Administration caucus seals pledge and selects leaders
Madison January 11 1904 officers of the Senate and Assembly caucuses were chosen for the new session amid pledges to uphold the party platform. James J Mouilivray was named president pro tem in the Senate and Leo K Eaton was nominated chief clerk. In the Assembly Lenroot presided with Wallace W Andrew elected chairman and Dahl’s pledge measure sparked walkouts by about a dozen assemblymen.
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Senate
James J. Mouilivray
Black River Falls
Ghlet Lerk
Leo K. Eaton
Oshkosh
Iabe
Madison
Assembly
Z. P. Beach
Jefferson County
W. H. Hatten
New London
O. G. Munson
Virogua
James H. Stout
Menomore
McGillivray
James A. Prear
Hudson
Frear
George B. Hudnall
Noming
A. L. Kreutzer
Wausau
Leo K. Baran
I. FB. Stevens al Gahkosh
Republican Senate Organization Caucus
Etete Central Committee
Republican Senate Caucus Committee
Aftter
Equets Committee
Hannall
State Central Committee
Whitehead
George E. Bryant
Rock County
Lenroot
Connor
Wallace W. Andrew
Superior
Snd
Henry A. Huber
Stoughton
Dah
Republican Party
University
H. L. Brooks
Lincoln County
WE. Burdemr
Brown County
John S. Dunlond
la Crosse County
Elitikes
Winnebago County
Edward A. Everett
Oneida
Vilas and Ton
William C. Hanson
Rock
Frederick Harting
Milwaukee
F. HW. Johnson
Walworth
Pliny Norcrass
George Page
Joseph B
Warner
Andrew
Democratic Diagnosis at Jackson Club Banquet
William Jennings Bryan and National Chairman Taggart spoke at the Jackson Club banquet in La Fayette Indiana, discussing Democratic strategy. Taggart reviewed the last four campaigns, noting dissatisfaction with the national convention and election day protests, while Bryan urged renewed Jacksonian spirit to energize the party and blamed gold standard factions for past defeats.
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Bryan
Taggart
LaPayette
Ind
William Jennings Bryan
Parker
Marty
Andrew Jackson
K Ay
Aone
Alleged Bank Defaulters Held in Big Bond
L. P. Ougher and J. R. Zimmerman, Wooster Ohio bank officials, were arrested in Victoria British Columbia and brought to Cleveland. They appeared before U S commissioners, pleaded not guilty, waived preliminary hearing, and were held on $15,000 bail each. The Wooster National Bank, closed November 19, reportedly faces a deficit near $250,000.
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Cleveland
L. P. Ougher
J. R. Zimmerman
Wooster
Ohio
National Bank
Secret Service
Victoria
B. C
United States
Ougher
Zimmerman
Peabody Contest To Be Heard In Colorado Legislature
Denver January 11 Governor Peabody’s notice of contest will be filed January 15 the last day allowed by law Attorney Hersey in charge expects difficulty preparing papers before then He is confident of Peabody’s outcome and says the hearing will take at least six weeks The investigation should be fair and impartial and the rightful winner must be seated The powerful Colorado business and financial interests say the inquiry must be clean and thorough and the legislature must act on the facts to seat the candidate with the greatest votes
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Denver
Peab Hody
Hersey
Woo
Peabody
Thhiere
Matt
Lass
Colorado
Commonwealth
Four Men Die in Rockland Mine Shaft Accident
Four men were instantly killed and no others injured when a cable broke during a descent at Rockland mine being sunk for Victoria Mining Co in Houghton Michigan. The deceased include William Petrosé and four others, two Austrians and a Finn, names not learned.
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Houghton,Mich
Rockland
Victoria Mining Company
William Petirosé
Finlaader
Morton Makes Big Gift to St John’s Cathedral
Levi P. Morton former vice president and New York governor donates 600000 dollars to the fund for completing the Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York City. The amount was announced last week with his name withheld until yesterday.
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St. John's Cathedral
New York
Levi P. Morton
United States
Cathedral of St. John, the Divine
Mr. Morton
Farmer In Two Rivers Admitted To Osakozh Asylum
John Buebon, a 40 year old farmer from Two Creeks near Two Rivers, was committed to the Osakozh asylum after suffering epileptic fits and a period of insanity. He had sold his large farm to relatives.
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Mankowoe
Tan
John Buebonad
Two Rivers
Osakozh Asylum
Two Creeks
House Must Take the First Step in Tariff Revision Talk
Washington reports rising debate on a tariff revision with a possible extra session. President Roosevelt favors early action and may convene Congress to pass a tariff measure, while House leaders and Senate confidants weigh whether to act before the next regular session.
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Washington, Jan
Congress
Senate
House
White House
Senate Conferans
Ways and Means
Washington
Roosevelt
Afty-ninth Congress
No Race death by own action There North of England Families
In the north of England large families were once common. A Cumberland man and wife reportedly had thirty children, with all attending the christening of the thirty first. Earlier, Thomas Greenhill asked the Duke of Worfolk for an augmentation to his coat of arms as seventh thousandth child of his parents. A Conway churchyard epitaph recalls Nicolas Hocker of Conway, a gentleman, whose body lay in that tomb.
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William Hooker
Peter Smith
New Jersey
Enor
Peter
Thomas Beatty
Drumcondra
Willian Frost
Galphay
Tupoo
Sturar Voy
England
Sumberland
Thomas Greenhill
Lana
Conway
Nicolas Hocker
Banking and Currency Talks In Senate Session
Washington Jan 11 The Senate focused on banking and currency to improve conditions with a competitive bidding amendment for government deposits. Impeachment charges against Judge Charles Swayne were announced, Harold J Lyon was confirmed consul at Chungking, and the statehood bill gained a measured advance with Indian affairs amendments while another reefon addressed Bering Sea seizures.
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Harold L. Lynn
Minnesota
Chungking
China
Senate
Washington
Williams
Mississippi
Charles Swayne
Palmer
Pennsylvania
Ue Commitiee
Harold J. Lyon
Cullom
Bie
Committee On Appropriations
House
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Conberes
Lbor
Committee On Indian Affairs
Stewart
Newlands
Indian Territory
Bering See
Rew Corporations Articles of Incorporation Summary
The Secretary of State records several incorporations: The National Blestte Nut Co in Milwaukee with $100,000 capital. incorporators Henry J. Drapers, William E. Black, Henry Mf. Carpenter. The Wigwam Oil Co in Stevens Point with $180,000 capital. incorporators O. C. Moe, F. J. Carpenter, M. A. Hadcock. The Lincoln Club in Racine with no capital. incorporators Arthur Pugh Temiel Owen and A. Grier plus 50 others. The Wisconsin Transportation Co in Sheboygan with $100,000 capital. incorporators Peter Reiss, John P. Reiss, Paul T. Kres. The Tomahawk Pulp & Paper Co in Bradley, Lincoln county. amendment to raise capital from $50,000 to $160,000. officers CG. H. Pride president and B. A. Ride secretary.
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Houser
National Blestte Nut Co
Miwaukee
Capital Stock
Henry J. Drappers
William E. Black
Henry Mf. Carpenter
Tae Wigwam Oil Co
Stevens Point
Portage County
O. C. Moe
F. J. Carpenter
M. A. Hadcock
Lincoln Club
Racine
Tommed
Arthur Pugh
Temiel Owen
A. Grier
Wisconsin Transportation Cd
Sheboygan
Peter Reiss
John P. Reiss
Paul T. Kres
Tomahawk Pulp & Paper Co
Bradley
Lincoln County
Lady Matde Bareacres Companions Misheard Exchange
In a fragment from a Women's Companion column, Miss Vassargurl quips about lack of ancestors while Lady Matde Bareacres asserts advantage in a wry exchange. The brief snippet hints at social foibles and witty banter characteristic of the periodical.
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Miss Vassargurl
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