Still Filibustering as Senate Clears Deficiency Bill
Still filibustering dominates long Senate session as members push to finish business. Amid thousands of roll calls and worn clerks, amendments to the general deficiency measure pass and conference reports move through. Senate leaders clash over tactics while Aldrich financial bill likely to be laid aside for Philippine tariff action today.
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Figor
Senate
Aldrich
Washington
House
Fhruster
Gatuspall
Rolleall
Rollcal
Lees
Algo
Porto Rico
W. C. Gorgan
B. F. Handforth
Tee
Shorety
Quatermass Dead. Oshkosh Lawyer Dies at Home
Walker Wright Quatermass, a prominent Wisconsin lawyer, died Sunday night at his Oshkosh home after a six week illness from typhoid fever and pneumonia that developed heart disease. Born August 6, 1839, in Neerab.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Wright Quatermass
Mr. Quatermass
Lawo
Neerab
Local Figure From Oshkosh Dead After Varied Career
The obituary notes a man educated at district schools and Oshkosh Normal who graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1890. He led the firm Quater mass & Finch until 1897, later partnering with Assemblyman Cowling. He once served as Winnebago County district attorney and ran for city office five years ago but was defeated. Funeral services are planned for tomorrow.
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Oshkosh Normal
University of Wisconsin
Quatermass & Finch
Three End Lives in St Louis Reported
In St Louis on March 3 two women and a man died by their own actions. Mrs Rachael Leblander wife of a sculptor took carbolic acid. Mrs Elizabeth William turned on the gas at her home and was found dead. Thomas Peony a contractor of Canton Illinois visited his brother yesterday and killed himself with carbolic acid after separating from his wife.
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St. Louis
Rachael Leblander
Elizabeth William
Thomas Peony
Canton, II
Hore
Morgan Visits Palma in Courtesy Interview at Palace
Morgan called on President Palma at the palace by appointment with Havang and March S yesterday. An interview lasting about 40 minutes was held, described as a courtesy visit. Palma invited Morgan to dine at the palace tomorrow.
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Havang
Morgen
Palma
Morgan
Menominee Fishermen Carried Away By Ice
Menominee Michigan reports that the lee went out about 20 miles north of the city Sunday carrying 17 fishermen. Seven were rescued but the fate of the remaining ten is unknown as search efforts continue and no further word has been received.
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Marcle
Menominee
Immigration Bill Agreed By Conferees In Washington
Washington March 8 The conferees on the immigration bill reached agreement and it remains as amended by the senate The educational test provision was stricken out The bill fixes two years as the time within which an alien unlawfully entering the United States or found to be a public charge may be deported and from which ports they embarked If the alien is arrested in the United States he is to be deported under the bill to the port of embarkation The senate amendment excluding anarchists was accepted by the house conferees
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Rawlins
AM Inter
Aldrich Financial
Teller
Ile
Carmack
Morgan
Aldrok
I.nior Aldereh
Morgutt
Panamwil Wa
Bailey
Oon
eiTuusterite
Aldrich
Actate
Lodge
Washington
Senate
House
United States
Louse Colsereus
Explosion at Adison cement plant kills workers in New Village
A gas explosion at the Adison cement plant in New Village, North Alabama, near Easton, Pa, left several dead and 25 to 30 injured. A large portion of the plant burned. Six men are unaccounted for and feared dead. Names of victims were not learned.
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Easton
Adison Cement
New Village
N A
Heralus
Removals Justifiable in New York Customs Shakeup
Secretary Shaw denied political motive in New York port removals. He stated changes were for the service's benefit and as a business proposition, signaling a cleansing or efficiency drive rather than a partisan purge.
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Washington
Shaw
Port of
New York
Marietta 18 Withdrawn From Venezuelan Waters
Washington March 3 The United States Navy to withdraw the Marietta 18 from off Laguarra after a note from the secretary stating no reason exists for the warship’s presence in Venezuelan waters. Admiral Coghlan was cabled to pull the vessel from the plovkade where it had lay since the blockade began.
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Unon
Hay
United States
Venezuelan
Navy Department
Coghlan
Marietta
Laguarra
Plovkade
Students on Strike Shuts Hooehead High School
Indignant residents report that after Miss Stuck of Milwaukee was asked to resign, the entire high school walked out in protest. A meeting of citizens and school board is planned in hopes of an amicable settlement.
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Hooehead
Wis
Miss. Stuck
Milwaukee
Burdick Mystery Remains Dark
Buffalo detectives and police questioned scores of persons connected to the murdered man but no progress has emerged in the Burdick case despite near nonstop investigative work.
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Burdick
Buffalo
Republicans win full Delaware Senate representation after split
In Delaware a special session elected J Frank Albee and L Helder Ball as two United States senators, ending four years with no full Republican representation. The move followed pressure from Washington and a compromise between Addicks and regular Republicans, with Democrats reportedly agreeable to the plan.
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Del
Delaware
United States Senate
J. Frank Albe
L. Helder Ball
Washington
J. Edward Addicks
Ohio
Dover
Jomie
Salsbury
Iion
Repr
Addicks
Union
Naval Academy Vacancies Rise After New Legislation
Secretary Moody reports 649 vacancies at Annapolis due to retirement of the outgoing class. Superintendent Captain Brownson must outline next year’s accommodation resources while Moody and congressional representatives plan a system allowing one candidate per year per two-year alternation for nominations.
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Washington
Moody
Annapalis
Naval Academy
Brownson
Congress
Five More Deaths of Typhoid Fever at Cornell
Ithaca N Y March 3 five more persons died in and around Ithaca from typhoid fever all of whom contracted the disease. Seven new cases were reported in the last 24 hours bringing total Cornell students who have died to nineteen. Yesterday's election on municipal control of the waterworks resulted in a decisive victory for city ownership.
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Arburo
M. My. Maren
Fred Waker
Ithaca
Cornell University
N. Y
Tiava
Correll
Yesterg Jas
Maine's Crew Leaves Eighteen Absent Without Leave
From the newly commissioned battleship Maine at Newport News Commander Luerze telegraphs the navigation bureau that eighteen men are absent without leave while the ship is in darkness. Admiral Taylor notes the absentees are not deserters and the count is moderate given the Marine's new crew.
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Washington
Canrain Luerze
Maine
Newport News
Navigation Bureau
Wighteen
Taylor
Marine
Scouts Battle Ladrones Near Mariquina Luzon
Detachments of scouts attacked and defeated a body of ladrones near Mariquina Luzon. After hours of fighting the ladrones were repelled. nineteen were killed and many wounded. Scouts suffered no casualties. Earlier the constabulary raided and burned the ladrone stronghold in the Albay mountains. ten were killed and four captured.
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Manila
Mariquina
Gare
Albay
Luzon
Payne Sends Reports on Indianola Post Price Case
Washington dispatches say Postmaster General Payne forwarded to the house all papers in the Indianola Mississippi post price dispute that led to discontinuation by the administration. The action follows ongoing federal scrutiny of postal rates and service changes in the era.
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Payne
Washington
Postminster
Indianola
Miss
Admin
Mississippi Senator Seeks Reimbursement for Indianola Mail Fund
Senator McLaurin of Mississippi introduced a bill to reimburse Indianola for expenses tied to providing their own mail facilities after the forced abandonment by its negro postmistress Mire Cox. The panels show letters, telegrams, and inspector's report bearing on the case, previously made public.
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Mire
Cox
Senator McLaurin
Mississippi
Indianola
Nude body found in Ohio River near New Albany identified as Knapp wife
In Louisville on March 27 officials recovered a woman’s nude body from the Ohio River near New Albany. Authorities believe it to be Hannah Goddard Knapp, wife of Alfred A. Knapp the man accused of strangling her. Knapp was arraigned in Hamilton on March 28, maintaining a guilty plea. He described the wife’s dress and jewelry after learning of the corpse, aligning with prior Albany dispatches.
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Louisville
Ohio
New Albany
Ind
Hannah Goddard Knapp
Alfred A. Knapp
Hamilton, O. Mrach
Bosch
Knapp
Mamilton
Dispatch
Albany
Special Senate Session Opens Over Cuban and Panama Treaties
Washington, Marek 2 A proclamation calls the Senate to an extraordinary session in Washington at noon on March 15. The aim is to ratify the Panama canal treaty and the Cuban reciprocity pact, with newly elected senators to attend before March 5. President Roosevelt urges action on both treaties to advance public interests.
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Panama
Washington
Marek
Senate
Roosevelt
States of America
Senate of the
United States
Warkington
Unclear Text Hints at City Commission Change
Fragmentary report notes a commission action and changes in local governance. Mentions Presenk mor and Cayo, with reference to managers and a day yesterday. Uncertain names and events due to garbled OCR text.
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Miangapoll
Yeenwante Cay
Loubet Receives Francis in Paris and Exposition Guests
President Loubet yesterday hosted Francis at the St. Louis exposition and later Pravdy attended a panquet at the ministry of commerce hosted by Minister Trouillot. The gathering included the era’s leading figures in official and commercial life.
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Loubet
Fran
Pravdy
Ata Panquet
Ministry of Commerce
Trouillot
Judge Day Sworn in Washington Court
The new United States court judge Day was sworn into office for the first time, marking a historic ceremony in Washington. The event featured officials and peers acknowledging Day’s guidance as the court enters a new era.
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Washington
Marcel
New
United States
Butter Market Faces Small Rise Amid Week’s Decline
The Elgin, Al Mare butter market shows a minor uptick, with prices edging up to the mid twenty-something cent range. Dealers report limited demand and a cautious outlook as the week progresses.
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Elgin
al. Mare
Milwaukee Road Opposes Ad Valorem Tax Plan
Milwaukee Road counsel George R. Peck issued a brief to Senator Whitehead opposing the ad valorem railway tax system. He faults Governor Le Follette’s message, argues the tax commission’s report is tempered yet flawed, and asserts the railroad already pays its fair share in Wisconsin taxes while highlighting the lines’ state employment and earnings.
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George R. Peck
Milwaukee Road
Whitehead
Stake Tax Commission
Tax Commission
Tex Commission
Sr. Peck
le Follette
Mr. Peek
Degeing
Wiscon
Telegrams In Brief From AY Savinaw Michigan
Incomplete telegraph items report a sash plant loss valued under 75 dollars and a court appointment in New Jersey naming a solver for Pacific Packing Navigation Company of Seattle with 13 million capital. Notes mention wage demands at St Louis and a threatened general strike, while other items reference estate matters and an accounting appeal involving the governor.
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AY Savinaw
Mich
Thomas Jackson És Co
United States Circuit Court of New Jersey
Pacific Packing & Navigation Company
Seattle
St. Loui
Mississippi River
David W
Ohio
Brooks
Nash
A. Nash
Newspaper men arrested in Manila over shelling General Davis
Manila March 3 William Crozier editor Afr Kenney manager and Mr Green reporter of the American newspaper were arrested on charges of shelling General Davis. The General later voiced partial disapproval of Major Glenn case findings and accused the American publisher of aiming to curry favor with the administration to be chosen to succeed General Miles in command of the AIT.
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Manila
Wiliam Crozier
Afr
Kenney
Green
Davis
Glenn
American Publi Reial
Miles
AIT
Schley on the Coast Arrives in Los Angeles
Admiral Schley arrived in Los Angeles yesterday amid calm coastal weather. The visit to the port city follows a maritime tour along the coast with no incidents reported.
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Schley
Los Angeles
Cal
Admral Schley
Chamber of Commerce to Host Public Reception Tonight
The chamber of commerce plans a public reception this evening for the honored individual. He has recovered from a recent cold and will attend the event after his health improved.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sunday Baseball Ban Introduced in Kansas Legislature
A Kansas bill introduced this Sunday would prohibit all Sunday baseball and football games where admission is charged, reflecting state lawmakers aiming to curb Sunday amusements. The measure targets professional and amateur events alike with potential penalties for violations.
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Topeka
Kansas
Jurors Hard to Get in Indiana Conspiracy Trial
Onfeago March 4. Alt howeh 75 women were examined yesterday in connection with the trial of the Indiana coal operators charged with conspiracy. Not a single man was found acceptable as juror. Up to date only eight jurors have been sworn in.
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Onfeago
Althoweh
Indiana Conl
Stagg's Mother Dead in New Brunswick Area
Mrs Eu nice Stagg, mother of University of Chicago physical instructor Alonzo A. Stagg, died in Orange New Jersey at age 79 on March 3. Her death is reported as the passing of a longtime local resident with ties to collegiate athletics.
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Stagg
Orange
N. S
Eunice Stagg
Alonzo A. Stag
University of Chicago
Flood Fears Grow as Rivers Swell Across States
Looming flood danger as the Ohio River system swells after recents rains. Wa bash River in Lafayette peaks 20 feet above low water and debris coats the stream hindering winter wheat. farmers move to high ground. Parkersburg and Memphis report rising waters with potential for widespread damage as Tennessee and Cumberland rivers threaten downstream valleys.
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Lafayette
Ind
Wabash
Memphis
Ohie
Tennessee
Cumberland
Multiple Disasters and Local News From Wisconsin
The article reports on serious injuries from scaffold falls in Racine and a collision between freight engines on the Milwaukee and Northwestern roads near Forest Junction. It notes deaths and drownings, a new iron company forming at Laravao, political moves in Racine, resignations and ordination, insanity cases in Mukwonago and Fond du Lac, a fire-safety drive in Fond du Lac, a student walkout at Bradhead High School, and potential suspensions after a pupil protest in Milwaukee.
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Louis Hanson
James Peterson
M. IL. Patterson Iron Milying Company
Laravao
Freedom
Michael Higgins
Racine
Ald
David Ivans
la Crosse
Babcock
T. A. Walker
St Peter's Episcopal Church
Nicholson
Mukwonago
John Shedy
Fond du Lac
Julius Larson
Oshkosh Hospital
Larson
United Commercial
Stucki
Milwaukee
Te Bradhead High School
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Fermer
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Irs
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Ohio River
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Chicago
Aira
Ieee
Gatti
Odin Bc
Ciera
Siac
Peck
LA Follette
Wabash River
West Virginia
Parkersburg
W. Va
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