Bomb injures police commissioner in Poland riot
Polands police commissioner Szabalovics was seriously injured by a street bomb as he approached the office of the police chief. The blast tore a two foot hole, injuring him and a pursuing officer fatally or severely. Suspect found with a loaded revolver. Outbreaks spread through Werra district, Lithuania as mobs raid estates. Reports from London and St Petersburg note lodging house violence and political turmoil with anticipated big treasury issue.
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Associated Press
Loda
Russia
Polkand
Szabalovics
Second
Forday
Ciref
Polce
Nolueman
Konstantinowsk
Zamaski
Szabualovig
Suabalovica
Werra
Lithuena
Meere
Strikes Hit Milwaukee Breweries Over Wage Rise
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee April 1 reports 120 coopers at Alwankee breweries striking for 32 to 41 cents an hour raises. Employers blame national officers for misstated terms. Strike spreads to shops. total loss put near 1 million. Also Cincinnati iron workers strike over wage hikes and eight hour day after rejection of demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Alwankee
Mil Vkee
St. Louisa
Cinmannati
Demant
Qiy Associated Tress
Cincinnati
Ohio
Junkin anti trust bill passes Nebraska legislature
The Junkin anti trust bill, known as the measure aimed at the Doef packers, has passed both houses and will be signed by the governor with an emergency clause. It seeks to prevent packers from forcing prices down in certain localities to outcompete independent butcher shops, effectively applying the Sherman law at the state level.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associacea Press
Lincoln
Neb
Junkin
Jewel thief held as he boards ship for Liverpool
Ernest Henry Ward, formerly a salesman for Spalding & Co. of Chicago, was arrested in New York while about to sail on the steamship Philadelphia to Liverpool. His former employers allege he stole several diamond rings and he is held awaiting word from the Titanic authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Ernest Henry Ward
Spalding & Co
Jewelers
Chicago
Philadelphia
Liverpool
Birest
Tinois
Two Men Die In Train Crash Near Wabeno Wisconsin
An Illinois Wisconsin dispatch reports two men killed near Wabeno on the Chicago and Northwestern line after a freight car broke down in the middle of a train. The victims named are Joseph Kublak, a Bay Shore Lumber Company employee, and Miller, a young man who was a resident of the area.
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Imperial
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Oconto
Saya
Wabeno
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Joseph Kublak
Bay Shore Lumber Comeny
Miller
Tensing & Riée
Cholera Reaches Russia In Hauting Dispatch
A brief dispatch reports a cholera outbreak spreading within Russia. The note attributes the notice to international sources and highlights growing health concerns and potential regional impact on populations and trade.
Connors Demands Immediate Trial In High Profile Case
Chicago officials report that Armour and Carr General Superintendent T O Connors seeks an immediate trial on charges of interfering with witnesses. An appeal will be made to Judge Kenoduan on Monday for a speedy hearing. Connors plans to appear ready to plead to the indictment and pursue constitutional defenses.
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Chicago
Armour & Carr
Connors
Kenoduandis
War status unchanged at Petersburg front
The Petersburg front reports no movement as of early April per Associated Frees dispatches. In a separate note from St Petersburg dated April 12 25 p m peace rumors claim Sakhalin southern island would be ceded to Japan and Manchuria Corea left outside Russian influence as part of a broader international settlement involving a $525 000 000 indemnity and railroad transfers.
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Associated Frees
Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Russia
Sakhalin
North Pacific
Ama
Japan
Manchuria
Corea
China
Mrs Hill ILL on trip with Northern Pacific president
Mrs Hill wife of the Northern Pacific president fell ill while near Jacksonville Florida and began travel by private car with her husband on the Seaboard Airline toward New York. A special physician accompanies them as they proceed north for treatment at Lakewood New Jersey.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
W. Va
Hull
Northern Pacific
Ruly
Jtkyl Island
Brunswick, Gu
Seaboard
Florida Limited
New York
Myre
Hill
Lakewood
N. J
Russian Squadron Sighted Off Bab al Mandeb
British cruiser Prometheus reports sighting a Russian naval group off Bab al Mandeb on April 1. The force likely includes five warships and a hospital ship, with the Russian hospital ship Kortoma bound for French Somaliland observed taking on coal and water. Admiral Nebogatoff’s Pacific squadron is implied.
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Taland
Perl
Strath
Bab-al- Mandeb
Promethius
Mareh
Kortroma
Jiburil
French Somaliland
Auadion
Adndral Nebogatomly
Secretary Morton Unable to Travel for Ear Complication
Secretary of the Navy Morton has canceled his southern and western trip with the president after an ear specialist advised urgent treatment. The condition, ongoing for over a year, became acute during the recent journey and the specialist believes immediate treatment can remove the malady.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Morton
Train Derailment Kills Two Near Fort Plain
A West Shore local passenger train derailed near Fort Plain New York. The locomotive broke couplings and plunged into the canal forty feet below. Engineer George Wilkinson of Utica and fireman F J Wright of Little Falls were killed. express messenger John Hines was severely injured. No passengers were harmed.
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Associated Press
Atter
N. Y
West Shore
Fort Plain
George Wilkinson
Utica
F. J. Wright
Little Falls
John Hines
Venezuelan court rules against French Cable in concession dispute
Minister Bowen cabled from Caracas that Venezuela's supreme court ruled against the French Cable company on forfeiture of its concession but found against the government in its damages claim for nonfulfillment of the concession.
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Agasociated Press
Wrehington
D. C
Bowen
Caracas
State Department
Venesuelan Supreme Court
Disturbances Over Williams Attire and U S Policy
A foreign dispatch reports conflicting British and German interpretations of Emperor William I’s words on free commerce and German policy in North Africa. Tangier and Washington commentary discuss U S recognition stakes, German aims, and the risk of peaceful penetration by Germany to balance French influence, with officials denying any formal exchanges.
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Bertin
Vossische Zeitung
Tangier
Oyenierday
Abdy
Imperor Willam
Saunas Aiarocce
Germa Bern
United States
Eck Stergberg
Ander Apstra
Waushington
Germany
Africa
Owhiel
Washington
State Department
Americ
Che Bienett
Murec
Indictment Returns in Hoch Murder Case
A new indictment is filed against Hoch in Chicago charging him with murdering his wife Mrs. Walveker-Hoth. The charges allege he furnished bread and other food containing arsenic and that he administered poison by methods including a hypodermic treatment during her illness.
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iBy
Chicago
Tih
Agaist
Duehann Mach
Mary Walveker-Hoth
Hoch
Hasine
Amazing bank shortages shock Citizens Savings bank report
AP reports Cleveland April 1 that representatives of several surety firms examined Citizens Savings Bank in Lorain and found previously unknown facts. A returning agent says the actual cash shortage was 970,000 with 812,000 of that misappropriated after 1900 and half in 1903.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Citizens’ Sayings
Lorrain
Cleveland
Twenty year sentence for Milwaukee bartender
Protesting his innocence, William M. Dungan, an East Water street bartender convicted of criminally assaulting his twelve year old stepdaughter, was sentenced by Judge Brazee to twenty years at hard labor at Waupun.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
William M. Dungan
East Water Street
Brazee
Waupun
Schultz Is Sentenced After Bribe Conviction
Milwaukee Wisconsin April 1 ex supervisor Jacob Schultz was denied a new trial by Judge Williams and sentenced to one year in the house of correction. He was convicted of accepting a $300 bribe in connection with an electrisighting contract.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Win
Jacob Schultz
Williams
House of Correction
Missouri Journalist Dies in Topeka Editorial Writer Passes
Frank C. Montgomery, longtime editorial writer for The Kansas City Journal, died in Topeka at age 48 from hemorrhage of the stomach. He was a Missouri journalist and passed away on April 1 according to Associated Press dispatches.
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Frank C. Montgomery
The
Hanane City Journal
iBy Associated Preas
Kansan City
Apri
Topeka
Kansas City Journal
Mormon Colony Planned as Joseph Smith Buys Alberta Land
Associated Press reports Joseph Smith head of the Mormon Church has purchased 67,000 acres in Alberta and plans a Mormon colony at Putte Montana April. The move signals a new settlement venture for church leadership in western Canada.
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Associated Preas
Putte, Mont
Joseph Smith
Mormon Church
Alberta
President Plaza Weds Guah Keo in Quito Ceremony
A wedding of President Plaza and Guah Keo was held in Quito with attendance from family and notable guests. The couple celebrated after a formal ceremony, sharing vows and congratulations from dignitaries.
Labor Day plans loom for Neenah and valley towns
Labor Day activities take shape with plans for parades and speeches in Neenah and Appleton. Delegates expected from Fond du Lac and Oshkosh areas. crowd projections rise toward 500. Associations, athletics, and a grand evening at Neenah auditorium are slated, with next meeting and officer elections to follow and a board of education report due Monday. Also reported are bowling match results from Menasha, showing Neenah leading overall but Menasha claiming individual game wins. Police cite eight vagrants arrested and ordered out. one suspect released.
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Spectal
Nordiwestenny
Mirnor Charles Seehnitz
Neenahoi
Che Taber Wiens
Oshkoeb
Y Sha
Appleton
Fond du Lac
Neenad
Superinicodene of
Beehowls J. SN. Stone
Twin Cities
Menasha
Ellinger
Pierce
Hollentesh
Sizer
Roller
Neenah
Elinge
Ekos
Shepari
Almahristah
Vonah Coun
New Clothing Store Opens With Renovations and Gifts
A newly renovated clothing store opened today under the management of A. A. Cohn and B. L. Gittelson. The shop features a modern front, large display windows, updated interiors, and souvenir openings. It offers clothing, hats, and neckwear and promises a handsomely arranged shopping space.
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Ieet
Uider
A. A. Cohn
B. L. Gittelson
Ofa
Hyde promises statement amid Equitable conference
New York April 1 state insurance chief Hendricks reopened talks between opposing sides of the Equitable Life Assurance Society dispute. Present were Hyde Morgenthau Crimmins and Bloomingdale with lawyers. Hyde aide Wyde released a statement saying he will not resign now and will speak again later with a full statement.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Anciety
State Superintendent of Insurance
Hendricks
EL Hf Uarriman
Liznel Ho Hyde
John J. Crimmins
Henry Morgenthau
Bow Bloomingdale
Equitable
Wiyde
Roosevelt reorganizes canal commission with public names forthcoming
President Roosevelt completes the reorganization of the canal commission. Theodore P Bhonta, head of the Toledo St Louis and Western Railway, accepts the offer to lead the body. Secretary Taft will be consulted before the Monday public announcement after he returns Sunday afternoon.
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Associated Press
Washington
BD. C
Roosevelt
Étratan Canal Commission
Taft
Theodora P. Bhonta
Toledo, St. Louis and Wester Railway
Westley is the man in Bemidji murder case
Milwaukee reports Sheriff Thorme Bailey of Bemidji Minnesota arrived in Green Bay to take James Westley, arrested by Green Bay police on suspicion of links to the February 1984 double murder near Bemidji. Bailey identified Westley as the long pursued suspect across states and much of Canada.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Canada
Ray Gaylord Drowns in Rock River Accident
Evaning Wisconsin special reports Ray Gaylord son of C B Gaylord of Milwaukee drowned in the Rock river at Byron Illinois while rowing with a friend. His body not recovered. He leaves a wife and child.
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Milwaukees
Wis
Wisconsin
Delavan
Ray Gaylor
C. B. Gaylord
Rock River
Byron
Dll
Gaylord
New Trial Refused in Wallace Lews Insurance Case
Chicago April 1 A press dispatch reports that Wallace A. Lews an insurance professional had a new trial refused by the court. The ruling ends further proceedings in the contested case and sets the stage for an appellate path if pursued.
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Amsecated Press
Chicago
Mil
Wallace A. Lews
The
Cat” Insurance
Oxford Wins Sixty‑Second Boat Race At Oxford
In a brisk April clash, Oxford defeats Cambridge by three lengths in the sixty second annual boat race on the Thames. The Dark Blues led from the start, with Cambridge fading before strong Oxford strokes. Time recorded as 20 minutes 35 seconds.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
Howeve
Oaford
Surrey
Bucknall
Urawn
Oxonians
Thile
Dark Eyes
Sacharin Works
Taxvier
Ninbridge
Light Blues
Mordaks
Unee Jengths
Oshkosh advertising chief takes Green Bay post
Omia W Gain and Thomas W Quinn leave Oshkosh to join Jamesonsen Liesch Co in Green Bay as advertising manager. Quinn, longtime dry goods worker and partner in the former Guinn & Regge venture, departs after 25 years in Oshkosh to lead a large wholesale and retail operation.
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Thomas W. Quinn
Guinn & Regge
Wsaume
Jaermoensen-Liesch Co
Green Has
Quinn
Merquinn
Oshkosh
Fey
Gk Bey
Jens Beds Company
Jonet Cnmpany
Ogee
Hughes’ Ary
Mary Street
Main Street
Ftis
Uns City
Green
Oshkoch
Skosh
Dross
Rogge
Lile
Entehle
Will probate case affirms decision in Winnebago will dispute
In circuit court the will of Hie Lucy A. Smith was probated in favor of Marcia A. Wells, with Mildred Chase ordered to pay costs. The feud centered on residence and jurisdiction. Judge Cleveland ruled the Winnebago court valid, attorneys appealed, decision affirmed.
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Circuit Court
Lucy A. Smith
Marcia A. Wells
Mildred Chase
Tower Court
Jine
Neenah
Apert
Toama
Baptist Church
Rams Temporaily
Fend Duolia
Samuel Wells
Chicago
Fond du Lac
Sne Ad. Wythe
Marcia Wells
Freeman
Noston
Lite Hale Et al
Emily A. Scribner
B. BE. van Keuren
Main
Myr-ie
G. F. Werner
Owen Wells
Ernera
van Keuren
Harvell
Marion J. Harvell
Lincoln E. Harvell
Marion L. Adams
Minnesota
Nears Century as Mrs Jackman Celebrates Ninety First Birthday
Mrs Caroline S Jackman celebrates her 91st birthday at her Church Street home. Despite frail health she remains active, loved by neighbors and family. Daughters Miss Ba Jackman and Miss Jennie Jackman hosted guests and flowers filled the room as wellwishers offered greetings.
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Caroline S. Jacky
Chareh Street
Jackman
Liat
Alissa Jackman
Church Street
M Jackman
Ba Javkman
Jen~ni
Death of Mrs Naarup Wife of Danish Lutheran Pastor
Friends in the city learn of the death of Mrs John P Naarup at her home 42 Dale Street. She succumbed to heart disease after a serious winter illness and a Friday medical consultation. She was thirty six. She leaves husband Rev John P Naarup and three children Martin Clarence and Ellene. The funeral was planned for the following afternoon.
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John P. Naarup
Jefferson Avenue
Dale Street
Martin Clarence
Ellene
Nesty
Amateur minstrel show planned by local Inde of Eagles
The Inde of Eagles plans an amateur minstrel performance in April or May with Arthur E. Jones in charge. Rehearsals start Sunday at 2:30 PM in the Military band room on Wanuxoo street. End men include Cos Sterns Edward Utz Edward Bachrotsky and Louis Dalton. An orchestra of twelve will back twenty one singers. Notables listed include George Church William S. McDonald Ira Silverwall E F Robina Carl Anderson Frank Briggs and others. Costume sourcing from New York and elaborate staging are planned. Second part features Ira Silvernall singing illustrated songs Henry Griebler handling moving pictures. Two two-person teams will present specials and a Sean Lewis troupe of fifteen colored singers and plantation shouters plus short farces and other specialties.
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Inde of Eagles
Arthur E. Jones
Military Band Room
Wanuxoo Street
Cos Sterns
Edward Utz
Edward B&chrotsky
Ira Silvernall
Henry Griebler
Sean Lewis
Mrs Mandelkove Dead After Jaundice Death
Augusta Mandelkove wife of Henry Mandelkove died Friday at 287 Sixth Street from jaundice. Funeral planned for Sunday afternoon. John A Bull services at Riverside Hotel Winneconne Sunday at two o'clock conducted by Rev EKH Smith of First Congregational. Smith to travel after Sunday morning service and return for evening service.
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Augusta Mandelkove
Henry Mandelkove
Sixth Street
John A. Bull
Hiverside
Winneconne
EK. H. Smith
al Charck
Smith
Gladden and Rogers clash over Standard Oil methods
April 1 Columbus reports Dr. Washington Gladden, a prominent church leader, rebukes IV H. Rogers of Standard Oil for rebates and alleged coercive practices. The dispute centers on Rockefeller gifts and the ethical impact on national welfare. Rabbi Stephen S Wise adds that the gift prompts debate over philanthropy and moral standards, urging careful consideration of origin and use of funds.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Onlo
Wanh
Gladden
Agaln
H. Rogers
Standard of Company
J. D. Rockefeller
Standard Ol
Standard O11
Nat
Washington Gladden
Rockefeller
Hinail
Heta
Tluir
VITAT
Matter
Portland
Ore
Tir
Stephen &. Wise
Prudential Conmittee
American Board For Foreign Missions
John D. Rockefeller
Washington
India
Mr. Rockefeller
Strikers Must Keep Peace After Three Months Bond
John Ahasey and Charles Dethiennes were ordered to bond for three months to keep the peace after facing charges from Reed J. Terman son. The trio with W. Frank Molotov allegedly threatened non union workers at Oshkosh Gas Light. Molotov was excused. The defense said they intended only to talk to deter workers from taking strike-affected positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ahasey
Charles Dethiennes
A. H. Goss
Bonda
Reed J. Termanson
W. Frank Molotov
Oshkosh Gas Light Company
Charles Jleukie
Molotov
Jo Nowiss
Patrick Collins
Charles Henk Ahasey
Deibrenner
Bowley Pease Wedding Announcement Becomes Public
Announcement of the approaching marriage of Miss Alaudt Pease of the city to Dr. G W Bow of New Orleans. The wedding is set for the latter part of winter. The bride to be is the only daughter of Mr and Mrs William Pease, livery stable proprietors formerly of Springfield I D. The groom is described as a prominent physician. A stray, out-of-context sentence about the Russian army appears but is not part of the wedding notice.
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Alaudt Pease
G. W. Bow
New Orleans
wApeh
William Pease
Bradley Bowen
Springfield
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