Stephenson Vote Lingers As Blaine Alleges Whitewash
In Madison on February 23 the senatorial deadlock persisted as Stephenson held 49 votes with ten short of election. Senator Blaine testified on charges of improper campaigning and hinted a personal organ funded against Stephenson. Assembly members accused Blaine of insulting the committee and demanded retraction.
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McCon
Many Candidates for Aldermen Vie in Local Election
The article outlines an upcoming spring alderman election across ten wards with incumbents signaling non runs and several new faces. It lists candidates by ward, noting shifts like James Day running for the Board of Public Works and Fred Schnell leaving the eighth ward.
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Palmer
James T. Day
Board of Public Works
Fred Schnel
William Grover
Gus Keller
Julius Hackbart
Frank Kohn
Harry Palmer
Houska
J. S. Schrank
Mr. Day
John Arenz
Co. F. Emery
Otto Sill
Rehfuss
Fred Schnell
John Schneeberger
Herman Rediske
W Gaceee Marvin
P. C. Casberg
William Kathary
Smith Elected Chairman and mayoral talk swirls
Charley Smith is likely to win the city chair at tonight's Republican meeting called by Bosshard with Oscar Hulberg re elected secretary. Debate over whether Dr Suiter should seek the mayoralty continues as Dr Anderson's nonpartisan backing looms. In Chicago, Judge Anderson weighs quashing the Standard Oil jury venire over an excess of farmers and too few Chicagoans, delaying the trial.
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Charney Smith
Friend Suiter
Smith
Bosshard
Oscar Hulberg
Sutter
Dr. Anderson
Pr. Anderson
Chicago
Anderson
Standard Oil
John S. Miller
John S Miller
Standard Oil Company
Standard
Miller
Pastor Referee Is Not Ousted In Basketball Hearing
Rev. A Friedrich of Ironton was cleared of unbecoming conduct after a hearing in Madison. The board said he would keep his pastorate despite officiating at a basketball contest. Rev. Vance of La Crosse presided over the inquiry.
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Madison
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A. Friedrich
Ironton
Friedrich
Vance
la Crosse
Philip J Muth Old Settler of La Crosse Dies
Philip J Muth a longtime La Crosse resident and one of its oldest settlers died at his home at 1 45 pm He was born in 1850 in Klingel bach Nassau Germany came to the U S in 1852 lived in Milwaukee 11 years then moved to La Crosse He leaves wife three children William Muth Spokane Ida Boldt La Crosse Clarence Muth and brother Henry Muth MorMon Coulee road The funeral will be Thursday at the German Lutheran church Rev Gamm to officiate with interment at Oak Grove cemetery
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la Crosse
Mr. Muth
Germany
Klingelbach
Nassau
Milwaukee
William Muth
Spokane
Wash
Ida Boldt
Clarence Muth
Henry Muth
Mormon Coulee Road
Gamm
Oak Grove Cemetery
Grandmother Dies at 82 in La Crescent Area
Miss Margaret Paulus found her grandmother Mrs. Martin Shannon dead in bed at her home near La Crescent. Cause of death is old age. Survived by four sons Micheal Shannon La Crescent Tom Shannon Garden City John Shannon Sioux City Matt Shannon Montana. Funeral 10 am tomorrow at the Catholic church in La Crescent with burial in La Crosse Catholic cemetery.
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Margaret Paulus
Michael Shannon
Martin Shannon
la Crescent
Shannon
Micheal Shannon
Minn
Tom Shannon
Garden City
S. D
John Shannon
Sioux City
Death mystery may not be solved in Chicago
Deputy coroner Adolph Herman investigating actress Romaine Whitford's death says no solution to the mystery can be found in Chicago and the case remains unresolved after her death at a local hospital on Sunday.
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Chicago
Adolph Herman
Oase
Romaine Whitford
Dead man found frozen in Lynch main street
Norfolk Neb Feb 23 The body of Elmer Charf 28 was found frozen to death under a snow drift in Lynch main street after the last blizzard.
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Norfolk
Neb
Elmer Charf
Lynch
Steel rails price cut not approved
New York February 23 reported that a proposed reduction in steel rail prices will not be implemented. The decision ends discussions that could have altered steel market costs and contracts across the industry.
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New York
Judge William P Lawlor Dominates Calhoun Trial
In San Francisco on February 23 the Patrick Calhoun trial is led by Judge William P Lawlor. An eastern product born in New York and Paterson, he moved to California in 1877 and began practicing law in 1896. Since 1898 he has served as judge and remains a key Democratic political figure.
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Patrick Calhoun
William P. Lawlor
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New York
Paterson
N. J
California
United States Senate
Elliott Converts Superior Fans to Six-Club League
Minnesota Wisconsin league chief John A. Elliott swayed Superior fans toward a six club plan and the stock offering of about four thousand dollars is slated to go on the market at Superior. Manager Porter has several men signed and recruitment will continue as talks with Twin Cities backers proceed.
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Superior
Minneapolis and
St. Paul
Porter
Elliott
Minneapolis
Wilmot
Twin Cities
la Crosse
Nessler Divorce Over Property Deed Refusal
Mrs Lena Nessler deserted husband about a year ago and Richard Nessler was granted a divorce in circuit court before Judge O Neill this morning. Nessler remarried after his first wife died and substantial property left to him sparked the dispute over deeded property.
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Lena Nessler
Richard Nessler
Supreme Court rules against free express package franks
Washington February 23 Supreme Court decision bars express companies from issuing franks for transportation of packages. The ruling hinges on whether Frank and pass are synonymous, the court finding they are not.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Express Companies
United States
Sylvia Green and Matthew Wilkes Wed at Morristown Church
Miss Sylvia Green daughter of Hetty Green married Matthew Astor Wilkes at St Peters Church Morristown with Rev Philomon F Sturges officiating. The ceremony followed a train arrival and a private wedding breakfast at the Morristown Inn amid cautious secrecy by Hetty Green who avoided public comment.
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N. J
Sylvia Green
Hetty Green
Matthew Astor Wilkes
St. Peters Church
Philomon F. Sturges
Morristown Inn
Hetty
Weather Forecast Cold and Snow Across Midwest and South
A strong storm centered over Missouri extends from the upper Mississippi Valley to the upper lake region bringing rain or snow from the plains to the mid Atlantic coast with thunderstorms in central districts. High pressure over the Rockies follows, bringing colder air and snow tonight with fair conditions Wednesday.
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