Third Degree Controversy Near New Ulm Grand Jury
Gen Childs prepares case against Dr. Koch for the grand jury as court sessions begin. Sheriff and police attempted fingerprinting Koch despite his resistance, drawing wide condemnation for alleged third degree methods. Koch remains in county jail, appearing composed and assured by counsel.
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New Ulm
Minn
H. W. Childs
Hordale
Koch
Gebhardt
Silverson
Piaender
George Koch
Dr. Koch
Julius
Klause
Torneys
Sleuths on Outlaws Trail Pat Crowe Chase
A posse of policemen deputy sheriffs and detectives scour the Missouri river bottom lands north of St Joseph for Pat Crowe and Sam alias horse Thief Johnson. Detectives Tug Wilson and William Wheeler met them early yesterday with a fusillade of shots. Officers are confident one man was wounded and both are believed to be hidden in dense brush.
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Pat Crowe
St. Joseph
Missouri River
Sam
Johnson
Tug Wilson
William Wheeler
Roosevelt Fires Judge in New Mexico to Curb Evils
President removes Judge Benjamin S. Baker of Bernalillo county New Mexico after a string of complaints about his conduct. A harder and more vigorous judge is to be appointed to address the issues raised.
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New Mexico
Washington
Benjamin S. Baker
Aisits
Bernalillo County
Boy 12 Under Fire for Fire and Theft in Guthrie
Willie Mc Kay, age twelve, is jailed in Oklahoma City on charges including setting his mother's home on fire after a spanking for lying in bed late. He also faces accusations of shooting his uncle's team of mules for fun and selling his mother's horse and buggy for eight dollars.
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Guthrie
Olda
Nec
Willie McKay
Oklahoma City
Miles
Liquor House Liquorists Seek Bankruptcy
Aberdeen South Carolina wholesale liquor dealers Joseph Losacker and Co filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition. Liabilities exceed 14000 dollars while assets fall under 700 dollars.
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Liquor House
Aberdeen
S. C
Col
Joseph Losacker & Co
Robbery spree ends with two suspects arrested in Sleepy Eye
Police report a spree starting with Salwokske Glotz bach & Clausen clothing store burglary and safe blast. Kelm's carriage shop safe also opened. Perpetrators carried tools, moved west to Cobden, Sanborn where two men were seized. a third pursued toward Lamberton. Mayor Olsen dispatched descriptions.
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Sleepy Eye
Minn
Salwokske
Glotzbach & Clausen
Kelm
Cobden
Lamberton
Olsen
Sanborn
Badger Banks Flourish in Wisconsin Reports
State Bank Commissioner Bergh says Wisconsin state and savings banks show strong health based on Nov 10 reports. Total resources and liabilities reach 90,459,989.31 dollars, up 1,374,446.72 from Sept 1. Bank count rises by seven to 372.
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Madison
Wis
Bergh
Wisconsin
Orson E Woodbury Dies in Madison at Eighty
Orson E Woodbury author of the 1840 campaign song Tippecanoe and Tyler Too died in Madison at age eighty. He edited a Wisconsin paper and helped call the first Republican meeting in Berlin in 1854. Woodbury, a Civil War era anti slavery advocate, was driven from St. Louis.
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Tipsecanoe
Tyler
Madison
Wis
Orson E. Woodbury
Tippecanos
Wisconsin
Berlin
Woodbury
St. Louis
Stillwell Coal Company Formed in Black Hills South Dakota
Articles of incorporation filed in Pierre on December 13 for the Stillwell Coal company to develop coal fields in the Black Hills. Deadwood base with capital of one million dollars. Incorporators are William A. Remner, Chambers Kellar, and James G. Stanley.
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South Dakota
Pierre
S. D
Black Hills
Stillwell Coal Company
Deadwood
William A. Remner
Chambers Kellar
James G. Stanley
Slim Pickings for Creditors in Mrs Chadwick Case
Cleveland reports creditors will receive about 1.5 mills on the dollar after the receiver investigates Mrs. Chadwick assets. Total secured loans tally around 1.299 million with Reynolds holding a visible claim of 1,800. Carnegie securities viewed as negligible while grand jury foresees forgery charges unlikely absent proof of attempted negotiation. Mrs Chadwick remains in the Tombs with bail set at 15,000, but unlikely to seek release.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Chadwick
Iir Reynolds
Follor
Froizens
National Bank of
Oberlin
Herbert D. Newton
Pittsburg
Iri Reynolds
Carnegie
Cuyaboza
Adwieck
Lorain County
New York
Cassie L. Chadwick
Gank Ofciass
Cashier Gets New Trial For Embezzlement Case
Judge Whiting granted a new trial in the case of L Mentor convicted at the November term for embezzlement as cashier of the Bank of Triure. He allegedly allowed his brother to overdraw $5,000. W I Mentor is jailed on a conspiracy to defraud charge awaiting preliminary examination.
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L. Mentor
S. D. Dev
Whiting
Starinst
Mentor
Bank of Triure
W. I. Mentor
Virginia Mayor Rewards $500 for Dynamiter Case
Duluth reports Mayor M L Fay of Virginia offers five hundred dollars for information leading to the apprehension and conviction of those who dynamited his dwelling. Detectives have been and are still at work on the case.
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Fay
Virginia
Duluth
M. L. Fay
Mild Winter in the Hills Promotes Plowing Progress
December 18 report from the Black Hills notes a mild season with plowing continuing in all valleys and winter wheat well advanced. Old timers foresee an unusually open winter as seas remain pleasant and conditions mild.
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Black Hills
Fire destroys majority of Estelline business district
Watertown South Dakota December fire devastates Estelline five of the town’s principal business houses and several smaller buildings. One side of the main street is practically wiped out leaving market activity drastically reduced. Local authorities investigate likely causes as residents assess losses.
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Estelline
5. D
Watertown
S. D
Two Boys Drown in Omaha Skating Accident
In Omaha on December 13 Harry Krueger and Edward Moleski both ten years old drowned while skating on Cutoff Jake. Their bodies were recovered.
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Omaha
Harry Krueger
Edward Moleski
Jake
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