Funston Ordered to Stop Public Remarks at Middlesex Banquet
Washington reports say President Roosevelt directed Gen Frederick Funston to cease public discussion of the Philippines and to refrain from criticizing a U S senator. Funston denies receipt of the order but says future speeches will avoid Philippines references. He criticized a senator at a Denver banquet, calling him overheated.
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Associated Premn
Washington, D D. C
General Funston
Middlesex
Boston
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Samger
Frederick Funnton
War Department
Washington
Philippines
Unite States
William Carey Sanger
Frederick Funston
Department of the Colorado
Denver
Colorado Sons of the Revolution
Funston
Senator Hoar
Maustachu- Kelis
Jetter
Middlesex Club
Rangers
Col
Associated Reas
City Recaptured by Government Forces in Colombia
The German steamer Hercynia returned to Coton from Boca Del Toro and reported Boca Del Toro’s return to government control after insurgent capture on April 18. Timely reinforcements and a looming bombardment pressured insurgents to capitulate to government troops. Hong Kong dispatch notes rebels seizing river banks near Qung Shun to block cargo junks, which retreated to Wu Chor.
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Associated Press
Coton
Colombia
Hercynia
Boca del Toro
Barcynia
Pinzon
Hong Kong
Qung Shun
Nan-Ning
Wu Chor
Meat price surge observed as bids opened for state institutions
Madson Wisconsin April 3 bids opened by the state board of control show meat prices rising 33 percent to 100 percent. Prime native steers priced at 9.23 amid pending contract awards. Also noted, the state board of normal regents adjourned with plans to expand schools to include manual training, agriculture, and domestic science, though funding remains insufficient.
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Northwestern
Madson
Wis
State Board of Control
State Board of Normal Regents
Judge Coxe Selected for New Federal Circuit Seat
Washington April 2 Senator Pratt of New York said that Judge Alfred C Coxe of the Northern District of New York would be nominated for the newly created federal circuit court Jim Tody Coxe has served in New York district court for about twenty years The president has not decided on a successor to Judge Coxe Clark Declines Washington April 2 Captain Charten E Clark declined appointment as special naval representative for King Edward coronation The president named Rear Admiral J Watson for that mission
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Pratt
New York
Alfred C. Coxe
Federal Circuit Court
Tody Coxe
Coxe
Clark
Washington, D C
Charten E. Clark
King Edward
J Watson
Deutschland Sighted With Broken Rudder Near Bettly Islands
The Hamburg America liner Deutschland, en route from New York to Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg, was sighted eighteen miles south of the Bettly Islands with its rudder broken. It was expected to reach Plymouth around 6 p.m. The ship signalled that it had lost steerage Tuesday about four hundred miles west of Bishop Rock, steering with engines.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
Ere
Ateamer Deutschland
New York
Cherbourg
Hamburg
Bettly Islands
Bishop Rock
Hottest April Day Sets City Record in Philadelphia
The April day reached sixty nine degrees, ten higher than yesterday, marking Philadelphia's hottest April day in over thirty years according to the United States Weather Bureau.
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Philadelphia
United States Weather Bureau
Military Court Trial Ordered in Interior Minister Assassination
In St. Petersburg on April 22 a decree orders a court martial for the man who orchestrated the assassination of Interior Minister Sipla iwaune on April 1, with the case proceeding by military court.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Interior
M. Sipla- I Wauine
Volcanoes the Cause Charged With Recent Guatemala Earthquakes
A Guatemala City dispatch reports widespread devastation from recent earthquakes. The Chingo volcano on the Guatemala Salvador border has become active again and Santa Maria remains eruptive, likely the quake source. villages and plantations in the rich western region are destroyed.
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Guatemala
Associated Press
New York
Guatemala City
Herald
Republic
Chingo
Salvador
Santa Maria
Gaffney Held On Bail In Dr Hansen Shooting Case
Neenah Wisconsin April 23 Attorney Charles Gaffney charged with attempted murder in the Dr C O Hansen shooting was held to bail at 5000. Preliminary hearing set for April 25. Hansen’s condition described as improving with four bullets removed and another wound in the left shoulder. The incident stems from alleged jealousy over Hansen’s association with Gaffney’s former wife Agnes Kellett. Gaffney a longtime local figure and former city attorney, is said to have threatened Hansen previously. Dr Hansen is recovering and is aided by Dr McMurchie.
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Northwestern
Neenah
Wis
Charles Gaffney
C .O. Hansen
D. Baird
Oshkosh
Attornneys
Jerry Mulloy
Henry Fitzgibbon
Menashy
McMurchie
Hansen
Charles H. Gaffney
C. C. Hansen
Gaffney
Agnes Kellett
William Kellett
Miss Kellett
Dr. Hansen
Dr. McMurchie
University of Wisconsin
Chaffee the Judge and Philippine Orders in Mindanao
Washington reveals cable correspondence between Washington and Manila about the Moro outbreak in Mindanao. President withdraws the prohibition on General Davis and allows General Chaffee to use discretion. Dispatches stress avoiding full war while pursuing peaceful remedies, with terms to act if diplomacy fails.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Washington
Chaffee
Phillippines Sprain Taton
Manilla
Chatlee
Matgaben
Baldwin
Chafee
Manila
Corbin
Chaltes
Menida
Moros
Charlee
Moras
Wright
Cha
Mindanao
Corbdin
Lieutenant Governor Stone Nearing Death in Watertown
Special to The Northwestern from Watertown Wisconsin reports Lieutenant Governor Stone resting easily but his family believes death is imminent within days. Milwaukee dispatch notes the Wisconsin incident dated April 23.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Win
Wisconsin
Watertown
Wis
Mys
Stone
Tolaville Nearly Wiped Out by Fire Near Monticello
Tolaville near Monticello Indiana was almost destroyed by a early morning blaze. The fire consumed fifteen business premises and left about 3000 insurance on the losses. The town lacks fire protection and faces extensive property damage.
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Monticello
Ind
Tolaville
Here
Gideons Hold First Wisconsin State Convention in Appleton
Wisconsin Gideons announce the first state convention in Appleton on a two day event starting Saturday with a camp fire at 7 30 PM at the Congregational church and a Sunday 9 AM consecration service at the Baptist church. Edwin W Shannon of Appleton serves as secretary and treasurer.
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Northwestern
Appleton
Wis
Wisconsin
Gideons
Congregational
Baptist Church
Edwin W. Shannon
Order
Wind wrecks barns in heavy Wisconsin storm
A Journal report from Oconto Wisconsin notes a heavy wind storm wrecked twelve barns near the city and damaged numerous other structures. The Milwaukee dispatch lists extensive property damage across multiple farms and outbuildings.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Oconto
Ameter
Robert R renominated for congress at Freeport
In Freeport Illinois on April 3 Hon. Robert R was renominated for congress. The clipping also contains an essay excerpt on Shakespeare stressing life, art, and the reader’s intimate engagement with the poet, highlighting inner understanding over technical language.
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Associated Press
Freeport, Gl
Robert R
Congress
Into the Wrong Place
A quoted old printer recounts Horace Cheerley asking for work to grow rich. The printer quips about the newspaper office, suggesting the boy’s aim misreads the setting. The piece labels a hypocritical man who feigns different beliefs.
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Horace Cheerley
Sonny
Mr. Creeley
Dog skull graft on man's head astonishes doctors
Physicians at the college hospital grafted a piece of a dog's skull onto the head of John Osberg of Kenton Houghton county. Osberg long suffered a fractured skull causing brain pressure and convulsions. The operation involved removing a section about an inch and a half in diameter and implanting it over the opening.
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Associated Sceet Saginaw
Mids
the College Hospital
Hueman
John Osberg
Kenton
Houghton County
Olverg’sa
Olberg
Amalgamated Association faces its own internal split
In Wheeling the Amalgamated Association debates moving its general headquarters from Pittsburg with western lodges preferring a move, Columbus and Youngstown Ohio urging claims, and a potential battles over recognition of the National Stoglemakers league. Shaffer’s report nears endorsement but opposition looms as a floor explosion is hinted. In San Francisco the strike conference with rail officials is off for now as rail men refuse to meet at the mayor’s office and demand a company setting.
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Associated Press
Wheeling
W. Va
Amalgamated Association
Pittsburg
Columbus
Youngstown
Ohio
Catusider
Tt Ix
Shaffer
San Francisco
Cal
Schmitz
Restrain Players From St Louis Team Move
Proceedings in circuit court seek injunction to stop Harper Wallace and Heldrick from joining the American league St Louis team. Judge Talty delayed hearing. Judge Fisher refused temp injunction against Heldrick but ordered him to show cause tomorrow. District of Columbia Supreme Court issued restraining order against the National League regarding four Washington players. Also notes on USCIDLR wins and trap shooting in Omaha with 63 entries and ten events.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Frank de Hasy Robison
St Louis
National League Baseball Club
Harper, Wallace
Heldrick
Harper
Wallace
Talty
Feldrick
Fisher
Fischer
Hetdrick
National
Washington, D. C
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Wational League
Washington Club
American League
Delhanty
Wolverton
Orth
Townsend
Soueey
Washington American
Uscidlr
Langer En TA
First Principle
Leitester J. Rel
Baldoyle
Wilhelmina Improves After Quiet Night at Castle Loo
The Hague reports Queen Wilhelmina had a quiet night as the morning temperature fell and her illness eased. She is taking sufficient nourishment. The afternoon bulletin said her condition remained satisfactory during the day.
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Associated Press
the Hague
Castile Loo
Wilhelmina
Castle Loo
Search for the Dead in Pittsburg Fire Tragedy
Cairo reports many arrive to seek bodies of friends from the Pittsburg city disaster. An association forms to raise funds and hire experts for river dragging and wrecking work. Three divers join insurance and wrecking men at Turner's landing where the hull burned. Only two bodies found of about seventy reported missing. Names include E L Blackwell and daughter Fannie, W D Blackwell of Bailey Miss, Glen Bowman of Portsmouth Ohio, and Mike Laura Dowell of Bayou Mills Ky.
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Agsocined Press
Cairo
Pittsburg
Turner's Landing
E. L. Blackwell
Fannie and
W. D. Blackwell
Baile
Miss
Glen Bowman
Portsmouth
Ohio
Mike Laura Dowell
Bayou Mills
Plan of Campaign at Indiana Republican Convention
Indiana reporters document Senator Albert J Beveridge's April 3 address outlining Republican principles for 1904 with calls for national supervision of trusts and reciprocity to expand markets. The Indianapolis convention elected Beveridge permanent chairman as platform drafting began amid a fierce trusts debate and a tight attorney generalship race led by Miller of Goshen.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Albert J. Beveridge
Republiccn
J. P. Goodrich
W W. A. Tippin
Committee
Beveridge
United States
Jessen
Miller of
Menasha Schools Closed Over Smallpox Epidemic
Menasha Wisconsin on April 23 ordered all public and parochial schools closed by Superintendent John Rosch after a board of health meeting. Schools will stay shut until danger is past. twenty eight cases reported, with authorities believing twice that number exist in mild form, underestimating severity.
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Menasha
Wis
John Rosch
Board of Hearth
Rosch
Menges Elected Secretary of Wisconsin Board of Pharmacy
Madison April 2. A F Menges elected secretary to succeed Helmstreet who has served about twenty years. Helmstreet’s term expires April 12. H C Schranck of Milwaukee re elected president. Pharmacist license examinations begun today and conclude tomorrow with about ninety applicants taking part.
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Madison
Wis
A. F. Menges
State Board of Pharmacy
E. B. Helmstreet
Janessite
H. C. Schranck
Milwaukee
Fire Threatens Homes in Southern County
Ottumwa Iowa April 3 Forest fires started by hunters smoking out rabbits rage in the southern part of the county threatening many farmhouses. Farmers fight the blaze using backfiring as flames menace dwellings. The long tariff discussion in Cuba trade argues over duty cuts and five year renewal.
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Associated Press
Ottumwa
Iowa
Seat auction sets records for May festival seating
In Cincinnati on April 23 the two hour sale for the May festival seating produced top bids of 126.00 and 100.00 with total premiums of 4.44, yielding 1.24 cash per seat and an average premium of 7.66 per seat. The festival runs from May 14 at Mnai hall where seats accommodate 3.02 people each.
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My Associated Preax
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mnai Hall
Battle With Police Breaks Out in Paterson Riot
Rioters confront police after a march from Riverside to Hawthorne where the American Alk Dyeing and Finishing plant is attacked. Workers flee as steam is turned on them, several scalded, George Arnold beaten, two officers injured by stones, clashes also at Knipscher dye works with reinforcements, no shots fired.
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Associated Presa
Paterson
Dyers
Hespera
Ok Dutin
Riverside
Hawthorne
American Alk Qyoing and Finishing Company
Hmita
Rlotera
George Arnold
Tia
Cmil Geering
Geering
Knipscher
Snags
Gaffney Tells Story In Neenah Doctor Shooting
Neenah attorney Charles Gaffney, in county jail on a murder charge for shooting Dr. O C Hansen, gave a self defense account to a Northwestern reporter. He claimed the doctor struck him with a billy, denied drinking, and said he acted to protect himself as Hansen lay injured and possibly dying. He paced nervously, denied prior quarrels, and indicated uncertainty about the exact time of the shooting.
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Northwestern
Charles Gaffney
Potter
O. C. Hansen
Neenah
Charles Garfield
Gaffney
Dr. Hansen
Murphy's Resignation Denial From Arizona Governor
Phoenix April 23 Governor Murphy denied resigning or intending to resign and said no statement had been authorized. He suggested he might seek relief at the Slakant day, though official confirmation was lacking.
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Associated Press
Phoenix
Ariz
Murphy
Te Slakant
Shaw Story Reveals Jury Tug Of War In Courtroom
Secretary Shaw recalls practicing law in Lorai before hawking and describes winning a case when one juror resisted. A young witness faced questions about work and character, with the opposing lawyer taunting the witness about his family. The exchange ends with the juror pointedly nodding to the defendant. An Irishman jokes about avoiding eye contact with a lady.
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Shaw
Lorai
Hawking
Witcheas
Bowling Tourney Ends At Oshkosh YMCA
The winter bowling tournament of manufacturers teams concluded at the Oshkosh Y M C A with Tandered and Chase Furniture winning the top total. Final scores include Banderoob and Chase Furniture 14308, Hayford Brothers Lumber 1410, Schinkt Brothers Trunk 14120, Cook and Brown Linke 1185, Paine Lauuer 12, Bucksitt Edwards Furniture 12,497, MMo Millen Lumber 1040, Morgan Lumber 1265.
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Oshkosh Y. AM. C. A
Tandered
Chase Company
Banderob and Chase Furniture Company
Hayford Brothers Lumber Company
Schinkt Brothers ‘Trunk Company
Cook and Brown Linke Company
IHS
Paine Lauuer Companied
Man Charged With Drunk and Disorderly and Arson Attempt
Mr. W. H. Grove was arraigned in municipal court on a drunk and disorderly charge and sentenced to twenty five days in the workhouse. A more serious charge of attempted arson was not pursued. Mrs. Grove, his wife of about a year and a half, alleged years of drunken behavior, abuse and neglect, and said Grove set a fire in the house after returning home drunk with a basket of chips. The pantry shelves were burned and she resisted, being struck and hurt. Chief Weisbrod had to give Grove whiskey to steady his nerves before the trial.
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Mr. Grove
Celine
Mia
W. H. Grove
Plate Prison
Stulva
Weisbrod
Electric line work begins in Oshkosh area
Clement C Smith of Columbia Construction directs city extensions of the Winnebago Traction company starting on Merritt street near Hazel. Grading toward Evans street, pole erection, and track laying planned swiftly. Plans foresee rapid start of Oshkosh Omro and Oshkosh Fond du Lac inter urban sections with through service aims and local impact.
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Winnebago Traction Company
Merritt Street
Hazel Street
Evans Street
Oshkosh-Omro-Line
Clement C.smith
Columbia Construction Company
Arpa
Oshkosh-Omro
Oshkosh Fond du Lac
Smith
Northwestern
Electric Park
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Northwestern Railroad
Columbia
Vote for Sale Treaty Adopting Danish Wear Indes Pact
Copenhagen reports that on April, the majority backed the treaty providing for the Rule of the Danish Wear Indes to the United States. The measure now returns for final action amid mixed public reaction.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
United States
Resolution Introduced On Meat and Poultry Price Inquiry
A House resolution introduced by Mr. Hicharion of Teneesacg calls for the Ways and Means Committee to investigate sudden rises in meat and poultry prices from foreign sources and to consider possible legislation for relief. The session also covers Senate debates with Hoar and Tillman on rail access to a union station and a New York post office bill amid procedural battles.
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Washington, D. C
Abe
Richardeon
Tsi
Tillman
Hoa
Senate
Fatter
Hoar
Dracusetoy
Massachusetts
Craemer
New York
New York City
Lenter
Pennsylvania
Committee On Rules
Cowherd
Missouri
House
America
Phae
Oshkosh Wins State Elks Convention Picnic
Oshkosh secures the Wisconsin Elks state convention to be held as a gala annual outing. Delegates Freldricha Zacharelas from Oshkosh lodge wired Ashland officials confirming the event. A large attendance is anticipated as Ashland organizes the statewide Elks gathering and picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
State Organization of Elks
Ashland
Wis
Alexander Freldricha
A. Zacharelas
Delyzates
Oshkosh Lodge of Elks
John Kluwint
Elks
We L. Atwood
Wisconsin Central Railroad
C. D. Harper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Ashland Lodge
Koehn Pleads Guilty to Assault in Motorman Case
William Koehn pleaded guilty in municipal court to assault and battery on motorman William Fitzgerald of the Winnebago Traction Co. He was fined $1 and costs, totaling 14 99, while the case against his brother Fred Koehn was dismissed. Koehn’s attorney said the plea reflected mitigating circumstances and urged leniency. The court imposed a fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Koehn
William Fitzgerald
Winnebago Traction Company
Fred Koehn
J. E. Klurin
Willian Kosha
Guy
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Darabarx
Tiner Deutschland
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Manger
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Indiana
Wii
Shakespeare
Hamilton W. Maddle
Ladies’ Home Journal
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Michigan
Columbis
Youngstern
St. Lonia
Omaha
Neb
Mfteen
Egort
Truste
Acton
Chir
Helmstreet
Vteres
Teles
Cuba
Minnespolis Journal
Oficcre
Jsnik
Winsmeng Manaf
Clement C. Smith
Ingress
Hicharion
Teneesacg
Associated Prose
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Thin City
Galltr
Willian Fitzgerald
Maude
Ben Lensth
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