Congress Resume of Thy Wruk Proceedings
The House debated the Loud bill to curb second class mail matter with Mr Loud defending it against a long coalition of speakers. Senate discussions covered Porto Rico governance and tariff issues, with Morgan arguing the treaty law must guide policies and citizenship extending to Porto Rico inhabitants. The House later remitted the Loud bill to post offices and the Senate passed a Porto Rico relief conference report along party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Brown
Ohio
Sulzer
New York
War Department
Great Britain
Solistary
Adjt
Corbin
House
Senate
Porto Rico
Morgan
Alabama
Paris
United States
Philippines
Committee On Post Offices
T Fa
Loud
Unis
Hampshire
Spooner
Wieconalt
Uliwhi
Renate
Minnan
Albert
Porto Rico relief and memorial plans dominate congressional action
Reports from Washington detail passage of the Porto Rico relief bill, including about 2 million in customs receipts for Porto Rico, and a later conference report sent to the president. A design funding for a Grant memorial was approved, while Alaska licensing and army policy debates occupied the session amid questions of a political controversy and tariff concerns.
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House
Porto Rico
Washington
Ulysses St. Grant
Paris
Secretary of State
Ghairmat Tiwi
Jett
Miinols
Cox
Tennessee
Rhdgley
Kansas
Merer
Louisiana
Trial Trip for Wisconsin Battleship Nears Completion
The Wisconsin, near completion at Union Iron Works in San Francisco, prepares for trial trips within a week. Heavy guns are installed, machinery tested, and builders report all systems performing well, aiming to meet the standard set by the Oregon.
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Wisconsin
San Francisco
Union Iron Works
Wiil
Oregon
Army Dispatches On Army Commissions And Larceny Arrests
In Parliament the secretary of the War Office announced plans to issue 276 commissions to colonels and 50 to Lord Roberts for distribution to troops in the field. In Albany a cashier and a salesman for Armour & Co. were arrested for grand larceny with alleged accounts of 10 040 dollars cartoon.
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House of Commons
War Office
Wyndham
Lord Roberts
Albany, N.Y
Howard B. Noble
Dennis McGraw
Beef Department of
Armour & Co
Murder at Boellonire Glass Works Leaves City in Shock
Looks Like a Murder report from Boellonire Ohio dated March 28 states Tom Soapman a bettie blower at the glass works is found dead under a foot bridge spanning In union. He is described in a sliting posture with a bullet hole in its hiead.
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Boellonire
Ohio
Tom Soapman
Glass Works
Ligre
Union
Planing mill at Columbia destroyed by ice storm
The large Buclmnan & Berty's planing mill in Columbia, owned by the First National Bank of Columbia, was wrecked by an ice event. The structure suffered extensive damage with no injuries reported.
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Columbia
Buclmnan & Berty's
First National Thine of
Bryan Not Moving to Texas Report Denied
March 28 public note from Lincoln Nebraska disputes a report that W. W. Bryan will relocate to Texas. The claim spreads despite W. W. Bryan and his brother denying the report, causing local comment and confusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Texan
Lincoln
Neb
Washington
W. W. Bryan
Texas
Students scale gym pole to raise flag in campus rivalry
An audacious stunt by high school students climbers reached the top of the gym light and hoisted the green and white banner of the Philos team amid a long running debate with the Tresperians. The Philo matheans claimed victory as the girls’ Philo mathian and Mtesperian group hosted the lumma debate.
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Wmense
Givin
Maux
Democrats Split in St Paul City Conventions
In St Paul Minnesota on Marvel 27 two Democratic city conventions convened with a single chair at each end of the platform. Two tickets were nominated one led by Postmaster Robert A. Stith and the other by ex Judge John W. Wills. The split stems from a factional fight for party control.
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Lane Mine
St. Paul
Minn
Marvel
Robert A. Stith
John W. Wills
Sentences Passed in Huron Circuit Court
At Huron March 27 the term's convicts were sentenced. John Kelley received two years and George Whiting one year in the penitentiary for grand larceny. P Meany is sent to the county jail for sixty days for keeping a gambling house. Merrill and Mary Cameron of Washington were fined $100 for selling intoxicating liquors without license.
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Huron
Huron, & C
John Kelley
George Whiting
P. Meany
Merrill
Mary Cameron
Wrehington
North Dakota college stock judging contest winners
Fargo North Dakota March 27 One of the notable features of the winter term at the agricultural college was a stock judging contest among students. Three rings judged milking cows draft horses and hogs John S Cummings of Devil Lake won the gold medal for first honors Thomas Henderson of Rolla earned the silver cup for second honors and A G Dakin of Page took third.
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Steel
Fargo
N. D
North Dakota Agricultural Collage
John 8. Cummings
Devila Lake
Thomas Henderson
Rolla
A. G. Dakin
Page
Absorbed by the Tenat in Fond du Lac Deal
Ren Testitatives of Northwestern Yeast Company of Chicago have closed a deal in which Water Company of Fond du Lac was absorbed by the trust. The purchase price shows a loss of 73 percent to the stockholders. Water Company was capitalized at $50,000 and had existed for five years.
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Tenat
Fond du Lac
Wis
Northwestern Yeast Company
Chicago
United States
Water Company
Trust
Stockhollers
Fire In Cheyenne Ends In Burns And Arrest
In Cheyenne on a Saturday night a quarrel between Mr. and Mrs. Paul Piemrey resulted in Mrs. Piemrey's clothing on fire. Officers found her horribly burned while her husband stood over her with a lighter candle. Mr. Piemrey was arrested as the woman receive care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Paul Piemrey
O'Nettle
Whifteanth
Tiemrey
Jemrey
Accidental Air Gun Incident Injures Companion
In Winana Minnesota on March 27, John Hollman discharged an air gun. A small shot struck a companion named Wints, passed through his cheek, lodged in the jaw behind the teeth, knocked out several teeth, and broke a cheek bone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winana
Minn
Mareh
John Hollman
Wints
Death of Mrs Bradford in Sturgis after illness
Mrs C Ta Bradford wife of a prominent businessman of this city died of consumption after about two years of invalidism. She moved to the Hills early, married Mr Bradford soon after, and leaves a husband and one daughter.
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Moncer
Sturgis
8. D
Arra, C
Bradford
Mystery Rail Crash Claims Life In Montana
Thelena Mont March 27 Richard Walch of Stregan Wie was killed in Glendive while a train pulled out Missoula to Minneapolis. He reportedly missed his hold and fell under the wheels, dying instantly.
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Montana
Thelena
Mont
Richard Walch
Stregan, Wie
Minneapolis
Missoula
Glendive
Agiis
Mill Fire Destroys Fairfax Flour Plant
Fairfax Minn March 27 The new flour mill owned by I Nichola Coa was totally destroyed by fire. It held nearly 10 000 bushels of wheat and several car loads of flour. Loss partly insured. Snowfall halts travel as Reedsboro Wisconsin records heavy snow eight inches. trains and commerce delayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mit
Fairfax
Minn
I. Nichola & Coa
Reedsboro
Wis
Culver & Co Department Store Fire Hits Knoxville
Fire at Culver & Co department store in Knoxville yesterday caused an estimated 26,000 dollars in losses with insurance. Officials suspect the blaze started from crossed electric wires as investigators assess damage and cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Iews
Culver & Co
Tess
Suspect Bound Over in Providence Fraud Case
A suspect held to the Grand Jury in Dawson Minnesota March 27 was arrested here on charges of being implicated in the attempted swindle of John Johnson near Providence. He was bound over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson, Minn
Mullen
John Johnson
Providence
Soldier Wins Posthumous Honor For Filipino Campaign Heroism
The body of Guy Whittlock, a member of Company M, Third Infantry, from Stewartyile Minnesota, killed in the Philippines May 23, was brought home. He died heroically yesterday, honoring his service in the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borial Stewartyile
Minn
Mareh
Guy €. Whittlock
Third Infantry
Oshkosh Normal School Couples Elope From Menomantine
Badner students Elane Marinette Wis Munrele Ishkhim of Juneau Wis and Miss Madge Vaughan of talk city married in Menomante. They were both students at Oshkosh normal school and eloped from that city.
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Badner
Elane
Marinette
Wis
Munrele
Pean Ishkhim
Juneau
Madge Vaughan
Talk City
Menomante
Oshkosh Normal School
Bloodhounds Hunt Burglars In Local Saloon Break In
March 28 report from Mitchell says Togar ly's saloon was broken into for the third time this winter. Sheriff Swindler brought his Sioux City hound Heath to track the burglars to two miles east of Lawn where the scent faded. The two dogs worked a scent thirty hours old before the trail was lost and operations halted.
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Dakota
Sherif
Mitchell
Togarly
Heath
Sioux City
Lawn
Manitoba statesman Thomas Spence dies in Firmonton
Thomas Spence, long associated with Manitoba’s early history and former clerk of the legislature, died in Firmonton at age 95. He helped establish the 1860 republic movement in Manitoba, which later dissolved after imperial non recognition.
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Winnipeg
Thomas Spence
Manitoba
Firmonton
Spence
Accidental Rifle Discharge Injures Youth in Sioux Falls
Sioux Falls March 29 A 22 caliber rifle discharged while sixteen year old Clifford Gillespie son of J T Gillespie was drawing it toward him. The bullet passed through a lung and doctors say no probe will be made now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
Clfford Gillespie
J. TE. Gillespie
Sioux River
Catton Promoted to Rear Admiral in Wisconsin
The Journal reports that Secretary Long promotes Captain Catton to rear admiral effective today. He is named president of the naval retiring board at Washington Navy Yard, making him Wisconsin’s senior officer and the first Wisconsin man to hold the rank.
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Catton
Milwaukee
The
Journal
Secretary of the Navy
Long
Capt
Naval Retiring Board
Washington Navy Yard
Carpt
Cotton
Wisconsin
Navy
Jail on Fire in Wisconsin Prefers Rescue Drama
Baraboo Wisconsin March 28 August adlot was nearly burned to death at Reedburg prison after a stove caused a fire. The jail filled with smoke and Tadloff cried for help. He was rescue and believed to be near death but slowly recovered.
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Baraboo
Wis
Adlot
Reedsburg
Ety
Tadloff
Athertaw
Wagon Series Advance Reported in Wisconsin Conference
Racine Wis March 28 It is announced that following a conference of wagon and carriage manufacturers an average advance of 20 percent over the old scale is now in effect.
Fire devastates nine structures in Lake County city
A blaze yesterday destroyed nine stores and dwellings in Hagston, near Lake County, Wisconsin. Property loss estimated at around $20,000 with neighboring buildings damaged. Fire officials are investigating the cause.
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Porriye
Wis
Mare
Vilteuse
Hagston
Jween Lake County
Bryan Draws Huge Sacramento Crowd in Finance Talk
In Sacramento California Bryan was greeted by a large crowd. He spoke on the money question income tax trusts and imperil. He left last night for Oregon and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryan
California
Sacramento
Cal
Maceh
Bryan
Oregon
Washington
Far North Scandinians urged to unite spirit at London banquet
About 150 Norwegians Swedes and Danes attended a dinner by the Scandinavian Benevolent Society of London at Cafe Montes. Rev Mr Barman urged unity, calling for closer bonds among three nations to promote mutual cooperation. Count Lewenhaupt and Danish minister Bille presided. The event stressed easing past Sweden Norway tensions and proposed united action for strength.
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Scandiayvian Benevolent Society of London
Cafe Montes
Tilerte
Barman
Ile Society
Count Lewenhaupt
Bille
Sweden
Norway
New Norwegian Building Materials Studied for Dergen
Consul J Nelson reports Norwegian invention Savareid Miulding pasteboard and campo board as adaptable wall and ceiling coverings. The damp proof, heat resisting panels promise noise reduction, vermin resistance, and pliable corners for custom angles. Cheaper than thin boards, the material aims for durable, odorless panels without rot or cracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wultdinga
State Department
Savareid
Campo
America
Borixon Receives Reinforcements from Norway
Alexander Kjolland, noted author in the Norwegian language, writes Bjornson a grateful letter praising his vigorous defense of Norway's language. Kjolland, long uneasy with proposed speech reforms, admits the liberal party’s language shift became unavoidable as Bjornson led the fight to resist the linguistic revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borixon
Alexander Kjolland
Bjornstjerne Bjornson
Norway
Yar Agser
Tinscheal
Liberal Party
Bjornvon
Kjelland
Denmark denies fake West Indies sale plot in press fury
A Danish press uproar exposes a baseless tale that Denmark sold its West Indies possessions to the United States through fakirs in Washington. Danish officials and public voices dismiss the story as absurd while condemning the scammers for compromising national honor.
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Akira
Skandinave of Chienga
West Indies
Denmark
Washington
Soldier Merman A. Lawson Mentioned as Martyr in Manila
The report notes Merman A. Lawson of the forty sixth regiment, a Swedendeine from Jamestown New York, killed in Manila with alleged involvement by Taumed Commie. His widowed mother in Jamestown faced hardship after the incident and a local tobacco dispute linked to Connor’s anger.
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Merman A. Lawson
Forty-Sixth Regiment
Manila
Jamestown
N.Y
Tanwsop
Connor
Entind Manufacturing Plans Rubber Trees for Cars
Dr W W Entind of Nangutuck Connecticut organizes Entlind Manufacturing with capital of one million dollars to produce rubber trees for automobile use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WW. Arvid Entind
Nangutuck, Conn
Entlind Manufacturing Company
Wild Courtroom Scene in Goebel Era Examining Trial
Crowded Franklin County courtroom in Frankfort Kentucky witnessed a tense exchange between Judge George Denny and prosecutors over armed crowds at a mass meeting before Gov Goebel's nomination. Attorneys and officers struggled to restore order as tension flared, with adjournment sought for defense witness planning. Mrs Golden reportedly reluctant to testify.
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Ramiont Dorelonsa & Rundy Frankfort
Oaley Bowers
George Denny
State House Yard
Gov. Goebel
Gov. Campbell
Denny
Denney
Campbell
Yehomnendo
Reveral
Orfter
Tiadige Moore
Gov. Brown
Col
Chinn to Lecture for Goebel Monument Appeal
Frankfort Ky March 28 Catl Teele Chinn ally of Gov Goebel will soon speak publicly on the Presidential Situation In Kentucky. His lecture will cover the Democratic gubernatorial campaign and related events from the campaign through the assassination and trial. Proceeds go to the Goebel monument fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guehel
Frankfort
Teele Chinn
Gochel
Man
Kentucky
Col. Chinn
Goebel Monument Fund
Salisbury apologizes for British consulate opening incident
A Washington report to the Journal and Advertiser says Lord Salisbury apologized to the United States for a British consulate opening at Durban aimed at ex Consul Charles Macrum at Pretoria. The ambassador will send the argument to the House Foreign Affairs Committee through Secretary of State for the state department hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal and
Iran
Washington
Lord Salisbury
Consury
Duchan
Mull
Charles To
Maerum
Pretoria
Statu Iing
Macrum
State Department
Bering Sea Patrol Planned by Revenue Cutters
A Washington telegraph report states the treasury department is organizing a five ship revenue cutter patrol to operate in the Bering Sea. The Bear Manning Perry Me Cullech and Rush will lead the effort with the Bear departing in April and the rest soon after. The Manning joins by May after its Callao stop en route to San Francisco amid unresolved Canada issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Herald
Washington
Treasury Department
Bering Sea
Callao
Peru
San Francisco
Joint High Commission
Canada
Fitzsimmons Seeks Seat Failure Leads to Bout Pact
Kid McCoy and Tom Sharkey, via representatives, signed for a 25 round bout on June 25 at Coney Island with 60 percent of gross receipts. Enochman posted 1000 and Johnny White was named referee. Earlier, Rob Fitzsimmons failed to post 2500 for a seat, ending the attempt. One killed and seven injured in a Bradford accident where a passenger car plunged down a mountainside near Treele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Olean
Nocky City & Bredford Bleetrie
Tih Treele
Smallpox at Fort Wayne Academy sparks quarantine
Smallpox has broken out at the Academy of Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament, located north of Fort Wayne. The visit has been placed under quarantine and all pupils have been vaccinated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennnte Academy
Fort Wayne
Tnd
Academy of Our Lady of the Bacved Treart
Pic Uilles
Stitt Bout at Seaglde Athletic Club Scheduled for June 1
In New York on March 28 Sharkey and Rukola Wateh report Billy Maden and Tom O'Rourke led Gus Stuhlin and Von Starkey through a twenty round workout yesterday. The main bout is set for Seaglde Athletic Club on or about June 1.
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Sharkey
Rukola Wateh
New York
Billy Maden
Tom O'Rourke
Gus Stuhlin
von Starkey
Stitt
Seaglde Athletic Club
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