Wales Will Be Guest Of New York Chamber In Fall
Reports from New York and Rome say the prince of Wales may visit the United States for the dedication of the New York chamber of commerce building in October. The invitation is considered plausible, with official sanction from King Edward and possible public ceremonies involving Merchants, diplomats, and business leaders.
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The
New York Chamber of Commerce
Associated Press
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Prince of Wales
United States
London
the Times
Washington
Edward
Royal Household
Chute
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mr. Morgan
New York Stock Exchange
Naw
L.s
Times
Oma
William
Chamber of Commerci
France
Rome
Margharita
Canada
Confession Was False In Cambridge Bank Robbery Case
Madison April 5 A man named Christian Tollepon confessed that his prior statement accusing six people, including Abel Christianson, of attempting the Cambridge bank robbery was false. Christianson, arrested in Iron County, had not been at Cambridge the night of the crime. Tollepon admitted perjury. four co-defendants were discharged.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Christian Tollepon
Cambridge
Tollepom
Abel Christianson
Christianson
Iron County
Tollepon
Tollenpon
Cave in endangers town as mine tunnel settles
A 300 foot tunnel collapse on lower Main Street Butte threatens multiple homes and 2 score miners. Ground weakness from sandy soil and water seeping from Silver Bow Creek caused a widening crevasse. one house sits on the brink of the hole. Nearby barn and fences have vanished as the cave extends along Silver Row Creek. Engineer Col. S B R Lundrum killed near Telluride in hydraulic mining accident. Peter Epswich seriously injured by a runaway hydraulic giant. Foxhall Keene, thrown from a horse near Melton Mowbray, injured but stable and progressing toward recovery.
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Associated Press
Butte
Bent
East Colusa
Lower Main Street
Silver Bow Creek
Immens Hole
Silver Row Creek
Telluride
S._ BR
Landlum
Kerstone Placter Mining Company
Peter Epswich
Lundrim
Colonel Lundrum
California
Foxhall Keene
London
Melton Mowbray
Steamer BG. F. Carter Tied Up At Menasha Bridge
Special to The Northwestern Manasha April 3 The steamer BG. F. Carter of Oshkosh capt Hitz was tied up here due to the Chicago & Northwestern Railway failing to open the Menasha canal bridge The Carter carried sand for a new Appleton electric power house It is the first Oshkosh steamer to pass the Menasha bridge The committee overseeing the proposed new city hotel reports progress and optimistic prospects for success.
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Northwestern
Menasha
Wis
BG. F. Carter
Oshkosh
Hitz
Chicago & Northwestern Raiload Company
Menasha Canal
Carter
Appleton
Menasha Bridge
Eumanities
Thieves in Office Bribery Scheme Hits St Louis Officials
St Louis grand jury report accuses municipal assembly members of a decade long scheme to extract bribes for passing ordinances and granting franchises. It denounces “Combines” that hold up legislation, naming indicted bribery suspects Edward Butler John H Becker Robert N Snyder and George J Kobzsch with perjury charges.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
O'Neill Ryan
J. Folk
Jesus
Robert N. Snyder
Edward Butler
John H. Becker
George J. Ekobzsch
CANDIDATE DIES ATButte hospital
Multiple obituary notices report deaths of public figures. Arthur R. Rood Republican candidate for mayor dies after typhoid fever at Butte Worth hospital following vaccination at the primary. Also noted are Navy medical director Dr Delavan Bloodgood and Civil War correspondent Epes Sargeant and Professor John M D Markiejohn of St Andrews, all dead in New York and London.
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Iy Agzociated Prasa
Grand Rapids
Mich
Arthur R. Rood
Butteworth Hospital
George R. Perry
Ils
NAVAL
New York
Delavan Blood- Good
United States Navy
Brooklyn
Jeria County
Merrimac
Pacific
Hampton Roads
Farragant
Missiasippi
Epes Sargeant
Nassau
Washington
London
John M. D. Markiejohn
University of St. Andrews
Menelik's Representative Named for Coronation
Ras Makonnen, era famed Abyssinian general and cousin of King Menelik, is sent to attend King Edward's coronation as the main confidential representative. Makonnan led Ethiopian forces at Adowa where thousands of Harari soldiers were reported slain amid the conflict with Italian troops.
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Aden Arabia
Hking Menelik
Abyssinia
Ras Makonnen
Edward
Tas Makonnan
Baratlerd
Adowa
Abrssinia
Harauert
Menelik
Canleris
Plague Reappears Across Cities Including Rio Janeiro
An Associated Press dispatch reports a plague reappearing in New York and Pernambuco with sightings in Rio de Janeiro. Five cars were reported on Sunday with no deaths, while in Tercambuca there were four fatal cases, notably Sefer Altaquerque Salles, editor-in-chief of The Diário de...
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Associated Preany
New York
Aml Aleo
Pernambuco
Egra
Rio Janeiro
Kraxtl
Dispatch
the Herald
Tercambuca
Sefer Altaquerque Salles
The
Diatiy de
Pictures Burn at Rauston Balk Thetford Fire
A fire destroyed the Tandon April R-A tent part of the duke of Grafton s real at Rauston Balk Thetford, thirty miles from Neovich, with pictures and furniture saved. Mrs Andrew Napa of Chicago was a city guest for two days last week.
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Tandon
Duke of Grafton
Rauston Balk
Thetford
Neovich
Andrew Napa
Rhodes Will Splits Vast Rhodes Trust Across Executors
London April 5 The Associated Press reports Cecil Rhodes estate may total £35 million with executors Lord Rosebery Earl Grey Lord Milner Alfred Bell Dr Jamieson L L Miceli and J L Hawkeley to divide about £1 to £1.6 million among them as shares transfer to survivors. American opinions see benefits to education and international goodwill.
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Associated Press
London
South Africa
Cecil Rhodes
Wil
Mr. Rhodes
Lkely
Lord Rosebery
Earl Grey
Lord Milner
Alfred Bell
Dr. Jamieson
L. L. Miceli
British Columbia
Nova Scotia
Canada
Rhodes
Methodes
Oxford
England
United States
New York
Butler
Columbia University
Educa Sion
MacCracken
New York University
Cech Rhodes
Enforce Blue Laws Surfaces in Albany Civic Meetings
Fragmented OCR notes describe Ry Acencia and Tread New York forming the Lauer Dealers' association amid blue law concerns. Special meetings and conflicting plans are mentioned as New York City officials consider enforcing ordinances on Sunday commerce and related penalties.
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Acencia
New York
Teenizrigat i
Cal
Caloonkerpe
Asbacia
Itiv
Voluitr
Anata
Lee da
Agathei
Knife accident maims Wisconsin butcher eye
Special to The Northwesterns Kaukeuna Wisconsin April 6 Edward Delesten proprietor of a meat market will lose an eye after a butcher knife on a block was hurled into the air by a falling beef quarter. It struck Driesen in the eye severing the optic and likely causing blood poisoning and death.
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Kaukeuna
Wis
Edward Delesten
Dries ‘Wen
Driessen
ISLAND BILL IS NEXT IN CHINESE EXCLUSION FOCUS
The Senate continues debate on the Chinese Exclusion Act amid plans to move the Indian appropriation bill next. Reports note routine House actions, post office tube funding talks, and a spat over use of Chinese sailors on American ships. Bill committee chairmen push priorities for Philippine government and the Hearagua canal project as well.
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Associated Frees
Washington, D. C
Senate
R. Fairbanks
Indiana
Senate Today
Philippine Archipelago
Senate Committee On Post Office
Post Office
House
Wille
Kansas City, Northwestern and Gulf Railway Company
Missouri River
Parkville
Nebraska
Taylor
Ohio
Committee On Elections
Horton-Butler
Missouri
Grosvenor
Olien
Wisconsin
Bir
Daniel
Virginia
Congress
IADI
Committee
Ocracoke Island
North Carolina
Quaker
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Service
Clayton
United States
Hey
Department of State
Pet
Mexico
Weoehington
Pocktta
London
John I. Mertee
Elresit Court
Oklahoma
Charcea
Southern Wisconsin Teachers Elect Leaders
Special to The Northwestern Milwanker Wile from Mores Wis describes the Southern Witconsis Teachers election results. WA Whips ple of arabe presdent refere adgoure ine. The slate includes First vice president Bom Ahadies and Craw for a eminty com view president Harriet Vinik. secretary HK Wicksk and Burlington iesaarer C. Bab eek Teleste.
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Milwanker
Mores
First
Vieepresident
Bom Ahadies
Craw
Eminty
Com View
Harriet Vinik Weelie
HK. Wicksk Burlington Iesaarer
Babeek
Teleste
Grand Stand Collapse Tragedy Reported at Local Event
A grand stand collapsed between Urge land and 3 et causing multiple injuries and one death. Eyewitnesses and responders describe chaos as shelter structures failed amid strong weather. Investigators will inspect the site and determine the cause.
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Betis
Trouble Not Over In Hayward Conflict Report
Madison April 6. Adjutant General Boardman reports to Governor La Follette that the Hayward dispute continues with neither side ready to yield. The governor directs Boardman to inform the sheriff that it is the courts not he who decide law questions, yet his duty is to preserve peace and enforce order impartially. The sheriff and district attorney are warned that full duty will be required from both sides.
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Madison
Wis
Adjutant General
Neenah School Applicants to Submit Photographs
Applicants for Neenah public school positions must send photographs with applications and recommendations. A board resolution by School Commissioner William H. Hesse will be introduced. Photographs of female applicants are said to influence hiring, though officials claim looks are not the sole criterion. The move aims to safeguard future staffing for the district. Augusta Monahan seeks divorce from Joseph Monahan in circuit court, alleging three causes. Jerry Mulloy to prosecute. A separate criminal case for alleged February 23 assault and battery is ongoing. Wisconsin Telephone exchange manager Willarson denies any strike. instead a 15 minute afternoon break was granted to the operators with their suggestion.
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Neenah
Wis
Neenah Public Schools
Board of Education
Wiliam H. Hesse
Duthnaye
Jove
Cirrcuit Court
Augusta Monahan
Joseph Monahan
Jerry Mulloy
Monaghan
Willarson
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Todar Am
Frick Clears Debt for Oshkosh Orchestra Fund
The Young Ladies' society of the First Congregational church rejoices as H C Frick of Pittsburg pays the remaining 320 dollars, wiping out the debt incurred to guarantee the Pittsburg orchestra's engagement. The debt arose after Oshkosh attendees were few, leaving 420 dollars owed before Frick's generous remittance.
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Pittsburg
Young Ladies’ Society of
First Congregational Church
Young Ladies' Society
H. C. Frick
Oshkosh
Great Steel Corporation
Andrew Carnegie
Fittzburg
Saloon Robbery at Main Street Saloon
An unknown intruder broke into MH C Nielson and Son at 19 Main Street early Friday, prying open slot machines and the cash receiver, netting about forty dollars. Passersby mistook the suspect for the proprietor, police were alerted, and a man was detained but released, with no solid clues or arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MH. C. Nielson & Son
Main Street
Sen
Extension Granted in Krueger Et Al v Wisconsin Tel Co
Judge Kurnell extended the time to May 14 for filing the bill of exceptions in the Neenah matter Krueger versus Wisconsin Telephone Co. The $1,000 judgment awarded to the plaintiff by a jury at the December term remains stayed until the extended date.
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M. W. Krueger
Neenah
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Kurnell
Acc
New Banking Bill Aims to Stabilize Currency and Banking
Washington dispatch reports the House Banking and Currency Committee, along party lines, favorably reported a Republican drafted measure. It preserves the gold standard, creates elastic currency, sets nationwide interest parity, and amends national banking laws. The bill creates a treasury division of banking and currency with a three member board, details bank note issuance, silver dollar parity, branch national banks, silver bullion coinage, and guaranty funds for insolvent banks.
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Associated Press
Washington
PD. C
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Fowler
Library Receives 700 Toward Bequest for City Library
At a board meeting the public library accepted 700 cash toward a will provision leaving 1500 to three grandchildren and the remainder to the city library. The estate valued at 4309.79 faced contest but was ruled valid. The buyer, son in law, will pay 700 now and cover widow support with rest of plan finalized today.
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Board of Erectors
Alr
van Gordon
Bedient Willage
Willian Bedient
Algoma
Earber Bedient
Horace Pierce
Chester Fierce
Esther Pierce
West Irving Street
Mcibrary
Gahkosh
Mary Bedlent
Mary E. van Gordon
Harriet W. Pierce
W. F. Pierce
Ta Sion
Bedient
Tme
ELECTS OFFICERS OF MEXICAN DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
At its annual meeting the Mexican Development & Construction company elected officers and directors from Appleton Oshkosh Milwaukee Green Bay Green Bay area names including William Michelstetter as president and Wiliam E. Brio as secretary and general manager. Multiple officers from Oshkosh Appleton Green Bay and nearby cities are listed among the corporate leadership.
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Mexican Development & Construction Company
Presdent
Wiliam Michelsetter
Appleton
Finer
Thomas R. Morgan
Oshkosh
D. C. Burdick
W. K. Bidcout
Orukosh
Wiliam E. Brior
Ochkoerh
F. M. Sumel
Green Rain
W. K. Rideout
J. Howard Jenkins
Jim M. Ratlins
Alton Tipley
T. BR. Morgan
W. FE. Ryder
D.C. Burdick
Orhkorn
William Michelstetter
H.W. Russel
FL. E. Foster
Arther “Michelstetter
S E. Trice
Geores Hi
Sirach
George Trolier
al of
Milwaukee
John Brehm
Menasha
A. Bronser
Greenville
Lonte Pyneh
Ripon
George E. Henry
Yar
Washington
Frail Teligen
Mantrewit
Frank A. Suffel
Green Bay
Je. L. Walker
Stevens Point
Assessors April Meeting Delayed to Monday Afternoon
The assessor of the county votes to hold a meeting in the supervisor's room at the county seat on Monday April 15 at 2 o clock in the afternoon for conference and inspection. The Central Waist tab will meet next Tuesday with Mrs Frances Read on Algoma Street.
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Frances Read
Kansas City Handicap Won by Hirschy in Dramatic Shootoff
In Kansas City the Minneapolis rider Hirschy won the American handicap with a twenty nine yard start, beating Spencer of St Louis who took second. Heikes of Dayton and Pollard of Chicago followed, as the crowd marveled at a fierce race with a record run of straight kills and a dramatic finish.
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Associated Prews
Kansas City
Apell
Hirschy
Minneapolis
America
Wos
C. G. Spencer
St Louis
Spencer
RO Heikes
Dayton
Ohio
J. Dy Pollard
Chicago
J. Lowen
Cushing
Fred Gilbert
Spirit Lake
Iowa
Helkes
Titey
Hirechy
Bates
Mnony
Aro
Fhirschy
San Francisco
Cal
New Seas
G. W. Smith
Domain Grounds
Auckland
Arasnalein
Martin
Neconda
Smith
England
Divorces Granted In Circuit Court Citations
Two divorces were granted in circuit court. Lewis Stelzer of this city obtained a divorce from Libble Stelzer on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Property and custody of a minor child were awarded to the husband. Frank Tucker of Princeton secured a divorce from Sara A. Tucker alleging she refused his access at his son’s bedside and to ride in the same carriage to the funeral. The plaintiff is the postmaster of Princeton. Property was divided accordingly.
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Lewis Mtelser
Frynsk Tucker
Princeton
Dodays
Lewis Stelzer
Libble Stelzer
Oahkoph
Frank Tucker
Sara A. Tucker
Short Votes and Local Notes from Oshkosh Area
Norris improves today after bowel surgery at St Macy hospital. Paragon Oil agent Mr Nortte recovering from illness. Paul Gary convalescing from measles, after a week of illness. A Tuesday dinner party at the Hinetaugh home ended abruptly by an alarm. John W Hume travels to Chicago for Mrs Hume’s hospital treatment. Oshkosh Elks lodge installed Dr F W A Brown as grand district deputy. Minstrel show planned with Trinity Episcopal Men’s Club. Children of Frank Streod of Font du Lac remain critically ill with pneumonia. Ashkosh MOC AXT held gospel meeting Sunday. Band of Gideon to participate in meetings. T M L A Breighton women to hold service with Jonson singing. Reverend Laran from Hardel’s Meestah referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CF. Norris
Nortte
Paragon Ofl Company
Weterwent
St Macy Hospital
Paul Gary
Mare
John W. Hinetaugh
Ieee
John W. Hume
Chicago
F. W. A. Brown
Elks Avi
Trinity Episcopalena
Frank Streod
Font du Lac
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Visi
Caakie
Grand Rapids, Mich
Menelik’s
Rio
Teation
Mina
Northrop
State University
Dell Rhodes
Rhodez
George Rhodes
Lake Wood
Philadelphia
Almos
Europe
Cecil
Eton
Gulfala
Phiadelphia
Callen Pallee
Philippine
Southern
Boardman
Frick
H. C. Nielson & Son Mace
W. Krueger
House Committee
Ariel
Wm. Redient
Pablo Library
Whitehead
Meriew
Leetisiniore
Kreuzer
Oy County
Champso
Kanene City
Allege
Sam Su
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