Bills Making Appropriations for the St Louis Fair
Wisconsin assembly debates extensive appropriation bills on February 11 with requests totaling hundreds of thousands. Measures include $225,000 for St Louis fair supplies, $10,000 for university livestock, $20,000 for a cemetery monument, $250,000 for normal school support, and various local and state funding proposals.
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Mattison
Ihele
Iron River
St. Lows
Yair
McCatlard
Richland A
University Iem
Wiliams
Cambria
Andersonsville
Georgia
Lord
Wits
Trey Normal Sehool Tun Ipeome
Wso
Normal School
Seong Om
Eau Claire Armory
Wargiettia Lye
My. Koch
PO Loche
Euston Onsin
Wisconesin Chousemakers
Sadkhor
Waltuy Selo
Wirrkesha Veterin Acbol
My. Westphal
Sats Fargo
Dudgeon Leads to Judiciary Referral in Oil Trust Probe
The Dudgeon resolution for an investigation of oil trust extortions was referred to the judiciary committee on motion by Mr. Dudgeon. A house bill requiring fees from marriage license seekers was amended to set a two dollar charge. one dollar for regular processing. Douglas county court matters extended a week on Mr. Andrew’s motion. The Ray bill on aldermen terms returned to the committee. Process issuing by justice moved to third reading. Morris bill on attorneys likewise sent forward. Both houses convene at 16 this morning.
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Me. Gilman
Pepert Annie
Labor
Douglas
United States
Haun
Ainswortly
Fopultein
Mee Walt
Magmo Cope
Dinguate
Rveuteigg
Sweden
Ery
Wilase
Minaissippi
Honitearicas
Mi. Sidler
Mary A. Elmiltan
Heite Chase
Atsu
We. Thiessenhusen
Wistelet Court
Mihwaik
Raetlest
Cornell Land Awl Power Company
Chippewa
Hern
Las Agossa and
Northern Railway Country
Black River
Arneman
Crowley
Ate. Lang
Potarson
Smether
Franklin Johnson
Dudgeon
Ninney House
Dudgee
Douglas County Court
Andrew
Ray
Morris
Bethany College President Receives Aid Cable Message
Dr C Swenson, president of Bethany College, received a cablegram from the United States legation at Cuaholm Sweet, urging aid for a starving northern Sweden famine. It requests at least 1 090 000 to avert harvest failure, noting a four week travel in the stricken region and the governor Bailey to take official action.
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Rey
C. Swenson
Bethany College
United States
Cuaholm
Istsiet
Dr. Swengon
Gov. Bailey
Madshorg
Forged Signature on Morgan Bills Reported
Chronicle reports two counterfeit notes purportedly signed by P. Morgan for over 55,008 each were returned as forged. The fraud involved bills circulating in the London market and intended for collection in New York. Origin of the forgeries remains unknown.
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D P. Morgan
Union
The
Chronicle
Morgan
Evidence-Taking Concluded in Grave Robbery Case
Indianapolis Feb 11 The evidence of Dr. Alexander in grave robberies was concluded yesterday The arguments will commence today and the case may go to the jury Thursday Alexander testified on his own behalf denying the allegations and explaining his duties and connection with the college
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Indianapolis
Alexander
Cantrell
Multiple Deaths and Legal Cases Reported Across Midwest States
Obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Jane Murphy of Porrege and Dennis B. His of Fond du Lac with ages given. Ripon and Wadena residents Crane and family reported as dead in separate notices. Jail break attempts by Waukesha criminals thwarted by police, with ongoing trials and bail for several suspects. A Chicago-based assertion lists fire insurance losses from suits by Gyrus Haro against seventeen insurers totaling eighteen thousand dollars. A Catholic home dedication near Appleton honors mission water works. ceremonies followed Roman Catholic rites. Garments firm and local residents named in varied civil and criminal matters, including a murder attempt case near Neosho and wreck reports from Newfoundland, reflecting a broad Midwest-to-Atlantic news beat.
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Jane Murphy
Porrege
Chicago
Dennis
Fond du Lac
Wied
Crane
Ripon
Ve Nity
Fond du Lae
Appleton
UT Gyrus & Haro
Oconto
Hart
Stephenson
Mich
Aed
Hosor
Henry Tayi
Wags Vers
Hupostre
Kinkar
Milwakes
Waukesha Ag
Eagle Bank
Wourt
Tts Corel
Garuegie
Charles Muir
Pine Heer
Colinbhia
Artineton Sagen
Gilduts
Margaret Callow
Willem Aml
Janee Caldew
Aseshire
Scotland
Enim Lo Adlen Wither
Thompson
New Foundland
Albert Ullman
Ulan
Neosho
Sturt
Steamer Madiana Runs Aground Off Bermuda
The steamship Madiana, capt Fraser, carrying excursionists from New York, ran onto a reef near Hamilton Bermuda at 3 am. All passengers and crew were rescued by lifeboats and tugs after a perilous voyage to shore. The ship, its baggage, and mails were saved with no panic among travelers.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Steamship Company
Madiana
Fraser
New York
Caminbeaselands
Josa
Uut
Lie
Bagrage
Madina
la Reef
Orth Rock
Grain inspection bill proposed by Hudnall in Northern Lake City
In Upper House debate focused on an elevator and warehouse inspection bill for Superior. The measure empowers a grain weighing and grading commission to license elevators and regulate storage and shipment, appoints inspectors and deputies, and sets rules, fees, and public market oversight. A separate assembly payroll motion for 2 extra clerks sparked earlier controversy but failed to pass.
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Hudnall
Lake City
Savalor Hidnall
Wiscorsim
Sla
Superior
Turkey
Commission
Senate
Assembly
Hatton
Enue
Wisconsin Senate Bills Introduced in Morning Session
Senatorial action underway as various bills are read including extending regents terms until successors are appointed, extra university funds for expenses and campus projects, a grain commission license, city superintendent standards, and cranberry industry aid with appropriation. Total request listed around 217000 dollars.
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Hatton
Stowt
University of Wisconsin
Morse
Jofice
Union
Ripon
Beach
Hudnall
Roohr
Miller
Renkema
Wisconsin Tightens Rebates Rules And Penalties For Shipping
A proposed Wisconsin act imposes heavy penalties on giving or receiving rebates, and requires railways to file monthly affidavits confirming compliance. Shippers and carriers face fines and forfeitures for violations. officers and corporations may bear strict liability with penalties up to five hundred dollars per offense, to be collected by the state.
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Sebates
Wisconsin
Berminess
Jesus Lied
Slullan
Savin Shah
Amy
Shiv
Sears
Byers
Relton
Bowen Finally Accepts Protocols for Venezuela Settlement
Washington 11 Great Tri tain reports Bowen formally accepts the protocol for Venezuela. German and Italian accords are being revised to align with British terms. Bowens note of acceptance to London signals progress, with a $240,000 advance payment issue tied to Castro under scrutiny and a potential last minute hitch not blamed on allied representatives.
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Washinguon
Great Tritain
Bowen
Venezuela
Bosya
London
Castro
Bowens
Morgan Arraigns Trust Blockade and Statehood Debate
Senator Morgan of Alabama attacks a blockade on the statehood bill in a heated session. He cites tariff and commerce delays while detailing proposals for a two-state arrangement and a presidential appointment within the treasury. The Senate adjourned after a brief executive session as debate continued.
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Agein Enyie
Sanatos Morgan
Alabama
Bie
Ranferunee
Mason
Payne
Blackburn Pittodaeed
Beth Maine
Tawa
Cublomt
Chiatraay
Pee Combi
Soa
Banani Company
Senate Morgan
Soya Gulbour
Senate
Robert BR. Armstrong
Benaware
Owlangma
Tadiah Territory
Arizona
New Mexico
Royal Princess complains of strictness of family
February report from repots that a princess of Saxony complains about the rigidity of Bavarian royal kin. The note mentions her and her husband’s lineage affecting perceptions. Health is described as good despite personal strains.
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Fen
Saxony
Lyon
Reopening Dreytus Case Aims to Prove Innocence
A proposition to reopen the Dreytus case argues that government holds key evidence allegedly proving Dreyfus innocence. The motion contends the new materials could exonerate him, challenging established judgments and reopening debates over the case.
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Dreytus
Dreyfus
Comes Home Drunk, Killed by His Son in Iowa
Wobbstee City Iowa February 11 Daniel Flystad a Jewel area resident was beaten to death Tuesday alive by his son Dankie Flystad He came home drunk and in a row was killed probably in self defence
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Wobbstee City
Iowa
Daniel Flystad
Jewel
Dankie Flystad
Prominence Figures and Educational Tours Across Nations
A mix of brief items notes prominent figures and diplomatic ties. Charles S. Dole greets Charlie Dole from Stanford friends in Honolulu. Representative Bankhead of Alabama discusses funding for southern education, joking about 75 cents for axle grease. Australian education officials Turner and Knibbs tour U.S. colleges to study teaching methods for potential adoption. Townsend, Belgian minister, is mentioned in a London context. A British social leader visits London with influential friends and royal circles.
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Bankhead
Ahilama
Tank
Smith
Michigan
Gald Bankhead
W. Turner
G. H W. Knibbs
New Sutc Wales
Ayer
Mir .Turner
Ancel Puuiie School
Sydney
Mr. Kriths
Universuu
America
Amrovlosws
Chicago to arbitrate strike differences and jail escape report
Telegrams from various locales describe a botched jail escape in Jacksonville and a Chicago strike in dispute with managers agreeing to arbitration. Reports mention imminent workforce resumption and upcoming state associations in Illinois and neighboring states.
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Jacksonville
Chicago
Managers Association
Canada
Wilde Station
Illinois State Bolders Association
Minesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Nation News
Fenauta Conferchce
Reception to Solons in Paris Prompted by Dreyfus Case
Paris February 11 socialist deputies announce meetings to discuss reopening the Dreyfus case amid ongoing agitation and political maneuvering.
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Dreyfus
Paris
Tidal Wave In Society Isles Rival Martinique
Paris reports a cyclone devastated the Tua Motn group in the Society Islands, French dependencies south of Tahiti. Relief measures are planned though official casualty details remain unavailable. New Zealand dispatches state the Friendly and Cools islands were untouched by the tides reported around January 31.
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Society
Isles
Martinique
Paris
Essenial
Nis
Tahiti
Society ‘Islands
United States
Society Islands
Colonial Office
Tha Hsagier
Auckland
New Zealand
Friendly Islands
Cools Islands
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O’nail
Lil
Burt
Custom
Charles S. Dole
Honolulu
Stanford
Rice
Neilig
Irwin
Charlie Dole
Townsend
Gainister
Briet
Solons
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