Postmaster Row In Oshkosh Aims To End Soon
Oshkosh post office fight nears resolution as Captain Ole Oleson is expected to retain the postmastership with Congressman Davidson pressing for Crane nomination. Postmaster General Payne denies blocking Crane while Roosevelt weighs the case and a swift decision is anticipated after his return from South Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Washington, D. C
Davidson
Payne
Oshkosh
Crane
da ¥Dison
Hread
Senate
Mile
Boston
E. M. Crane
Aleson
South Carolina
H. C. Stevens
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Paryno
Oleson
Mr. Davidson
Roosevelt
Fire Destroys Main Kiln at Menasha Wooden Ware
Fire in Menasha Wisconsin last night wiped out the main dry kiln at Menasha Wooden Ware, with an estimated loss around 5000 dollars. Cause under investigation, blaze controlled by early this morning. 27 fire units battled the flames as 500 bundles of staves and heads burned, insurance covers the loss and rebuilding starts today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menasha Wooden Ware Company
Menasha
Wis
Menasha and
Neenah
Trekin
Loes
Lncated
Acmra
Yiver
Kerstens Win In Wisconsin Land Case
Special to The Northecatem reports in Milwanker Wis April 1 that Kerstens won a land dispute over 149 acres in Manit. The case arose from the German Ex change bank CF failure and involved Jitter Hastings Grecian caring for the Kerstens. Faracon Off agent Nori, who had bowel surgery at St Mars hospital, remains very low and unlikely to recover. W J Hayamlen Townsend returned from Arkansas. Mrs May will come later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwanker, Wie
Chilton
Jitter Hastings Grecian
Kerstens
Marinettle Cousty Saluet
Pmo
German Exchange Bank
Nori
Faracon
St Mars‘s Hoapital
W. J. Hayamlen Townsend
Arkansas
May
Whitehead Head of Torpedo Factory Dead
Jolon Whitehead head of the Whitehead torpedo factory in Flume Hungary is reported dead. Ara D. Crocker vice president of the Crocker Chair company died today of pneumonia in Milwaukee Wisconsin. Crocker was a recognized figure in manufacturing circles across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My Associated Press
Vienn
Joln Whitehead
Whitehead Torpedo Factory
Flume
Hungary
Sheboygan
Miwaukey
Wis
Wiksaya
Ara D. Crocker
Crocker Chair Company
Crocker
Fight for City Att'y Neenah Council Set Tonight
Neenah Wisconsin April 10 The common council will decide the city attorney race with W E L Campbell Jerry Mulloy and Charles Gaffney as candidates. Gaffney backed by four Republicans, Democrats split between Campbell and Mulloy. Mulloy warned he will back all Republican candidates if not elected. Also on agenda is a disputed C&NW railroad franchise on Walnut street and a push for a new high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conch
Wis
Toniight
W. E L. Campbell
Jerry Mulroy
Charles Gaffney
Ar. Gaffney
Mulloy
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Walnut Street
Board of Education
Athletic Association of the
Newnah High School
Chicago
University of Chicago
Neenah
Wisconsin
Aierscholastic
Phillip Arndt
Joseph Kox
Fred Peterson
Henry Ratbe
Leonard Schneller
Paul Harper
Bert Smith
Robert Barnett
Edwin Henry
Madison
Appleton
Oshkosh
Merchants’ Association
Winnebago
Marinette
Fier
Ernest C. Henke
Werniween
Twas His Gun in Waumica Fatal Barbershop Incident
A man in Waumica Wisconsin was found dead in a barber shop from a gunshot at an early hour. Alcoholism is named as the principal cause of death. authorities noted no evidence the victim knew who fired the shot and the shooter fled, with a prior Mead trial connected to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spreid
Wis
Tie Geath
KT Mead
Barnet
Candidacy Filed for Wisconsin Insurance Commissioner
Madison April 10 Roben T Hazelwoot of Milwackes announces his run for state insurance commissioner to succeed Emi Gijohann. Hazelwend is deputy in the office. Fane M Hest and Assemblyman Charles Bearker of Milwaukee and Mr Johnson of Edgerton are reported as candidates for the same post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Roben T. Hazelwoot
Milwackes
Insurance
Emi Gijohann
Hazelwend
Fane M. Hest
Charles Bearker
Milwaukee
Johnson
Edgerton
Night of Murders In Detroit Two Victims Identified
Detroit police announce the arrests of Prof James Miller suspected in the Jennett murder while a second grisly killing in Detroit exposes George Heywood found dead on Amherst street. Carrie Jennett identified as the murdered girl and Miss Jennett’s friend Miller collapses under questioning. Reverend investigators seek motive and hold a roomer William Jones as a possible accomplice amid a tense manhunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
James Miter
Jennetty
Miller
Missy Sennett
Jennett
Thirteenth Street
George Henry Heywood
Amherst Street
Junction Avenue
Heywood
Michigan Malleable Iron Works
Baker Bath
Baker and
Seventeenth Streets
William F. Jones
Jones
Hetene
W. Re Baker
Carrie M. Jennett
Wabash Avenue
James R. Jennett
Miss Jennett
Rebecca Lodge
William Duit
Fifteenth Street
Seymour
Downey
Grand River Avenue
Rebekah Hodge
Jeanett
Thutas V
Soln Ant
Professor Miller
Camara Banero
Baker
Cuatady
Palvetin
Mmer
Roker
BNL
Quickis
Wolverine Circle
Walter Street
Tor
Was Not Murdered Evidence Found in Mitler Home
A three hour search of the Mitlers home uncovered a towel with faint bloodlike stains in the wash room. Detectives regard the traces as strong circumstantial evidence. The report notes the body of Frank Ano was found in a Kenton pond after a drowning incident believed accidental.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitlers
Anochaied Tresay
Riots Disperse as Soldiers Endure in Brussels
The dispatches report riot mobs in Brussels dispersed by police and mounted guards after night demonstrations. One policeman was shot. others wounded as rioters attacked cafes and a railway station, with fires spreading before authorities regained control. In China, Ning-Po tensions rise as allegations of missionary cruelty spark anti foreign protests and ships from Britain and Germany head to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Berne
Switzerland
Italy
Geneva
Humbert
Bundesrath
Signor Silvestrelli
Italan
Rome
Brussels
Ned
Attlc
Northern Railway
China
London
Shanghai
Ning-Po
Che-Kiang
President and party depart Summerville for Washington
The President and party left Summerville at 2:22 PM after a relaxed morning at Pine Forest Inn. They had free time for golf and garden strolls, with Attorney General and Secretary Wilson among attendees. plans included a tea farm visit before returning to Washington.
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Associated P’ress
Summerville
Washington
Pine Forest
Inn
S. C
Res
Wilson
Washinsoon
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
C‘cinets
Reincarnation of Souls Controversy At Local Church
The Lebanon district conference removed Ter Cobamtuse Stradford from the Okawa Hill Methotel Episcopal church pastorage after a year’s service. He faces a charge of heresy for advancing a doctrine on reincarnation of souls and citing scriptural references. The April ruling prompts further proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Stradford
Methotel Episcopal Church
Okawa Hic
Lebanon
Manning Signs Players With Georgetown Backstop Transfer
Manning signs Leon De Montrevine of Georgetown College as catcher for the Tinga City Baseball Club. De Montreville can join the Western league team starting June 1, per Associated Press dispatch from Kansas City. Second item reports Charles Rolls lowering the automobile one kilometer road record to 6.4 seconds at Parc des Certs amid poor course conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Aumociated Press
Kansas City
Jamen H. Manning
Tinga City Baseball Cub
Leon de Montrevine
Eugene de Montreville
Drill
Georgetown
New York
Llen
Charles Rolls
Fyinty
Parc Des Certs
Pari
Senate panel probes Philippine campaign report and army conduct
The Senate Philippines committee heard Major Gardiner’s report on Taynes province detailing a harsh anti insurgent campaign, looting bans, and reliance on native troops. It cites hostile Army attitudes toward civil governance, reports of “nigger” references, and calls for investigation ordered by General Chaffee and General Corbin, with MacArthur witness testimony on village destruction and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Committee On Philippines
Lodge
Cornelius Gardiner
Taynhes
Faysi
Vicorous Campaiga
United States
Batangas
Guna
Samar
Maniian
Thhem
Akie
Corbin
Chaffee
Gardiner
Chafee
MacArthur
Luna
Napoleon
Masxton
Poseitle
Jehtine
Arma
Diratir
Daille
Cairo Judge Resigns Amid Death of Spouse
Cairo Chief Justice A. M. Kelly of the Internal Court resigns as ordered by President Ronnevelt. The vacancy is to be filled soon, with the resignation tied to the death of his wife and political pressures noted in this brief notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
A. M. Kelly
Cairo
Ronnevelt
Kelly
Beean
Bia Wlio
Independent telephones meeting open with exhibit inspection
Delegates to the middle west convention of Independent telephone exchanges spent the first hour of today’s session inspecting exhibits at the Sherman house. An address was delivered by Richard Valentine of Janesville Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Axendatal Trees
Chicago
Middle West
Sherman House
Richard Valentine
Janesville
Wis
Stock sale authorized for WT Clark store auction
This afternoon Jodge G. W. Burnen granted an order authorizing Revolver Frei Rader to sell the stock and fix tares of the store of WT. Clark groot. The public auction will be held at ten o'clock Friday, April 74, at the storm, 193 Main street. Sale is cash and subject to court approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jodge G. W. Burnen
Revolver Frei Rader
Clark Groot
Main Street
Depew Urges Equal Suffrage and Senate Reform
Washington April 10 Depew New York senator offers amendment to have all states vote for senators by popular vote and to register voters. He argues such change would reduce oligarchic control and protect New York with manhood suffrage while other states remain disfranchised. He stresses need for honest, full voting and warns of paradox if representation is tied to limited votes. The Senate post office bill advances as debate continues.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Robert T. Wynne
Weehington
New York Press
Senate
Charleston
Johnson
New Jersey
Depew
New York
United States
Congress
House of Representatives
Pennsylvania
New Fork
Mississippi
Senate of
The
Republic
Mason
Ollingham
Vermont
HOUSE
Hill
Hlinose
Foreign Affairs’ Committee
Cochran
Missouri
Secretary of State
Sulzer
Louisiana
South Africa
Me. Sulzer
Hitt
Payne
Eciptec
Paine
McKinley
Raine
Blaine
Eogar
Grosvener
Ate
McKinler
Fmt Priniepte
Roosevelt reciprocity remark sparks House GOP revolt
In a sharp tirade the speaker mocks President Roosevelt on reciprocity policy, questioning the president's statements while Republicans in the House condemn the sentiment as party disloyalty and pledge opposition. The clash highlights intra party divisions amid broader policy debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revielon
Roosevelt
Local Man Jerry Moriarity Found Dead in Rushford Cabin
An elderly resident, Jerry Moriarity, was found dead in his Rushford cabin by neighbors. Inquest pending. farm stock reportedly died of thirst, with two missing horns found. Separate obituary notes Moses M Howell, aged about 85, dies in Dodgeville after long Wisconsin residence. burial planned in Dodgeville. Missing creameries changes noted for Nolting and Matthews crews. Webster to join Mansfeld Creamery road team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omre
Jerry Moriarity
Rushford
Jalv
Crank
Charlesworth
W& Son
Tyeheori
M. M. Howell
Moses M. Howell
Wisconsin
Dolgeville
Lucina Rice
Smith
Two Rivers
Matting
Rice
Bennett
Appleton
Wednemay
F. Webster
Notting
Johnsony Creek
Mansfeld Creamery Company
Webster
Omro
Matthews
Nolting Creameries
Poysippi
Kimball for Senator in Nineteenth District
Republicans of Winnebago county seek W. W. Kimball deputy clerk of court as candidate for state senate to succeed Senator H. I. Weed. Kimball has announced he consents to have his name used on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnebago County
Jurors Picked for May Circuit Court Term
Deputy Clerk W W Kimball with witnesses Arnemann and Earl drew the first panel for the May term beginning May 5. The list includes D Wood Algoma John Powers Third ward Oshkosh William Atward Fourth ward Neenah Charles Robinson First ward Menasha Ferdinand Hahn Second ward Oshkosh Thomas Cook Algoma F D Brooks Tenth ward Oshkosh Henry Witt Second ward Neenah Phil Schlerl Fourth ward Menasha George Jacoby Fourth ward Menasha J T Orchard Omro F bv Gillen Tenth ward Oshkosh Ernst Ssarav Third ward Oshkosh August Eckstein Winchester Julius Gebauer Sixth ward Oshkosh Gottlieb Reinhardt Winchester Taiph Fluor Eleventh ward Oshkosh Myron Pierce Omro FP Stewert Ninth ward Oshkosh R M Burtis Tenth ward Oshkosh William Toepper First ward Oshkosh G A Bucksta Twelfth ward Oshkosh John Witz Menasha Louis Schoepel Fourth ward Menasha A C Becker Second ward Oshkosh Joseph Jarvis First ward Menasha John Zentner Black Wolf Gilbert Neff First ward Neenah H M Call Seventh ward Gahkorhs Benny Read First ward Oshkosh Carl Finnes Fourth ward Oshkosh Rudolph Eburt Third ward Menusha Gear Smith Clayton Thomas Thompson Omro Ebenezer James Fifth ward Wy MH Tavis Fifth ward Oshkosh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Kimball
William Arnemann
Neenah
Eugene A. Earl
Omro
D. Wood
Algoma
John Powers
Oshkosh
William Att Ward
Charles Robinson
Menasha
Ferdinand Hahn
Thomas Cook
F. D. Brooks
Henry Witt
Phil Schlerl
George Jacoby
J. T. Orchard
F. Bv. Gillen
Ernst Ssarav
August Eckstein
Winchester
Julius Gebauer
Gottlieb Reinhardt
Taiph Fluor
Myron Pierce
FP. Stewert
R. M. Burtis
Oshkush
Wiliam Toepper
G. A. Bucksta
Oskosh
John Witz
Louis Schoepel
A. C. Becker
Joseph Jarvis
John Zentner
Gilbert Neff
H. M. Call
Gahkorhs
Benny, Read
Carl (. Finnes
Rudolph Eburt
Menusha
Gear
Smith
Clayton
Thomas Thompson
Omrme
Ebenezer James
Tavis
Woman Fatally Burned in City Fire Tragedy
A prominent city widow died after clothing caught fire during morning cleanup. She was rushed to the hospital, where physicians initially held out hope for recovery but she did not survive. The blaze and its cause are under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Chicago
Record-Herald
Dutre
Mont
Minnie Grady
Emma Proulx
Trreay _ Racin Wie
toMre
Teurse Sproat
Z Citi
Gerteung
Iowa Hanging Case Involving Jury Trial At Waverly
A lengthy Iowa court record details a grave homicide where a jury found the defendant guilty in a serious case heard at Waverly. The document notes no execution in the state for eight years and outlines the decree and sentencing factors, including alleged acts against the victim and the method of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presa Ter Molina
Waverly Triatie
Hansios
Iowa
Fenmer
Holding His Own: Talmage Condition Update
Washington April 1 Dr T Dewitt Talmage, critically ill at home, was reported by physicians this morning to be holding his own after a consultation. A signed bulletin noted his condition and the warding of the doctors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CBI
Washington, D. C
Ttaa
T. Dewitt Talmage
Phis'ielane
Ballonn
Talmage
Victims Charge Uxlne Company Fraud In Many States
The Dominion company led by L. Rarcher faced federal charges as victims claim losses of thousands. J. Munson, a former recruiter, was arrested with others. all released on bonds as case proceeds. The scheme allegedly paid agents fixed salaries but tied them to impossible sales contracts. Munson says he resigned as secretary last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prom Y Chicage
L. Rarcher
Dominion Comepany
Pudlcalitus
Tranwers
Inapreter Tiare
Ketehuin
Harmer Ant Ae J. Munson
Spituleen
Barber
Munson
United States
Humphrey
J. B. Dessussure
Atlanta
Case
Danish Lutheran district convention to open in Neenah
The Danish Lutheran church of northern Wisconsin holds a district convention at the Danish Lutheran church on Jeffers Son avenue near North Park avenue. Sessions include paper readings by Hoy and Rev. Le Johnson with services in Danish. Attendees include Rev. Nelson Chicago, Rev. Bing Racine, Rev. Jerstad Waupaca, and others from Oshkosh New Denmark and New Lisbon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Jeffers Son Avenue
North Park Avenue
Fond Dur Lac
Hoy
EL AL Hjortsvang
New Lisbon
Lutheran Church
le Johnson
Waupaca
M&.oaperate
Trev. N. Bing
Racine
Ely
PF. Nelson
Chicago
Hev. N. Bing
P. Jonnen
J. N. Jerstld
Neenah
T. Jeraild
L. Johnson
A. S. Nelson
New Denmark
C. M. Oleson
Poyspot
EL A
Hjortavang
J. P. Naarup
Oshkosh
Hish school track team begins practice under Captain Otto
The Hish school track squad debuted with enthusiasm under Captain Otto, aiming to elevate the city team in state standings. Events included sprints, distance, jumps, throws, and vaults. several athletes posted personal bests as ten more joined the group. Captain Otto proved versatile as training began with new recruits. The Normal school also forecasts a strong track season with ample talent, while baseball under Captain Harold Be ns starts practice with optimism for a solid team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hish
Otto
Phillips
Bemis
van Liew
Baker
Spoor
Kelley
Hesse
Spalding
Simonds
Warrington
Jones
Mierswa
Wegner
Laughlin
Bradley
Folce
Alberts
Davis
Castle
Tipon
Lawrence
Oxhkeah
Daseball GQ
Death of Mrs Kuhn at 16cn street
An obituary notes the death of Mrs Sahane Hubn Kuhn of 16cn street in the early hours after morning efforts. The record mentions a mortgage or lien and age, with several daughters surviving and Henry Kuhn as a relative. Details are fragmentary but indicate a death notice for a local resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sahane Hubn
Kulve
Henry Kuhn
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Bilwaukee
Ole Oleson
Oleven
BLAZE
Jade Mantingeott
Pat
Whitehead
Neenah Council
Jerry Mulloy
Ranker Mead
Giljohann’s
Beeneene
Chaptens Whitpen
Jor
Prof. Miller
Beiny
Max
Pennle Petinre
Hensecls
President’s Party
Nicacia
Manning
Kansas City Sun
Independent Telephones
Cubse
Jerry Morinelis
Man
Hachford
Pound
Moues Waresen
Stork
Fari
Hire
Beto
Simball
Circuit Court
Kimball
Dr. Talmage
Ars. Kuhn
Lower
Akoma Street
Waseed Avray
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