Capitol Debates Thin Army Bill in House and Senate
Washington reports show the House devoted a day to army appropriation debate with only a portion of the bill read. In Senate sessions, discussions covered recess appointments and the Panguna question, with actions including a memorial bridge measure and an information request on government carriages.
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Washington
House
Senate
Morgan
John Paul Jones
Secretary of State
State Department
Stone
Missouri
United States
Ge Potomac
Routell
Williams
Mississippi
Boutell
Pastoilion
Mine Workers Conclude Preparations for Wage Conference
In Indianapolis the weakened mine workers have finished preliminary reports ahead of the joint wage conference. Delegates will convene tomorrow after addressing the gathering by Virginia Barlow Leroy of Streator. Mitchell Lewis and Wilson were reelected, a salary proposal of 5,000 per year was rejected. The conference, spanning about a week, aims to resolve demands on run-of-mine and timbering terms amid operator resistance to wage hikes.
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Ininnapolis
Swehiel
Ave
Mitchell
Lenaring
Ing Svale
Indictment and crimes hit multiple figures in 19th century notes
Washingtonian reports an indictment against Senator Burton of Kansas for accepting money from the Mialte Grain and Securities Company of St. Louis to influence officials, with a suggestion of postmaster general interference. Other items: John P. Goorging, Nashua Trust treasurer, charged with embezzling up to 200000 dollars. murder of Miss Sarah Schaefer in Bedford Indiana. Arthur Lynch said to be freed on house arrest. death of Judge Robert Lowry in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Washingtonian
Teen &T. Louis
Burton
Kansas
Mialte Grain Ant Securities Company
St. Louis
Rialto Company
Gorton
Wink Closet
Troysucar
Hedford
Sue
Schaeter
Elkhart
Ind
Mayor Harrison Held to Grand Jury in Iroquois Fire Case
Chicago court actions outline arrests of Mayor Carter Harrison and four others over the December 30 Iroquois Theatre disaster. Coroner's jury findings held several officials responsible for neglect and violations, with bonds posted and arraignments expected.
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Chiesgo
Jah
Chicige
Nix Iilding Commissioneromtt Witshireanarshal
Iroquuis Trestee Company
Edrotere
Thom
Chicago
Ironquois
Xgraph
Carter Warrison
W. J. Tavis
William H. Masham
George Williams
Edward Laughlin
Wiliams
Wiliam Sallees
Tate
Chavis
Wml Geieral
Maison Flairia
Harrison
Wikins
Rha Mishini
Carter A. Harrison
Xorvico
Iine
Pasie
Musham
Ely
Willian Sitlers
Freman
Hia
Sallers
Multen
Cummings
Ruge Carpenter
Prioper
Arickly
Hime Goh
Spondueh
O'Vlook
Crlicial Court
Mereshal Mustain
Vobia
Farrelly
Nagle
Flaherty
Central Station
James FE. Cummings
North
Oakley Avenue
Wiliam McMullen
City Mall
Williams
Mushim
Unirisap
Eiuy Lal
Tole
Tulisau
Gite Coleet
Lie Wat
Akleven
de Courier
Mayer
Japan weighs swift action after Tokyo note
Tokyo reports the Japanese government pressed for a quick response to a recent note from Tupanieat authorities. They fear delays would aid the British and anxiously guard the naval situation. The future policy remains a guarded secret with decisive action expected within days.
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Tokio
Tan
Jaminese
Lars Thu argueMty
Turon de Rosen
Russia
Tipan
Pete
Tupanieat
Ang Sla
Wmpey
Turetherekiy
Bank Officials Arrested In Indianapolis Case
Bank officers Justin L. Brodick and Wilson J. Calling, president and cashier of the defunct Indian National Bank, were rearrested by a U S marshal following grand jury action in Indianapolis. They faced $1,000 bonds. bonds posted at $10 each.
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Bank Oalcars
Wihhart
Lad
Dan
Justin L. Brodick
Wilson J. Calling
Inedian National Bank
Tive Boon
Marshal Petit
Indianapolis
Federal Grand Jury
Whlen
Tuer
Bort
Rexford Endorses Kodol Dy's Pepsia Cure in Wis.
Eben E Rexford literary contributor to the Ladies Home Journal from Shiocton Wisconsin writes that two bottles of Kodol Dy s pepsia Cure strengthened his digestive system and cured chronic indigestion and dyspepsia improving social ease and comfort. he recommends it to others as an invaluable medicine sold at Strauss drug store.
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Eben E. Rexford
The
Ladies’ Home Journal
Kodol
Shiocton
Wis
Strauss Drug Store
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Promotes Piles Remedy
Advert says DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures piles eczema cuts burns and skin diseases. Warns against counterfeit imitations and urges asking for DeWitt's genuine product sold by Strauss drug store. Also promotes Wisconsin Pullman train service with modern coaches dining and cafe service between Chicago Milwaukee Manitowoc St Paul Minneapolis Ashland and Duluth.
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E. C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
DeWitt
Strauss Drug Store
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Manitowoc
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ashland
Duluth
Jas. C. Pond
Milwackee
Wis
Vest-Pocket Doctor and Western Excursions Pitch
An ad touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a quick acting remedy for headache biliousness and constipation. It also promotes Homeseekers Excursions to the northwest west and southwest with low excursion rates via the North Western Line offering reduced fares sleeping cars and other travel amenities through Chicago and its railway agents.
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DeWitt
Strauss Drug Store
Sbove
Chicago &Ilway
Wisconsin Probate Court Appoints Administrations
Wood County probate proceedings announce letters of administration in the estate of Horace Crouch, with R. Crouch named as administrator on January 9 1905. Creditors must present claims for examination and allowance by September 5, 194. Notices to be published in Marshfield weekly newspaper over six weeks.
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Pras
Wisconsin—County Court
Wood Cousty
Kath Willett
Grisham
Grand Haplda
Marshfield
Said
Grane Rapids
Wiey
Wiey Jao, Avn, Hol, Ty the Gonrl
W.d. Conway
Comity Tadees
Pivat Publiquidan
Grr
Wisconsin
Wood County
Prohaus
Horace Crouch
Upewssud
R. Crouch
Nlorace Crouch
Valentine
Grad Bani
Chung
Es Thesusy
Beng Che Uh Cay
Sentearber
Ib Ja
Eioy
Marshite
W. J. Conway
County Ud Pe
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Miss Rowan
Hpenee Wahle
M. D. Deutscher Arzt
Elvin’ Jewelry
Marsafvla
Sexton
H. H. Milber
Manbafield
Loonie al Ue
Rewluvnea
Maple Sureab
Walter Mason
Healdance
Utlee
Alcorn
City Payul
Strongu Ave
Stevens Point
Gmiten Stateu Pension Hurseu
Bargiox L. Tupper
Derting Brook
Cudur
Ofice Phoon
Schiairiur
Oolen
Testolonel
LAW — Renon
J? NF. Cole
Oncoover First National Bank Building
Marynfield
B. Edwards
Ndrews & Kush
Abjornesy
Law Row
W. T. Poad
Marshttuth
H. Lind
Tee
Mos
Pirsy National Gaul
Mat D
DS. Durcessor
V. Kuutky
Otice
Soxtans Drug Store
D. A. Rnilans
Shaduate
Onica
Alivaceah
Nawousi Frania Telpunsa NO. al
Ekinaklan
Powell, WM
Vedenina Ias
Ofos
Adler Ulock
Opera Hulu
Muestilald
Wisconsie
Rose Hill
Northwestern Railroad
John Hyland
Eyaidee
E.f.mechler
Marshfield Times
Northwest
Alitchell
Gol Lynch
London
Daily Telegraph
Caignel Arthur Lynch
Thomas Lipton
Lowry
Fort Werpe
Robert Lowry
Indiana
Ale
Mottay
Jackson Boulevard
le Hives
Cumpaings
Will J. Davis
Grind Boulevard
To- Win
Mar. Davila
Harry J Powers
Hynns
Fio
Calla
Ike
Criminal Court
Harry Klawans
Iroquoia Theater
William A. Reid
Wankegum
Tre
Klawans
Dr. M. Limes
Nlawang
Tapan
Ays
Octarleston
W. K. Hon
Thompson
Erig
W.S. Honn
Astimore
Mabel Galbreath
New York
Augustus Hunt
Weathampton
L. 1
Brasil
Blork Bares
Brazil
Charles A. Knight
Wiaconaln Central Railway
Theo. Musiel
Musiel
Fourth St
Central Ave
William Hirth
Cite Mall
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wis
J. Mettelka
Sid Dexigas
Louis C. Schmidt
Central Avenue
Maneyraup
M. Dunn
O. D
Optician
Rembs & Sturm
Menitzre
Sam
Scheike’s
Eiche
Mace
C.J. Lundgren
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