Quarles Named for Wisconsin Seat as Jenkins Retires
Washington February 27 President Roosevelt nominated William H. Seaman to the United States district bench for eastern Wisconsin and Senator J. G. Quarles to the Seventh Circuit after Judge James G. Jenkins resigns. Jenkins retires on full pay and Seaman’s confirmation will fill the vacancy.
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Washington
Preslont Roosevelt
United States
Seventh Judicial Circuit
Wisconsi Ilinois
Indiana
Willam H. Seaman
Wisconsin
Joseph ¥. Quakes
Jenkins
Milwaukee
James G. Jenkins
Seaman
Senator Quarles
United States Circuit Court of the
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Judge Seaman of Wisconsin and Mining Disaster Updates
This clipping profiles Judge William H. Seaman of the U S District Court for the Eastern District of Wisconsin, noting his career from printer to judge and his political alignment as a Democrat. It also reports on rescue efforts at the Virginia mine disaster near Birmingham with one body recovered and seven more believed in the water.
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Quarles
Seaman
Wisconsin
Indiana
Milnois
He Bas
Court of Appeals
Jonking
Osler
Washington
Jenkins
Dudge
Birmingham
Virginia
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Notable Wisconsin Jurists and Politicians Chronology
Information outlines the careers of multiple figures from Wisconsin and nearby states. It notes a federal judge from Milwaukee and later a judge of the seventh judicial district, plus details on a Kenosha politician and long public service. The text mentions births in 1834 and 1843, Civil War service, roles as district attorney, mayor, school board president, state assembly and senate member, and a potential Senate appointment with La Follette context.
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Seaman
William H. Seaman
Unites States District Court
Easturn
Wisconsin
Jenking
United States
Elrewhl coUrt
Way Torn
New Berlin
Miewaukee County
Wauke
William and
Archisle Crane Seaman
Sheboygan
Times Printing Office
United States District Court
Ecasteen District
Board of Regents
the State University
State Bar Association
Kenoshi
Kenosha
University of Michigan
Wisconsin Infantry
Quarles
Kenosha County
Chicago Defeats Wisconsin In Athletic Meet 18 To 28
Chicago Wins a track and field meet against Wisconsin with a score of 18 to 28. Winners include Waller on the 100 yard dash for Wisconsin, Catlin of Chicago in the 120 yard high hurdles, Lyon of Chicago in the mile, Lightbody of Chicago in the half mile, Miller of Wisconsin in the shot put, and Lightoody of Chicago in the mile. Event times and distances noted with several second places for Chicago and Wisconsin.
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Hugerson
Catlin
Chica
Mavcy
Chicare
Lyon
Hean
Lightbody
Miller
Wis
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Lightoody
Dunlaney
Brown
Wisconsio
Groman
Chicago Wins Two Championships in Bowling Tourney
Milwaukee February 26 reports Unteago carned two championships and St Pagans in the bowling tourney ending Saturday night. Gunthera No. 2 of Chicago won first money in the Ovemen class with 2 789. Stratch and Rolfe of Chicago first in doubles with 1 218 and C M Anderson of St Paul 651 led the individual class. Saturday’s play kept the leaders steady with Anderson 651 Henning 646 Hopfer 633 Peterson 625 Al Neon 623 Faetz 623 Tabler 621 E A Pfeifer 609 W W Ott 608 Arelbach 608 W Payne 644. In the four five Woman teams Chicago Metropole 2 178 Chicago tables 2 070 Milwaukee ladies 1 807 Medtaon ladies 1 602.
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Washington
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Faetz
Tabler
EA. Pfeifer
WW. Ott
la Crone
Arelbach
Columbus
W. Payne
Peoria
Madlson Gitte
Chicago Metropotee
Telephone and Telegraph Statistics From A 1902 Bulletin
A Commerce and Labor bulletin presents the first complete U S summary of telephone and telegraph systems for 1902. It notes telephones vastly outnumber telegraphs and grew faster, with high usage in the South and West, especially California and New York, while New Jersey and some other states show lower per capita activity. The report compares devices per 100 inhabitants, messages per capita, and messages per telephone across states and regions, highlighting regional patterns and urban versus rural development.
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Bank boss held in contempt over refusal to testify
Chicago reports William H. Bunt former president of the Pan American Banking Company refused to take the witness stand in Referee Wean’s court. He is declared in contempt and will face further proceedings before Judge Kohlstaat in U S district court. Lawyers for Receiver Day pursue contempt action amid ongoing litigation involving the bank.
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William H. Bunt
pan-American Banking Company
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Wean
Hunt
Receiver Day
Bank Wiil Appeat
Kollstaat
United States District Court
Kohlstaat
Pan- American Banking Company
Elevator fall kills two at Rock Island arsenal
Davenport Feb 28 A railing elevator in the Rock Island arsenal toppled yesterday afternoon killing Edward O Toole and injuring Leon W Hunt and August Abel. All were workmen in the gun carriage department.
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Jaws
Rock Island Arsenal
Edward O'Toole
Leon W. Hunt
August Abel
Disraeli Gladstone Witty Rivalry Recalls Dinner Party Jest
Warwick James Price recalls the long standing literary and political duel between Benjamin Disraeli and William Gladstone. Disraeli quips about calamity and misfortune to the rival, while a London dinner party tale leads to a cabinet delay as Disraeli relishes the story.
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Cleveland Man Controls House In Senate Battle
A Cleveland man aided by Republicans and some Democrats gains control of the House, pushes a granite clause, and amends the sundry civil bill. The $65,272,280 measure faces further conference, while the Senate wraps up Judge Swayne’s impeachment trial and passes naval appropriations totaling $100,300,000. Debates include federal supervision of insurance and harbor increases. Dewey reconsiders Cuba trip, and a Webber bill proposes a 0.1 percent tax on bank deposits to shield depositors.
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Burton
Ohio
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Hemenway
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aeTeedty
Columbia
Swayne
Dreyden
New Jersey
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Department of Commerce
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Thy Jhouse
Gblago River
Illlinois
Mississippi River
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Warboard Harbor
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Regents Meet at University in Madison Feb Meeting
The University Regents hold a quarterly session this afternoon at 2 in the law building with full attendance expected. No replacement for Judge J C Kerwin has been named yet as regent. The board will address core institutional matters and possible state legislature actions on university support for growth and development. Secretary E F Riley is ill and will miss his first meeting in over 17 years.
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Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Northern Pacifie Railway
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
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Wiks Athletic
Telephone and Telegraph
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Dewey
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Cuba
North Atlantic
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