Philippine Bill Sparks Bitter Debate Over Imperial Policy
In Washington April 25 the omnibus public building bill moves to the house, with funds for Fond du Lac and new structures for Green Bay, Superior, Wauwatosa and Baraboo. In the senate McCumber argues for food purity laws while Carmack attacks the Philippines policy, condemning imperial ventures and urging a return to constitutional restraint. Pension business closes the day.
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Britons in Fear Over Atlantic Shipping Trust
London authorities quiz government over the Atlantic shipping combine as panic grows. Gerald Balfour says no official information exists. Arnold Forester notes 28 British trans Atlantic vessels are linked to the trust with capital around 34 million pounds. Mor gan Jr. dismisses sensational reports and defends the planned approval process.
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Shipping Combine
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Combine
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Paris
New York
YACHTSMEN TO UNITE FOR RIVER YACHTING ADMIN
St Paul Minnesota plans summer steps to form the Mississippi Valley Yachting association. The central body will coordinate pleasure boat owners along the Mississippi River from St Paul to St Louis with at least 109 yachts expected to join the St Paul club. Similar interest spreads to other river towns as clubs unite under a general organization. Titcomb to sail for England as U S representative in Henley regatta with diamond sculls.
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Associated Press
St. Paul. Minn
Miestssippt Valley Yachting Association
St. Paul
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St. Paul Club
Missingippi
TOR Diamond Sculls
New York
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Traffic Tieup In Chicago Harbor Amid Labor Strike
Harbor traffic remains blocked as tagmen and linemen strike. Great Lakes Towing tugs moored at wharves. a few Independent tugs operate. Steel trust officials warn of possible refinery disruptions if South Chicago workers refuse to return.
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Chicago
Great Lakes Towing Company
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Tugmen's Protection Association
South Chicago
Steel Trust
Atrillery
Calumet Docks
Trial reports from Manila on Freedom editor and Smith case
Manilla reports detail acquittal of Major Waller and Lieutenant Day on Samar executions. The editor of Freedom faces sedition charges over an American article. Attorney General Witley creates a courtroom stir before Judge Odin. General Jacob H. Smith’s court martial begins with prosecutors and defense outlining witnesses and prior instructions.
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Carnegie funds ready for work in Neenah
City Clerk J P Keating reports a notification from Joseph Prtrani private secretary to Andrew Carnegie that Carnegie’s donation is in the hands of Fr A Frank of Hoboken NJ authorized to pay for the work. Bertram says the ownership certificate is satisfactory.
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Dattoos Submit After Quick Mindanao Advance
The Adjutant General released a cable from General Chaffee dated Manila April 5 describing Coxey Baldwin's rapid seizure of Fort At puins with no casualties. Datto Lamppox and followers offered peace terms while Ganast's sultan urged Baldwin to stay. plans to split forces, move to Malabang and Parang, and limit fighting to avoid a general war.
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Burglary and Fire Hit Two Local Stores
Robbers broke into Brandaml Wabben wood and feed store, ransacked checks and valuables, then set the building ablaze, causing total loss. They also forced entry at Joseph Kybak’s grocery and butcher shop on Michigan Street, ransacked cash drawers, and were chased by residents who alerted Patrolman Pesch. Spider Rourke and Edward O’Conner were arrested on burglary charges with O’Conner’s confession implicating a third party.
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Paur Goes Abroad With Philharmonic Leadership Change
Emil Paur, head of the New York Philharmonic, will soon go abroad after several offers from European cities. Walter Damrosch is likely to succeed him. New plans discuss a permanent local orchestra, though no details exist yet. John Rosenkranz of Modern Woodmen received a 2900 check for Mrs Norris related to a prior Penbrand incident.
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Emil Paur
New York Philharmonic Society
The
Tribune
Walter Damrosch
John Rosenkranz
Modern Woodmen
C. FL Norris
Neck near severed in attempted murder suicide case
A Newark trial reports a man named Henry Schaub executed a murder attempt on his wife and child then inflicted self harm as the body dropped. the head was nearly severed and blood spurted as the events unfolded. The account notes prior marital disputes and his failure to kill his wife and child fully.
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Presa
Newark
N. J
Thenry Schaub
Bloody battle rages as rebels lose leader and retreat
Advices from Wu Chow dated April 2 report imperial troops marching toward Nan-Nhut clashing with rebels in Wu Chang Jin. The Naperth army used two maxima and two twelve pounders, scattering rebels and wounding their leader Hung Yung Seng. Rebels then seized two villages near Nan Ning and set up headquarters there.
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Associated Press
Hong Kong
Wu Chow
Nan- Nhut
Naperth
Wu-Chang Jin
Hung Yung Seng
Outakirta
Nan-Ning
Thete
Winnebago mill strike nears settlement in Neenah
In Neenah April 25, paper workers at Winnebago Paper Co. near settlement as eight strikers return to work. Terms align with Kaukauna Thilmany agreement granting same demands for returning men while allowing use of nonunion workers. Davis and union officers plan to travel to Kaukauna to verify terms amid dispute.
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Winnebago Paper Company
Aukuraled
Thilmany Paper Company
Ikaukauna
W. L. Davis
James Carr
Frank Mice
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Kaukauna
W. L.davie
Kaukaauna Union
Carr
Winnebago Mills
Thilmany Company
Davis
Trim
Stribbley
Mr. Davis
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Dugla
Deaths of National Association Leader Atwell and German Banker
The obituary notes the death of My Associated Peevey Pillsburg, Pa, April B-James Atwell, longtime president of the National Association of Union Ex-Prisoners of War, from apoplexy at his home after a Paris Atlantic City attack three days earlier. Also recorded is the death of German banker George Boeeyer, tied to Lazard Spry and Eisen banks, in Frankfurt.
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Rain Spreads through Northwest for Crop Benefit
Across Milwaukee to Minnesota and the Dakotas rain varied by region, with a general northwest system bringing moisture. Crops are helped in many areas though conditions remain fragile in the south while drought fears ease in Minnesota and neighboring states.
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Wis
Chicago
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Peoria
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Hecht
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Minn
Minnesota
Dakotas
Wilconsin
Nebraska
Soora
Lyons
Iowa
Des Moines
Towa
Central
Astute
Missouri
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Jefferson City
Wood alcohol fatal at Maine State Prison
Three convicts at the Maine State prison in Thomaston die after drinking Columbian spirits containing wood alcohol. Four others are critically ill and not expected to survive, including Edward Graffam the murderer serving a life sentence.
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Maine State Prison
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Clifford Mosher
Gorham
Stone Has Bad Night In Milwaukee Report
Lieut. Gov. Jesse Stone suffered a severe night with a weak morning. His family appeared deeply discouraged as reports from Wertertown gays describe the troubling condition and somber mood in Milwaukee on April 2.
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Milwaukee
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Wertertown
Jesse Stone
Mineral Point brewery burned in Wisconsin fire
A Mineral Point brewery in Wisconsin was destroyed by a blaze last night. The fire caused about 20000 in losses with 12000 insured. The owner is listed as H Bruning and the cause remains unknown.
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Wis
Wisconsin
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Howard Acquitted in Goebel Conspiracy Case
In Frankfort Kentucky on April 25 the jury reached a verdict at 10 05 after a long trial. The trial centered on Jerry Howard alleged principal in the Goebel collapse case. The jury acquitted Howard on the charges presented by the prosecution.
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Frankfort
Jerry Howard
Prohibitionist Fite to Appear on City Ballot for Mayor
In St Paul Minnesota April 2 the prohibitionists secured a mandamus order forcing the city clerk to place John Henry Fite on the mayoral ballot. The decision followed a contentious legal fight over party designation and the ability to petition for official ballot placement. The case also affected the Socialist Labor Party and its candidate.
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Supreme Court
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Car Men Win Concessions in San Francisco Strike
San Francisco officials report that representatives of the Baltimore syndicate agreed to grant most demands of striking car men. A telegram detailing concessions was sent to New York for approval and a reply was expected later this afternoon.
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San Francisco
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New York
Archbishop Corrigan Stricken With Pneumonia
Arch bishop Corrigan has an attack of pneumonia and passed a comfortable night. Two daily bulletins will report his condition. Doctors consult with Dr. Theodore Delaweld and Dr. Keyes regarding the archbishop’s serious but not critical state.
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Edward O. Keyer
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Theodore C. Janeway
Kelley Memorial Chapel
Fiftieth Street
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Bayly Innocent Claim Linked to Washington Report
A House of Commons exchange cites a London dispatch stating no complaint reached the British ambassador regarding Captain Lewis Bayly naval attaché in Washington. Lord Cranborne says allegations of triangular ties in Florida harbor investigations are unfounded and the government has been informed accordingly.
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London
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Foreign Office
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Great Britain
Florida
Treasury balance report shows cash and notes details
Washington daily treasury balance lists available balance of 180 042 104 with gold reserve excluded. It details United States notes 6 482 810 treasury notes of 1890 118 079 national bank notes 38 709 464 and totals for receipts and expenditures for today month and year. Deposits in national banks amount to 121 689 909.
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Man Committed to Northern Hospital After Sudden Wealth
Mr. Coy, a local worker, is sent to the Northern Hospital following examination by Drs. Ackley and Steels. He recently found work with the Lathaine Plantation company, earning substantial quick gains that overwhelmed him and led to his mental decline. The case links to prominent West Algoma residents.
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Bateack Improves but Likely to Remain Absent
Washington April 3. Representative Bateack reports improvement but will likely not attend sessions for some time. Stevens notes ongoing recovery and signals cautious optimism about his return.
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Stevens
Senate to Probe Cuban Sugar Holdings by Trust
Washington April 3 The senate committee on Cuban sugar will investigate claims that most of the current crop is controlled by the sugar trust amid a prohibition amendment. A substitute empowers subpoenas and a new panel of Senators Platt Burnham and Teller will hear testimony.
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Arrests and court actions in a city social clash
James Whitty was arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct after being ejected from Ernst Laing’s saloon on Oregon Street. In municipal court Arthur Zimmerman Roman Gross and Edward Parsons faced convictions for disorderly conduct with sentences suspended. Sommers boys pleaded guilty previously. witnesses included Rev. Ghormley Frank Case and William Kellett.
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Ernst Laing
Oregon Street
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Roman Gross
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Henman Sommers
Sommers
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Free Methodist Church
Frank Case
William Kellett
John Ktoe
Goss
Joseph
Zemlock
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Zenlock
Zerlock
Andrew Zemlock
Zemler
Gymnastic Exhibition Showcases Amateur Prowess at YMCA
The third annual YMCA gymnasium exhibition in the U S C A gymnasium drew a large audience to watch forty participants perform on rings, long horse, tumbling and club swinging. Notable acts by Bacon brothers, Roley, Locke and Johnson earned praise for precision and spectacle, with musical numbers by D E Johnson and Ralph Jenkins enhancing the program.
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Militon Bacon
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Charles Breen
Judge Denies Hunt Habeas Corpus Petition
Milwaukee April 5. Judge Hastings refused R C Hunt's petition for release under habeas corpus. He held the evidence sufficient to bind Hunt for trial on a murder charge stemming from missing Oconto records. Hunt's attorneys plan an appeal to the Wisconsin supreme court.
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