La Follette Begins Second Term In Wisconsin Inauguration
Robert M. La Follette inaugurated for a second term as Wisconsin governor amid simple ceremonies at the capitol Madison with a large crowd and notable state officers-elect including James C. Davidson Walter L. Houser Lafayette M. Sturdevant John J. Kempf Zeno Host and Charles Cary. The event featured processions to the assembly chamber and a civic reception in the afternoon with brief remarks by R. M. Bashford and the oath administered by Chief Justice Cassady.
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Madison
Wis
Robert M. la Follette
Wisconsin
James C. Davidson
Virdqua
Walter L. Houser
Mondovi
Lafayette M. Stardevant
Neilisvile
John J. Kempt
Milwaukee
Capitol
ER. M. Gashford
Mayor Grove
la Follette
Ca. Follette
Madison Committee
Lafayette M. Sturdevant
John 3. Kempf
Houser
Thomas
Oelock
Zeno M. Host
Charies PF
Cary
Firfter
Third Regiment
Rapitol
George . Peck
James C. Daviison
George E. Berrant
Eleet
Kempf
Frochiich
Burr W. Jones
Guntral-lect Stanievant
Willan P. Leon Cansind
Tania R. Smith
John EB. Window
Cecorted
J. M
R. M. Bashford
Hers Cleet
Peck
Cassorday
Supreme Court
Cassaday
Fincoming
Rovernor
Executive Chamber
Cony
Assembly Chamber
George E. Brrant
AE. Proudnt
Mra
Vincent M. Shea
University of Wisconsin
C. Chittenton
James Gideon
George Raymer
Railroad
W. Thomas
Host
James E. Conklin
H. B. Howkins
Inaugural Escort Details at State Capitol Ceremony
Morning processional escorted the newly elected state administration to the capitol. Delegates included Dean W. A. Henry ex Mayor Corso, Lieutenant Governor Da Aldie, J. C. Adams, George I. Burtow, Secretary of State Houser, Frank W. Hallamit, J. C. Harper with Attorney General Sturdevant, and Prof. Frederick Turner with Julian Zentner and State Superintendent Cary. Several others accompanied by Rail road Commissioner Thomas and Insurance Commissioner Host. Committees named: Reception and Floor committees with a wide roster of civic and political figures.
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Dean W. A. Henry
Cor- Soo
da Aldiewa
J. C. Adama
George I. Bur
Houser
Frank W. Hallamit
J. C. Harper
Sturdevant
Frederick Turner
Julian Zentner
Cary
James B. Conklin
Magnus Swenson
Thomas
Carl J. Haurmann
H. B. Hobbing
Capitol
Breese J. Stevens
George P. Miler
Jackson Reuter
L. B. Rowley
Earl
Stanley C. Bena
Certa
Jotmne
Cancer
Inaugural Ceremony Mentions State Governors and Officials
The text recalls the thirty third augural ceremony with Governor La Pole Jette and a host of officials including General Innual committees and City Attorney Smith. It notes past governors Fairenild and Rusk and explains a constitutional shift moving terms from even to odd years. Winter Everett.
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Charles G. Ritey
Judy Gende
Yroman Musou
Mualc
C. C. Chittenden
M.C. Chirk
OO. Kney
Conkitn
Carl J. Haugmann
J.C. Harper
Sparling
John W. OT. Jennings
John Salama
Dr .C. Kloom
George
W. Levin
Charles A. Curls
Andrew O'Dea
Glens
Awe. Proudiit
Mayor Groves
W. Chythoweth
Rooo M. Hashford
Juder
Anthony Donovan
Aldergian
C. Sparthusy
George Inymer
C. Chittenden
Magma Swanson
Smith
G Georgy Hi. Urgarit
Winter Everett
Arais Decisive Battle Revisions From Three Divisions
Revolutionists march in three columns on General Castro as a citizen committee pleads with him to quit. Meanwhile Britain and Germany press blockade of Venezuela while arbitration talks continue. Washington expects quick replies to The Hague proposal as coast tensions persist.
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Associated
New York
Jan
the Herald
Willemstad
Castro
Berlin
Great Britain
Germany
Badger Company Wins Suit Over Glue Contract
The U S Supreme Court today affirmed a lower court ruling in the Diamond Glue Company of Chicago versus the American Glue Company of Milwaukee breach of contract case. Milwaukee firm represented by Senator Quakes and his brother. decision in favor of the Chicago firm.
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Washington, D. C
Jan S
United States Supreme Cut Today
United States District Court For
Eastern District of Wiccansin
Diamond Glue Company of
Chicago
American Glue Company of
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Company
Quakes
H. €. Stevens
Kaukauna Case Ends as President Nominates Officials
In Washington on January 5 the president submitted to the Senate a slate of nominees including State Consul General Hugh Piccairn of Pennsylvania now serving as consul at Hamburg, and Consul-William Estes of Minnesota Antigua West Indies. Postmasters named for Wisconsin include Ole Erickson of Grantsburg and John Vilberg Mount Horeb.
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Ry Associated
Bride Nears Mob At London War Secretary Wedding
London Jan 3. War Secretary Mr Broderick wed Madeline Stanley at St George's Hanover Square. The church crowded with society, Premier Balfour best man, 600 presents, royal inkstand gift, and a near mob outside as crowds surged to glimpse the newlywed and guests amid palace and cabinet figures.
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Associated Press
London
Mr. Broderick
Madeline Stanley
Jeane
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Premier Balfour
Justice Jeune
Edward
Princess Christian
Duke of Cambridge
Lord Lansiowne
Lady Roberts
Henry
Lady Stanley
Mr. White
United States
Broderick
Earl of Wimise
Miss Stanley
Mra Broderick
Jeune
Francia Jeune
Col Conzian- Une Stanley
Omro Fire Company to Hold Annual Hall Event
Omro Wis Jan 5 The tenth annual hall of the Omro Fire company will be held at the opera house Thursday evening January The Arion orchestra of Oshkosh eight to ten pieces will furnish the music Dance preceded by a concert at 8 15 and lasting one hour Brian will give a trombone solo at the concert Miss Hatte Ferrin and Sadie Campbell returned to their school In Minneapolis Saturday morning Three Omro girls teach in Minneapolis schools Pastor Rev H G Denison No services held in the Presbyterian church Friday
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Northwestern
Omro
Wis
Omro Fire Company
Opera House
Arion Orchestra of
Oshkosh
Brian
Hatte Ferrin
Sadie Campbell
Minneapolis
Oelmg
H. G. Denison
Presbyterian Church
Appointment to Swiss post shifts in Washington scene
Secretary of State will relinquish his post this month to become United States minister to Switzerland. Prince Loomis currently minister to Portugal will be succeeded in Lisbon by Charles Page Bryan, who is tied to Switzerland but has not yet assumed the role.
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New York
Associated
Waatington
J.me. Pd
J. HO
United States
Switzerland
Prince
Loomis
United Ftcee
Portugal
Lisbon
Charles Page Bryan
Inter
Oshkosh Wins Supreme Court Bet On Hydrant Rent
The United States Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling in favor of the city of Oshkosh in a dispute over hydrant rental payments of 5145 dollars. The waterworks company sought funds after city hydrant upgrades. the city retained the money pending improvements. City Attorney Kluwin and counsel Mosca Hooper argued the case through state and federal courts.
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Oshkosh
United States Supreme Court
Oshkosh Waterworks Company
United States
Wich
Kluwin
Mosca Hooper
Waterworks Company
United States Court
Water Company
State Supreme Court
Arte Supreme Court
State Court
Big Strike Looms at Wisconsin Papermills Over Hours
At meetings in Appleton and Neenah the Brotherhood of Papermakers received word from Kimberly Clark Paper Co that the short time schedule begun last January may be dropped. The company may resume the old hours including Saturday night and Sunday work. Members refuse to state likely action but indicate a return to former hours will trigger resistance. More mills and workers could join than last winter.
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Northwestern
Appleton
Wig
Jin
Brotherhood of Papermakers
Neenah
Kimberly& Clark Paper Company
Nine
Union Mila
Neenah, Kimberly
Miagara
Herrick Willing to Seek Ohio Governor Nomination
Cleveland January 5 Associated Press reports Col Myron T Herrick said he would accept the Republican nomination for governor if Ohio Republicans request him He acknowledged the duties and grave responsibilities of the high office and expressed willingness to serve if urged by party leaders
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Myron T. Herrick
Associated Press Today
Republcan
Ohio
Kaukauna water power salt judgment entered
Final judgment in the Kaukauna water power case in the Fox River valley was entered Saturday afternoon by Judge Goodland in circuit court. Judgment for the plaintiff amounts to 101,627.35 dollars.
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Associated Presa
Milwaukee
Wiz
Daily News
Appleton
Wis
Kaukauna
Fox River Valley
Goodland
Circuit Court
Bids Opened for Sawyer Avenue Bridge Work
This afternoon at 2 o'clock the board of public works opened bids for the abutments and superstructure of the proposed new Sawyer avenue bridge. Wisconsin Bridge and Iron company of Milwaukee was the lowest bidder at 7790 dollars, the American Bridge company of New York bid 27849 dollars as the only other offer.
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Board of Public Works
Sawyer Avenue
Wisconsin Bridge and Iron Company of Milwaukee
American Bridge Company of
New Fork
Fireman Appointment Follows Police Board Action
The police and fire board named E. F. Kelly as fireman after noon to replace Arthur Gabbert who resigned. Kelly will be stationed initially at the State street truck house and may be transferred later. He took the examination a year ago.
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Police and Fire Board
E. F. Kelly
Arthur Gabbert
Police
Serere
Kelly
State Street
How Snakes Spend Winter
The snakes hibernate by crawling into ground holes fissures or under lava roots and rest torpid until spring. Sometimes many gather in a distant hole to form a large interwoven ball for wintering, difficult to separate.
Senators on Coal Famine and Duties on Imports
Washington reports senate actions on a ninety day duty suspension for coal imports and a proposed receivership for idle mines. Senator Lodge introduces a bill. Senator Maxon presses mine operation measures. House reconvenes after recess with debate on military general staff. quorum lacking and adjournment follows.
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Dan
Lodge
United States
Maxon Af
Sinota
United State Court
Hoongm
Senate
Hour
Massachusetts
Culberton
Texas
Platt
Connecticut
West
Missouri
Henderson
DeWitt C. Flanagan
New Jersey
Salmon
Hull
Iowan
Richardson
Tennessee
Death notices and funerals from Clemansville and surrounding areas
David Courtney of Clemansville dies after a brief illness following his wife’s death on December 22 and the recent passing of his grandson Ward Courtney. Funeral planned Thursday for a long time farm owner. Also florists and residents in Omro die suddenly or after illness. One obituary notes Civil War soldier Seremiah Sullivan, with funeral details at St Thomas church in Poygan. Other notices include the funeral of Mrs Mary Rhodes and Charles Streich with services this afternoon.
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David Courtney
Clemansville
Ward Courtney
Courtney
Clemanaville
William Strueber
Evaline Street
Omro
Seremiah Sullivan
Winnebago
Poygan
Air. Madden
Chicago
Tully
Mary F. Rhodes
Charles Streich
Chariex Streich
Edward H. Smith
First Congregational Church
Heman J. Powers
Charles
Funeral cortege leads large attendance for Koplits service
The city saw a very large turnout as the funeral cortège for the late Mrs Joseph Koplits moved from the residence at 8:90 to St Mary's Church at 9:00 tomorrow morning. Attending were employees of A Streich & Brox plant and Gabriel Streich.
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Dingmore
Planta
Boardman Named Oshkesh Man Remains Head of Rational
Governor la Follette announces appointments Adjutant General C R Boaniman and quartermaster Joshua Hlodgin steering Wisconsin state service. Winter Everett listed from Marinette as part of staff changes. A stray line notes a girl may be her appetite without being in love, reflecting clipped article prose.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
la Follette
C. R. Boaniman
Oxbkoah
Quartermaster Xentral
Joshua Hlodgin
Marinette
Winter Everett
La Follette Installed as Wisconsin Governor for Second Term
Robert M. La Follette was installed at noon as Wisconsin governor, beginning his second term after a notably spirited election. The victory concluded a remarkable contest, and expectations rise for an efficient administration with his colleagues.
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RMLAF
Wisconsin
Madison
Year With the Police Shows Large Arrest Increases
The 1902 annual police report notes 698 city arrests, 413 voluntary ledgers, and 485 more arrests than the prior year. Arrests include drunken crimes, gravely offense cases, and several convictions for forgery, burglary, and theft. Several named individuals face sentences at Waupun or circuit court after various indictments and trials.
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William Burns
Waupun
James Howard
Columbia House
Zimmermann
Wau- Dun
Frank Brandt
Charles Krause
Ben Griffin
Jamen Manning
Hiller and
Fitzpatrick
J. H. Crawford
Frank Moon
Burghery
Frank Williame
William Donnelly
Wells Frank Brandt
Donnelly
Atll
Williams
Herbert Horton
Frank Afoon
St Ta
Circuit Court
James Monson
J. P. Langdon
J. BR. Rockefeller
Harry Hart
J. P. Moran
Tremont Hotel
Municipal Court
Indianola Faces Postal Crisis Over Black Postmistress
Indianola Mississippi community protests the closure of the post office amid hostility to Minnie Cox the Black postmistress. Senator McLaurin and Postmaster General Payne discuss reopening. private mail service operates locally while officials prepare to deputize guards if needed.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Senator McLaurin
Missiesippi
Payne
Indianola
Miss
McLaurin
Minz
Government
Heathman
Greensville
German consul to serve divorce writ on Saxony crown princess
The German consul in Geneva has received permission to serve a divorce writ on Crown Princess Louise in a suit brought against her by the Crown Prince of Saxony. The action centers on domestic issues within Saxony royalty and involves international diplomatic channels.
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Associatal Press
Drevien
Saxony
Geneva
Louise
Prince of
Winnebago Traction Co Prevails After Jury Conflict
Judge Burnell reversed the jury verdict in Hogan vs. Winnebago Traction, finding the jury’s special verdict answers contradictory and indicating the Supreme Court would not sustain such a verdict. Result favors the Traction Co. County officers’ reports to be reviewed by the county board tomorrow.
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Winnebage Traction Company
Ogre
Burnell
Kathestine Hogan
Winnebago Tracetion Company
Barnell
Suepreme
The
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