Wisconsin Try to Replace Whitehead in Governor Race
In Washington Wisconsin Republicans push to drop State Senator Whitehead as gubernatorial hopeful. Charles Pfister E L Phillip and Sen Henry Hugemeister meet Postmaster General Payne and plan to lobby Senator Spooner for German support to back Froehlich as a preferable candidate. Froehlich signals willingness to run if party calls him, and defers to the convention’s choice.
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Washington, D. C
Whitehead
Wisconsin
Washington
Charles Pfister
E. L. Phillip
Milwaukee County Republican Committee
Henry Hugemeister
Green Bay
Wisconsin Brewers’ Association
Payne
Spooner
Wisconsln
Milwaukee
Walttheid
Froehlich
H. C. Stevens
Northwestern
Wis
The
Milwaukee Journal Today
W. Il. Froehlich
Insane Woman's Deed Ends in Double Tragedy at Home
In Poughkeepsie April 11 the coroner probes the deaths of Mrs A Edward Tower and her nineteen year old son Albert. Authorities say Mrs Tower shot her son in Albert's room then killed herself in a fit of temporary insanity. Mr Tower, owner of the Poughkeepsie Iron Works, was away.
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Poughkeepsie
A. Edward Tower
Tower
Poushkeepsie Iron Works
Governor La Follette Cancels Westward Trip
Milwaukee April 11 special report says Governor La Follette will not travel to French Lick Springs Indiana for now due to Lieutenant Governor Jesse Stone's illness. He will attend the Mystic Shriners event tonight and return to Madison tomorrow morning.
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Milwaukee
Wis
la Folllette
French Lick Springs
Ind
Jesse Stone
la Foliette
Mystic Shriners
Madison
German Chancellor Von Rudow Heads to Berlin
Count von Rudow, German imperial chancellor, departed for Berlin. Reports say the diietium was renewed in its old form as chancellor conferences concluded it would be unwise to replace the prior satisfactory arrangements with a new or more experimental character.
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Associated
Trexad
Vienna
Count von Rudow
Berlin
Xeu Freis
Consolidation Strengthens St Louis Valley Trust Plans
Ms Associated Drees announces consolidation of the St. Jewits and Talon Trust Company into the St. Louis Valley Trust Company. The new entity will have a capital stock of BAN and a surplus of Sa, forming one of the strongest financial bonds in the market.
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Associated Drees
St. Louis
St. Jewits and Talon Trust Company
Bestis
Ats Ferme
Nee 1
St. Louie Valon Trust Company
BAN
Alaska Hanging Report From Sitka Victim Homer A
Bulletin Press Association reports an execution in Sitka Alaska dated April in which Homer A who was convicted a month earlier for the murder of Tierling and Watterson on the Yukon in September faces an official death sentence.
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Cbolletin Press
Seattle
Wash
Alaska
Expires at banquet aftermath reported in Madrid
A stray fragment reports the death of a Catalonian figure during a municipal banquet in Catalonia. The Associated Press note says a commission evaluating an artillery test has failed and the incident is linked to high expectations of the subject’s public service.
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Prem
Madrid
Rareviona
Roosevelt Declines To Endorse Senatorial Contest
President Roosevelt says his time is wholly occupied with official duties and he will take no part in the Timnels senatorial contest. He indicates no endorsements and notes friendly relations with Representatives drop kins and Dawes while remaining neutral.
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Associated Press
Weahington
Mason
Roosevelt
Steamer Strikes Pollock Shoal Near Chatham
The Philadelphia and Reading steamer Williamsport bound for Portland struck Pollock Hip Shoal near Chatham Mass. last night and sank. The barge Paxinus towed by the Williamsport was adrift but later afloat. Monomoy life savers aided the barge. casualties believed aboard the steamer not confirmed.
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Associated Press
Chatham
Mass
Portland
Philadelphia
Reading
Wil Helmsport
Boston
Paxinus
Plymouth
Filipinos Described as Artists by General MacArthur
General MacArthur testified on Philippine labor paying natives about $15 gold monthly for corral work while Americans earned $10. He praised Filipino deftness and artistry predicting high status in arts and music, noting few factories and the potential for agricultural labor with proper pay.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
General MacArthur
Senate Committee On the Philippines
Dubois
Manilla
Patterson
MacArthur
wineArthur
Clockhouse No. 7
Pilpines Vreana
Sean
Tatterega
Freeman Brought Back From Mexico
Menominee Michigan April 11 Sheriat Stiles arrived this morning from Mexico with Archie Ve Freeman wanted for forgery embezzlement and hall jumping Freeman had been held in Vera Cruz awaiting extradition He is glad to return to Menominee to face charges
Beleian Martial Law Threat Looms Over Wrusseta
Associated Press report says Beleian authorities threaten to proclaim martial law in Wrusseta if insurgent forces are not suppressed by Monday. Officials cite rising violence and calls for order as justification for decisive measures.
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Associated Preced
Aptrw
The
Paine
Bracets
Tai
Wrusseta
Eisoraers
Cuban reciprocity debate dominates House session
At the opening of a House session the Cuban reciprocity bill is discussed as Mr. Long of Kansas argues for reduced sugar imports and a US Cuba trade monopoly. He cites beet sugar and Oxnard company figures and urges Congress to complete reciprocal tariff concessions, while facing GOP opposition. The cabinet also meets to review pensions, immigration affairs, and South Africa shipping.
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Arlington Every
Washington
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South Carolina
Chay Cummings
York
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Alabama
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Chicago
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Cuba
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Congress
Spain
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Miinola
Iowa
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California
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Essendar
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Arkansas
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Dope
Depew
Mississippi
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Deper
Kentucky
North Carolina
Pritchard
Ratler
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Mr. Depew
President Announces Nominations and Bureau Changes
The president named Thomas J. Rogers of Beialt as second lieutenant of infantry with prior service in the Spanish American War. Eugene F. Ware of Kansas selected to succeed H Clay Evans as commissioner of pensions. Cortelyou proposes changes in the immigration bureau replacing Powderly, Fritchie, and McSweeney with new appointees. Sargent to replace Powderly, Murray to replace McSweeney.
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Washington, D. C
Thoms. J. Rogers
Beialt
Het Tentant
Wisconsin
H. C. Stevens
Associated Press
Workington
D. C
Eugene F. Ware
Kansas
H. Clay Evans
Ware
Topeka
Kas
Geed, Ware and Greed
Immigration Bureau
Washington
DD. C
Cortelyou
Secretary of the Treasury
ShawWi
Messrs. Cowderly
Fliehle
McSweeney
Powderly
Fritchie
Wiliams
Sargent
Oie
Joseph Murray
Watched Woman Dies After Threats and Morphine Suicide
Terre Haute Indiana April 11 Mrs Ida Moore 19 ends her life by taking morphine while a ten year old girl in the home of J L Horney watched through the night afraid the woman would wake and carry out her threat. The family found her dead this morning. Moore recently filed for divorce.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Ida Moore
Clinton
J. L. Horney
Skeletons Unearthed Indicate Murder Tale
Associated Press reports in Niles Michigan dated April 11 that C A and F E Jones unearthed three human skeletons just eleven inches below the surface. The remains include two men and a woman with evident foul play, one man’s skull pierced by two bullets and another’s crushed. surgeons identify the victims as white, not Indian.
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Associated Press
Niles. Mich
C. A
F. E. Jones
Merrice
Fisherman’s Find On Sandbar Nets Pearl Value 1440
St Paul dispatch reports G Nodentca, a poor fisherman, found a pearl while wading a sandbar today. He immediately sold the gem for 1440 dollars, bringing swift fortune.
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St. Paul
Minn
G. Nodentca
Indians Seek Farm Labor Work in Standim Rock Area
A Stan din Rock resident sent word that local Indians wish to work as farm and day laborers. The message asks contractors to offer employment with wages, noting the Indians are eager to compete with white workers and that the outcome will be watched with interest.
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Associated Press
Su Pank Minn
Bismarck
M.D
Anya
Axcut Bingenhodmay
Standim Rock
Talmage Dying Prominent Preacher in Dying Condition
Washington April 11 Rev Dr Talmage noted Presbyterian divine is slowly dying at his residence in this city. Physicians see no hope for recovery and say he grows steadily worse with cerebral inflammation. Bulletin reports his condition extremely critical and that he has shown some brief responsive words.
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Associated Preea
Washington, D. C
T. Dent
Talmage
Presbyterian
G. Lloyd Magruder
C. W. Richardson
A. B. Richardson
Mexico
Washington
Maud
Chicago
Iease Stone
Wisconsin
Presbyterian Hospital
Nationalist Member Questions Colonial Premiers Conference
James O Kelley, Nationalist for North Roscommon, asked in the House of Commons whether Secretary Has would attend the conference of colonial premiers during King Edward’s warning. A. J. Balfour replied the conference concerns empire affairs and no foreign representative would be invited.
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London
James O'Kelley
North Roscommon
House of Commons
Edward
A. J. Balfour
France invited to Rochambeau dedication in Washington
Paris April 11 The United States ambassador General Horace Porter received the invitation for France to participate in the dedication at Washington May 24 of the statue of Count de Rochambeau. He presented it to Foreign Minister Delcasse who will submit it to the cabinet. Acceptance is regarded as a foregone conclusion.
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Associated Press
Paris
Uiited
Horace Porter
United States
France
Washington
Count de Rochambeau
M. Delcasse
German and Polish unions refuse support for strike
The hod carriers and building laborers' unions in Germany and Poland will not join the strike called by another branch. They denounce the breach of the agreement with employers made yesterday and, with about a hundred men in their ranks, expect the strike to fade quickly.
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Associated Press
Hod Carriers and Building Laborers’ Organization
Unten
Roosevelt Arrives Quietly at Washington White House
President Roosevelt reached Washington at dawn and, despite early fears, found few onlookers at the depot as his train pulled in before being escorted to the White House.
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Associated Treas
Washington, BD. C
Dent Roosevelt
White House
Strike Causes Delay In Nixon Chippande Labor Action
A strike by workers at the Nixon Chippande in Tilzabethport delays the start of an ardal arty. The fourteenth labor action by Nicholson, Seventy, caused renewed demands for higher pay and restaffing at the same locations.
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Associated Press
New York
Artif W
Helpra
Nixon Chippande
Tilzabethport
Hag
Ardal
Lorpain
Nicholson
Jay
Miller Confesses To Murder In Court Case
A man named Miller confessed on the record to killing Carle My Jenney after a heated motive tied to a hatchet found at the scene. Prosecution records and police notes describe the calm admission and details of the crime, including actions leading to the fatal blow and the attempt to conceal the evidence.
Confess They Slew France at Van Buren Farm
Grand Rapids Mich April 11 The France family mother two daughters and son were arrested at Manton on the charge of killing Cotes France at their farmhouse in Van Buren county. They confessed to the killing. Mrs Foreman and Lulu France say the father became enraged when Mrs Foreman joined her husband. The old man struck his wife choking her, Glen fifteen rushed in with a pistol and fired the fatal shot. It is claimed the shooting was to save the mother from being killed.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
France
Manton
Cotes France
van Buren County
Paw Pax
Foreman
Lulu France
Glen
Fred
Ambassador questioned over Wales New York chamber invite
A U S embassy official in London was questioned about a cable claim that the prince of Wales had received an invitation from the New York chamber of commerce to visit America. The embassy had heard nothing of the invitation and dismissed the report as unverified.
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London
Unitesd States
United States
Prince of Wales
Lord Brassey
London Chamber of Commerce
New York
War Secretary Brodrick Reports No Boer Peace Terms Yet
The war secretary told the House that no confirmation had been received from the Boer authorities on peace terms and that an armistice would be conditional on surrender. He declined to add to his prior statements regarding the conference with the Rees.
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Arsodavid
Yessemar
For Boer Prisoners Aid Shipment Sent Abroad
A large consign ment of provisions has been forwarded from Unie city to Beeraida aboard the steam ship Trinkdad for the aid of Boer prisoners of war.
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Agsociatad Povey
Aventiis Bse
Unie City
Beeraida
Trinkdad
County Official Drowns in Wisconsin Incident
Madison dispatch reports the death of James Parker, a St. Croix company teacher, in a drowning incident. Governor Lac Tollette announced the tragedy with few details, noting the event occurred yesterday with no further information released.
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Madison
Wis
Lac Tollette
Telly
Grotening
Dames aArker
Teeteher
Drede
St. Crete Company
New York Sun Reminds of Old Story and Carter Harrison
A New York journalist pursues a fanciful tale involving a secret autograph and a Hoboken mishap with a steamer bound for South America. After months abroad the reporter returns to his paper and asserts the tale is false, only to be met with a cryptic editor’s hint of a story worth printing.
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New York Sun
Anrther
Mr. Llotwe
Carter Harrison Wrenty
New York
Woboken Tyree
South America
Aml
Ronge
Unev
Sandy Hank
Hoboken
Blank
Hobken
Independent Telephone Association meets with listed members
The final sessions of the interstate Independent Telephone association are held today with an address by president W. H. Cramh. Attending members include representatives from Moira Joust Shore Luxingted Ky Ottumwa and Grand Rapids among others.
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Interstate Independent Telephone Association
Cramh
Moiara
Joust
Shore
Laxingted
Ottumwa
Baleton
Moryaville
Weyanwees
Wis
Grand Rapids
Harriman Re-Elected President of Southern Pacific
Harriman was re elected president of the Southern Pacific company by the board of directors at a meeting held in New York on April 1 4. The reappointment confirms continued leadership of the railroad and its operations.
Coercion in Ireland Forces Draft to Ireland
Axsoclaind Prous reports from London that ten battalions of English and Scottish troops are to be deployed to Ireland within a month. The moves appear linked to the British government's bid to quell unrest, with a postmaster general allegedly pressuring cabinet members to act.
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London
Ireland
Lyundonderry
Kener
Threat of War Rumor Echoes in Washington Dispatch
A April 1 Washington dispatch reports U S officials warning of potential naval confrontation near Bocas Del Torre amid troop movements from Ban Boemnge to Cotom. The gunboat’s planned presence aims to protect American interests as tensions rise in the near waters.
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Washington, D. C
State Department
United States
Jonyul Micharos
Colon
Ene
Bocas del ‘Tore
Coleor
Temeurrew
Alice
Two Big Fires Strike Chicago Area Destroy Benfest Building
Two fires call out nearly the entire Chicago fire department. One blaze destroys the Benfest apartment building. the other wipes out several structures at Ninety-second street and Commercial avenue. Kenfort, a major local building, housed seventy two families before many moved out for remodeling. No injuries reported. Estimated total loss about 325,900.
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Associated Pre
Chicago
Ninety-second Street
Commercial Avenue
Benfest
Kenfort
Chicasseo
Bowlers from Oshkosh to Milwaukee for contests
A five man Oshkosh bowling team travels to Milwaukee to face five top Milwaukee bowlers. They expect a victory after diligent practice since an earlier loss here. Three games set this afternoon on Terry's alleys and three tonight on Plankaton alleys. Members are Frank Favour Jacob B Ries John P Steier William Montgomery and William Frey. WAUPACA HERE SUNDAY. Two Waupaca bowling teams visit Oshkosh next Sunday with five players each. Two games in the afternoon and two in the evening on J B Ries and J P Stier alleys. The Oshkosh bowlers aim to repeat a prior win against Waupaca.
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Oshkoch
Milwaukee
Terry’s
Plankaton
Frank Favour
Jacob B. Ries
John P. Steier
William Montgomery
Wiliam Frey
Waupaca
J. B. Ries
J. P. Stier
Oshkosh
Rail falls on worker during unloading at city rail project
Harvey Gustavus, employed by Columbia ene Tuetion company, was seriously injured when a sixty foot rail toppled from a wagon while unloading for the Winnebate Trac tion company's railroad into the city. He was rushed by patrol wagon to St. Marys Hospital with chest pain and suspected internal injuries.
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Harvey Gustavus
Columbia “Ene Tuetion Company
Winnebate Traction Company
Mustavus
Stu. Mars» Hospital
Spark Catcher Open Shuts Mill After Complaint
A complaint to a police officer led to orders to close the park asterter or shut down the mill. The spark catcher on the smoke stack was damaged and open, forcing action to halt steam and reduce exhaust. Warnings referenced in Farmer years require daily closure of the mill, machine, and hollow shops to prevent emissions.
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All of Me Starwether Company
Weisbred
Invitation to Wisconsin meeting in Milwaukee April 1 2
An invitation from the Wisconsin association requests attendance at a three aged counteeas in Milwaukee on Friday and Saturday April 1 and 2 with tente quatiers at Hotel Mister. A number 1 ning in atited the tewnne will probably net per fedy.
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Oshitah
Wisconsin Wwigat Assolution
Ademy Jty
Milwaske
Fente
Quatiers
Min Ywarace Strand
Rank
Strand
Iba
Ward Stroud
Fai
Sunda
Wade Hampton Dead at Age of Eighty Four
General Wade Hampton died after a brief illness at his home, following a long career tied to the South's history in and after the Civil War. His death ends a prominent era in regional affairs.
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Associated Crera
Cobimti
Wade i
Iampton
Wallad
Hampton
An Oshkosh Wind Storm Leaves City Dust Worried
A west wind gusts through Oshkosh blasting dust and debris. Fires in the lumber district were feared but no alarms occurred. The storm damaged streets and hats, with historical echoes of a 1599 furniture plant loss and a 2.5 million dollar blaze in the past.
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Isis
Oshkosh
Choate-Hollister
Narrow escape in street car collision injures two men
Two Quinn and Rogee dry goods employees were bruised and cut after a northbound street car struck their brick wagon on Main Street. The horse was dragged about fifty feet. Richard Rheany and Frank Mathas were tossed from the wagon and suffered injuries.
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Quinn
Rogee
Richard Kennynd
Frank Fistohl
Sirrel
Jon Hurn
Richard Rheany
Frank Mathas
Cuff Wilcox and Ida Wilcox Tie Quiet Village Knot
Miss Ida A Wilcox daughter of Mr and Mrs C H Wilcox and Mr William C Caf of Mio Columbia county Wisconsin wed in Vintantd with Rev I M Kayser officiating The ceremony was intimate with close family Present The couple will reside with Ida taking up housekeeping in Nin.
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Mio
Wie
Ida A. Wilcox
William C. Caf
Columbia County
Wis
C. Ha Wilcox
I M. Kayser
Alenville
Nin
British Purchases and Town Weather Report
British purchases cited by Associated Press reporter Avociated Prrax Denver describe a visit by Mayor Gore and Sir Wiehara Stewart of Une Ure with Lt. Holand to discuss matters. The text notes a possible army escort and references conditions around a price chain in a market not fully clear. The page also mentions weather forecasts for Wisconsin with expected chilly to brisk western winds and a temperature around 42 degrees at an evening time.
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Mayor Gore
Sir Wiehara Stawart
Une Ure
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Ene) Holand
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Tve Ate Condition
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Maice
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