Ten Years For Henry Goli Goll In Bank Misappropriation
Henry G. Goll, cashier of the First National Bank, was sentenced to ten years in a military prison at Fort Leavenworth after being found guilty on nineteen counts of misappropriating funds. An appeal was noted and he will remain in Milwaukee briefly before transfer. He proclaimed innocence when asked at sentencing.
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Henry G. Goll
United States
Judee Fies
Fort Leaven
Noo
Milwaukee
Coll
Mormon Bishop Arrested Over Polygamy Charges in Basin
Basin Wyoming May 7 A sensational arrest of Bishop J J Jolly head of the Mormon settlements in Big Horn county with 5000 members on charges of maintaining polygamous relations with two wives. Prosecution of nearly twenty other leading Mormons in the county is expected. An alleged bid by Mormons to divide Big Horn and form a new controlled county sparked broad criminal actions.
National Guardsmen invited to join annual summer camps
Acting Secretary Oliver issued a circular to state governors inviting organized militia units to join regular army troops in summer camps. A pending appropriation of 700000 would cover joint encampment costs. Likely site is Plattsburgh New York with Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Indiana set for camps in Indianapolis and Fort Y Kan.
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Washington
Oliver
Plattsburg
N.Y
Wisconsin
Michigan, Minois
Indiana
Indianapolis
Fort Y. Kan
Collapse at Fulton county high school meet in Astoria
In Astoria Ti at Fulton county high school track meet a amphitheater collapsed under heavy crowd. Two youths were badly injured and fifteen others suffered serious bruises and broken limbs. Ethel Tingley of Avon injured and not expected to live. Arthur Franz of Vermont in critical condition.
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Peoria
Astoria
Ethel Tingley
Avon
Arthur Franz
Vermont
Rosewater Seeks Republican Senate Nomination
Edward Rosewater proprietor of the Omaha Bee is announced as a candidate for the Republican nomination for United States senator at the state convention in a signed article by his son Victor Rosewater managing editor. Rosewater senior is in Rome serving as the official representative of the United States at the universal postal congress.
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Rosewater
Omaha
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
United States
The
Bee
Victor Rosewater
Rosewatter Senior
Rome
Universal Postal Congress
Butler College Students Suspended After Water Or Brick Incident
Twenty one Butler college students are suspended after an escapade at Professor R J Moore's home. Students protested new rules by gathering before the professor's house, a water bucket incident occurred and a brick was thrown through a window.
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Indianapolis
Butler College
R. J. Moore
Navy and Army Appropriation Debate Closes in House
The House completed general debate on the navy and army appropriation bill. Johnson of South Carolina and Bartholdt of Missouri spoke against increases in naval spending arguing ships for war do not secure peace. Weeks of Massachusetts supported the strong navy idea. The Senate was not in session.
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House
Washington
Johnson
South Carolina
Bartholdt
Missouri
Weeks
Massachusetts
Senate
Attempt on Moscow official ends with killings
May 7 in Moscow a bomb struck the carriage of Vice Admiral Doubassoff, governor general, wounding him in the foot. His aide de camp and a sentry were killed. The bomber, said to wear an officer's uniform, is reported dead.
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Doubassoff
Moscow
Death of a Centennarian in Terre Haute
Terre Haute Ind May 7 Mrs Margaret Broderick died at 101 at her daughter Mrs A W Walsh home. She was in good health until a few weeks ago and kept active around the house reading and with unimpaired mental faculties.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Margaret Broderick
A. W. Walsh
Beef Production Shows Alfalfa Outperforms Other Roughages
Kansas Experiment Station findings compare ground Kaffir corn and corn and cob meal with alfalfa hay, Kaffir corn hay and sorghum hay. Rations with alfalfa yield higher gain per hundred pounds at lower cost, while Kaffir corn and sorghum hay raise costs and reduce flesh gain.
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Kansas Experiment Station
Simple heat treatment seeds oats to prevent smut
Farmers in corn belt fields can curb smut damage by heating water to about 186 degrees, dipping a bushel of oats in a hot kettle for five minutes, cooling, draining, and sowing moist seed oats by hand. The method, from Breeders' Lazette, reduces loss with a simple farm practice.
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Corn Belt
Lazette
Garden Guidance For Planting And Mulching Techniques
Practical plant care tips covering pruning and spacing for prizetakers onions and lettuce, horseradish and dandelion sowing, strawberry cultivation with mulching and manures, cabbage planting after wintering, nitrate feeding, and warm greenhouse prep for eggplants. Includes soil, hoeing, thinning, and weed control guidance for open ground and garden beds.
Making Bordeaux Mixture Strainer Designs and Dairy Breeds
The article discusses straining Bordeaux mixture through brass wire strainers with eighteen to twenty meshes per inch, noting lime milk can simplify the process. It describes a home built box strainer, a wooden frame, and a sloped wire bottom to prevent clogging, and mentions copper strainers and sources. It also comments on Shorthorn dairy cattle and the challenge of finding profitable dairy cows, urging careful dairy considerations.
Scarcity of Cows Hits Midwestern Dairy Farms
The article notes a widespread shortage of good dairy cows across the middle and eastern states. Producers have reduced calf production to boost herds, causing a shrinking supply of milking cows and risking a worsening shortage unless calf slaughter declines.
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Middle and Eastern States
Red Ears In Cornfields Challenge Genetical Rules
A correspondent notes red ears appearing in cornfields when grains from a red ear are planted among white varieties. Red grains produced white ears with colorless grains and husks, while white grains never appeared on the red ears. The writer acknowledges no understood law governing red ear production.
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B. D. Halsted
Early Tomato Tips From a Michigan Subscriber
A Michigan reader suggests liquid manure around early tomato plants and frequent applications. Use strong soapsuds to deter insects on vegetables. Watch tender pea vines for damage and protect against English sparrows. For lawn plantain, keep mowing to control it.
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Michigan
Baseball scores and notes from Chicago May 7
Baseball scores from leagues on Saturday and Sunday across major and minor circuits. Highlights include Brooklyn 3 Philadelphia 4 in twelve innings, Chicago 8 Pittsburgh 5, St Louis 4 Cincinnati 2 in ten, and various American Association and Western results. Also reports on Theodore Hapke fencing a buffalo herd at Lake Monona and Emperor Francis’s farewell to Mrs Bellamy Stover in Vienna.
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Philadelphia
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Boston
Cleveland
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Association
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Columbus
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Western
Omaha
Lincoln
Pueblo
Sioux Ciy
Denver- Des Moines
Denver
Sioux City
Zoological Garden
Monona
Madison
Wis
Theodore Hapke
American Sugar Factory
Lake Monona
Francis Joseph
Storer
Vienna
Francis
Bellamy Stover
Postmaster Robbed at River ton Iowa
G. W. Fouts postmaster recounts a robbery and near death, praising Electric Bitters as a cure for chronic liver complaint jaundice and overall weakness. He credits eleven years of wellness after using the tonic sold at J. H. Stewart's drug store for 50 cents.
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G. W. Fouts
Riverton
J. H. Stewart's Drug Store
Special Excursions From Iowa Central Railways
Low rate round trips to Portland Seattle and Puget Sound plus Boston Des Moines St Paul Minneapolis Springfield Louisville and more. Tickets on sale mid May to late June with varied fare formulas and extension options. See A B Cutts G P T A Minneapolis for full details.
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Portland
Ore
Tacoma
Seattle
Puget Sound
Hotel Men's Association
California
Boston
Mass
American Edical Association
Des Moines
Iowa
General Assemby Presbyterian Church
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minn
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Springfield
Ill
Illinois
German Baptist Brethren
Louisville
A. B. Cutts
Popular Excursion To St Paul And Minneapolis
The Iowa Central will run its first popular excursion to St Paul and Minneapolis on Saturday May 19 leaving Brighton at 919 PM and arriving Minneapolis 926 AM and St Paul 900 AM the round trip fare is 4.00 Tickets may be used to return on any train until May 22 with a tourist sleeper attached and reservations through agents.
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Iown Central
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Brighton
Twin Cities
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Hotel Colenso
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Colenso
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