Milwaukee Municipal Election Ends Flood of Ballots
Milwaukee and other Wisconsin cities vote in a tense municipal election day. Mayor contenders include David S. Rose and Charles J. Anson with Toward Tuttle also in the race. City offices, aldermen, supervisors, and a circuit judge are on the ballots as weather stays cold and crowds cast early votes.
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Associated Frees
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Milwaukee
David S. Rose
Charlies J. Anson
Tuttle
Warren D. Tarrant
Eugene 8. Ellott
Philippine government bill outlined by House Republicans
Washington April 1 The Philippine government bill framed by Republican House members was presented to the sub committee. It provides civil government with a legislative assembly and a lower house elected by the people to begin after peace is certified and a census completed. The bill adopts a dollar unit and includes mining timber and franchise provisions plus a declaration of rights. The committee plans further sessions and aims to report the bill by week’s end.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House Insular Committee
Senate Philippine
House
Prippine
Conant
War Department
Cooper
Toux
Attempted assassination shocks Moscow official in April
The Moscow police prefect M Trepot escaped a pistol attack as a governess named Aart fired at him, but the gun misfired. She was captured amid unrest tied to student troubles. In St Petersburg, Captain Botronomi killed Private Grodski for maligning his family during a parade. Students in Bertin organize new revolutionary meetings and circulate threatening notices.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Moscow
M. Trepot
Aart
San
St. Petereburz
Mirgorod
Kiely ¥ Jay
Botronomi
Grodski
Bertin
Trae Targrdiitz
St Petersburg
Kozan Cathedra
Coal price cuts to 10 cents per ton May first
Officials of the Pennsylvania and Reading railway announce anthracite prices reduced temporarily effective April through April. A further ten cent per ton cut will take effect May 1 with continued increases planned through June July August and September before returning to prior levels. The move aims to equalize prices with western markets.
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Aay Associated Press
Philadelphia
Paracuphia and Reading Railway
Cosinmere
Milwaukeean Charged With Defamatory Letter Plot
A Milwaukeean living in Chicago was held yesterday by United States Commissioner Jiamphrey on charges of initiating a postal defamation scheme. He admitted writing defamatory matter on envelopes addressed to Dr. J. W. Posthanes of Milwaukee and posted bond for appearance before the grand jury at Eb p ank ee.
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VaTa
United States
Erand Frye
Jiamphrey
Jaws
J. W. Posthanes
Milankee
Bond
Ebrankee
Machias to Guard in San Domingo Situation
Washington on April 1 announces the state department asked the navy to seize a warship at San Domingo after cable reports of a revolutionary movement. The Machias, at San Juan Porto Rico, will likely depart today as a precaution though the trouble is not considered serious.
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Associated Press
Washington
State Department
Cable
Revolutionary Movement
San Domingo
Navy Department
Machina
San Juan
Porto Rico
Death Ends Revolt as Ex President San Clemente Dies
A private message from Longata confirms the March 1 death at Villeta near Bogota of ex President Manuel San Clemente, about ninety. His passing solidifies Vice President Trogula's government and is seen as signaling an end to the civil war. Governor Salazar issued a decree honoring him.
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Associated Press
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Bogota
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Suez Canal
Syracuse
N.Y
Athletes on guard at Chicago alderman election
In Chicago April elections voters decide the hot ward race between Alderman Coughlin and reform challenger David L. Frank amid police suspensions and watchful college athletes. A municipal voters league report warns of intimidation, with officers promising swift arrest for any voter pressure.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Paris
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John
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Frank
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Grand Jury
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John FE. Webb
University of Chicago
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Jimmy Shetton
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E. E. Perkins
Fred Speik
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Dettz Brothers
College Watchers
Northwestern University Law School
Morgan Park Academy
Municipal Voters” League
O'Neill
Levee
Military Company Held at Armory in Elaborate Event
The military company held an elaborate event at the armory last evening with large attendance. Members showcased displays and ceremonial activities reflecting the unit’s pride and discipline.
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Wan
Negro Murd ers Two in Philadelphia Slaying
William Taine thirty five a former servant of Charles F Fur-bush at 602 North Middletown street killed Mrs Men Fur-bush aged forty two and her daughter Madeline ten. He wounded Eloise seven. The killer fled after fleeing the scene with a revolver and jewelry found on him. He was captured in Camden and brought back to Philadelphia. The coroner took charge as police pursue Mr Fur-bush, believed gone to New York. The case links a motive to alleged theft from the employer. A separate note reports an attempted suicide by a college professor in Minot.
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Philadelphia
William Taine
Charles F. Furloush
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Miduonth Street
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Burlington
Menasha Votes Light and Neenah Sees Heavy Turnout
Special to The Northwestern reports Menasha had a light municipal vote with little interest and a predicted Democratic triumph. Neenah records the heaviest local election turnout, with many ballots cast by evening and intense contest among candidates in the First ward as party lines run strong. Local clubs discuss Italian history and American reform, while a stove mounters union lists officers.
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Economic Club
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Cavour
Paris
Peninsula
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England
Mott
Henry Exmond
Ciy
Vate
Hasara
Mnaroreaiy Wimpaien
iMio
W. Nelson
Stars to Unite in Robson and Crane Performances
Robson and Crane reunite after eight years for a benefit performance in New York and possibly Chicago to raise funds for a home for indigent players. Telegram confirms possible two shows, with details from Daniel V. Arthur. French stars Bernhardt Coquelin and Milo to perform in London during coronation week under Grau Frohman management. Garrick Theatre to stage only French plays from June 8 to July end. Mme Bernhardt opens for three weeks, then Cognetti and Granier headline three plays including Capus and Doonay works. Irving and Terry welcomed by theatre friends in London after arriving on the Minneapolis.
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Crane
London Enterprise
Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Daniel V. Arthur
Mme. Bern
Hardt
Amk
Marion Crawford
Francesca da Rimini
M. Cogguetia
Mme. Bernhardt
Garrick
Mile
Granter
Capus
Les
Lavine
Maurice Doonai
Irving
Terry
London
Sir Henry Irving
Ellen Terry
Une
Minneapolis
Nitro powder handicap at Blue River Park meets
Kansas City April 1 The nitro powder handicap was run as part of the Interstate Shooting Association meet at Blue River Park. Competitors shot under the Grand American handicap rules with sixteenth race status and expected to conclude tonight ahead of an open fight if the Grand American handicap remains unsettled. Weather was favorable for the event amid speculation about the second round. Beloit April 1 Merrill Hee set early marks in the hammer event with a top throw around 12 feet more details were noted as the eastern archers moved in.
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Ageoclated
Kansas City
Interstate Shooting Association
Blue River Park
Warty Gil
Returning Soldiers and Canal Route Proposals Debate
Washington reports discuss the return of troops from Cuba and aims to ensure a clear understanding of their postwar status. A cabinet meeting reviewed proposed canal route alternatives across the isthmus and referred the matter for quick submission to Congress.
Soldiers' Homes Report on Board Appropriation
April 1 dispatch reports that the board of managers of national homes reports the government has thrown out the United States and discusses the appropriation by Congress for several institutions. Expenditures this year total over 3,004 dollars, with climate-related costs noted.
Three Years For Bribery Trial Verdict
A defendant named Meyeren was convicted of bribery and denied a new trial and bail motions in the penalty phase. An appeal to the supreme court was filed while bond was set at 600, and the court directed remand for sentencing.
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Associated Tress
Supreme Court
Armstrong Appoints Robit Armstrong Private Secretary
Washington — Martha Secretary Shasties appointed Robit KR Armstrong of Chivata as his private secretary replacing C V Rich who has left to accept a position in New York. Armstrong has been connected with a Chicago newspaper and is expected to be well suited for the post.
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Washington
Natives of Cape Nome Desperate for Food and Aid
Nome report dated January 9 details extreme destitution among natives west of Cape Nome. Women and children lack food and clothing while miners and local whites provide sporadic aid. officials may need to intervene. Francis from Nome corroborates limited fish supply and insufficient means to meet the emergency.
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L—K. T. Chestnut
Cape Nome
Mr. Chestnut
W. O H. Francis
Danish West Indies sale charges heard before special House panel
Witness Gron testified in Washington on April 1 that Danish parties who opposed transferring the islands to the United States urged him to present the Christmas report to Congress and the public. He claimed Americans and Danes discussed commissions, denied signing any contract with Christmas, and named men like Rogers and Flint in past negotiations. The committee recessed after the exchange.
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Washington, D. C
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Copenhagen
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Congress
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Underwood
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Free Lutherans Open Three Day Conference in Philadelphia
The Free Lutheran conference assembling representatives of the general synod general council and united synod of the south began in Philadelphia on April 1 and will run three days. The opening sermon was by M W Kamma of Washington DC. Papers discussed cover doctrinal and practical admin questions in church work.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Free Lutheran Conference
General Synod
General Council
United Synod of the South
M. W. Kamma
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Washington, D. C
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Willam A A. Fraum Jr
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New York
Andrew S. Fistham
Harristown
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MM. Miller
Roanoke
CL A. Miter
New Fark
Washington's Case in the Northern Securities Suit
Attorney General Stra tgen of Washington expects to travel to Washington D C tonight to apply for leave to file in the federal supreme court as he nears completing the action in the United States supreme court.
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House Debates Liberty Torch Vote and Oleomargarine Bill
Washington sleepers: Willard Williams named commissioner of inama gation for New York, succeeding Thoms Fitzhugh. House and Senate clash over power, electing senators by popular vote debated, Bartholidi statue torch funding approved amid heated votes. oleomargarine bill discussed with mixed support for taxing and regulating substitutes.
Freight Woes Plague Great Northern Trains
Numerous freight delays cripple the Great Northern between Harre and Williston. No trains have arrived due to unspecified disruption, causing economic anxiety for merchants and widespread distress. Reports note damaged freight, halted schedules, and looming shortages across markets.
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Only one bid for Africa-Mitzsimmons Debt in New York
Only one bid was received in New York for the Africa-Mitzsimmons debt from the Charleston Athletic Club. They offered to hold the contest between May 15 and June 1 and to save contestants the entire proceeds from picture privileges. A telegraph inquiry from San Francisco prompted a deferment awaiting a reply.
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Axkodatel Press
New York
Jeffrica-Mitzsimmonia
Charleston Athletic Club
San Francisco
Asc
Big Ship Maxwell Lost in Collision Near Dover
London dispatch reports a collision near the Nab between the channel steamer Alma and the British ship Maxwell. Eleven men drowned, the Alma returned to Southampton badly damaged after the steamer sank eight miles northwest of Dungeness Light. Maxwell, 1712 tons, Captain Young, departed Sanbranch for Hull October 39.
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Neal Brown to speak at Tremont Candlelight event
Hon Neal Brown of Waurain addresses the Candlelight club this evening at Tremont. He will arrive in the city at 4 00 this afternoon and be entertained at a local hotel until the event hour.
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Tremont
Brown's tree hobbyist attorney seeks 12th district seat
Mr Brown of Wausau, a forty six year old lawyer, keeps a five acre tract of trees around his home. A Democrat, he served in the state senate after a prior assembly term and Nineteenth century spelling errors aside, contested the race for the Twelfth district against Republican Henry Gros, receiving six thousand one hundred votes to three hundred sixty eight for Gros.
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REceiver Named for Columbia Mutual Building and Loan
New York April Judge Lacombe appoints John H Kennard receiver for the Columbia Mutual Building and Loan association of New York noting insolvency and near worthless $2000 in assets. Injunction refused in New York crowded dispute over dissolution of the Standard Die and Distributing company aimed at relieving the Distributing company from stockholder obligations.
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Associates Press
New York
Judse Lacombe
United States
John H. Kennard
Columbia Mutual Building and Loan Association of
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Lacumbe
Louis
Methodist Trial Promises War On Defamation Charges
New York April reports a Methodist conference will meet Tuesday at Tortrington to try several officials including Thrarian of Pennsylvania and president of Dickin College on charges related to defamation and election conduct. Dr Rend faces espionage claims tied to Watceenaker and other figures. issues include Beonsslectin law and compensation disputes amid controversy over salaries and conduct at Hartisdurs.
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New York
The
Methodie
Pnpal Church
Tortington
Thrarian
Pennsylvania
Wivanin
Terrington
Rend
Dehn Watceenaker
John M. Jenks
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Hartisdurs
Pranan
Builders Strike Affects City Trades and Wages
A fragmented report shows union action in a major city with references to Ry Agcoti and Presa Niarata Fania of WLW, signaling a strike targeting wage advances and labor conditions. The text is garbled but indicates a large working‑class dispute affecting local trades and employment.
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Presa Niarata Fania
WLW
Waahbura case moved to federal court in ternaforced dispute
Madison Wis April 1 supreme court today ordered the Washburn Bassetti and Iron diver railroad case removed to the federal judiciary. The ruling settles which court shall try the case and asserts that under United States law the state cannot bar destruction of a raft way highway. The decision holds the question lies under federal law and removal is required upon defendant’s application.
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Ie Wirhe
C& Dron
Davatye
Supreme Court
Madison
Wis
Toc Tfon
Washburn
Bassetti & Iron
Soverelan
United States
Iawa
Funeral notices for Miss Alfen Murphy and Miss Mary Pelton
Funeral details for Miss Alfen Murphy list a Wednesday service at First Church with viewing from 12 to 1 20 PM officiated by H. Anderson and note her esteem as a schoolgirl and young woman. The piece honors her artistic tastes, Christian character, and generous spirit reflected by flowers and messages. Miss Murphy belonged to First M B church since seventh year and Epworth league. Funeral for Miss Mary Pelton held at First Presbyterian Church with Rev G D Lindsay officiating. Pallbearers listed. Oshkosh High School and Presbyterian choir participation noted. school closed in her honor.
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Ruy S. H. Anderson
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Epworth League
Pelton
Mary Pelton
First Presbyterian Church
G. D. Lindsay
Carl Self
Sriph Perkins
Charles Simonds
Walter Beglinger
William Bicketridge
George Young
Spencer
Ford du Lac
Nissic
Presbyterian Church
Oshkosh High School
Miss Pelton
First Presbyterian Sunday School
Grass Twine Machine Arrives For Local Test
Assemblyman Emil Steiger of Fremont will view the grass twine making machine brought from Appleton. It will be set up at the J. I. Case Threshing Machine company warehouse on Light Street for a trial test on Wednesday. The patent machine was assembled in Appleton and operated successfully. Samples of the grass twine were brought for inspection by Steiger and other interested parties.
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Emil Steiger
Fremont
Appleton
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Company
Light Street
Steiger
Estate of Carlton Foster Executors File Inventory
The estate of Carlton Foster shows assets over 100000. George Foster as executor lists the rail estate valued at 8 and personal property at Wong. Anta Foster Hieng and Mao Srdl Ss Fomer are executrices. The court schedules final hearing of the report for Tuesday May 6.
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Carlton Foster
Mao
Warehouses Burn in Tanisville Fire Disaster
Fire at three warehouses on Peas Gaulbert and Varnish company properties in Tanisville Kentucky April 1 destroyed structures and caused about $200,000 in losses. Early report notes rapid spread aided by oils paints and other flammable materials.
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Peas Gaulbert and Varnish Company
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War Tax Levy in Panama City
Officials in Panama announce a tax levy to fund local government operations. The measure targets residents and businesses, with collected funds allocated to public services and infrastructure projects for the upcoming year.
Weather Forecast Notes for Wisconsin Region
Fragmentary OCR reads chaotic forecast lines. Mentions temperature and remarks with cloud cover and Wednesday details. No clear dates or locations beyond Wisconsin notes.
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