Roosevelt in Charleston on visit with harbor tour
President Roosevelt arrives in Charleston amid ceremonial guard and naval pageantry. He tours the Algonquin and nearby ships with an enthusiastic reception, then attends a banquet at the Charleston hotel and plans for a parade and Summerville visit. Governor McSweeney attends. Governor Aycock expected.
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Preas
Charleston
8. C
Naval Station
Navel
Algonquin
Cincinnati
Lancaster
Sullivan's Island
Fort Sumpter
Ashley River
Utecls
St. John Hotel
Tn Hich
Roosevelt
St. John
Exposition Grounds
Micah Jenkins
Summerville
McSweeney
Aycock
North Carolina
Southern Railway
Col. L. S. Brown
Washington
Smyth
F. W. Wagener
J. J. Hemphill
Fearful for Beef in Britain as U S Meat Trust Moves In
London reports unease as American meat combine aims to halt cattle shipments. The Liverpool Post says Britons will face higher meat prices once the Chicago beef trust fully develops its control over meat cargo dispatch. For the first time cattle ships sail without enough stock on board.
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Associated Press
London
Liverpool Post
Chicago Beef Trust
Young Woman Dies By Her Own Hand In Peru Hotel
Associated Press reports a young woman in Peru Indiana committed suicide by taking morphine at a local hotel. she held a pawn ticket in the name may rock-morr and left little identifiable information for investigators.
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Associated Presa
Peru
Ind
API RA
Xy M. Fouant
Onwero
N.Y
Morsphine
May Rock- Morr
New York Governor Odell Allocates Exposition Funds
Governor Odell approves a one hundred dollar appropriation to fund New York’s exhibit at the St Louis Exposition. The measure advances state representation and showcases the Empire State’s offerings.
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Antonia Presey Ambanr
Odell Way
State of New York
St. Louis
Finest in world declares MacArthur before senate committee
General MacArthur testifies on Philippine conditions before the Senate committee, praising the archipelago as a strategic and economic asset. He says democracy began long before American involvement, insists occupation ensures eastern protection, and envisions Filipinos rallying to American ideas while pursuing rapid political organization and education. The war is admitted as modern and humane in conduct.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
MacArthur
Philippine Archipelago
Senate Committee On the
Philippines
China Sea
Orient
Penalty for Rate Cutting Advocated in House Hearings
A Milwaukee official leading a business delegation urged Congress to enlarge the Interstate Commerce Commission to curb railroad rate discrimination and rebates. He urged strict penalties and empowered the ICC to fix classifications with rules in effect during appeals. Hearings continue with hay and grain dealers due to testify next.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Business Ien
Interstate Commerce Convention
St. Louis
House Committee On Commerce
Interstate Commerce Commission
E. P B. Bacon
Milwaukee
National Hay Dealers’ Association
National Grain Dealers’ Association
Aldermen Fight Shifts City Council Contests
Milwaukee Aldermen clashed after a dispute during the canvass as Zimmer men and Laack were seated amid contested results. Police fought a ten minute mêlée to clear the mob while clerical errors allegedly produced the high vote counts. The council vote stood 24 Democrats and 22 Republicans.
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Milssaukee
Froomming
Zimmerman
Calia
Common Council
Willam Zimmerman
Henry Laack
Eivebon
Bods
Henry Smith Chatens
Wisconsin Waives Baseball Practice With Milwaukee Nine
The Wisconsin baseball team gains ten days of practice with a professional nine after a telephone arrangement between Manager Kilpatrick of Wisconsin and Manager Doty of the Milwaukee Western league. Milwaukee will send fourteen players and arrive Wednesday night for ten days of preliminary work in Madison. The first public drill is set for next Saturday afternoon.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Arrand Cemenia
Kilpatrick
Dotty
Mwaukee Western
Doty
Cuban Reciprocity Battle Opens in House Amid Crossfire
The Cuban reciprocity bill dominated the House session with leaders from both parties contending over its privilege and scope. A division vote on moving to committee of the whole produced a near tie as supporters pressed for action while critics urged restraint. In the Senate a protest from San Francisco businessmen urged slower passage of the Chinese exclusion measure.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Lacey
Iowa
Tawney
Minnesota
Payne
Robertson
Louisiana
Ciba
Newlands
Nevada
House
Mr. Payne
Fordney
Michigan
Underwood
Alabama
Friends of
Cormittee
Sherman
New York
Mrr
United States
Cub
Paine
Cuba
Senate
Frye
Claus Spreckels
San Francisco
Cullom
China
Congress
Reid declines British coronation envoy role
Washington April S White law Reid head of the especial ema declines tender to become guest ambassador for King Edward VII coronation. The British government offers quarters and entertainment to all special ambassadors.
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Ing Ansocidatu Pss
Washington, DC
Wisconsin Railroad Proposal From Tamar Lake to St Croix Falls
Local report details a proposed line by the Wisconsin and Northwestern Railroad to run from Tamar Lake in Polk County to St Croix Falls connecting with the Sea line. Capital stock set at 5?5 and the incorporators listed as WJ Hooper Alonzo Tut He and NL Fehnaon of Balsam Lake.
Appointment of Charlie Gontherx to top rail post
An official announcement states Charlie A. Gontherx becomes general manager of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway system replacing Andrew J. Hitt who moves to another role. The shift places Gontherx in charge of the Chicago Neck Fecal and Peelie railway lines.
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Presay Ciicace
Charlie A. Gontherx
Chicago, Milwankerami St. Paul
Managrer
Chicago
Neck Fecal and
Peelie Raileay
Andrew J. Hit
Russia Arming as New Guns Dispatched to Batteries
Reports from St. Petersburg indicate nineteen artillery batteries receiving new guns in recent days. The son of Yang Yu, former Chinese minister, died here and reportedly took his own life after returning to collect his father’s remains. Persia plans a 10,000,000 rouble gold loan guaranteed by most customs, with five percent interest, under terms similar to the 1830 issue.
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Associated Prees
Peterabur
Yang Yu
Russia
St. Petersburg
Kusain
Persian Gulf
Frisiatan
Oshkosh Firm Wins Sewer Contract in Neenah
The board of public works awarded J Rasmussen & Son of Oshkosh the sewer contract for Neenah with a bid of 19 933 56 from Hackworthy Construction Appleton rejected due to an oversight. The project cost 20 003 03. Other items note the high school committee, a vagrant jailed seven days, and Company I equipment arriving ahead of encampment.
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Neenah, Wis
J. Rasmussen & Son
Oshkosh
Board of Public Works
Hackworthy Construction Company
Appleton
Eneck
Hackworthy Company
Board of Education
Nick” Roekier
Justice McGinn
Charles Perkins
Telper
Winnebago Mills
Qconto
Perkins
D. Baird
Baird
Winhebaxe
First Presbyterian Church
Menasha Reports City Finances And Musical Program
City Treasurer Edward Schrage says Menasha’s finances are strong with 22994.01 deposited at First National Bank for general school and library funds. A St Patrick’s Hall program features piano duets, choruses, piano trios, pantomimes, Farce, amateur drama, and bands with many local performers and arrangements.
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Menasha
Wisc
Edward Schrage
First National Bank
St. Patrick’s Hall
St. Patrick's Parish
N. Webster
Ella Chapleau
A. Anderson
Mary Garvey
Bolpeer
N. Hubbard
B. Thor
M. Han
L. Keefe
M. Nash
Nellie Webster
G. Sensenbrenner
Eile Chapieau
Magesh McMahon
Alice Sailer
May ‘Linsdau
Charles Jourdain
A. Remmel
M. Garvey
L. Baker
Sons. Plang
Viola
Chas. Keefe
Callahan
Fiall Columbia
F. Maichow
A. Mackin
Charles Jergenson
Cecil Rhodes Remains Return Amid Public Memorial Find
The funeral procession for Cecil Rhodes travels through a large crowd with wreaths and floral tributes in a major display. A memorial service is held at St Paul’s Cathedral, London, while a religious ceremony continues in the Cape colony region.
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Goelilien
Weil
Seven Farm
Mattogos
Germany’s Big Purchase Raises Global Patent Purchase
The Daily News relay reports Germany bought patent rights for an automatic switchboard system covering Europe except Britain Ireland and France. The contract follows seven months of demonstrations in Chicago by a German government representative. The device would replace telephone switchboard labor with centralized automation, potentially freeing many operatives to seek other work.
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Chicago
Daily! News Relay
Gatmany
Une
Europe
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Sven
Tragic Quarrel Ends in Fatal Shot Near Joplin
Eugene Fritz Waters, 26, discharged a gun at James Young, 35, fatally wounding him in the right breast at ten feet during a quarrel over boys playing tops. Young was a baker with a wife and child. Fritz Waters surrendered to police.
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Joplin
Mac
Eugene Fritzwaters
Caday
James Young
Young
Baker
Fritz Watzers
Chinese revolt spurs troop dispatch and indemnity tax anger
In southern Mongolia unrest over the indemnity tax provokes action as 3000 Chinese troops and Krupp guns are sent to quell revolt. Villages fortified, locals claim safety with 4000 defectors thought to join. Bulgarian raid near Adrianople yields mutilations. Sepoys ambushed in Simla with eight dead and three wounded.
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Associated Press
Tien ‘Fsin
Mongolia
Threatening Letters Shake Menasha Boarding Houses
Anonymous notes signed by “A friend of labor” and “Striker” threaten to burn houses of those sheltering non union workers at the Menasha Paper mill and Whiting mill. Detectives pursue suspects as strikers and mills report continued operations under non union staffing. Library usage surges with domestic and foreign language titles amid strike tensions.
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Menasha
Menasha Paper Company
Whiting Mls
W. H. Ballou
Whiting Paper Company
Monnasha
Lucy Pleasants
Nbrarian
Renewal of First Love Ties Two Wisconsin Lovers
James Neault and Bertha Youns of Wausau WI renewed their long estranged marriage after 28 years apart. The couple originally met, married, divorced, remarried other partners, and finally reunited yesterday in a ceremony reported by the R A Journal Special from Miwarker Wisconsin.
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Miwarker
Wis
Wausau
James Neault
Bertha Youns
Wavusan
Joved
Hadi
Seoom
O Honda
Severn
Paterson Prisoner Known in Italian Circle Described
Associated Press reports in New York that a Paterson resident, known in Italian circles, has been sentenced to five months at a justice for papers in an anarchist publication. The man, 34, arrived in America in June 184 and was linked to figures connected with the Brescia case and a planned mission in West Tarreca. The piece also notes a Tremont temple incident and lists several doctors.
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Associated Prien
New York
Enriey Malatestx
Pahis
ItaHan
Leamion Betore
Kimberley Liberals Leader Lord Kimberley Dead in London
Lord Kimberley Liberal statesman dies in London at age about 82. Born January 7 1846, he held posts including under secretary for foreign affairs, foreign secretary, and Ireland lord lieutenant, leading the Liberal party in the Lords.
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Lon Kimberley
London
Henry ,Wodehouss
Wodlehuuae
Great Britain
Ireland
Liberal Party
House of Lords
Wralthy Negro
New York
John MelKeo
Philadelphia
Sayy
Harald
Itis
Tie
Peninsula Elections Show Republicans Dominate Local Races
In Sault Ste. Marie and surrounding towns Republicans swept key offices including comptroller, recorder, justice, four aldermen and constables. County and township results point to Republican control of county supervisors and road commission, with big majorities. James Russell elected mayor of Marquette. Charles Eggers becomes treasurer. bond issue for a new courthouse approved by the county. Edward Harvey elected mayor in Iron Mountain. city road measure failed there but passes county-wide. In Norway, Frank A. Janson elected mayor by a narrow margin. Alexis Pattenaude defeats Joseph Rowe for justice. Negaunee backs taxpaying slate. Escanaba sees Republican win with George Gallup mayor and other officials.
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Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Detmocreats
Marquette
Bitch
James Russell
Mining Journal
John Mack
Charles Eggers
August Machis
Iron Mountain
Edward Harvey
Quinnesee
James H. Cundy
Cundy
Norway
Frank A. Janson
M. St. Peter
Alexis Pattenaude
Justice
Joseph Rowe
Negaunee
Hugh J. Robertson
Nels Nelson
Transport Service Inquiry Reports Poor Oversight
Secretary Root sent the house a full factual answer on transport service operations between San Francisco and the Philippine islands. Included are Inspector General Chamberlain and Lieutenant Colonel Maus reports, totaling several hundred pages, detailing inadequate supervision during the fitting out and subsequent reform efforts.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Root
House
San Francisco
Philippine Islands
Chamberlain
Maus
B. M. Young
Taft Released From Hospital Faces Rest Before Philippines Return
Governor Taft has left the hospital and? walked at home with his brother Charles J. Taft. Doctors advise against resuming duties until at least April 15. In other news ex-Captain Oberlin M. Carter shows improving condition as fever subsides.
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Apy Associates
Cincinnati
Ohio
Taft
Charles J. Taft
Philippines
Carter
Leavenworth
Kas
Oberlin M. Carter
Man with G A R Button Dies By Own Hand
An elf man wearing a G A R button at University campus dies by self inflicted action. Papers show he claimed to be a former officer from the United and Tennessee units. A personal letter from President Wayos praised his valor. Poverty allegedly caused the death by his own action.
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Associa Trea
New York
G. A. TL
Button
Universip
Tasler
Aron
Mar Otd
Pecii
Volunteria
Wayos
Ferviers
Toombs Jury Hung in Murder Trial
The jury in the Toombs murder case failed to reach a verdict after deliberations. Two jurors named Kane urged further deliberation and the court ordered the panel to continue until a verdict could be reached.
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Cheres
Kane
Kanes
Futher
Ube
Cattle Thieves Captured After Shootout
Denver reports Sheriff Parks and deputies captured seven cattle thieves near Morenci Arizona along Eagle Creek after a chase. One thief was killed in the exchange of gunfire. The gang had killed numerous cattle over time and possessed six secretly killed meat panes used to make jerky.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Bitches, Ariz
Parks
Eagle Creek
Morenci
Supreme Court to hear merger jurisdiction Monday
The Supreme Court will hear arguments next Monday on whether the state of Washington can assert jurisdiction in the Northern Pacific and Great Northern merger cases. In Des Moines Iowa, the Hubbard railway merger act passed the House in nearly the same form as the Senate, signaling a governor veto anticipated to block the bill viewed as aiding the Hillfariman railway merger.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
State of Washington
Iowa
Degislatore
Des Moines
Hubbard Railway Mercer
House
Senate
Jinex
Girls Cause a Strike at Oshkosh Furniture Plant
About twenty finishing department workers quit at Oshkosh Furniture after the firm hired eight to ten beginner girls to assist finishing. Proprietor W L Doughty says output fell and he may close the plant if help cannot be secured. The workers oppose girl finishers and demand workers be kept.
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Oshkosh Furniture Company
W. L. Doughty
Oshkosh Furniture Factory
Doughty
Mr. Doughty
H. E. Stahler
38 Avenue
G. Koch
Prospect Avenue
Mr. Stahler
Anhool
Almers Hages
Fragmented OCR Narrative From Enelteh Avenue Incident
An unclear OCR passage describes a sequence on Enelteh Ruveher and Main Street involving several individuals including a woman and a Nile etlabet faor. Details are garbled but suggest a tense scene with alleged actions and nearby establishments. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are ascertainable from the text.
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Abeul
Tenis
Besttinger
La Follette Illness and conference plans in Milwaukee
A Northwestern special reports Governor La Follette ill and exhausted after ceremonies in Milwaukee. He plans rest at Pynch Lick Springs, with possible Indiana trip. Lt. Gov. Stone may preside in Madison. A conference tonight will map primary election strategy, with leaders including Davidson and Overbeck. Froehlich tours the area to gauge GOP support. Gamgee Warden Overbeck predicts Minor may lose in the district, with Elis or Cady as possible successors.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wit
Tran Muleson
Li Mollette
Lan Fae
Pynch Lick Springs
Capitol
Inaac Stephen~ Son
Ienders
Dutcs
Philip Fox
California
Indiana
Stone
Madison
la Follette
Wate
Pinnkinton House
Davidson
Overbeck
Conover
Plymouth
Froehlich
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Wis
Adelbert Smith
Munkego
New Ber
Minor
Gamgee
Millaaker
Congress
Door County
Elis
Cady
Oshkosh Police and Fire Board Eyes Ending Night Watch System
The Oshkosh Police and Fire Commissioners discussed ending the night watch in hose-house towers. Fireman Willam M. Johnson faced a minor borrowing charge that was settled. McDonald favors abolishing tower watching as ineffective and a hardship, noting Phoenix tower’s ineligibility for a view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Police and Fre
Willam M. Johnson
Oshkosh Fire Department
D. E. AfcDonald
McDonsid
Phoenix Bouny
Mi Night Ir
McDonald
Oshkozh
Quarantine Order Forces Two Workers to Quit Jobs
Health Office official F J WuHle ordered Herman Achtan of 23 North Park Ave and Chaestes Frieckel of US Boyd Street, Buck staff-Ediwarnis plant workers and friends of Sony Sacho, to quit immediately and remain in quarantine for seven days to prevent infection risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. WuHxle
Herman Achttan
North Park Avenue
Chaestes Frieckel
Boyd Street
Buckstaff-Ediwarnis Company
Sony Sacho
Bern
Csaocit
Larith
Svork
Weenth
Quarentine
Home From Porto Rico
The Associated Press reports officers and troops depart from Newport News for duty in the Pacific theater. Weather forecasts show cloudy conditions with a chance of rain and shifting winds, as activities move through the week.
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Newport
Porto Rive
Masilia D7
San Francis
Cal
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Kimberley
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Transport Service
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