Hazing at Milwaukee Medical College Leaves Student Injured
W W Gillespie a Milwaukee Medical College student suffers fractured skull nose injuries and facial cuts from hazing after a rival student, angered by his absence from pranksters. He was treated by doctors and expects recovery though disfigurement is feared. Gillespie a respected school teacher with a strong record is considering action once recovered.
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Chronicle
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Milwwaukee Medical College
Gillespie
Philippine Education Acts Create Public Instruction Department
Washington reports the Philippine commission acts establish a Department of Public Instruction with a Manila central office to be led by a general superintendent at 8000 dollars yearly. Schools will be set up in every pueblo, with English law guiding instruction and military teachers until trained ones arrive. It bans religious instruction in public schools though limited religious teaching may occur if no loyalty or discipline is harmed.
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Selol
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Trade stock for lands in Minnesota report
St Paul Minnesota March 19 report notes a published claim that the Northern Pacific Railroad planned to dispose of about 20 million acres of grant lands west of the Mississippi River. The item frames a potential land exchange or sale involving stock as consideration and locates the discussion in federal land policy and railroad activities.
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Northern Pacific
Missouri Land Swap Proposal Atop Preferred Stock Debate
The Missouri plan involves preferred stockholders exchanging their shares for land at par to cover unsold Northern Pacific stock. Dividends totaling 40 million would stop, a key incentive for directors. Stockholders paid about 80 a share and would gain 8 million upon conversion to land worth 40 million, implying a quick profit if accepted at a directors meeting this week.
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Governor Hilli? Expresses Boer sympathy at Brooklyn banquet
New York March 19 Governor David V. Hii) spoke at the St Patrick Society banquet in Brooklyn. He recalled an interview in Washington with ex President Harrion about constitutional questions and South African policy, saying he is an American with sympathies with the Boers. The remark was described as an impromptu expression of patriotic sentiment.
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Brunswick to Be Regional Port as Rail Plans Unfold
Southern Railway and Seaboard Airline affiliates back a development by the Brunswick Deck and Improvement Co to turn Brunswick into a coal and breadfruit shipping hub. A 100 mile Brunswick and Birmingham railway is under construction with one mile waterfront and 100 acres of terminal land to be transferred, enabling dockside terminal growth. Negotiations seek a junction with the St. Louis and San Francisco road.
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San Francisco
GREAT SHIP YARDS AT ELLIS ISLAND PLANNED
New York March 19 final hearing set for Thursday before harbor commissioners on Cragin syndicate project to build one of the world’s largest dry docks and shipyards near Ellis Island west of the immigration station. Albert Brookes Frye, chief engineer for New York government buildings, to represent the board of trade. war department reportedly has no objection if structures stay 500 feet from Ellis Island’s west line.
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ROWING MEN FOR ENGLAND
Philadelphia reports the University of Pennsylvania submits its official Henley regatta entry by mail to Chairman Thomas Keath. The 22-name roster includes Capt Arthur H Flickwir John P Gardiner FP L Davenport Samuel Crowther Jr Andrew I Kuenmunch J J Van Kathoven W G Gardiner George S Keller R A Elsenbey J H Hillebrand J Henderson J Schoch S Metzger H G Gillaspy A Goodman A Jackson A Reno V A Kee H Epper J J Sharp and J Smith
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University of Mennsylvania
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L. Davenport
Samuel Crowther, Jr
Andrew I. Kuenmunch
J. J. van Kathoven
W. G. Gardiner
George S. Keller
R. A. Elsenbey
Rolling Mills Burned in Paragould Fire
Paragould Arkansas reports the burning of rolling mills at Paragould and West Rogers mill sites last night causing an estimated loss of 250000 dollars. Fire damage shut down two major local rolling operations with no injuries reported.
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Ark
Paragould Rolling Mills
West Rogers
Stupendous Blunder Delays Canal Work Senator Says
New York March 19 Senator Sewart of Nevada is quoted in a Washington Times dispatch critiquing the Pauncetote treaty amendment as the worst political blunder of the era. He argues the treaty was a historic diplomatic triumph enabling canal construction with tolls to cover costs and neutrality guarantees for peaceful and wartime use. He contends the amendment delays the canal for years, harming national interests.
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Sewart
NeVada
Washington
Times
Sayit
United States
Miethes
United State
Senate
Great Britain
Georgian Bay Canal and Grain Transport Hopes Rise
A Toronto Times special reports the largest English concern controlling the Georgian Bay company and the Ottawa river system. Government guarantees 20,600 pounds of bonds to back extended grain transport aimed at linking London Paris tanker interests with Canadian waterways. The move seeks to secure the region as America’s cheapest grain transport route.
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Mayen
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England
London
Paris
Times
Toronto
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Georgian Bay
Ottawa
America
Hill denies seeking control of Burlington railroad
President J J Hill of the Great Northern, staying at the Hotel Netherlands in York, flatly denies plans to control or lease the Burlington system. He says the Northern Pacific has not purchased a stake and no Burlington ownership has been secured through Morgan or Harriman. He emphasizes focusing on his own business and successful management.
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Mareh
J. J.hill
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Hotel Netherlands
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Businese Inc
Buy an Iowa road purchase transfers Mason City line
President A B Buckney of the Chicago Great Western announced the company has bought all outstanding stock and bonds of the Mason City and Fort Dodge Railway from President J J Hill of the Great Northern. The deal includes coal fields near Fort Dodge owned by Webster County Coal. The line runs from Mason City to near Fort Dodge, about miles, and was built by J J Hitt. There are 1,280,000 bonds and 920,000 stock outstanding.
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A. B. Buckney
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J. J. Hill
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Mason City
Equerry to the King Arrives After World Tour
Major General Sir Stanley Clarke and Lady Clarke have arrived from the Orient on a world tour. Clarke is expected to meet the Prince of Wales and is anticipated to hold the same position after King Milward.
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Prince of Wales
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Like a Thief in the Night Group Threatens Child
A chilling report describes a clandestine assailant targeting a child, choking and strangling in an attempt to seize the life dear to the parent or guardian, prompting fear and concern in the community.
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