Cuban Discussion Suppressed by Governor Wood in Havana
The Discussion weekly in Havana was suppressed by order of Governor General Wood and its offices closed after the paper published an illustration titled The Cuban Cavalry. It depicted a Cuban soldier between two thieves labeled Wood and McKinley, with Senator Platt as a Roman soldier giving vinegar and gall in the form of the Platt amendment, and Public Opinion as Mary Magdalene. Editor Seslor Coronado was arrested briefly and released on bail.
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Governor Wood
Peea
McKinley
Semater Platt
Vineger
Gall
Associated Press
Havana
General Wood
Iis
McKin Jey
Platt
Mary Magdalene
Seslor Coronado
Recorders Named by Governor Stone
Hartisburg April A D Brown and Joan R Murphy were appointed recorders of Pittsburg and Allegheny City by Governor Stone under the Ripper act abolishing mayors in second class cities. They will serve until 1902.
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Asy
Associated Press
Hartisburg
A. D. Brown
Joan R. Murphy
Pittsburg
Alegheny City
Stone
Population of Britain Census Shows Large Growth
A London dispatch reports the United Kingdom census taken last Sunday night indicates a population exceeding 50 million across England Ireland Scotland and Wales. The rise is slower than in the previous decade and depopulation is lower than at any other time in the 1800s.
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Associated Press
New York
United Kingdom
London Dispatch
Journal and Advertiser
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Price of Bessemer Ores Fixed
The Plain Dealer reports that non Bessemer ore prices have been fixed without action by the Bessemer Ore association. Non Bessemer ore sells at three dollars per ton, a dollar cut from last year, with many small orders and totals nearing one million tons.
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Associated Press
Delavan
Del
the Plain Dealer
Milwaukee Man Hoeft Arraigned for Illegitimate Parentage
Milwaukee man Herman Hoeft was arraigned in municipal court on illegal parentage charges. Bertha Rutz of this city testified as the complainant. He failed to post 3500 bail and was committed to the county jail until April 21 for a preliminary examination. Hoeft claimed he has a wife in Milwaukee.
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Ricrman Hoett
Herman Woott
Milwaukee
Bertha Rutz
Hoeft
Destructive Lisbon Falls Fire Ravages Main Street
A morning blaze in the Everett block began at 1 30 in Tdshon Falls Me resulting in the destruction of twenty eight business buildings. Fire crews from Lewiston and Fath aided in suppressing the flames by 4 30, with losses pegged near a quarter of a million dollars.
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Tdshon Falls
Everett
Lewiston
Fath
General Lee Recovers From Illness On Mountain Journey
Denver Col April 6 General Metx Hugh Lee has recovered from an illness contracted on the 9th. He resumed his journey to the Pacific coast after a mountain excursion on Wednesday.
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Lee
Associated Press
Denver
Apri
Metxhugh Lee
Tracific
Surenders in Luzon Island Increase War Report
General MacArthur reports nineteen officers and 173 men with 133 rifles and nine revolvers surrendered at San Fernando, with Pablo Tacoon taking oath. Additional surrenders include General Arejola with thirty officers and 400 men at Nueva Caceres in southern Luzon.
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Associated Ress
Washington, D. C
War Department
MacaArthur
Manilla
Pablo Tocaon
San Fernandino
Arejola
Castro Dictator Castres Tightens Grip Amid Venezuelan Tension
A Tribune article outlines alleged Venezuelan abuses under President Castro including extending his term, packing the cabinet, and annulling American concessions. It notes the Loomis recall as a trigger and cites Curacao exile of Andrade. Consul Esteves denied the piece’s claims.
Madison Mayor Hoven Actioned Under Health Crisis
Mayor Hoven of Madison Wisconsin lies dangerously ill and may not survive the afternoon. The report notes his condition deteriorated with a serious health crisis affecting city leadership.
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Hoven
Madison
Wis
Mayor Hoven
Secrecy and policy shift in Japan Manchuria crisis
Reports from Yokohama and London on April 6 describe Japan’s cabinet seeking firm terms with Russia over Manchuria. British papers note Russia’s stance and warn of potential armed response, while US officials appear eager to disengage from China’s affairs amid the crisis.
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United States
Russia
Associated Press
Yokohama
Manchuria
London
St. Petersburg
Japan
Ntussia
China
Daily Chronicle
CALLY
The
Daily News
Ruseia
Hay
Count Cassini
Washington
M E Rounds Dies After Illness in Milwaukee Hospital
Mellen Eugene Rounds died in a Milwaukee hospital just before ten last night after two operations for diffused cerebral meningitis. The family will receive the remains in Oshkosh this afternoon. funeral services are private set for Tuesday at 2 30 at the family home with Rev. E H Smith officiating. pallbearers named later.
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Iin Bedalde
Oxhkosh
Rounds Rites Hail Local Business Leader in Milwaukee
Interment at Riverside cemetery follows the death of Mr. Rounds a prominent North American saw mill executive born in New Gloucester Maine on July 7 1908. He led the Northwestern branch of Atkin Co in Minneapolis for thirteen years and was connected with several fraternal orders. Survived by wife Maria, a daughter and brother Lynn Rounds with other relatives.
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New Gloucester
Maine
John Rounds
EC. Atking & Co
Indianapolis
Minneapois
Lynn Rounds
Otto Gates
Mr. Perkins
Atkins Company
Milwaukee
Rounds” Allment
Mr. Willams
Clement, Williams & Co
Rounds
Maria Rounds
Rush of outside buying lifts May corn on Chicago board
May corn for 1 delivery jumped to 44 to 44 on the Chicago board of trade as outside buyers surged in at the open. May settled 7 cents higher at 44 after slumping during scattered liquidation amid a bear raid against Phillips. Milwaukee chamber approves delivery rule allowing Chicago warehouse receipts to satisfy futures contracts, spurring expectation of Chicago traders moving to Milwaukee market.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade
Phillips
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce
Milwaukee Chamber
Lord Salisbury Departs for the Riviera
London reports Lord Salisbury starts for the Riviera this morning while detective chief Robert Pinkerton arrives from Chicago. Pinkerton corroborates the recovery of a stolen painting and questions London's denial, claiming the house, Agnew and Tondan, will confirm the full truth and warns of possible re loss.
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London
Lord Salisbury
The
Riviera
Aaai UE A
New York
Robert Pinkerton
Chicago
London Dispatches
C. Moreland Agnew
Early use of electric current in homes sparks alarm systems
George Nes in Everybody's Marquarterie comments on push button door systems giving way to electric monitors protecting homes from fire, floods, and boiler failures. Alarms can alert at a distance, with clocks that wake sleepers at set times, while bed alarms linger until switched off.
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George Nes
Allen Will Return as Porto Rico Governor in May
Governor Allen of Porto Rico will return to lead the island by early May after a brief conference with the president. The article notes the ongoing distress in many districts with widespread hunger, unemployment, and failed cultivation plans. Thousands are leaving for Hawaii, Cuba, San Domingo, and other destinations as the local press pleads for urgent action.
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Associated Press
Washington
DB. C
Allen
Porto Rico
Cincinnati
Ohio
Enquirer
Rom A. Coi
San Juan
Spain
Hawaii
Cuba
San Domingo
Ecuador
Three New Saloon Openings Stir Oshkosh After Election
Oshkosh reports three new saloons on Main Street by A W Hart Ed Wickert and L Munt opened after elections. City records show each paid $50 toward a quarter of the annual license, sparking questions of legality and possible court action.
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A. W. Hart
Main Street
Ed. Witkert
L. Munt
J. D. Abbott
First Baptist
Mr. Hart
Mr. Abbott
Stubs
Weisbrod
Abbott
Sa Inong
Russia China and Japan in Today’s Paper
A collage of headlined items appears across twelve pages including notes on stolen paintings recovered, a feature on a famous student event, and updates on rates of foreign postage. The issue highlights society, sport, books, magazines, and various city notices with brief editorials and gossip.
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Russia
Ciina
Japan
Samson
LIEV
Molson
Christian Science Defended
DE Vok
Whatier
Borcraft
Icse
Maui Barrymore
Om Tral
W. Theil
Wien
Ut Pessener
Madison Letier
Samen
General City News
Train Collision Near Wayne Injures Several in Pallbearers Sleeper
A Michigan Central freight rear ended near Wayne, Michigan, damaging the last Pullman car of train No. 36 from Chicago. Victims include Conrad Voigt conductor, Louis Mendelssohn passenger, J N Macklin passenger. Several others injured and being treated on arrival. Official reports vary on injury count.
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Wayne
Pallman
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Michigan Central
Chicago
Conrad Voigt
New York
Louis Mendelssohn
J. NM. Macklin
Senate to act on Stevens and Miller bills next Wednesday
Madison reports both the Stevens and Miller measures will be placed on a joint agenda next Wednesday night after a failed reconsideration motion. Opponents claim about eighteen senators will vote against the Stevens bill as drafted, while supporters expect passage. The assembly indefinitely postponed the Whitson bill on insanity related divorce and other bills, with the licensing of stationary engineers approved. News notes mention medical examiners Curran and Dr Johnny McGovern opposing osteopathy bills and a forthcoming game bill update.
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Senate
Madison
Wis
Miller
O'’Neil
Stevens
Friends of the
Whitson
Owens
Williama
Assembly
Curran
State Board of Medical Examiners
Johnny McGovern
Milwaukee
Carpenter
Bluebeard as Comte Gilles de Rais in 15th century drama
The London News notes M. Leslie’s essay on Bluebeard in Revue des Revues. Gilles de Rais, famed as Comte Gilles de Rais, is portrayed as a cultured youth who staged theatrical mysteries at Angers after his 16th wedding. He led a troupe across western France, staged grand spectacles, later turned to alchemy, and became the infamous Bluebeard who sacrificed wives and village children near his castle. He fought at Orléans with Joan of Arc, though the drama minimizes her role.
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M. Leslie
Bluebeard
Revue Des Revues
Comte Gilles de Rais
Angers
Christ
Spain
Angela Mysterica
Gilles de Rala
France
Casiles
Orleans
Joan of Arc
Tours
Charles VII
Rheims
London News
The Busiest Clergyman in a Large Town
A clergyman in a large town faces an expectation he can solve all woes and answer every question. He is viewed as parish leader and universal resource, ready with sympathy, advice, and humor on any subject from doctrine to divorce. Rev Dr C H Parkhurst cites this in The Saturday Evening Post.
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England
Everybody’s Magazine
C. H. Parkhurst
Bening Post
Appointment of City School Commissioners
Mayor Malva will appoint three education commissioners at large at the start of his term. The board has sixteen members including three at large and one from each ward. Current at large members are William F. Gruenewald J E B Mallern and Jerome Davis, chosen to represent south east and west sections.
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Malva
Commissioners of Education
Board of Education
Wiliam F. Gruenewald
J. EB. Mallern
Jerome Davis
Waters of the lake give up their dead near Fremont
The bodies of Myron Baker and Louis Larsen were found floating in Partridge Lake near Fremont Wisconsin. Both men went duck hunting last November and were missing with only a boat and decoys recovered until today. Baker was a prominent young grocer of Wayauwega.
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Wayauwega
Wis
Myron Baker
Louis Larsen
Partridge Lake
Fremont
Baker
Larsen
Tia Place
Oshkosh Salvation Army supper and business leaders meet
Ensign Jones will speak at a Salvation Army event tonight. A business men supper is planned next Thursday at the Tremont hotel to form a larger board of trade with brief talks, possibly including Congressman J H Davidson. A Foster Whist club meeting is not held next week. The Rels bowling team will travel to New London Friday to contest for northern Wisconsin bragging rights with a $0 side bet. Thomas Ryan acts as stakeholder.
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Ensign Jones
Salvation Army
Oshkosh
Board of Trade
Tremont Hotel
J. H. Davidson
Foster Whist
Rels
New London
Wisconsin
Thomas Ryan
Qpareler
Frey
Nishalaly Stannard
Montgomery Rela
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