Deserter Seizure Off Brazilian Coast Sparks Probe
Report from Washington notes Brazilian embassy telegram about German gunboat Panthe seizing a deserter named Steinhoff in a Brazilian port without legal process. Officials urge diplomatic redress and caution Navy to respect sovereignty while discussing American practice on desertors and refugee status.
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Dresnead Cirilians
Steinhoft
Associated Pre
Washington, D
Huron Leitio Branca
Esen
Santa Caralna
Steinhof
Germany
Niajahy
Hio Grande
Almirante Baro
Benjamin Constant
Emandaie
Transtott
New British Cabinet Formed After Liberal Victory
Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman will meet the king at Buckingham Palace for formal approval of the new ministry. The Balfour cabinet members will surrender their seals at a Privy Council meeting Monday and successors will assume seals at a second session. The official composition is expected Sunday evening.
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Associated Press
London
Henry Campbell- Bannerman
Buckingham Palace
Privy Council
Woman Is Plucky in Fight With Footpad at Peshtine
Wisconsin Special from Marinette says Mrs. S. N. Harrison wife of the superintendent of the Wisconsin and Michigan railway was attacked by a footpad near Peshtine while returning from a bazaar with her daughter. The man struck her in the back and grabbed her pendant ring string. Mrs. Harrison resisted and her cries brought two young men to her aid. The thief Ned fled after a short chase through an alley.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Marinette
N. Harrison
Wisconsin & Michigan Railway
Peshtine
Hearst Counsel Seeks to Open Seventeen Ballot Boxes
Applications to open seventeen more ballot boxes were made today by counsel for William R. Hearst who contests the New York mayoralty election with George R. McClellan. Justice Staver set the matter to show cause why the boxes should be opened. orders returnable next Tuesday in the supreme court.
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Associated Presa
New York
Dec
Sventeen
William TR. Hearst
George R. McClellan
Justice Staver
Supreme Conre
Ordive
Supreme Court
Professor Kubota Resigns Amid Protests and Cabinet Shakeup
An official report notes Associate Yasuru Rabat submitted a protest signed by 197 professors and instructors to Minister Katsura. The protest accompanies the resignation of the university president following a significant incident. The sequence signals a government response and sector upheaval during the period.
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Yasuru Rabat
Prange
Katsura Yesundasu
Due
Unives
Wisconsin Legislature Considers Special Session Over University Funding
A special session may be called to appropriate up to a billion dollars or less to the State University. Secretary of State Klause presided with President Van Hise and lawmakers present. The assembly debated a bill to empower a special committee to punish contempt of witnesses. adjournment set for Monday evening.
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Spee
Madison
Wis. Dee
Aother
Unte
Stat University
Klause
Charles BR. van Hise
William I. i
Rogers
Morrie
Dunale
Migrege Iebers
Don
Uni Ty
van Hise
Wniversit
Thesembly
Oclouk
Wisconsin Assembly Eyes University Investigation and Tax Reform
The judiciary committee will consider a resolution for a university investigation and overhauling the Knap case. It will recommend favorably. The tax commission will be directed to ascertain full value and avoid arbitrary additions as last year’s $57 million overcharge was not apportioned among counties.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Judiciary Committee
Assembly
Tax Commission
Winneconne Local Notes Include Guests and Obits
Winneconne Wisconsin reports social visits and greetings from residents Mrs O Swenson of Underhill hosted by M Chrise Anderson Oshkosh visitors Tue Mrs A Sumner and daughters Amy and Sylvia spent Tue with Mrs G Kuhn A Davis visiting relatives in Oshkosh G Dabberkee of Winchester made a brief trip to the village Elizabeth Jackson high school assistant returning to duties after her mother’s death Mrs H W Trefethen and Exina Trefthen spent Thu in Oshkosh F Johnson returned to Battle Creek Michigan Sat Mrs Johnson attended funeral of Isabel Olsen Lorenz hosted the cinch club Thu A large Masons turnout at Oshkosh Tue included G J King Major J M Ashb RB Vredenburgh M Beeker F Riley J M Leste KE Oakes W Lorenz
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Northwestern
Winneconne
Wis
0. Swenson
Uaderhill
Chrise Anderson
Leslie
Nara
Oshkosh
A. ©. Sumner
Amy Uni
Sylvia
G. Kuhn
A. Davis
G. Dabberkee
Winchester
Idaho Battleship Idaho Launches at Cramp Shipyard
The United States battleship Idaho was launched at 12:20 today at the William Cramp Ship and Engine Building company yard. Miss Louise May Gomiing, thirteen, daughter of Idaho Governor Frank R. Gooding, christened the vessel. Governor and Mrs. Gooding along with Col. W. C. Hunter and Chief Justice and Mrs. Stockslager formed the governor's party. Idaho was represented by a delegation from Washington arriving for the ceremony.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Idaho
Wiliam Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company
Louise May Gomi~ing
Frank R. Gooding
Washington
Doctor Hart Pleads Guilty in Child Murder Case
Dr Oliver B Hart formerly of St Louis pleaded guilty to the murder of Irene Klokow a twelve year old girl by administering morphine in Chicago The defendant was alone with the girl when the crime occurred and an inspecting physician found the victim dying while Hart tried to revive her
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Chicago
Bec
Oliver B. Hart
St. Louis
Irene Klokow
Hart
Klokow
Jeff
Death of Pioneer Jacob Leonardt in Centerville
Milwaukee dispatch reports Jacob T Leonardt a county pioneer died at Centerville aged eighty two after years of sunstroke complications. He suffered inability to wear head coverings in all but the coldest weather and long avoided decors, reflecting a once vivid imagination.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Manstowoe
Jacob T Leonardt
Centerville
Leonardt
Strikers Grip Tightens as Mutiny Flares Across War Front
Reports from Cronstadt and Warsaw describe mutinies and martial law actions as sailors and soldiers demand better conditions. Tensions rise with guards encircling fleets, barracks kitchens destroyed, and orders curbing leave. A Moscow to St Petersburg strike wave spreads with threats of violence amid editor warnings.
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Satlokrs
Fibuu
Essau
Sebastopol
Cronstadt
Vien
Martial Biw
Baton Ferzen
Nave al
Wreton
Omashevich
Ury
Jundiger
Schlosselburg
Ladoga
Lomzhi
Putend
Warsaw
Stussiin Voland
Gorn Nkalwarya
Warsz
Kiel
Russia
Stilikers
St. Petersburg
Bydtkuhnen
East Prussia
Post and Telegraph
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Hkieff
Mosemv
Finland
Vladikavkaz
Caucasia
Durnovo
M. Sevastianoff
Tulazemstra
Tula
Rusia
Semlonavcky Regiment
Ae-Sela
Russ
Tiarrin
Chefoo
Harbin
Vindivostock
Vindivestock
Tfarhin
Unclear wartime dispatches from eastern papers
Fragmentary text cites distorted reports from the far east about Vindive stock. It mentions alleged destruction of the Grand hotel during early disorders and notes private letters from Chefoo merchants denying the event. Telegram communications between Chefoo and Viadive stock reportedly experience ongoing interruptions.
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Far Eatstern
Chefoo
Viadiveomock
Reney
Gre Constanty
Viadivestock
Chefow
Beriu
Burglary at Neenah Plunders Livery Office Safe
Early morning burglars opened the Kellogg and Maryn livery stable office on Commercial Street in Neenah Wisconsin. They stole $100, a county order for 35, a silver watch and a gold chain, leaving the strong box intact but taking the wooden drawer. A dragnet is on for suspects linked to a “shacy” writer Mason. Also noted are deaths and local notices including Nelson Halsey’s passing and assorted civic items.
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Neenah, Wis
Die
Kellogg & Maryn
Cumiarelat Street
Thedrin
Wilef
Wile Lian Mason
Orin
Macon
Nelson Halsey
Diftsee Vout
Neenaha Bes
Forrest Avenue
Halsey
G. A. Whiting Paper Company
Jess
Witla
Chiude
James Sorenson
Rairoad
William Owens
Awwilliam Owens
John Keen
Neenah Iniil Ty
James Y W. Wright
Grand Rapids
Wimberly Tark Company
Jacob Roland
Grand Marsh
Germany to participate in Jamestown exposition events
Harry St Tucker, head of the Jamestown exposition, met Foreign Secretary Richthofen and reports that the German government is ready to cooperate. A German squadron may attend the opening ceremonies and Imperial Yacht Club Wiel Hamburg and Bremen clubs may send yachts. Admiral Von Senden-Bibran discussed the matter, with officials indicating support without large funding.
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Iy Associated Press
Berlin
Harry St Tucker
Foreiign
Richthofen
Northwestern brakeman loses hand and leg at Lake Mills
Larson of Madison a North Western railroad brakeman had his left hand and left leg severed in a switching accident at Lake Mills this morning. Dr C Chittender a prominent dentist and civil war veteran is reported to be at the point of death.
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Speciaic
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
E Larson
Lake Mills
C. Chittender
Proposed Amendment and Church Dedication Highlight Oshkosh News
A mixed page item notes an amendment proposal in Wisconsin and a German Methodist Church dedication on Washington Street. It mentions sports notes, local letters from Milwaukee and Oshkosh readers, and a feature on church activities and community events.
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Tage
Tdmagram
New York
Letter Farm and Garden
Milwaukee Letter
Oshkosh
Santiago
Chile
State University
Tan Wiscenain
Washington Street
German Methodist Church
Alumni Aid Boosts Ripon College Endowment Drive
Re J Tuinter recently joined Ripon College faculty and offered to join ten alumni in adding 1 900 each to the college endowment. The Ripon College Advancement Association formed a Yale style fund for emergencies and has grown to nearly 200 members. It funded remodeling of Ingram Hall and helped convert West College into alumni commons hall with a dining facility. A 3 500 pledge sped dining hall work for a banquet opening the new building.
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Northwe
Tipon
Vic
Re J. Tuinter
Elkhorn
Ripon College
Ias
Inn
Ripon College Advangement Association
Yale
Great Custer University
Ripon College Advancement Association
Ingram Hall
Carnegie
Old West College
Alumni-Commons
Diamonds Recovered In Milwaukee Theft Probe
Milwaukee detectives arrested Charles Sandell and Louis Olson, both in a south side lodging house, for theft of $4,000 in diamond rings from Cleveland five weeks earlier. Sandell had a bag of twenty six rings worth $1,090 and says he found the jewelry on a street car and sold about half. Olson assisted in disposing of the property but had no further involvement.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Dee
Cleveland
Ohio
Charles Sandell
Lous Olson
Vial
Sandell
Ay Haneis
Olson
Sanders
Treasury to Pay January and December Bond Interest
The United States Treasury announces the interest on government bonds due January 1 and December 31 will be paid upon presentation after December 15. Checks for registered bonds will be mailed on the same date. The total interest payment totals about 1.2 million dollars.
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Asanctated
Washington
The
Treasury Teads
United States
Senator Burton Tells of Committee Assignment Delay
Burton informs Senator Leng and King that he does not desire any committee assignments pending the determination of his case in the courts. He also advised Senator Hale, chairman of the Republican Committee on Committees.
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Associated Chs
Washington
J. C
Die
Trirton Inday
Leng
King
Tank
Hale
Republican Committee On
Attempted burglary at Ty Washington Street store
Thira day night and early Friday morning burglars broke a rear window of Hirathers Schotz’s upholstery store on Ty Washington Street and attempted to pry the safe. No goods were taken but broken glass and scorch marks near the rear partition were found. police investigated but no suspect or motive identified.
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Meanaedook
Tne Oelack
Hirathers & Schotz
Ty Wuashligten
Offer Kant
Uriate
Tinyo
Suvh i
Assistant to Pastor H D Trickey to Lead Two Presbyterian Posts
The article reports H D Trickey of Cincinnati, a law graduate from Ann Arbor, appointed assistant to the pastor at First Presbyterian Church and to oversee Sunday school and youth work, while also serving Second Presbyterian Church. Ayers of the Presbyterian Church will assist in the First Presbyterian duties.
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UN First Presbyterian Church
Hardy
Trikey of Love Seminary
Uncimath
Ohi
Orst
Woechester
Pines
Qids Plice
Fic
Ann Arbor
Fie
Second Presbyterian Church
Ayers
First Presbyterian Church
George Scovil Seemingly Near Death In Algo ma
George Scovil a pioneer resident of Algoma and a well known figure in the town and county has suffered a severe apoplexy shock with his death expected hourly.
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Chearge Semil
Algo ¢Ma
Fondy’s New Theater to Open with Otis Skinner
Fond du Lac Wisconsin will open the new Henry Boyle theater on Tuesday January 16 with Otis Skinner in the role of Mia Grace de Grammont. The house in Fond du Tar plans a special premiere and formal ceremonies to mark the debut of the venue.
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Northwestern
Fond du Tar
Wis
Dee
Henry Boyle
Otis Skinner
Mia Grace
de Grammont
Relief of Philippines tariff bill will pass
Washington reports Representative Cooper of Wisconsin says the tariff relief for the Philippines will pass. He notes Taft party’s visit reduced sugar fear, asserts Philippine sugar production is limited, and hemp may become a key export. He supports land sale proceeds funding schools and railway expansion in Mindanao.
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Philippines
Associated Press
Washington, D
Congress
United Straten
Taft Party
Cooper
Wisconsin
House
Taft
United States
Islands
Sev
Emi
Mindanao
General Chaffee
Island
Gordon Is Exonerated In D C Dismissal Of Charges
Secretary Metcalf of the Department of Commerce and Labor cleared Archibald Gordon, hulls inspector at the port of St Louis, of 17 charges alleging incompetency misconduct and oppression. The investigation led by Assistant Secretary Murray and Deputy Commissioner Smith found no misconduct meriting censure or removal and noted a motive unrelated to inspector efficiency.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Metcalf
Department of Commerce and Labor Today
World's Fair Navigation Company
St. Louis
Archibald Gordon
Murray
Smith
Gordon
Dewey and Porter to be Honor Guests at Merchants Club Banquet
Admiral George Dewey arrived in the city to attend a Merchants club banquet tonight where he and General Horace Porter will be the guests of honor General Porter will deliver an address on the new naval era and Admiral Dewey will speak on an undisclosed subject related to the navy
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Associated Press
Chivinga
George Dewey
Merchants ® Club
Tonieht
Horace Porter
Gene Porter
Mield
Nav
Dewes
Navy
Deficit of a Willion Reported in Reserve Figures
New York reports a deficit of 1 246 525 below the twenty five per cent reserve requirement. Weather data notes mild to cool conditions with cloudy spells and temperature remarks from the national weather bureau.
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New York
Dec
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