Man Charged With Adultery Is Freed
The preliminary hearing of Chas. Reid of Jewell on adultery charges concluded before Justice Knowles, who discharged him for lack of sufficient evidence to bind him over to the grand jury. The case showed no proof of illicit relations with the wife of Ed Voss, though Reid and Voss had attended a party together. The woman did not testify, and her conduct in court contradicted the husband’s accusation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Reid
Jewell
Knowles
Ed Voss
Reid
Voss
Prosecute Monopolies Could Seek Criminal Convictions
Attorney General Wickersham told the House committee that Supreme Court rulings against Standard Oil and American Tobacco will push for criminal prosecutions of anti trust violators. He admitted advising United States Steel on matters from 1901 to 1909 and receiving about 26000 from Strong & Cadwalader tied to the American Sugar Refining company. He explained the government settled 2 million with American Sugar over port undervaluations, saying evidence did not justify penalties yet restitution was paid to avoid harsher action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court
Standard Oil and American Tobacco Company
Wickersham
House Committee On Expenditures
Department of Justice
United States Steel Corporation
Strong & Cadwallader
American Sugar Refining Company
Henry W. Taft
Representative Beall
Texas
Friar Lands
Phillippines
Licorice Trust
American Tobacco Company
John Henry Hammond
Strong & Cadwalader
Sugar Trust
Steel
Strong
Cadwalader
New York Cotton Exchange
Beall
New York
Coroner's Jury Names Suspects in White Slaying
In Sac City on June 1 the coroner's jury ruled James and Matthew White were killed by gunshot wounds inflicted by Roy Mertens or Clifford Wilson or both. They scheduled preliminary hearings for Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sac City
James
Matthew White
Roy Mertens
Clifford Wilson
Diaz Warns as Ex-President Leaves Mexico for Spain
Vera Cruz June 1 Gen Porfirio Diaz bids farewell to Mexico with his wife and family aboard the Ypiranga bound for Spain. He warns that the present government must use his methods to reestablish peace and vows to return if needed, aided by the loyal army under Huerta.
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Vera Cruz
Porfirio Diaz
Mexico
Diaz
Spain
J. B. Body
Victoriano Huerta
General Diaz
Porfirio Diaz, Jr
Senora Diaz
Huerta
Senor Diaz
Kate Shelley Expected to Recover From Illness
Kate Shelley Iowa heroine who saved Northwestern train passengers near Boone twenty years ago shows improvement and may recover fully from current illness, physicians report.
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Kate Shelley
Carroll
Iowa
Boone
Drowning of Sophus Braun at Hellrock River
Sophus Braun a woodworker at the Madson Wagon factory drowned while swimming in the Hellrock river last night. He was seized by cramps as he entered the water with no one nearby except small boys. The body was recovered about an hour later by Mayor M. C. Finch.
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Sophus" Braun
Northwood
Sophus Braun
Madson Wagon Factory
Hellrock
M. C. Finch
Amur Strikes Rock in Wrangel Narrows Alaska
Canadian Pacific steamer Amur hit a rock in Wrangel Narrows. She was floated off and run ashore at North Flat with no danger to passengers or crew. The Princess May will reach the Amur today. extent of damage unknown.
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Victoria
B. C
Wrangel Narrows
Alaska
North Flat
Amur
Two More Victims Die In Indianola Wreck Toll Rises
Lincoln Neb June 1 Mrs Lena Feekin of McCook and H H Quebertson of Brimfield Ill died today from injuries suffered in the Burlington wreck at Indianola Monday. The death toll reaches eighteen with the rest of the injured expected to recover.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lena, Feekin
McCook
H. H. Quebertson
Brimfield
Burlington
Indianola
Notice of Probating Will for James W. Adams
There is a last will and testament on file in Hamilton County Iowa for James W. Adams deceased. Probate is set for 2 o clock p m July 10 1911 at the district court in Webster City you may appear and show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate. The clerk J C Sterling signs the notice at the Webster City court house.
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Webster City
Second Street
Willison Avenue
Tnder
Company
N G
Grand Army of the Republic
G. A. R. Post
Hamilton County
Ramana “Crabtree
Hiltomél
A. H. Gurney
Dakin
Henry Graham
Gracesland Cemetery
Armory Opera House
Armory
W. R
Martin
Sparboe
District Court of
Iowa
James W. Adams
District
J. C. Sterling
Train Kills Children Near Fort Atkinson
Memorial exercises at Fort Atkinson end in tragedy as Ervin 8 and Doris 13 Wesselman die when their carriage collides with Milwaukee line train No 21. Mrs Wesselman badly hurt and expected to die. Ralph and an infant survive. Bodies taken to Calmar.
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Mason City
Ervin
Doris
Henry Wesselman
Calmar
Wesselman
Fort Atkinson
Davenport-Calmar
Milwaukee
Ralph
Automobile Destroyed In Home Garage Fire
Hampton June 1 a new automobile owned by T C Miller two miles east of town burned with the garage building. Mrs Miller started a stove fire to heat water and upon returning found the structure in flames unable to save the car or building. The car had been out of the shop less than a month.
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Hampton
T. C.miller
Miller
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Hon
Wesley Martin
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Grant
Garfield
Hayes
Harrison
McKinley
Union
Chicago
Mr. Martin
Lincoln
America
Sions
F. R. Mason & Sons
Minneapolis
ST. Paul
Minneapolis & ST
Louris R. R
FT. Dodge
B. K. Kilbourne
K. Adams
Des Moines
Sol
Fense
Walter Abendroth- Heilman
Santa Anna
Cal
Walter
Abendroth
Nora Springs
C. BE. Heilman
Steamer Amur
Train
Morial
Presto
K C Cook
I C
Jaques Mfg. Co
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