Stunned by Port Arthur fall shapes US stance on mediation
Washington says no negotiations with Russia and Japan are pending while Port Arthur’s fall shocks St Petersburg. Officials in Paris London Berlin and Washington see no immediate mediation. Tokio hints at peace talks but offers cautious terms as diplomats weigh next moves. Also note local note on Babbit and doctors appointment in Cleveland.
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Northern Securities case reverses New Jersey restraint
United States Court of Appeals for the Third District reverses a New Jersey circuit court ruling that barred the Northern Securities Company from distributing stock of the Northern Pacific Railway. The decision allows a pro rata disposal of 370,230 and 347,090 shares, tied to Harriman and Winslow Pierce. Harriman called the matter an even division after four judges issued opinions.
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Port Arthur Capitulatio n Ends Long Siege
Reports from Tokio and Chefoo confirm the capitulation of Port Arthur after a protracted siege. Russian garrison officers will be repatriated to Russia with arms retained by the Japanese. final terms were signed around January 3 and hostilities ceased. The harbor is wrecked with most ships sunk and fortifications heavily damaged.
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Reappointments Stir Wisconsin Officials Amid Looming Changes
Bitter stalemate in the Wisconsin capitol as Bancroft Bancroft remains in play for reappointment while other state offices prepare for new names. The article notes pressure to keep Bancroft in the post, potential shifts in the state treasury staff including Kempf bond adjustments, and mentions names tied to governor and attorney general appointments.
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Jones resigns as Indian commissioner amid farewell
William A. Jones of Mineral Point resigns as commissioner of Indian affairs in Washington. Francis E. Leupp of New York named successor. Jones will return home Saturday to pursue private business and will not seek public office again. Numerous regrets and good wishes expressed by officials.
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Russia Eyes Return to Port Arthur and Prolonged War
Officials forecast Russia will retake Port Arthur by land and sea after a protracted conflict. A Russian naval offer testifies before an international commission, signaling a long war possibly extended by a stalled Russo Japanese naval mission and delays in decisive victory.
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Japan Receives Gold Shipment Under Secure Transport
The Associated Press reports a $5,000,000 gold transfer from the United States to Japan. The shipment traveled in secure, armed car transport via the northern route to Seattle for steamship to Tokio, part of funds from Japanese bond proceeds.
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Faribault Bank Fails Notice Report
Faribault Minnesota experiences a bank failure with authorities listing cause as unknown. The Associated Press reports the incident dated January 18 with official statements pending further confirmation.
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President Roosevelt to Speak at National Forestry Congress and Dinners
The president plans winter tours and speeches across Annapolis New York and Philadelphia. He will address delegates at Washington Annapolis and Central events and attend dinners including the St Patrick celebrations and a University of Pennsylvania function. The itinerary includes a New York dinner January 13 and a Washington birthday observance.
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Denver Supreme Court Deliberates on Ballot Box Opening
The Denver supreme court heard arguments on the motion to modify the application of Alva Adams to open all ballot boxes in Denver. A decision was reserved for a date not specified.
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Plead Not Guilty In Northwestern City Court Case
Detroit area brief reports pleading not guilty in a city court case. The article notes trial dates, local witnesses, and community updates including obituaries, social visits, and a funeral service from the German Evangelical church. It mentions Neenah merchants meeting, the Busy Twelve club event, and council plans with various local residents and attendees.
Reid Serving Papers in Paper Act Suit
United States Marshal Reid began serving autpomas on Fox River Valley paper manufacturers named as defendants in a national government suit against General Paper Company of Milwaukee and others. Defendants must appear for hearing on the first Monday in February at St. Paul Minnesota. individual summons issued for each co defendant.
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Japan fears powers Ausions Ce Ancertelm event
Japan worries over rising external pressures amid unclear alliances as regional tensions flare. Officials watch movements by major powers and seek cautious diplomacy to limit potential conflicts in the Pacific area.
Purtell in Charge as Wisconsin Treasurer Bid Plays Out
Madison officials report State Treasurer Kenpf and Deputy Welter S. Deming in the ante room while former Treasurer Purtell handles office funds. Bondings total 590,000 plus 100,000 minor bond, with a 560,000 bond expected approval. lawmakers may probe the Kempf bond and surety names, while staff retirement and personnel disputes loom. Webb and Stephenson backers surveil senatorial moves as Stephenson stays outwardly not opening campaign HQ.
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Rumored attempt on Emperor Nicholas reported near Vilna
The Associated Press denies rumors of an attack on Emperor Nicholas. Dispatch says he traveled from Minsk to Vilna, 465 miles west of Moscow, by rail, with the rumor unverified and official confirmation lacking.
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Menasha Council Schedules Regular Evening Session
The Menasha council will hold its regular meeting tonight with reports from Aldermen and the street committee on water issues. A social event hosted by St Patrick’s church will feature prizes for a mask ball and a dance. Appleton defeated Menasha 24 to 20 in a local basketball game.
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Y M C A Open House Draws Big Crowd in Fond du Lac
Monday’s open house at the Y M C A drew a larger than expected audience with nearly 60 people visiting between 2 and 8 pm. Entertainment included solos by Mrs Gates and Miss Pettingill, plus a phonograph program and refreshments. The bowling alleys were busy with 190 games bowled. The basketball team lost to Fond du Lac High School 1 to 19 amid disputed calls by referee Dougherty. Junior teams played a brief curtain-raiser 30 to 20. The association team meets the St Louis Foresters next Saturday in Fond du Lac.
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Court hears assault case with multiple defendants
This morning Willam Siewert and Edward Christensen appeared in municipal court represented by their attorneys. Also named were Frank Witselsteiner and William O’Brien with different counsel. The defendants faced an assault with intent to do grievous harm charge involving Andrew Gosgina. Attorneys moved for a change of venue. Trial set for February 2.
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La Follette 15 Installed Amid Frugal Inaugural Attendees
Fewer outside guests attended the La Follette inauguration in Madison than in prior years as most visitors were officials and prospective state employees. The ceremony featured uniformed guards, a packed Mata chamber, and formal receptions. prominent guests included W. D. Connor, John Strange, and several ex-governors, with Madison women and university students prominent at events and the inaugural ball.
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Hanson Manon Wedding Ceremony Reported in Local City
Mr. Fred Hanson and Misa Renale Mannon wed in a ceremony officiated by Rev. Be ward Smith. Witnesses listed include Mrs. Bihel and Mey r Mn. The fragmentary text indicates a formal church or civic setting but contains many OCR errors.
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Their Golden Wedding Commemorates Fifty Years of Married Life
Mr and Mrs Ossian Cook of 183 Clinton street quietly celebrated their golden wedding with a family dinner attended by Mr and Mrs William G Cook Mr and Mrs Allen Cook Ruth and Forrest Cook Mrs Frank Boardman Mr and Mrs O T Watte Mr and Mrs F E Watte Miss Thea Cook Thomas R Cook Rev Edward I Smith and others. Both are seventy four and have endured illness yet marked the day with happiness and goodwill from their children and friends. Mr Cook born February 11 1832 in Sumpton Canada and Mrs Rhoda Waite nee Day of Chicago were married in 1855 and later moved west pursuing business interests in Oshkosh and surrounding regions.
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County Board Meets for January Session Briefing
The county board of supervisors met this morning for the January session, slated to last three days. Reports from the county clerk treasurer and assessing agent were presented. A proposal to build a sale barn to replace a buried barn was discussed and laid over for a Wednesday morning meeting. A Benevolent Society meeting is planned for Monday at 3:30 PM on Main Street.
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