroyed with bridges washed away and rail lines disrupted across affected areas including West Guthrie where more than seven hundred houses are submerged.

Oklahoma Oklahoma City Okla West Guthrie

Cleveland Strike Ends in Conductors Vote Against Arbitration

Cleveland May 27 The street railway conductors and motormen voted 1076 to 129 not to submit their seniority rights to arbitration ending the strike. Negotiators for peace have nothing material to arbitrate.

Cleveland

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