Wisconsin election turmoil shows Republican sweep in cities
Complete returns from Wisconsin cities show Republicans winning majorities in mayoral races and a net control of several councils and boards. Notable contests include Rose defeating Anson and Tuttle for city offices while fusion tickets and factional splits influenced results in Madison Marinette and Superior. Women voters helped in Racine Kenosha Beaver Dam, with issues on water works monuments and licensing shaping outcomes.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
David
Rose
Charles E. Anson
Howard Tuttle
Common Council
Warren D. Tarrant
Lyman G. Wheeler
Board of Supervisors
Wisconsin
Neillegime
la Folletta
Citizens
Madison
John W. Groves
la Follette
Republican Party
Storm Bull
Groves
Grafton
Mazamanie
Mineral Point
Osceola
Monroe
Merrill
Medford
Durand
Black River Falls
Chitton
Eau Claire
West
Muscoda
Marinette
Waupaca
Portage
Darlington
Ripon
Hudson
Beaver Dam
Neonah
Elroy
Baraboo
Wausau
Fountain City
Marshfield
West Superior
Fort Atkinson
Menomonie
Trempealeau
Plymouth
Sparta
Columbus
Manitowoc
Paste
Waukesha
Nellisville
Menasha
Brillion
Viroqua
New Lisbon
Richland Center
East Troy
Lake Mull
Mosinee
Thorpe
Cedarsburg
Woodland
Prentice
Phillips
West Bend
Waters
The
State University
J. W. Groves
Madison Journal
Nefils
Racine
Kenosha
Beloit
Simon Smith
Dane
Outagamie
Alt Appleton
Outaxamis
Kaukauna
Pla
Marrison
Stoughton
Social Democratic Party
Sheboysan
Mensa
Richmond
Waupun
Trempealeu
Grantsbore
Wirsaua
Lodi
Greywood
Brodheal
Lake Mills
Galeaville
Ase
Muscola
Deerflet
Baraboc
Randolph
Wate Works
Rick River Falla
Trosteen
Otto Gander
Fred Otto
A. Witamse
Peter Reuter
Peter Ohlsen
Avepet Bran
S. T. Rarpield
Frank Rank
Asscor
Ferd Paolitz
Toxtive
O. C
Tice of the Peace
W. Y. McMullen
Joan Schwler
WEYAUWEGA CATHOLICS REPORT INTERIORS AND SERVICES
The Weyauwega Catholic society renovates church interiors and will hold services every Sabbath now, with Rev Father Buon newly in charge and stationed in Wauonea. Changes come as Interurban office replaces day and night operators. Nela Nelson and Emily Sampson wed at the bride's home. Smallpox breaks out in Mr Wm Mykel's home near the village, with Addie Mykel as the first victim.
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Weyawega
Wis
Apri
Catholi Society
Father Buon
Wauonea
John Lovell
Robert Walton
Miss Hillis Wedded in Quiet St Paul Ceremony
Miss Ruth Hillis, daughter of James J. Hill, wed Anson McCook Beard at the Summit Avenue family residence. Archbishop Ireland officiated with Hon. Thomas J. Gibbons assisting. Guests included 131, with a Danz Symphony Orchestra providing music and an informal reception held afterward. The couple will reside in New York City and honeymoon at North Oaks.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Summit Avenue
Ruth FU
James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Northern Securities Companies
Anson McCook Beard
New York
Mer. Anatole Ostér
Afr
James J. Hil
John Ireland
Thomas J. Gibbons
Rachel Hill
Erle Dahlgren
Danz Symphony Orchestra
George H. Fairclough
Church of St. John the Evangelist
Sweep results elect George Banta mayor in Menasha
In Menasha Wisconsin on April 2 results show George Banta winner for mayor with an eighty two vote margin over Silas Bullard. The tally lists party affiliations for judges, clerks, and ward supervisors across the city.
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Menashe
Wis
George Banta
Henry Northrup
B. J. Welschmen
Lip Schwab
John Jetwabuy
John Scholls
Mdermen
John Lenz
Nic'Remmel
Dem
L. J Noble
Silas Bullard
Chicago Aldermen Election Yields League Victory and Referendum Results
Chicago voters elected 28 league endorsed aldermen with 6 defeated. Abolition of town government carried 57,695 to 45,215. Municipal ownership proposals for street railways and power plants advanced or rejected as indicated. Notable figures include Bathhouse John Coughlin, Johnny Powers, and Blind Hills Kent in key wards. Contests likely before election board. many wards saw tight margins despite large turnout.
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Chicago
Ill
Municipal Voters’ League
League
Gray Wolves
M. V.L
M. V
John Coughlin
Johnny” Powers
Turkey Man
Elghteenth
Blind Hills
Kent J
Board of Election Commissioners
Yaquis In Arms Threaten Mexican Government
A Bisbee report via Associated Press says Yaqui Indians in Sonora face pressure as Mexican soldiers seize water holes and push foreigners to leave. Raiders seek arms and ammunition, while officials warn of growing trouble and potential warlike actions against Yaquis.
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Artz
Bisbee Jaya
Alcg
Mc Donald
Soiqui
Rio Grande
Sonora
Browning's First Book Auction Attracts Rarity
A sale of early Browning works from A. J. Morgan’s collection drew bids for Robert Browning's first book "Pamine, a Frustment of Confresion" with its astrograph. Only eleven copies are known to exist.
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Trom
New York
A. J. Morgan
Robert Browning
Western Passenger Association to dissolve as Chicago report says
The Western Passenger association the largest group of western railroads from Chicago and beyond is doomed to dissolution. John Sebastian predicts withdrawal will prompt major lines to leave. The Tribune notes the body organized two decades ago with six reorganizations, current chair E F MacLeod, and prior leaders Caldwell and Hilend.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Western Passenger Association
Missouri River
Tribune
John Sebastian
Chicago, Heel Island
E. F E. MacLeod
Rock Island
BR. D. Caldwell
Lackawanna Railway
Associaion
J. H. Hilend
St Pauyl
Tribune J
Grand American handicap at Blue River park today in Kansas City
The Grand American handicap, part of the Interstate association’s tenth annual tournament, drew near a centric entry as shooting began at Blue River park. Perfect weather and a large field promise a multi-day event with strong bets on top shooters including Marshall, Fender, and others among the leading odds.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Interstate Association
Blue River Park
Centrica
Aigo Haae
Tom Marshall
Fender
San Francisco
Marshall
T. W. Murphey
Cal Callison
Crosby
Gay
Morrison
Gilbert
Elliot
T. B. Ware
Burnside
J. L. White
Bates
H. Money
Murphy
Panning
D. F. Fulford
Utica
C. W. Budd
Des Moines
H. O. Feudner
Beakart
California
Tom Ware
Spokane
Annie Oakley
Lillian Smith
Winama
W. R. Crosy
J. A. Re
Elcott
Johnston
E. G. Griffiths
Back Seat for Caesar on McKinley’s Greatness
New York hosts the War Veterans Association anniversary at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church where Bishop C il Yowler praises President McKinley. He credits him with paying the penalty of greatness and tracing McKinley’s lineage to early Irish kings. He asserts McKinley’s greatness surpasses Carsat, who would take a back seat.
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Associated Press
New York
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
C. Il. Yowler
McKinley
Lincoln
Garfield
All Ireland
Down
Carsat
Democrats of Thirteenth Indiana district convene in Plymouth
Democrats from St Joseph Starke Pulaski Marshall Fulton and Elkhart counties met in Plymouth Indiana to nominate Prof Frank Jiering of Notre Dame to run against Congressman Ayl L Brick in the race for the Thirteenth Indiana district.
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Bulletin Press Association
Plymouth
Ind
Indiana
St. Joseph
Starke
Pulaski
Marshall
Fulton
Elkhart
Frank 2. Jiering
Notre Dame University
Ay l L. Brick
Miners Idle Over Union Recognition in Rochester Strike
Ten thousand bituminous coal miners in the Rochester and Mitts burg region idle. They demand recognition of the miners' union signaling a long conflict. In Chicago builders strike, carriers and laborers reject an agreed wage rise and an agent’s pledge not to strike. A stormy meeting ends with plans to strike. 1,000 workers may be affected. Stamford greenswich and Port Chester painters walk out over contract terms, demanding union nonmember work ban. later the union accepts the builder’s compromise and the strike ends.
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Associated Press
Dubois
Rochester and Mittsburg Coal and Iron Company
Cincago
Chicago
Hil
Herman Lilien
Mr. Litten
Granti Mg
Lillen
Lillern
Stamford
Conn
Greenwich
Port Chester
Builders’ Association
Master Builders’association
Building Trades Counsess
Never Felt Better Ends In Tragic Train Depot Death
Minneapolis April 2. L. E. Parsons after telling friends he had gained ten pounds on a New York trip and never felt better collapsed at Union depot last night. A daughter accompanied him as he waited for a return train to Grand Forks. He dropped to the depot floor and died without regaining consciousness.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
New York
L. E. Parsons
Union Depot
Murderer Fired House Fire Ends in Tragedy in Portland
AP reports a two story Portland home on Taylor Street near Second caught fire last evening. Firemen found Lin Hung, a Chinese woman, dead in bed with her throat cut. Dr. Lee Po Tei, her alleged lover, was arrested on suspicion of murder.
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iBy Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Taylor Street
Second
Enterton
Lin
Lee Po Tei
Messmer Not Appointed Archbishop of Manilla
Wisconsin special reports from Green Bay that Bishop Messmer of Green Bay will not be appointed archbishop of Manilla Philippines. A telegram from Mar Satalu states no appointment has been made and none will be for the present.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Messmer
Manilla
Philippine Islands
Mar. Satalu
Lishhop
Postal Currency Plan Discussed by 6 Government Officials
Three officials from the Post Office Department and three from the Treasury Department meet to study a postal currency. The current plan envisions a small email currency replacing one and two dollar bills to enable quick transfer of small sums. Notes would be payable only at the designated place by the purchaser.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nv. C
Post Ofice Department
Treasury Department
Tme
Talmage A Sick Man
A Washington report states Rev Dewlit Talmage’s condition has remained unchanged for two days. Family members have been advised any improvement will be very slow and may be alternately required.
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Presay
Washington, BD. C
Dewlit Talmare
Ik Pirchciana
Scandal at Wheeling Indicts Ten Over Alleged Rail Probe
Wheeling West Virginia April 2 A special grand jury session ended with ten councilmen indicted for forming a combine to solicit cash from a railroad for a proposed ordinance. The probe also uncovered other scandals to be examined.
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Presa
Wheeling
W. Va
Grant Jury Iday
Witcharee
Shest Railway
Pase Inc
Athens Steamer Wrecked Near Punta Arenas
The Athens steamer, under Captain Jones, was wrecked March 22 north of Case Tar, Chile, with eleven lives lost. The captain and the crew perished. survivors rescued at Punta Arenas.
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Montevilen
Urasnay
Aritaeh
Athens
Jones
Case Tar
Cail
Punta Arenas
President elevates several officers to brigadier general
Washington April 2 The president today announced promotions in the regular army. Major General RP Franges and Col. Isaac D Peruy were advanced to brigadier general along with Col. Andrew S Bor and Col. M. W. Sheridan to brigadier general to fill vacancies created by retirements and other separations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Aris
RP Ftaghes
Isaac D PeRuay
Andrew S
Bor
M. VV. Sheridan
Philadelphia Murder Suspect Held for Coroner Action
William Lang, charged with killing Mrs Elia J Furbush and daughter Madeline and fatally wounding Eloise Furbush, was held today awaiting coroner action. He offered no remorse, saying they deserved to die. Blaine’s condition remained poor with little hope of recovery. Charles A Furbush, husband of the murdered woman, remained at the crime scene as officers guarded him, not ready to speak.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
William Lang
Elia J. Furbush
Madeline
Eloise Furbush
Lane
Blaine
Charles A. Furbush
Ella Jurden
Promis
Many Bills Passed In Senate And House Actions
Washington date April 2 reports show rapid passage of bills. Relief for Smith Meyer and Pelse tied to plans for a congressional library building. Other acts authorize railway bridge, retirement admiral appointment, land patents, traffic bridge Savannah Hutchinson Island, land title in South Dakota, discharge certificate, cemetery lot transfer, ordnance to Indian veterans, condemned cannon for MacComb statue, claims reimbursement, miners home near Salt Lake City, and pension provisions. House proceeds with sundry civil appropriation bills, national parks items prompt discussion and a plan for consolidating park commissions next congress.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Jonn L. Smith Meyer
Paul J. Pelse
Congressional Library
United States District Court
Winston
N.C
White River Railway Company
White River
Arkansas
John Russell Bertlett
Hest
Navy
Basin City
Wyo
Savannah River
Savannah
Hutchinson
Iand
Chatham County
South Dakota
A. W. Huntley
Woodland Cemetery
Quincy
Secretary of War
Detroit
Mich
Alexander MacComb
U. S
United States
Spain
Salt Lake
Utah
Batley
Texas
Maddox
Georgia
Committee On Appropriations
Congress
Primogeniture Law to be Heard by State Supreme Court
The case Bem-Way-Bin-Xess et al v Ezra Eshelby centers on whether primogeniture applies to land once owned in absolute fee by a Chippewa Indian. Moose Tongue received 653 acres at Thiet River mouth. after his death the US Supreme Court ruled his son could leave the land, applying primogeniture. The petition asks whether tribal heirs can recover under descent rules, with Eshelby seeking to bar proceedings via writ of prohibition.
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Guy Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
United States Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Bem-Way-Bin-Xess
Ezra Eshelby
Moos Tongue
Thiet River Falls
Yeo
Eehethby
Rem-Way-Rin-Nese
Moose Tongue
District
Train wreck near Barberton kills soldiers in colonial region
Reports from Tuesday describe a Barbert on to Barberton wreck where a British Hampire regiment unit suffered 39 dead and 45 wounded as the train derailed on a down grade. Lord Kitchener calls the incident accidental after the engine and five cars jumped the track and exploded following a high speed slide.
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Barberton
Trancenal Colony
Saidiere
Hampsire
Lord Kitchener
Cholera Toll Rises in Manila by April Noon
Manila reports up to noon on April 2, 117 cholera cases and 73 deaths. The Daily Associated Press notes the rapid spread of the disease in the city, with health officials rushing to contain outbreaks and treat patients amid mounting fatalities.
Durfee Pardoned After War Department Action
Mattoon Illinois April 2 Former State Senator Isaac B Crain reports that Lieut Oscar S Durfee has been pardoned by the War Department He was a volunteer in the Spanish American War and later managed the San Fernandino railway in Cuba He was accused in 1900 of embezzling 24200 in government funds and after advocacy by Senator Allison and others Secretary Root ordered a review leading to the pardon He is married with four children living in the city.
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Washington, D. C
Durfee
Mattoon
Jil
Oshkosh
War Department Ofiichila
Cuba
Fe Ds
Tlayuana
David
Ey Associated Press
Isaac B. Crain
Washington
Ozcar S. Durfee
San Fernandino and
Jucaro
Crain
United States
Allison
Iowa
Root
Puerto Principe
Detecting Blackmail in New York Police Department
Mayor Low voiced strong support for Police Commissioner Partridge saying he has unabated confidence and that the system of blackmail in the police department is nearer to legal detection and overthrow than ever before. He cited perfect understanding and cooperation among the mayor, the commissioner, and the district attorney of New York County.
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New York
Low
Partridge
New York County
Steel car wheel plant to be built at Bethlehem
An experimental plant costing several million dollars will be built at Bethlehem Steel works. President Schwab of United States Steel and ex-Pressed Steel Car chief Charles T Schoen will oversee the project to manufacture pressed steel car wheels. Machinery work has begun.
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iBy Associated Press
New York
Bethlehem
Death by self-inflicted gunshot tied to foot in Appleton
Edward G. Weimar, long-time Appleton resident active in local politics, died yesterday afternoon after shooting himself through the heart with an old shotgun tied to his foot. A boarder at 1 West College Avenue hotel was robbed of about 30 dollars while asleep, the money taken from his clothes.
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Appleton
Wis
Edward G. Welmar
Weimar
West College Avenue
Luncheon Dons for Jury of Women Causes Curious Court Debate
In a Brooklyn Eagle snippet from a 1898 case, twelve women serving on a jury were locked in a jury room. They demanded a substantial luncheon before continuing deliberations. The prosecution offered to pay. the defense supported the idea. The judge consented to a grand luncheon to aid justice. The event sparked jokes about money and time.
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Attesner
Shell
Rome
Cine
Brooklyn Eagle
Love of Sweetheart in Honduras Mystery
William Schrieber, missing since October 1990 on charges of misappropriating $128,000 from Elizabethport Banking, is reported in Honduras. A letter says he farms bananas and ships them back, claiming he is well and hopes to return to repay the bank. He says he was short only $11,000 and sought details of his sweetheart’s death in this city months ago.
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Associated Views
New York
William Schrieber
Elizabethport Banking Company
Honduras
Bern
Schrieber
Baranay
hia sweet+ heart
Rand Appointed Confidential Secretary to Postmaster General
Washington April 2 Associated Press Rand of Milwaukee Wisconsin was named confidential secretary to the postmaster general. It was understood he had been an applicant for the chief clerkship in the post office department under classified service exemption prior to civil service opposition, which prevented the change.
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Associated Presa
Washington, D. C
H. MH. Rand
Milwaukee
Wis
Apnon
Postminster General
Rand Wee
Post Office Department
Ebeeauw
Civil Service Comralasion
Linemen Strike Against Oshkosh Electric Light & Power
Several linesmen initiated a strike at Oshkosh Electric Light & Power demanding higher wages. About ten to two dozen linemen and lamp trimmers walked out at ten this morning, while A E Thompson of the company said the strike does not hinder public service as enough workers remain to operate. The company noted fewer trimmers are needed due to new lamps requiring less service.
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Oshkosh Electric Light & Power Company
A. E. Thompson
Thompson
Iours
Weddings of Note Across Cities Today
New York reports the wedding of Minnie E Stone to Lt Swift W Martin at All Souls church with Capt M C Buckley as best man and bridesmaids including Isabella Martin and Gray. Norwich hosts Katherine Lucas Chambers and Francis George Hood in a ceremony led by Rev Dr Chambers and Dr Bruske. Greenwich sees Elisha Belcher Mead and Harriette Byne Bradford wed in a Second Congregational church ceremony. Washington notes Theodore G McGirr of the New York Athletic Club marrying Miles Trebecen Barbarian at St Patrick's church.
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Bulletin Press Association
New York
Minnie E. Stone
Charles Francis Stone
Swift W. Martin
Fourth United States Cavalry
All Souls' Church
Thomas R. Slicer
Stone
M. C. Buckley
United States Artillery
Isabella Martin
Gray
Sylvia Fleming
Florence Meisner
Dodge
Peoria
Norwich
Katherine Lucas Chambers
James Chambers
Chambers
Francis George Hood
Saginaw. Mich
Tiev
Bruske
Almacellex
Mien Dufrene
Nebraska
Greenwich
Conn
Elisha Belcher Mead
Standard OH Company
Harriette Byne Bradford
Samuel Bradford
Brooklyn
Second Congregational Church
Washington, D. C
Theodore G. McGirs
New York Athletic Club
Ceister
Marriagio Tay
Miles Trebecen Barbarian
St. Patrick's Church
Man Hunt Shillingis in Lake View Riot
Citizens of Lake View joined a four man hunt last night intent on vengeance against a man who assaulted Margaret Murray. Miss Murray, now hospitalized with heart concussion, was the target of a revenge scheme described as a vigilante retribution. Participants returned at dawn discouraged after failing to locate the suspect.
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Aresa
Chicaze
Lake View
Margaret Murray
Miss Murry
Election in Omro reshapes village ticket in local race
In Omro a village ticket battle ends with voters electing new leaders. The contest details names such as L Sullivan and George J. Wricht among trustees and officials. totals show a $15 tally and varied candidacies, while a separate obituary notes a woman who died after a long illness and a reflection on heritage.
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Omes
Vaherofaalar
L. Sullivan
Trojeven
Independemi
MISS STONE STORY RETURNS TO AMERICA
Miss Stone returns from captivity and will address a London audience about her experiences. In New York, April 2 3 reports note she plans to depart for America Saturday but may delay. The Tribune notes Jeffords near London to address the American signatory.
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Associated Vrars
New York
Stone
Jtouw
Yorrington Square
Pope
Philippines
Philippine
Rome
Trivume Ag
Tats
Ater
Henry White
United States
London
George W. L. Meyer
White
Florence
England
Schaffer
Submarine Department
German Navy
Navy
Russa
France
Belgium
Berlin
Herald
Germany
PORTE
Constantinople
Macedonia
Albania
Allart
Moscow
M. Trepoff
Jomes
Vienna
Lower Austria
Amsterdam
Kessler Buys 10,000 Barrels Bourbon in Bourbon Market
Julius Kessler of Chicago has just purchased 10,000 barrels of Bourbon on the local market, raising his Kentucky holdings to 60,000 barrels. He acts independently of the Kentucky distilleries and warehouse company and aims for 75,000 barrels, fueling dealer bids and corner rumors as locals report scarce supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Tribune
Roulsville
Julius Kessler
Kentucky
Kesstey
Kentucky Distilleries and Warehouse Company
Mr. Kessler
Chickamauga Address Memorial Moving at Cooper Union
Preparations are underway for a memorial moving at Cooper Union Hall next Thursday evening to honor John T. Altgeld and the important services of Til Nels Ernest J. Crosby will preside. Clair ence S. Darrow of Chicago will deliver the original address. A feature will be the trading of the Chickamauga address used on the battlefield by Governor Altgeld at the dedication.
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Associated Press
New York
Cooper Union Hall
Jonn TP. Altesld
Soremnor
Tilnels
Ernest JI
Crosby
Clairence S. Darrow
Chicago
Chickamaugxa
Altgeld
Dead number sixteen death toll from Dayton disaster
Fragmentary telegraph style report notes sixteen killed and many injured in Dayton incident. Mentions widows and survivors, unclear causes, and evolving death toll. Court and public notices referenced, with scattered weather and timing details.
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Weyauwega
Miss Hillis
Magnati
Tales Husband
Menashe Democrats
Bourtt Werd
Mathias Borenz
Henry J. Foth
John Schneider
Phillip Arft
Rep
Joseph Marx
Municipal Voters' League
Yaquis
Browning
Poul
Westeman Passenger Association
Sheridan
Jack Sheridan
Ban Johnson
M’cox
Kid" McCor
Europe
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Caesar
Thirteenth
Salon
Duncann
Council
Tallyhos
Xamen
Honac
Davidson
BE. M. Crane
Payne
H. C. Stevens
Minnesota
Pretoria
Batberton
Ilea Np
Duriel
Advic
Illinois
Cane
Mayor Low
Triger
Thee
Wiewa Nay
Moornine
Rand
Cleiue
Coastal
Oakkosh Electri¢ Light and Power Company
Omro
Regulne Villance
Atie
Himelf Dowert
Lim
Miss Stone
Yope Tallis
MMM Pythemtmore
Jean
Bourbon
Chickamauga
Altcelé
Dartet Ness Straher
Aestelaed Prezad Chatianesen
Dayton
Taertesn
Setfond Denlerel
Geried Injucet Pesterday
Sneotta
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