Marshfield Ties Diller and Tul Losses Stir Senate War
Marshfield, Wis March news notes a wide mix of political and legal items. References to Edward B Cone death in Philadelphia, Kentucky senatorial race, New York assembly charter bill, McKinley pension proposal, John Wanamaker, Pennsylvanian treasurer Alan Arthur, and various local incidents including bank robbery attempts and a murder case in Pillsbury. The report covers national politics, state politics, and local crime with multiple named individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divny
Edward B. Cone
University of Pennsylvania
Palla
Delphia
United States
Kentucky
Charles L. Davis
Richmeand
South
Congress
John Wanamaler
Pennsylvadie
Alan Arthur
Wootit‘tucker
Salvation Atw
New York
Yorete Savings Bank
Yorners
N. Va
Gigle
Mississippi
Vlugabung
Thu
Covirnor Bloxham
Blovida
National Fisheries Congress
Asus
Tite Shephard
Willam Brady
Pillsbury
McKinley
Paris
Taniel Woothees
Tritanipolis
Mobart
Paternos
Eleetad
Tre Minois Steel Works
Chicago
Juan Am
Edouard de Reszke
Ingland Opera i Ameaion
Grauw
Gineinaas
Foreign Affairs Flurry Roils Europe Amid Rebuffs and Feuds
A garbled 19th century wire of international tension reports Prince Bismarck's diplomacy, Cuban captures, Beardsley’s Roman curia entry, and anticipated Venezuela boundary ratification. It notes U S posts on Gaza, Turkish Front tensions, Greek frontier clashes, and monarchic fatigue in Britain with Victoria’s aging.
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Prince Bismarnk
Lown
Aubrey Beardsley
London
Venezuela
Kinwebs
America Horseman
Berlin
Tspiras
Alberto Fulena
Washington
Julia Wiliam Morrison
Mdwacd
Honduras
Nake
Mecklenberg-Senwerth
Cannes
D'ranen
JHU
Ftag
Cagea
Ney Ind
United States
Gaza
Wester
Sancti Spiritus
Cutie
Fle
Victoria
Pet
Rensonal Reid
Jameson
Col
Wiloughby
Boyland
Balfour
House
Lot Commons
Britain
Leno
Turkey
Sherman
Great Britain
Alaskan
Athens
Mel Standen
William Vernon
Venton
Corces
Crete
Greece
Mussulmins
Montenegro
Pulgaria
Roumania
Alleged Securities Hypothecation Case At Illinois University
A judge accuses a party of hypothecating securities of the Dank and Illinois University and misusing proceeds. A court clerk’s records show about $41,000 traced to the receiver as part of the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Wisconsin Legislature Reports On Various Bills And Actions
The Wisconsin Legislature discussed bills on agriculture reforms and medical regulation, and considered finance for the fish and game law. Bills passed or concurring included tax and licensing changes for express companies, a governor appointed tax commission, and revised banking code. Debates covered university matters, parole provisions, and school district salaries. An attorney general opinion addressed a damages suit notice timeline, while several measures advanced or stalled in committee.
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Mailison
Senate
Assembly
Ist
Stames Din
Rovernor
State Board of Control
Prissui
I. Assembly Bis
Tax Commission
Cath
Langs
McGrath
Lewis
Partiaam Caucuses
Whitman
Whitehead
Notien
Highwava
Genera
Wisconsin Legislature Debates Bills On Taxes, Civil Service, and Public Works
The Wisconsin legislature advanced several measures including a civil service reform and police oversight bill, a tax exemption for parks, and funding for public libraries and the State Historical Building. Other actions included appropriations for a state prison, tax and railroad regulation debates, and moves toward constitutional amendments and public observances, with extensive committee work and multiple bills sent to engrossment or third reading.
Federal Law Makers Partisan House Session Ends With Taxi Bill
Washington April 11 The house resolved into partisan debate over committees and did little beyond passing a taxi bill. On April 16 Senator Hunsbronga proposed a bill to create a three person Bread Foods Commission under the secretary of agriculture to study and promote bread foods in Oriental countries with a $30,000 appropriation. Senator Ves criticized a provision restricting sectarian Indian schools and West said he would not oppose it. The Uncompahere Indian reservation in Utah was opened to public entity, amid debate. The session adjourned to Monday.
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Madison
Goyarmar
Moillivray
Goodell
Senate
Stout
Assembly
Davis
Mila
Iinsun
Ois
Baxter
W. A. Jones
Stilo Historical Society
Angont
Rosenkrans
Forest County
Oneida
Vilas
Tyour
Thayer
Kim
San Jose
Wisconsin Keeley Institute Coriracy
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Hal
Webster
State University
Lewis
Madieco
Aps
Ageermbty Ceseantion
Snd
Austin, Waalet
Mills
Whitehead
University
Davie
Peterson
Judiciary Committee
Lamereux
Austin
Mitiaa
Sane
Wausau
Stevens Point
Barnum
Bieety
Wausru
Ivantad
Duckstaff
Ray
Varkey
Tuckes
Messrs. Barnum
Bechtel
Bullard
Deshin
Eiwarde
Prink
Froehild
Gawin
Lange
Maentz
Plummer
Poluheck
Sweeting
Thomas
Wipperman
Monsreau
Dil
Sp. Crosse
Oshkosh
Superior
Racine
Shebnvgan
Chaire
Green Bay
Mari
Appletin
Fond Dulin
Tinesville
Ashland
Wasi
Milwaukee
Prats
Q. Emery
Wapperman
Waupaca
Washington
Hunsbronga
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Bendtor Ves
West Ithat
Utah
Quote on urban crowding and trolley cats cure
A parrot philosopher cites the great curse of modern life overcrowded cities. Another man agrees and suggests trolley cats and attendants will eradicate the evil in time.
Beautiful Eda Sickles Captures Spanish Heiress In Kansas Visit
Miss Eda Sickles, 21, daughter of Gen. Sickles, a striking Spanish type with brownish black hair and deep eyes, is praised for beauty and wit. Recently arriving in America after years in a Madrid convent, she reunites with her father aboard a Kansan tour, receiving adoration from veterans and crowds as she travels with him, kissing him each morning and collecting bouquets from stations along the route.
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Eda Sickles
Gen. Sickles
America
Madrid
Spain
Staten
Gen. Grout
George Grandon Sickles
Eda Slickies
Con. Sickles
Bicci
Imi
New York
Grand Central
Sickle
Mic
Eda
Will
Neepe
Azer
Ieaxe
Kansas
Sickles
Llansas
City Star
New Brick Plant Aims To Revitalize San Francisco Industry
An incorporated California Stone Minele company plans a $60,000 project near San Francisco to build facilities for producing bricks from sand and stone. Led by Professor E G Brive of Washington, the process uses a flux bond and powdery stone to form bricks in about ten hours, claiming lower fuel use and costs.
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San Francisco
California Stone Minele Company
Earth
E.G. Brive
Washington
The Return Trip Incident Report
A physician aboard an ambulance asks the driver where they are headed after transporting an injured citizen. The driver replies he is returning to gather supplies or a tree while proceeding to the scene with the patient, mentioning San Francisco Ware in the narration.
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San Francisco
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Mio
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Vlee
Union
Steve Yards Company
Pp. Fi. Armour
Packer
Stev. I. Me McTivaine
Opé
Princeton College
York
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C. W. Spaulding
Fe Globe
Chivas
DAL
Bus ‘Ton
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James Kelly
J. J. Mubray
Caroline Bown
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Iown
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William J. Bryan
Cleveland
Democrate
T Q
Globe Savings Bank of Chicago
Aligold
Spalf
Legislature
Madson
Welton
Wissonsin
Mission Ridge
Chicamaugua
Senae
Wis
Davsi
My.sutley
Cartain
Yaurans
Lierusa
Wheeler
Esmageul Tyad
Minch
Agen
Butchey
A & Hind
Funn
Wi A Jones
Nias
Heteron
Lach
Messrs
Bech~vel
Davideva
Edweeds
Hail
McDonald
Walt
Mr. McGrack
Tory
Rajser
Mandad
Pasave
Claims Committee
House Military Affaire Committee
Madigan
Beantat Burke
Biil
Hall
Mosher
Merril
Conger
Densett
Seater Neonett
Church
Weliun
Vane
Moetwath Maide
Simon
State Board of Immigration
Senate Billa
Nea
Wisconsin Veterana
Minoh
Emily Tikes
Silason
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