Ice house battle and new harvest plan amid legal clash
Langdon and Boyd lose possession of the Robinson ice house to Deputy Sheriff Selby backed by F. A. Bigelow who holds a lease signed by Eugene Robinson. Boyd launches a second harvest on a new field south of the house, piling ice in the open under sawdust as law and leverage collide. Meanwhile Ohio coal operators forecast a nationwide strike starting April 1 as Indiana and Illinois mines side with rejecting miners’ demands.
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Robinson
West Channel
Langdon & Boyd
F. A. Bigelow
Andrew Boyd
Selby
Houston County
Eugene Robinson
Paducah
la Crescent
Boyd
W. F. Wolfe
Bigelow
Ernest Robinson
Eugene
Ernest
District Court At
Austin
Ice Trust
PM Pee
Combination
Mr. Bigelow
Cleveland
T. R. Young
Ohio
Frank L. Robbins
National Conference of Operators
Indianapolis
Central States
Illinois
Indiana
Morroccan Bank Impasse Eases as Conference Agrees
A dispatch from Algiers reports the Morroccan bank problem, once a major obstacle, has a proposed solution agreed by the conference. In Albany the legislature passed a resolution seeking the attorney general's advice on whether a ballot recount can be pursued for the recent New York mayoral election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae
London
Mare
Algeridas
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Albany
N. Y
New York
Sherrick Did Not See Checks in Embezzlement Trial
Cy rus Neal testified that former Auditor Sherrick never saw sixteen checks totaling 7765 from insurance companies the state accuses him of converting. Neal said Sherrick was at his dying wife’s bedside in North Carolina when the checks were received, a point the state sought to impeach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Mck
Indianapolis
Sherrick
Cyrus Neal
Dispatch
Neal
North Carolina
Woman Sets Fire With Oil On Clothes and Takes Own Life
Chicago reports Miss Madie Smith, 41, committed suicide by saturating her clothing with oil and touching a match. The resulting blaze in her residence was extinguished.
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Chicago
March
Madie Smith
Chinese smugglers aboard steamers try to arm China
San Francisco March 8 Chinese crews on Pacific mail steamers were found smuggling rifles and ammunition into China. The Manchuria carried twenty two rifles and ten thousand pounds of ammunition and it is believed more arms will be discovered aboard additional ships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae
San Francisco
Pacific Mail
China
Manchuria
Wisconsin Pioneer Susan Crossman Dies at 103
Janesville Wis March 8 Mrs Susan D Crossman aged 103 is dead in this city She was a pioneer resident of Wisconsin and is survived by relatives in the area Her long life spanned the nineteenth and twentieth centuries with the community noting her fortitude and clear memory in later years Her death marks the passing of a notable state settler and respected elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Janesville, Wis
Susan D. Crossman
Stock train collision injures four in Iowa
A. Heaton of Osceola died from injuries after two stock train sections collided near Burlington Iowa. Neil Stockman of Napane Indiana B Matthews of Keithburg Illinois and William Hackman of Burlington were badly hurt as wreckage burned destroying hogs and cattle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Burlington
A. Heaton
Osceola
Neil Stockman
Napane
Ind
B. Matthews
Kiethburg
William Hackman
No Cooperation Of Departments In Packers Case
Assistant Statistician Robertson continued testimony in the packers case saying he discussed with Garfield the possible cooperation of the bureau of corporations and the department of justice but did not state that any action followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Chicago
Robertson
Packers
Garfield
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Justice
Thrift Creed Frames Buying Habits In Advertised Goods
A brief excerpt discusses a thrift creed urging readers to buy advertised items. It highlights a cautious consumer approach emphasizing value and practicality over impulse. The note reflects a cultural push toward prudent shopping during the period.
House approves demand for consulate investigation report
Washington dispatch reports the House adopting resolutions to require a detailed report on the recent investigation into the American consulate. The focus centers on Shanghai and other Chinese cities as part of the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Washington
House
Shanghai
Slump in Wheat Hits Brokers
In Chicago on March 8 a broker closed out his trade while several others were hard hit by a wheat slump. Reports from Kansas indicate the crop condition is nearly perfect, contrasting the market pullback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Chicago
Kansas
Convicts Found Guilty in First Degree Murder
In Jefferson City Missouri convicts Vaughn Ryan and Raymond were found guilty this morning of murder in the first degree for killing Captain Clay a guard during the penitentiary mutiny last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Jefferson City
Vaughn
Ryan
Raymond
Clay
Pickpockets Rob Wisconsin Farmers Meeting
A pick pocket gang at the North Wisconsin Farmers association meeting in Washburn March 8 netted over $1,000 in cash and jewelry from attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Special Tribune Dispatch
Washburn
North Wisconsin Farmers’ Association
Schwab's Health Is First After Snow Delay
Schwab's train reached Kansas City at 3 pm after a snow delay. He is reported in good health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
First Glass
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Kansas City
In Henderson's Memory Called In Legislature
Des Moines I March 8 The legislature is in joint session today in memory of Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Des Moines, I
Henderson
Townsend Seeks 60000 for Probe of Big Interests
Townsend plans to introduce a bill to provide fifty thousand dollars for a commission and investigation of railroad coal and oil interests as urged by the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Washington
Townsend
Fallieres Seeks Rouvier Advice On Premier’s Stay
Paris March 8 Fallieres asked Premier Rouvier to keep his portfolio after a one hour consultation. The premier has not yet responded to the request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae
Paris
Fallieres
Rouvier
Drydock Dewey to Resume Journey to Philippines
The dry dock Dewey, under repair at the Canary Islands, expects to resume its voyage to the Philippines on March 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drydock
DEWEY
Scripps-McRae
Washington
Canary Islands
Philippines
Regents Still Refuse to Give Reasons
In Stevens Point Wisconsin supporters protest the summary dismissal of President Pray from the normal school. They accuse the board of regents of hiding behind vested rights to dismiss without cause. A remonstrance signed by over 250 students will be sent to the regents tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Wis
Normal School
Board of Regents
Milwaukee Normal School
Pray
C. D. McFarland
Cary
Testify at Trial In Madison Over Raised Postal Order
George King faces trial in Madison for raising a postal money order from seven to seventy dollars in La Crosse. Witnesses include Peter Newburg the merchant who cashed the order and Charles Looney assistant postmaster, with Fraser of the Post Office conducting the prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George King
Minneapolis
Postoffice
Fraser
la Crosse
United States
Madison
Peter Newburg
Charles Looney
Post Office
Corbin Returns to San Francisco from Philippines Duty
General Corbin arrived at the port this morning in San Francisco returning from service in the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corbin
Scripps-McRae
San Francisco
Gen. Corbin
Philippines
Socialists Have An Organization In City
W R Gaylord of Milwaukee spoke in this city and showed the socialist party has maintained an organization here for over two years. Meetings have been quiet but the faction has grown, with 40 active members and many more who support socialist ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Gaylord
Milwaukee
Socialist Party
Milwaukee Road to Hire 600 Workers for Track Project
The Milwaukee Road plans to hire 150 workers next week on the Portage to Watertown track segment, with a later expansion to 600 as weather improves. Crews have advanced the second track embankment between Reesville and Richwood and laid slag east of Portage. orders for twenty large freight engines and several passenger engines are placed for rapid completion ahead of Pacific coast extension work.
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Portage
Watertown
Cream City
Milwaukee
Big Marsh
Reesville
Richwood
John F. Rohde
Millwaukee Road
West Milwaukee
Pacific Coast Extension
Jews Flee In Terror As Massacre Fears Spread
Ethnic Jews flee Ekaterinoslav amid fears of renewed massacre after reports of rising violence. Dispatch notes residents escaping toward safer regions as authorities struggle to quell unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-McRae
Ekaterinoslav
Beloit College Dean of Women Beloit College Resigns
Beloit College announces the resignation of Beloit Miss Fenchan who served as dean of women and head of Emerson hall. Her departure ends her long service at the Beloit campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Miss Fenchan
Beloit College
Emerson Hall
Boysen Weds Edna Woolsey in Milwaukee Nuptials
1B Boysen, traffic manager for John Gund Brewing, married Miss Edna A. Woolsey in Milwaukee yesterday. The couple arrived tonight and will start housekeeping at 820 South Sixth Street. Local friends in La Crosse welcomed they after his brief stay.
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S. B. Boysen
John Gund Brewing Company
Milwaukee
Edna A. Woolsey
City
South Sixth Street
Boysen
la Crosse
Mrs Figgie Presides As Aid Society Officers Elected
The Ladies' Aid society of the German M E church at Berlin and Clinton streets elected officers: President Mrs C F Figgie Vice President Mrs W P Schelin Secretary Mrs Robert Hauser Treasurer Mrs Peter Schaldach Sick committee Mrs L Peters and Mrs Wm Kathary Also Green Bay Congressman Minor urged to seek appropriation for dredging East river channel to Fox river to sixteen feet depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Berlin and
Clinton Street
Robert Hauser
Peter Schaldach
L. Peters
Wm. Kathary
Green Bay
Congressman Minor
East River
Fox River
Appleton-John Kobelach Severely Injured By Saw
Appleton-John Kobelach fell on a circular saw at Seymour losing both hands in the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
John Kobelach
Seymour
Weather forecast features fair conditions and cooler temperatures
A generally fair tonight and Friday with cooler air and no big temperature change. The thermometer should range from a coolest 30 to a warmest 40, with wind at 8 am reported at 4 miles per hour.
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Andy Boyd
NEW Harvest
Hearst
N.Y
Morrocan
Wepewesen
Buenos Ayres
Jose Modiry
Dole
Mrs. Figgie
C.F. Figgie
W. P. Sche
Lin
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