President Roosevelt Heads West for Nine-Week Tour
President Roosevelt leaves Washington for a long western tour. Secret Service and police guard him as he boards the train at Penn Station. The trip, planned for nine weeks and 14,000 miles, will pass through multiple states with officials noting security and ceremonial arrangements.
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Associated
Washington, D.C
Uutier
Pennsylvania Station
Phiutarms
Tom
Missioner West
Vester
Secret Service
Presh
Hoovevelt
Hitercork
Arn
Burt
Cowles
Roosevelt
Chesapeake Bay
Ailes
Cortelson and
Fitcheock
Whitehow
Loomis
Cal
Theodore A. P Bingham
W. S. Cowles
Nave
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
John McCoy
C. Kt. Rosenberg
Steret Service
Post Office
Schissler Tells Story in Murder Trial Testimony
Milwaukees April 1 Al Schissler charged with the murder of F William Real of Water town Wis testified he planned suicide and wrote a farewell letter to his wife when he saw her with another man The witness described finding his wifes infidelity and hearing a gunshot before waking at his mothers house The defense claims insanity triggered by an epileptic fit and the dramatic letter from a rival man created a sensation in court
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Associated Press
Milwauhkes
Wis
al. Schissler
F. William Real
Waterthan
Schixsler
Tie
Lilian
Schissler
Adventists In Session Open Biennial Meeting
Delegates from Europe America and the islands attend the thirty fifth biennial convention of Seventh Day Adventists in Oakland California. Committees named and the synthesized report of the general conference for the past two years received. General Treasurer Mitchell reports conference wealth at 26480 with debts of institutions of learning reduced by 218000 as expenditures are reviewed.
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Oakland
Cal
Urepe
America
Mitchell
Treamer Mitchell
Arrested at Madison for embezzlement case links to Menasha
Former Menasha resident April L. Frank Keses faces charges of embezzling 50 dollars from the Menasha Wooden Wheel Company. He was arrested in Madison and will be taken to Menasha for proceedings. The item notes gossip as a harmful social force.
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Madison
Wis
Frank Keses
Menasha
Comepany
Keeyer
South Side Republicans Meet in Thirteenth Ward
A meeting of South Side Republicans is scheduled for this evening at the corner of Eleventh and Michigan in the Thirteenth ward. Congressman Jointg. AL Davidson will speak and all Republican nominees are expected to be present.
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South Side
Heepublican
Eleventh and
Micghigan
Thirteenth Ward
Davidson
Injunction Dissolved in Labor Strike Case
In Milwaukee Wisconsin April 1 a district court dissolves the injunction against labor leaders and workers tied to the Wabash system strike threat. Judge Elmer J Adams finds the original charge of unlawful conspiracy to disrupt interstate commerce unfounded. Union officials and rail executive Col Well Blodgett weigh appeals while a general strike looms for building trades in New York and a Colorado City mine walkout ends after talks.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
The
District Court Today
Elmer J. Adams
Loromuttoye
Ans
Adams
Ofielals
United States
Adamug
Miroud
Brotherhood of
Dia
Fatal Auto Race Ends New York Count's Life
Count Ellott Zborowski of New York died instantly in an automobile hill climb near Nice France. The crash caused the car to overturn, hurling him onto rocks. his chauffeur was injured. Countess Aberowski awaited him at Le Turier when the tragedy happened during preparations for the James Gordon Bennett International race.
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Associated Press
Nice
France
Ellott Zborowski
New York
Zere
la ‘Turbie
London
Count Zborowski
Bogtind
Melton Mowbray
James Gorton
Leeland
Zount Aherewski
Aberowski
le ‘Furble
Nat Senera
Child Burns to Death in Wisconsin Fire
A nine year old girl, Minnie Brite, burned to death while playing with others near her Grand Rapids Wisconsin home. Dry grass was set on fire to clean the street, a gust of wind spread the flames to her clothing, and despite her mother’s attempts to help, she died about an hour later after extreme agony. Three doctors attended.
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Milwauk Wis
Wisconsin
Grand Rapida
Wis
Saya
Minnie Brite
Mer
Besa
Brave Motorman Saves Child on City Street
A. E. Cox, a West Algoma street motorman, risked his life to snatch a Little Russian child from an approaching streetcar. Fellow driver Ross Blair applied the brake, then Cox leaped from the car to grab the child and was nearly crushed when he fell in front of the vehicle. Blair shielded him with the fender as the tender saved Cox from injury or death.
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A. E. Cox
Bowen Street
West Algoma Street
Ross Blair
Tomah
Wils
Cox
Miss Fox May Recover From Blindness Surprise
Doctors in Derby Connecticut report Miss Julia Fox a seventeen year old high school girl stricken blind while at examinations may regain sight. She already distinguishes light and darkness and can discern sharp outlines and may read within weeks though full recovery could take longer. The cause is believed to be nerve strain from over study.
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Associated Press
Derby
Conn
Julia Fox
Post Office Robbery Report From Auburndale Heist
A Marshfield special reports the Auburndale post office nine miles east of Milwaukee was robbed last night of about 1100 in cash and stamps. Thieves escaped on a railway velocipede. No clue has been found.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Marshfield
Auburndale
Here
Oil Tank Burns At Tajhal In Bengal Blaze
A Tajhal Bengal oil tank fire damaged tanks related to Standard Oil and two other firms. Reported losses reach about 1 200 900 dollars. Damage figures and parties involved are cited in the April dispatch from Presa Calcutta.
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Presa
Calcutta
Tajhal
Province of
Sugar price drop announced in New York market
In New York on April L, refined sugar prices fell across all grades by cents per hundred pounds. Standard granulated sugar is now quoted at 47.10 cents per pound.
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Associated Press
New York
Miss Iselin Chosen for Cup Defender Christening
In New York on April, Nora Tse lin daughter of Oliver Iselin is selected to christen the new cup defender Relinnec as the ceremony proceeds with a formal naval context and family involvement.
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New York
Nora Tselin
Oliver Iselin
Oldest Canadian Senator Keeps Lengthy Legislative Record
Aged Sintewonan Senator Wark of the Canadian Parliament faces aging duties with decades of service. At about 100 years old, he has served New Brunswick for over sixty years, though he now suffers chronic illness likely fatty degeneration of the heart.
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Wark
Canadian Partiment
Hhe
New Prunewick
Daylong Building Trades Strike Sparks Wage and Union Demand
Nearly 1,000 Greenwich workers walked out demanding higher wages a Saturday half holiday and union labeled materials. In Milwaukee a strike involved 250 painters 185 steamfitters and 234 gin workers seeking wage gains and recognition.
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Greenwich
Conn
Milwaukee
Wis
Paul Trehbein Buys Lake Stutte des Morts Resort Site
Paul Trehbein has acquired Plummer's Point on Lake Stutte des Morts comprising about fifteen acres. The site, a longtime city campers’ favorite six miles away, will be developed into a premier summer resort by forming a syndicate of eight prominent businessmen. Marsh land will be excavated and boat houses built.
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Paul Trehbein
Plummer
Stutte Des Morts
Stubborn Waterbury Strike Shapes a Major Labor Conflict
The Waterbury railway strike over reinstatement and union recognition grows into a three cornered fight. Lawsuits, injunctions, and a $20,000 reward for Mendelsohn’s slayers mark the clash. Collier's Weekly notes broad merchant and citizen participation amid threats and boycotts.
Memorization pace in laboratories prompts caution
A historical note claims that memorizing verses requires steady, slower pace in experiments. It warns that intense imagination and rapid study increase risk of faulty recall, suggesting controlled, deliberate reading to avoid errors. The passage frames memory as a measured practice rather than a quick drill.
Ten Bids On New Hotel At Menasha Wisconsin
Ten bids for the new Menasha hotel were opened at the First National bank with bidders close in amount. The project’s cost runs around 25 thousand dollars and the contract awaits Mr C W Howard’s return tomorrow. Also, theater manager Wing resigns amid dissatisfaction with fourth class shows and booking delays at Neenah Auditorium.
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Northwestern
Neenah
Opera House
William C. Wing
Neenah Theater
Neenah Auditorium Company
We Theater
Itta
Wingsg
Auditorium Company
Wing
Hoofer
Appleton
Willams
Oshkosh Opera House
Neenah House
Hoeffler
Madison
Richard Alen
Menasha
Chief Baker
Michison
Frank Keyes
Meiinasha
Menasha Wooden Ware Company
Alien
M Nm
Keyes
F. D. Lake
Woeden Ware Company
Vesterlay Keyes
Justice Little
Justce Baird
Tom Anderson
Anderson
Frank Merkel Alee
Harry Merkel
George Anderson
Porter's Visit and Lucey Funeral Notice
S RORT RCTS S S W OH Porter of New York visits at Mrs Helen Fraker on Algoma street. The funeral of Jamies Lucey who died Tuesday of cancer after a prolonged illness will be held Thursday morning at from St Peters church. Friends asked not to send flowers. Lucey, once of Vinland for 27 years, recently lived on Hazel street. Born in Cork Ireland in 1825 he came to the U S at 20. Survived by wife and two children Mrs Lucy and Mrs Gulden and brother John Lucy, formerly a police officer. Jevse C Scott, Republican candidate for school commissioner in the Second ward, has withdrawn.
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Menasha
Neenah
Belle Onward
Mirach
Brown
Pueble
Oth
Wisconsin
Max O’rell
Onward
Miracl
Wheatland
Charica Koepsel
Edward Westbern
Justice McGinn
Koepsel
Billy
Handler
Arost
Margaret
Iver Peterson
Park Avenue
Mr. Jensen
Danish Lutheran Church
Bennett
Menashawas
Menasha M. FE
D. CG. Johns
Oshkosh
W. OH. Porter
New York
Helen Fraker
Algomaatreet
Jamies Lucey
iNnesa
St. Peters Church
Nowers
Lucey
Vinland
Hazel Street
Cork County
Erela
United States
Anti Strike Injunctions Stir Missouri Labor Row
Judge Ehner B Adams issued an injunction barring union leaders from calling a strike on the Wabash railroad after wages demands. Labor officials sought to dissolve the injunction, arguing federal interference should end. The order blocks interference with railroad business as a U S carrier. Collier’s Weekly notes a comment on a woman’s power tied to fashion.
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Congress
John Mitchell
Ehner B. Adams
United States Circuit Court of Missouri
Wabash
United States
Senate Holds Line In Referendum Battle
Madison Wis April 1 The Senate votes 19 to 14 to refuse a referendum bill and no conference committee was formed in the Assembly Upon receipt the Assembly moved for a conference but the Senate adjourned before action The outlook shows La Follette leaders opposing the referendum while a new bill may be pushed in the Assembly including primary nomination provisions The Senate passed a compulsory education bill and a jury selection measure while adjournment plans move to next week efforts continue for free employment bureaus in cities over 25000 inhabitants
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Madison
Wis
Senate
Assembly
House
Head
Bird
Eaton
Gaveney
Green
Hagemeister
Johnson
Kreutzer
McDonough
Morse
Mosher
North
O'Neil
Randelph
Riordan
Roehr
Rogers
Whitehead
Willy
Noex
Burng
Hatton
Thudnall
Maretin
McGhilvray
Merton
Miler
Muneron
Reubena
Sarau
Stout
Wipperman Wolff
Wylie
Ray
Andrews
Seren Akeri Mot
County Offhore
la Follette
Tesolution
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Oshkosh
Weather note forecasts warmer, cloudy days ahead
Weather bulletin indicates warmer, cloudy conditions with possible light wind shifts. Forecasts show temperatures rising tonight and Thursday, with gradual warming in parts, while wind may shift southerly and bring milder air.
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