Russian Navy Reform Hinted Amid Japan War Outlook
Reports from Paris and St Petersburg discuss Admiral Rojestvensky’s bleak prospects. A Russian official cites a 20 month timeline to reorganize the navy, with peace favored if Japan holds port Arthur and other seized lands. Mirsky's resignation from interior post looms as reform plans falter.
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Varig. Dati
Don Lusso
North Sea Commission
Echo de Paris
Rleview
Nicholas
Japan
Donbassett
Rorostvensky
Norton to Testify Before Interstate Commission
Secretary Morton will travel to Chicago to testify before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The hearing will review claims that the Santa Fe granted rebates to the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company in violation of the law. Morton previously served as vice president of that railroad.
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Commerce Commission
Washington
Jah
Morton
Chicago
Interstate Commission
Santa Fe Yond
Colorado Fuel & Irone Company
Mrr
Mandrews Woman Still Wants to Die After Attempt
Miss Coeula Mer Andrews, who attempted death by her own action Monday night, remains under constant doctor care in Waterloo. She declares in consciousness that she desires to die and is blamed for a death involving B. Burton, while a nurse’s remark about improvement was misread. Her mouth throat and stomach are severely burned and her eyes are troubling. Parents cling to hope of recovery as her condition stays precarious.
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Waterloo
Inwa
Coeula Mer Andrews
B. ¥. Burton
The Emperor Hears The Voice Of The Majority
The passage notes the emperor now hears the authentic voice of most intelligent subjects. It describes petitioners as firm foes of disorder and suggests the emperor is markedly influenced as he considers the present design.
Russian reform talks spark cautious provincialism
The New York Tribune notes that provincial representatives push for peopled governance in Russia but avoid popular applause and indiscretions. They are described as treacherously conservative in urging the imperial people participate in government.
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Europe
United States
Russia
Empire
New York Tribune
Factory Burns at Onalaska Destroys Gedney Plant
A January 11 fire at the B S Gedney company pickle factory in Onalaska caused about 46000 in damage. The fire, started possibly by an incendiary, engulfed the interior while the plant was empty, destroying much of the season's output and delaying operations. rebuilding of the damaged section will begin immediately with help from the local fire department.
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Onalaska
Picble
Te B.S. Gedney Company
Tae
Lay Crysse
Appleton Boy Dies In Schoolroom During Blizzard
In Appleton on January 11 a six year old pupil named Peter Fass collapsed and died in a schoolroom while his guardian walked to fetch him home from school during one of the harshest winter storms. Fass was considered an early pioneer resident of Appleton.
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Appleton
Sehool
Peter Fass
Janesville Business Men Form Club to Decide Clubhouse
Janesville on January 11 forms a Business Men's club with 100 members signing a petition for $80 each. A meeting this week will decide if the clubhouse is bought or rented, with $3,000 to be raised from member subscriptions if purchased outright.
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Janesville
Janeasville
Ciue
Farmers Corner Suspects After Attack on Mrs Teagarden
In Bloomington Illinois farmers 20 miles east halted three men suspected of torturing Mrs Teagarden to seize her money. The suspects fled into a corn field surrounded by locals. one man was captured.
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Bloomington
Ill
Relatives Settle James Wallace Case in London Return
James Wallace, captured in London after a long search, will not face prosecution in Marquette for alleged airing of funds belonging to his family. A settlement was reached by Wallace's relatives in Milanaire Breitung's city, avoiding further legal action.
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Marquette, Mich
James Wallace
London
England
M- Moyer
Milanaire
B. N
Wisconsin Man Shot by Moros on Jolo Island
Private William ONeill of Troop K Fourteenth Cavalry, and Second Lieut James Jewell were killed on Jolo island Philippines. Several others were wounded including Roy Asbrook and Walstead Dorey. Major Scott governor of the island led a force against Moro outlaws with gunboat support.
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Wastington
D.C
Jan
William
O'Neil
Fourteenth Cavalry
Catherine O'Neil
Winnacone
Wis
Jolo Island
Philippines
James M. Jewell
Rey Washbrook
Seventeenth Infantry
Harry E. Morrin
Mark G. Drummond
Co. A
Halsted Dorey
Fourth Infantry
de Camp
Robert C. Richardson, Jr
George K. Thomas
Eighteenth Battery
Field Artillery
Manila
Jolo
Janes J. Jewell
Fourteenth United States Cavalry
Roy W. Asbrook
Walstead Dorey
Fourth United States Infantry
R. C. Richardson
Quiros
Lieut
Walker
St. Paul
AL Superior
Mercury
Minnodase
Canadian Northwest
AL Olathe
Cockrell
Interstate Commerce Commission
James D. Yoomans
Rhenish
West Philan
Witboys
Africa
Baron von Nauendlorf
Washington
Frederick the Great
Germany
Manchuria
Kuropatkin
Mukden
Kuropetkin
Shakhesver
New Haven
Conn
Willian Jr
Bryan
Robinson
Philo &. Bennett
Iis
Byran
Connecticut Supreme Court
Naphitia
New York
Bermuda
James J. Jewall
Union Pacific to Start Employee Benefit Association
The Union Pacific railroad announces the creation of a benefit association for its employees. A tax of 50 cents per month will be deducted from each employee to fund care for illness or injury, with Omaha as the connection point for the program announced on January 10.
Novel idea frames author with leaves from writings
A creative photograph frame idea combines叶 with passages from the author’s own writings. Pictures are arranged carefully to form a pleasing visual effect and honor the writer in a unique display.
Board of Inquiry Meets on Bishop Charges Despite Quorum Gap
Reading January meeting of seven board members failed to reach quorum but agreed to continue probing charges against Bishop Veloot. Secretary Gutier of Mincheilar says charges remain, with no withdrawal possible, as Bish op Tuttle reportedly refuses to acquiesce to withdrawal requests.
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Reading
Veloot
Lon
Wy Irvine
Kriday
Pany
Ie Phages
William B. Gutier
Mincheilar
Huntingdon
Els
Snners
Tuttle
Butler
Pothius
Willacu
Governor Deneen’s daughter safely operated on
Little five year old daughter of Governor Deneen underwent successful appendicitis surgery in Chicago. Surgeons reported the operation went well and recovery prospects appeared favorable. The governor, recalled from Springfield, said he would remain away from the state capitol until his child’s condition improved.
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Deneen
Chicayo
Dooreithy Deneen
Springfeld
State Capitol
Two Chinamen Arrested in Ashland Smuggling Probe
Ashland Wisconsin police arrested ji Lee Sing and Lee Gong Yoks on a border smuggling charge. Inspector Davis led the action and the men were to be taken to Maison for trial as Wisconsin investigates alleged large scale illegal entry of Chinese nationals.
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Ashland
Wis
Jan
ji—Lee Sing
Lee Gong Yoks
Inspector Davis
Ken
Maison
Wisconsin
Noted Lutheran Dies at Gettysburg College Seminary
Edmund J. Wolfe, president of the General Synod at the Lutheran Church of America, died yesterday in Gettysburg. He was a professor of biblical archaeology and ecclesiastical history at the Lutheran Theological Seminary, Gettysburg, and exegesis in the New Testament. He served as joint editor of the Quarterly Review of the Lutheran Church for many years.
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Gettysburg
Une Rey
Edmund J. Wolfe
General Synod
Lutheran Churcl of America
Bleome Pera
Sheological Seminary
Quarterly Review of the Litheran Churea
Manon Man Arrests Murder Suspect Linked to Ohio Case
Hearry Miller was arrested in Manon Ind for the murder of James Cline in Findlay Ohio fourteen years ago. Mrs. Cline identified him on the street, triggering the arrest. He will be taken to Findlay for trial.
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Manon
Ind
Hearry Miller
James Cline
Findlay
Ohio
Missouri Legislature to Probe Brewers Charge
Representative Grace of St Louis filed a House resolution calling for an investigation into a report that St Louis brewers had given 21000.10 dollars. Thomas K Neidringhaus serves as chairman of the state Republican committee.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Grace
St. Louis
House
St. Lows Brewers
Thomas K. Neidringhaus
Republican
senators and caucus clash over resolution in legislature
A contentious resolution stirred the legislature as representatives rose seeking recognition. A move to lay the resolution on the Bible triggered a heated roll call, highlighting tensions between delegates and the caucus nominee for United States senator.
Farmers Oppose Sheridan Drive Protest at City Farms
Farmers organize a protest near Calengo to oppose the Sheridan drive from the state line to Milwaukee citing fear of a general tax to fund completion. The movement gathers residents from Han City Farms and surrounding areas ahead of January 11.
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State Line
Milwaukee
Calengo
Designation of coin weight and fineness examiners
In Washington the president designates commissioners to examine weight and fineness of coins reserved at the several mints for the calendar year 4904. Named are J. H. Southard of the House of Representatives and Elise Roberts, treasurer of the United States, with approval.
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Washington
Iaw
Lee Secreticy Shaw
J. H. Southard
House of Representariv
Elise Roverts
Unitel States
News in Brief: Nobel and global shifts across continents
A chaotic mix of reports shows a Berlin assassination attempt on a dentist, US ambassadorial nomination to Brazil, Russian naval movements near Port Said, and Mongolian mission deaths. Across the Atlantic, cold snaps hit Minnesota and Washington to heavy losses. fire devastates East Olathe business district. stock of legal and political moves include Senator Cockrell’s I C C post, and an impeachment panel completes its article list against Judge Swayne.
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Gleena
Slivester
Amerie
Sicile
Berlin
Senate
David
S‘howpson
Nebraska
Brazil
Botfovsky
Suda Bay
Crete
Bogdono
Alexieff
Mongolia
Swayne
Davis
Simeon Belden
W. C. Q'Neal
Six Justices on Supreme Bench in Sanden Estate Case
Madison, Jan 11. James C. Kerwin joins Wisconsin Supreme Court. Decisions include Ellen Victoria Sandon upheld to share in $30,000 estate as adopted daughter of late Robert K. Sandon, despite will dated May 14, 1894. Natural heirs contested. court affirms probate. Other rulings cover reassessment of West Allis vote, fire policy clause invalidations, and numerous appeal outcomes across statute, liens, and trusts.
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Leasily
Natural Hills
Robert K. Sanden
Dove
Madison
James C. Kerwin
Weathey
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
Sievecker
Supreme Coart
Ellen Victoria Sandon
Robert K. Sandon
Tae Man
Frank B. Wrnne
A. G. Zimmermay
Supreme Court
George M Leonard
August Rosenthal
West Allis
Rosenthal
oMec
Leonard Wor
Leonard I
Leonard
Equitable Insurance
Frank W. Jacobs
The
Queen's Insimaner Co
Cassaday
Mr. Jacobs
Milwaukee
Stevens
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Associated Press II
Prinea Mirsky
Hus
MM. Witte
Sismarck
Norton
Zematvor
Battie
Morgs
Irvine-Talbot
Board OF Inquiry
Freetedings
Wolfe
Supreme Bench
James
Kerwin
Wausar Telephone Co
United Firemens Ing. Go
Stross
A. S. Fumt
J. A. Swenson
Harrison
Flint
Len Swenson
Blenecker
D. M. Roberts
Ernest N. Warner
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R. J. McWatty
Mon
Na Toe Kanouse
Romanzo Parks
John Parks
Middleton
Plintiffs
Price County
Parks
Caeeday
Tignfoot
Winnebago Tyadler
Brehm
U. S. Midelity
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Iike
Ridgeville
Triad Tranceco
Hotel
Jue Ued Slebecker
Badger Lumber Co
Sterg
Jade
Gumishee
Justice Winslow
Schuvidey
Monson Va. Lewis
Robert Sandon
Sherry
Madier
Justice Marshall
Rowell
Smith
Moyer
Fuather
Heimlich
Tabor
Huber
Stark
Justice Dodge
Koerher
Patek
Gilvert Paper Co
Whiting Paper Co
Oscar M. Fritz
Jaquith
Cent Iry. Co
Achmed
Wheeler Va
Seamans
Smith Vs. N.A. Nail Life Ins. Co
Swenson
Atirmec
Slebecker
Hoffman
Peterson
Justice Slebecker
Shawano County
Sexton
Shuter
Carpenter
Roberts
Chippewa Valley Land Co
Hetard
Superior Realty and Investment Co
Bradshaw
George A. Glimore
Gray
Badger State Long Distance Telephone Co
Fairings
Mut
Life Ins
Arnold Va. Randall
Rylander
Aplt
Laursen
L. HM. Mead
Ant
State
de Forest
Hote
la K. Luse
Thos
C. B. Crown Had
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Engl Ys
Hardell
Costa Davelaarve, Cty
Hingis Steel Co
John Et al
Mitc Tem
Koller
Fanske
Hadden
Ludwig
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