Mrs Thaw Opposes Divorce Amid Accusations of Violence
Franklin Bartlett, counsel for Mrs William Thaw, says Evelyn Nesbit Thaw wants a separation while Thaw denies any outbreak by the husband. Reports claim Nesbit was attacked at Matteawan during a visit, saved by her lawyer, and fears for her safety if Thaw escapes. Bartlett emphasizes no divorce crisis and a hoped reconciliation.
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New York
Franklin Bartlett
Wi Thaw
Evelyn
Harry
Thaw
Matteawan
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Col
William Thaw
White Model L and K win big at San Francisco hill climb
The Tanberg Auto Co receives a message from White Co stating that the White Model L won the $2,500 class and the Model K won the $3,500 class, with both cars also winning free for all in the San Francisco hill climb. Walter C. White signs the notice as biggest event of the year on the coast.
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Tanberg Auto Co
White Co
San Francisco
Walter C. White
Vacancies Open as Voters Set Council Seats and Justice Race
Voters face filling three city council vacancies in Ninth Eighth and Fifth wards amid removals. The council likely regains no new alderman in Schultze’s case. Three candidates contest the Supreme Court seat: Bashford Barnes and Ruger. Dewitt S. Clark signals a Taft ticket with Arnold.
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B. H. Valentine
Carl G. Foerster
Robert Schultz
Alex H. Arnold
Galesville
Taft
Artillery Range at Sparta Confirmed as Policy Change
A Washington conference reports that field artillery batteries will stay at Fort Snelling and an artillery and general practice range will be established at Sparta Wisconsin. The plan includes moving a $150,000 appropriation from Camp Douglas for Sparta and requires congressional approval. The existing battery remains at Snelling while the relocated battery will be restored as soon as possible.
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War Department
Washington
Stevens
St. Paul
Esch
la Crosse
Taft
Bell
Fort Snelling
Sparta
Wis
Camp Douglas
Wisconsin
Goldman Arrives in Milwaukee Anarchist Leader Reported
Emma Goldman arrived in Milwaukee from Chicago at 1 30 pm yesterday afternoon. Police were unable to locate her and officials said she was not scheduled to speak at any meeting.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Emma Goldman
Chicago
Kitchen Range Boiler Burst Kills Child in Fargo
In Fargo North Dakota on March 10 a water heating attachment boiler burst when thawing frozen pipes. It killed the two year old son of J S Collins and seriously injured his one year old daughter. The parents escaped unharmed.
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Fargo
N. D
J.S. Collins
Mr. Collins
Wanted farm hand for married men with good home
Advertisement seeks a married man to work as a farm hand and enjoy a furnished house and garden land. Inquiries directed to the Eagle Hotel for details and arrangements.
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Eagle Hotel
Simple Home Mixture Said To Cure Rheumatism
A historic remedy claims to relieve rheumatism and blood ailments. The recipe combines Syrup of Sarsaparilla Compound one ounce Torris Root Compound and half pint whiskey with instructions to take a tablespoon before meals and at night. It warns of kidney inactivity and toxin buildup affecting joints and muscles.
Prince Sagen and Anna Gould Leaving Europe for New York
Paris reports Prince Helie de Sagan has booked passage for himself and Anna Gould aboard the Kron Prinz Wilhelm, sailing Cherbourg to New York tomorrow. Gould may take her children, with consent from her ex husband Count Boni de Castellane. Friends fear a marriage to de Sagan would ruin her socially.
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Paris
Prince Helie de Sagan
Anna Gould
Cherbourg
New York
Mme
Mme. Gould
Count Boni de Castellane
Mme.Gould
Helie de Sagan
Webster of La Crescent Dies at 95
William E. Webster age over 95 died last night at his son E B Webster’s La Crescent home from infirmities of old age. Born June 13 1812 in Boston Mass he leaves a single son. Funeral services will be held tomorrow afternoon at the residence conducted by Rev W T Legrell with interment in La Crescent cemetery.
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William E. Webster
E. B. Webster
la Crescent
Mr. Webster
Boston
Mass
W. T. Legrell
Monument Proposed for Pioneers Harvest Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City residents seek to honor the harvesting of the first intermountain crops by Mormon pioneers in summer 1848. Crickets swarmed fields just as crops neared maturity but were driven off by a westward influx of gulls that settled and fed on them. Early Utah laws even made the gull a sacred bird and penalized interference.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Trempealeau Readies License Vote at Spring Election
Trempealeau Wisconsin prepares for a license vote at the spring election the first in a decade petitions are being prepared by temperance interests and circulation is expected soon Ed Martin of Reedsburg bought the John Brady farm for four thousand dollars Charles James Trempealeau boy injured in San Diego continues to improve and should return around April first Rev Murphy resigns as Congregational pastor Henry Robinson ill all winter shows signs of rapid decline J W Maxwell of Galesville back from Roseholt after lumber invoicing Mrs Rawson and son Malcolm plan Idaho trip Don Fiedler reports liking Collinsville Texas John Brady Stella in Rochester Minn ice along the Trempealeau river has largely melted.
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Trempealeau
Wis
Charles James
San Diego
Cal
Fred Graves
Onalaska
Rev. Murphy
Congregational Church
Henry Robinson
J. W. Maxwell
Galesville
Roseholt
Taft and Roosevelt clash over Taft image in literary pamphlet
Washington reports a Taft press bureau pamphlet claiming Taft differs from Roosevelt and shares his policies. Arthur Wrays repudiates the piece, saying it was sent by a subordinate. Progressives warn the appeal may mobilize reactionaries against Taft unless he condemns it.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Taft Press
Columbus
Taft
Roosevelt
Arthur I. Wrays
Ohio
Randolph Gate Sets Indoor Target Shooting World Record
Randolph Gate of Jefferson County New York achieved a world record indoor 22 caliber rifle score at 75 feet hitting a 4 inch black target with perfect accuracy. He rose from obscurity four years ago and first gained prominence at a Pittsburgh indoor match in 1905 then excelled at a Zittler Rifle Club event in New York with high scores on ring and Zimmerman targets.
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Randolph Gate
Rochester
Jefferson County
New York
Pittsburg
Zittler Rifle Club
Zimmerman
Weary William Tramp Quips Back to Mrs Watts
In a sharp exchange, Mrs Watts scolds her weary ward as William the tramp deflects with a grim joke about doing time. The brief vignette captures street dialogue and social friction in a harsh urban setting.
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William
Frisco Line Pleads Guilty to Rebating
Frisco railroad pleaded guilty to a federal indictment charging the granting of rebates to the Chapman Dewey Lumber Company in St. Louis.
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Frisco Line
ST. Louis
Frisco Railroad
Chapman Dewey Lumber Company
Jerome Denies Charges in Albany Case
District Attorney Jerome filed a general denial with Governor Hughes to accusations by W. F. King of the New York Merchants' Association. He says he did not know the source of his campaign contributions and cites lack of power to prosecute the Shipbuilding Trust fraud. He denies ties to insurance swindlers despite their attorney contributing to his campaign.
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Jerome
Albany
N. Y
Hughes
W. F. King
New York Merchants’ Association
New York
Fire injures twenty as Siegel Cooper store burns in New York
A quarter of a million dollar blaze in the shopping district hit the Siegel Cooper store. Twenty firemen were injured while the fire was brought under control. fifty firms suffered losses from the blaze.
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New York
Siegel Cooper
Doctor the Skin to Cure the Skin Advancements in Dermatology
Advanced medical science now treats eczema psoriasis and similar skin diseases as separate from blood disorders. Direct topical treatment with D D D Prescription using oil of wintergreen glycerine and thymol is touted as soothing and miraculous. Dr A V Hartleben of Washington DC endorses it and stores offer copies of testimonial letters and a free skin care treatise.
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S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
A. V. Hartleben
Washington, D. C
Hoeschler Bros
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J. Fr. Knothe
Wisconsin Poultry Advocate
Poultry Journal of Wisconsin
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M. F. Hayes, Prop
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Tel
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Second Street
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Goldman
Prince Sagen
Ded
Germany
WM. E. Webster
Fazer
LaCrosse
Gulls
Ed. Martin
Reedsburg
John Brady
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