Lake Vessels In Danger In Predicted Southwestern Gale
A Chicago report notes sixty mile per hour winds from the northwest and a southwest gale forecast for tonight. Upper lake ports fear storm signs while many vessels on Lakes Superior and Huron receive warnings of the coming tempest. The bulletin reflects widespread concerns over lake shipping and weather dangers for the night.
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Septicor
Huron
Associated Press
Chicago
Northwest
Weather Bureau
Upper Lake
Lakes Superior
Lt. Crosse
la Crosse
Wis
Omahe
Neb
Beatrice
Crawford
Crowder Report Finds No Neutrality Violation In South Africa Shipments
The Crowder investigation into horses and mules shipped to South Africa from Chalmette La was presented to the cabinet by the President. He concluded there is not sufficient evidence of past or present neutrality violations to warrant intervention. Crowder will add to the report this afternoon and review it with the President and Attorney General.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Colonel Crowder
South Africa
Chalmette
Crowder
Senate Omnibus Bill Faces House Scrutiny And Spring Cleaning
Washington April 22 The Senate omnibus bill advances with main features adopted while changes loom. House members debate selfridge board claims and various settlements exceeding 2.8 million dollars. Spring house cleaning prompts an adjournment request and a debate over a union railroad station for Washington.
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Senate
House
Court of Claims
Mahon
Pennsylvania
Committee On
Underwood
Alabama
Selfridge Board
Congress
Hoar
Massachusetts
Patterson
Colorado
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Washington
Gallinger
New Hampshire
District of Columbia
United States
McMillan
Steel Structure Collapses at Jones and Adams Dock
A violent northeast gale over Lake Superior toppled the steel support at the Jones and Adams coal dock project in Wert Superior. Brown Holst of Cleveland, the contractor, reports workers could not proceed as the iron framework failed in the wind, risking serious injury.
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Associated Preas
Steamer A B Hayward Loses Cargo in Lake Superior Storm
Calumet April 2 The steamer A B Hayward under Captain F B Foster towed a cargo boat in a lake storm. The vessel left Bholl Drake Mich with timber for the Cotames and Hecke company and lost its cargo.
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Associated Prean
Calumet
Mich
A. B. Hayward
F. BR. Foster
Lake Superior
Bholl Drake
Cotames, and Hecke Company
Many Find Employment Through State Bureaus
Madison Wis April 22 Over 6000 persons have found employment through the free state employment bureaus at Milwaukee and Superior since their establishment the first of last July under act of the last legislature For the forty one weeks ending April 19 the provisions filled was 5140 and it was a difference of but seventy two in the number of applications for employment and applications for help the former numbering 6189 and the latter 611 There were 1010 applications for employment and 18 applications for help unfilled Last week 126 positions were filled through the bureaus The applications for employment numbered 13 and the applications for help 156 Seven applications for employment and ten applications for help were unfilled
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Free State
Milwaukee
Superior
Weather Summary Reports Mixed Crop Conditions Across Regions
The Weather Bureau’s weekly summary for the period ending April 21 notes warmer conditions in the Pacific coast and Rocky Mountain regions and cooler, drier trends in the central valleys. Rain is badly needed in the Rocky Mountain districts and central valleys, while excess moisture has hindered farm work in parts of the central Gulf states. Drought intensifies in Kansas and Nebraska. however overall farming conditions are favorable. Corn planting progresses slowly, with some planting in the central valleys and limited activity north of the Ohio. Winter wheat growth is slow and less promising in central valley states. spring wheat germination slow due to frost in North Dakota. Seeding progresses in Minnesota and the north Pacific coast, with some reseeding after April dust storms.
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Weather Bureau
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Misgouri River
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Central Valley
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Middle Atlantic States
Central Gulf States
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Missouri
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Des Moines
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Omaha
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Iowa
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St Paul
Mion
Kansas City
Conner
Pointe
Grain Commission
Kansan
Concordia
Mackaville
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McPherson
Wichita
Wichita Boarrd
Kas
Topeka
Colorado
Denver
Cal
Jook
Atin
Atate
Arkaness-Platte
Tennessee
Memphis
Tenn
Kentucky
Loulaville
Twin Children Die In Barn Fire At Bear Grove Iowa
In Dallas county bears a tragedy as three year old twins of M Shields are found among debris from a blaze that destroyed two barns last night. The children were playing inside the barn when the rubbish fire spread unnoticed.
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Des Moines
Iowa
M. Shields
Bear Grove
Dallas County
Quebec
Hull
Thomas Hill
Hill
John Watson
Forest Fire Destroys Acres of Timber Near Belvidere
Leeds Mountain forest fire near Belvidere New Jersey burned hundreds of acres of young timber and damaged buildings. A party of tramps camping in the woods started the blaze and fled as flames spread. London faces large Barbican fire losses estimated around 2 million pounds.
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Associated Trex
Belvidere
N. J
Leeds
London
Barbican
Cincinnati Pitcher Joins San Francisco Team
Martin Glendon, a Cincinnati recruit pitcher, agreed to join the San Francisco team after accepting their offer this morning. McPhee had opposed the move, believing the youngster would prove himself, while Glendon now awaits transportation to the West.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Martin Glendon
San Francisco
Glendon
McPhee
Made Actress His Heir Probate Caveat Filed
A caveat was filed in Monmouth County against the will of Henry Bennett a millionaire of Thttaburg Pa and Farmingdale N J who died recently at Farmingdale leaving most of his estate to an actress The action was brought for a niece and two nephews living in Eostone by the attorney general or surrogates office reflecting a contested inheritance.
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Associated Prec
New York
Freehold
N. J
Henry Bennett
Thttaburg
Farmingdale
Monmouth County
Ln Eostone
Dallas Crowded for Confederate Veterans Reunion
Dallas April 22 crowds thronged the eleventh annual United Confederate Veterans gathering at Camp Johnston. Gen John B Gordon received an ovation as 73,000 visitors expected to rise to 125,000. The program featured speeches by Texas leaders and songs blending Southern and national anthems amid showers and renewed labor changes announced for nearby industries.
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Dallas
Texas
United Confedeerate Veterans
Albert Sydney Johnston
Dalian
Tallponds
Camp Johnston
Ynesa
Ceating
Deavera
K. M. van Zandt
Texas Reunion Association
William J. Jones
Chapman General
Joseph D. Sayers
State of Texas
Ben E. Cabell
T. G. B. Geral
Waco
Dixie
Hog
John Allan
Mississippi
General Gordon
Kaligh
Bagdad
Neenah Notes Great Victory in Kaukauna Strike
Papermill workers in the Fox river valley claim a major victory as strife ends at the Thilmany Paper plant in Kaukauna. Reports say other valley strikes will settle within days under new president Wertheimer. Union leaders caution official word is lacking and warn against premature celebration.
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Mem ”Rexard
Titwany Company
Kunkaanana
Deaih
Fox River Valley
Northwestern
Neenah
Thilmany Paper Company
Kaukauna
Valley
W. L. Davis
Winnebago Paper Company
W. Aa. Wirtheimer
Thilmany Company
Wirtheimer
Eirtke
United Brotherhood of Paper Makers
Mr. Wertheimer
California
Winnebago Unul
Thumany Company
Mr. Davis
W. He Ratton
Paper Makers’ Union
Trallon
Apric
James Carr
Menasha
Davis
Raliou
Whiting
Smiths Court martial dissolved in Manila April 22
Two battles reported between American troops and Moros on Mindanao with casualties and Moro tactics noted. Gen. Jacob H. Smith's court martial to be reconstituted with Washington naming members. editor punished in Manila for demanding a judge's removal amid sedition case coverage.
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Associated Press
Manila
Mindanano
Moore
Twenty- Seventh Infantry
Frank D. Baldwin
Sioore
Sultan Punlo
Smith
Manilaa
Washington
Jacob H. Smith
United States
Manilla
Lester Valdez
Miau
United States Commission
Fredom
Grace Episcopal Church Disruption Fears Cabinet Denounces Vestry Action
Dissension at Grace Episcopal church in Appleton Wisconsin escalates as vestry and non communicants push resignation of Rector Rev William Carter. A prominent vestry member Evan Edwards resigns, accusing irregular voting and lack of representation. Court Clerk III Thomas Reese illness delays April circuit term. jury dismissed, to reconvene Monday.
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Appleton
Wis
Grace Episcopal Church
Wiliam Carter
Carter
Congression
Amon
Evan Edwards
Grace Church Congrégation
Thomas Reese
Goodland
New Trial Granted in Goodwin Case in Wisconsin
Madison reports that Thomas E. Goodwin, serving a five year term for attempting to kill his wife by a well incident in Huberville, Dodge county, was granted a new trial by the supreme court due to trial errors. Also notes a false Washington report about Congressman Babcock’s illness. he is recovering from erysipelas and expected to regain health.
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Madison
Wis
Thomas E. Goodwin
Huberville
Dodge County
Supreme Court
Washington
Babcock
Caston
Rain Refreshes Kansas as Warm Spell Eases
The national weather service reports rain in Kansas easing a five day heat wave. Wisconsin and Michigan see record highs with scattered showers expected. crops face mixed prospects as droughts ease in some areas and pains of heat linger in others. Local forecasts call for cooler winds and possible frost across parts of the Midwest.
Neenah Moves Toward Library Construction Funding
City officials announce clear land title for a new library and Carnegie funds to be placed with Frank Balllater, First National Bank assistant cashier, as Public Library commission chair. School board bids to add to Third Ward school after a stormy session. Company 1 elects a new lieutenant with V A Holden and Corporal Weaver as candidates. annual inspection set for April 2 led by Mayor Stearns.
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Neenah
Wis
J. P. Keating
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Waposal
Frank Balllater
First National Bank
Public Library Commission
Charles Schultz
Third Ward
Counels
Leutenant
V. A Holden
Corporal Weaver
Stearns
Murphy to resign. Brodie chosen to succeed
Governor Murphy announced his resignation in Phoenix on April 22. Alexander C. Brodie, lieutenant colonel of Roosevelt's Rough Riders, will succeed him and has already been named by President Roosevelt to take the post at Murphy's term end.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Murphy
Alexander C. Brodie
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Alleged Beef Trust Rumors Stir Labor Talks
Milwaukee April reports say local labor groups plan action over a beef price surge blamed on a supposed Chicago beef trust. Labor leaders press for law against trusts and seek state and attorney general measures while grocers and butchers curb beef sales amid price spikes.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Chicago Federation of Labor
Organized Labor
Paul Huetner
Federated ‘Trades Meeting
Beet Combine
Husbace
Associated Prom
Chicago
Gantet
Ey Sepore
Offertaaee
Combine
Decieren
Jooke
Smallpox Epidemic Alarms Menasha as Health Warns
Twenty five cases prompt citywide disinfection in banks, schools, post office, and churches. Health officials plan a board meeting to curb the outbreak while Superintendent Resch denies school closures. Counterfeit coin case tightens as investigators connect Menasha suspects to broader scam network.
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Wis
Schmitt
Schmidt
Board of Health
Menia
John Resch
Cazea
St. Mary’s Perechial
Menosha
Opposition Speech Tangles Islands Sale Debate
The foreign minister Dr Deantrer delivered a strong pro sale case while the opposition leader Estrap faced questions over alleged 1892 offers to cede the islands to the United States. The exchange centered on inflammatory statements reposted from US publications.
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Deantrer
Meade
United States
Estrap
Nance
Stone improved after return from the south says doctor
Milwaukee report from Watertown notes Lieut. Gov. Jeare Stone had the best night since his return. Physicians feel hopeful this morning as he kept some light beverage down and rested easily under care.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Watertown
Jeare Stone
South
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