Eaton death inquest postponed as case remains a mystery
In Norwell Massachusetts the inquest into Rear Admiral Joseph G. Eaton's death, suspected poison, is delayed until tomorrow. The case has lingered for ten days with little new clarity while observers await developments. A separate sports note recounts a tense Atlanta game between the Deppen and Gold Dusts with a charged moment at the plate.
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Norwell
Mass
Hingham
Joseph G. Eaton
Great Umpiring The Umpire Scouts Overlooked Indicator Man
The piece notes a controversial umpiring moment as scouts and officials miss a signaling cue by an indicator man. It discusses potential impact on play, calls, and the game’s momentum.
Catarrh of the Throat and Ear Troubles Warned
Mr Daniel Rohrbacker of Castalia Ohio endorses Peruna for catarrh of the throat and stomach relief. The article explains how nasal pharyngeal catarrh can affect the Eustachian tubes and middle ear, causing hearing loss and ear noises. It advises salt water gargles and continued Peruna as directed, noting polypi risk if secretions are not cleared.
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Daniel Rohrbacker
Castalia
Ohio
Wisconsin Opposes Changes to Workmen's Compensation Act
Madison March 19 opposition grew to the Bingham bill proposing amendments to the workmen's compensation act. F W Walker Milwaukee Northern Railway Neal Brown Wausau Judge Paul Carpenter Milwaukee Merchants and Manufacturers association spoke against changes until more testing. Chairman Charles Crownhart Industrial Commission and William Manthe Fond du Lac defended key features. Opposition centered on removing contributory negligence defense. The plan to require all employers to participate unless they opt out drew strong opposition. Crownhart approved the opt out approach in both the Bingham and Holmes bills.
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Madison
Wis
F. W. Walker
Milwaukee Northern Railway Company
Neal Brown
Wausau
Paul Carpenter
Milwaukee
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Charles Crownhart
Industrial Commission
William Manthe
Fond du Lac
Crownhart
Wisconsin Assembly Considers Amended Commission Plan
A dozen bills amending the commission government law were reviewed by the Madison assembly committee. Leaders proposed fusing them into a single measure for clarity, including bills for vice mayor and acting mayor roles under commission rule. The plan shifts power to a majority to act, instead of a required unanimous or three-quarter vote.
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Madison
Wis
Commission
Assembly Committee On
Gannon
I. N. Stewart
Nye
Milwaukee Primary Shows Non-Partisans Gain Ground
Milwaukee Wis March 19 non partisan candidates total 20167 while socialist candidates 7840 depesters claim socialists ran unopposed light ballot shows strength of non partisans in circuit judge race observers say.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Depesters
Hollanders Set To Found Wisconsin Colony In Bayfield
Fourteen Hollanders families now in New York will travel to Wisconsin to settle in Bayfield county and form a nucleus for a new Amsterdamers colony. Immigration Commissioner Packer welcomed the arrival as a clear win against Canadian influence in the region.
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Madison, Wis
New York
Wisconsin
Bayfield County
Packer
Baraboo River Flood Breaks Sixty Year High Mark
Baraboo Wisconsin reports the river reaching record high levels in sixty years. A family woke to flood water surrounding their home and fired a distress signal. Neighbors arrived by boat to rescue them while horses and cattle stood in floodwater up to their bodies.
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Baraboo, Wis
Baraboo
Labor permit policy debated by Wisconsin committees
Madison officials discussed a bill to let several county and city officers issue labor permits for youths aged 14 to 16. School superintendents would gain permit issuing power, with opposition rising in a joint hearing of the assembly and senate education committees.
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Madison
Wis
Assembly Committee On Education
Senate Committee On Education and Public Welfare
Hurlbut
Eagles Dedicate New Aerie House in Racine
The Racine aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles held a formal dedication of its new club house in the Hanson building near the city hall. The $20,000 outlay includes quarters that compare favorably with any in the northwest and serves a 1,200 member lodge.
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Racine
Wis
Racine Aerie
Order of Eagles
Hanson
City Hall
Main Street
Town Ballot Movement For Wisconsin Official Ballot Adoption
Town officials push adoption of a formal ballot plan to be used at village and town elections in Wisconsin. The push seeks a unified official ballot approach managed by local authorities.
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Pring Qadyics
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Senate Nears Passage Of Controversial Provisions Bill
A senate session opened with optimism for quick approval of a bill containing key provisions. Observers say the measure has broad support and little opposition, suggesting swift passage once committee work concludes.
Missing carpenter Ernst Seizer found in woods
After being missing since January 29 Ernst Seizer age 49 a carpenter was found dead in Strohmans woods about a mile southwest of the city Monday afternoon. The body was frozen hard.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ernst Seizer
Strohman
Adams Replies Sharp After Farmer Recollects Boyhood Hair
During a political canvass in his state John Quincy Adams is approached by a wealthy farmer who recalls Adams as a boy. Adams fires back that his wife may recall the farmer as well, remarking she combs his hair now.
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John Quincy Adams
Adams
Mr. Adams
Nature’s Beautifiers Skin Treatment Promises Fresh Complexion
A Woman’s Tribune note touts Mercolized wax as a natural beautifier. It claims the wax peels a de vitalized surface to reveal a healthier skin tone as capillary circulation improves. It advises nightly application and mornings washing, with results in seven to ten days. It also cites a saxolite facial bath as another natural aid to smooth wrinkles.
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Woman's Tribune
Hatfield to Focus on Charleston Strike Zone
Governor Hatfield says he will devote much time to the martial law district until miners troubles are settled. He visited Cabin Creek yesterday and planned to tour Paint Creek Valley today, calling the strike situation serious.
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Charleston
W. Va
H. B. Hatfield
Cabin Creek
Paint Creek Valley
No, Maude dear you are slightly mixed
A brisk, witty line condemns misreading a situation as the clearing house for speculators profits and dirty lucre. The speaker hints at misplaced trust and moneyed schemes behind public discourse.
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Maude
Nine Foot Drift Covers A House At De Gray Hill
A severe blizzard dumped nine feet of snow over J. P. Greenwood’s hillside home near De Gray in Pierre South Dakota. The Greenwood family was helped by neighbors after telephones stayed operable. Several family members fell ill from poor air in the obstructed house.
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