Banks Are Strong Says Wiscons in Reports
Abstracts of December bank data show Wisconsin banks growing resources to 61.29 million dollars from 59.40 million, deposits rising to 44.99 million, and cash reserves up to 3.35 million with gold at 1.57 million. The average reserve edged down to 26.02 percent. Representative Babcock seeks a 50 000 dollar Baraboo public building. Assistant Secretary H A Taylor returns from Mexico with notes on copper supplies and a noted intent to keep his post.
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Milwaukee
Baraboo
Babcock
Taylor
Treasury
H.A. Taylor
Washington
Mexico
H. C. Stevens
Associated Preas
House Committee On
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Senate Committee On
Dallas
Texas
Superior
Huntington
W. Va
Bivefields
Wheeling
Nashue
N. H
Watson
Dayton
Cousins
Meyer
Cummings
Wheeler
Pacific Cable
House Committee On Commerce
George G. Ward
Commercial Cable Company
Honolulu
Manila
Hepburn
Messia
Corliss
Mann
Ward
Census Office Bill Debated in House Opening Session
Washington January 10 The House opened with Mr Barney of Wisconsin reporting a pension bill and noting it would be called up Monday after District of Columbia business. The body then moved to a bill creating a permanent census office with urging from Gen Walker and census heads that it would improve results. Clerks totals and civil service transfer questions dominated the-meeting as opponents questioned timing and scope.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Barney
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Hopkins
Francis A. Walker
Porter
United In
Hopking
Civil Service
Mrs. Mann
Ainois
Corliss
Biehican
Grosvenor
Ohio
Senate
Burkett
Nebraska
TeTaRind
EXPECT PEACE OFFER IN PREVIEWS FROM HOLLAND DELEGATES
Amsterdam January 10 The Boer delegates in Holland expect peace overtures soon though they withhold reasons. They say unconditional surrender must not be demanded and privately admit they will not reject any fair offer of terms. If talks start via a neutral power they seek a modus vivendi reconciling Kruger's independence with British terms.
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Amsterdam
Holland
Mr. Kruger
Great Britain
Paraguay Revolt Forces Aceval Resignation and Crisis
Rumors of upheaval in Paraguay prove true as Aceval resigns and congress accepts. A clash in the Chamber of Deputies leaves Senator Insfran dead and several leaders wounded. The vice president Carvallo assumes control as Ascuncion is in turmoil. Chilean naval officer heads to England to oversee new cruisers and destroyers with 600 sailors sailing from Colon to Southampton.
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Associated Press
Buenos Ayres
Galveston
Republic of
Paraguay
Asoynclon
Aceval
Caballero
Escobar
J. A. Escurra
Senor Marro
Freitas
Congress
Chamber ‘of Deputies
Facando Insfran
Miguel and
Corbalan
Fernando Carrears
Congress of Paraguay
Senor Carvello
Ascuncion
Manilla Report Praises Philippine Governance and Morals
A missionary report from Rev. A Le Maziett after studying Manila and Manus praised the city as well governed and orderly under American authority. He noted reductions in drunkenness, the absence of saloons on Excolon, and credit to the American administration for city management. Brig Gen Hughes on leave said islands improve slowly and a long period of military rule will be needed. He doubted Filipino friendship, suspecting self interest, as troops remain in place. Rear Admiral Hegers cabled reports of ten days march across Samar with hardships and casualties.
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Associated Presn
San Francisco
Cal
Jane
A. le’ Maziett
Methodiat Episcopal Prenachor
Colorado City
Col
Philippines
MacArthur
Xudy
Manus
Manilla
Mr. Hazlett
United States
Robert P Hughes
Warren
Washington
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Hegers
Cavite
Waller
Samar
Lanang
Bahey
Leutenant
Tunnel disaster report and wounded recoveries
District Attorney Jerome and officials inspected the New York Central tunnel between Fifty-ninth and Fifty-sixth streets after the accident. Bellevue surgeons report Thomas Murphy rallied after amputation. 18 year old Arthur Whitely in critical condition. Albert Wadley improving. engineer John M. Wiske recovering from nervous collapse. three others not improved. Mayor Low sent sympathy to New Rochelle amid the tragedy.
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Associated Press
New York
Jerome
Baker
Garvin
Franklin
Tallway
New York Central
Grand Central Station
Ughra
Albert Wadley
New Rochelle
John MM. Wiske
White Plains
Norwalk
Rexter
George Winter
Winfield Schultze
A. FR. W
Winter
Nater
Schultze
McCrary
A. W. Adama
Grathia City
Low
Clack
Prince Victor of Savoy Plans U S Visit Next Week
Rome dispatches report Prince Victor of Savoy, fourth in line to Italy’s throne, will travel to the United States next week. A famed cavalry officer who once wounded Prince Henry of Orleans in a Paris duel, he allegedly seeks military insights and may return to announce a marriage with an American heiress with King Humbert’s consent.
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Associated Press
New York
Prince Victor of
Savoy
Rome
Italy
United States
Journal
American
Italan
Prince Henry of
Orleans
Paris
aAbsssinia
Paris Figaro
Prince Victor
America
Humbert
Victor
Johannesburg Situation Advances in Two Months
The London Times correspondent reports rapid progress in Johannesburg over the last two months. Prospects for the future look brighter as the coast is secured by the blockhouse system and a Portuguese labor agreement eases industrial inflation. Thousands of refugees wait to return, communities remain poor but hopeful that the worst is over.
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Associated Press
New York
Johannesburg
London Times
Dispatch
New York Times
Portugal
Noted swindler Sydney Lascelles captured in mass arrest
Police in Roston Massachusetts report arrest of Sydney Lascelles alias Lant Water Leresford and many other names. Held at Hot Springs Arkansas on warrant from authorities. Accused of larceny from Lyman Jies, owner of Arlington hotel, in 1691 and linked to various swindling and forgery cases across New York Georgia.
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Associated Treva
Roston
Mass
Sydney Lascelles
Continents
Lant Watter Leresford
Hot Springs
Ark
Sir Harry Vane
Te X S
Lara Courtnex
Claude T. Lascelles
James I. Lasalle
Harse
Sort Springs
Lyman J.ies
Arington
Lascelles
Lord Teresford Diopet
Aleters
New York
Georgia
Hope Loses Foot After Injury In New York News
Jan 10 dispatch reports Lond Francis Hope had his left foot amputated Wednesday in New York after a gunshot injury from weeks earlier. His condition is listed as very satisfactory.
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Ing
Trom
New York
Francis Hope
Ako Wille
Mill Fire Destroys Santa Saw and Shinge Mill
A historic mill known as the grand ears, located in frenzance, burned today. The incident involved Lass on mac chinere and Haldings corimaied at $211, with financial losses and employment impacts noted.
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Treead Maniate
W.lewis
Mac Chinere
Haldings
Release Nears for Mins Wien M Stone
A prisoner named Mins Wien M Stone is expected to be released within hours after an offensive event in Lyin this afternoon. The release is believed to be coordinated from Constantinople and follows a detention lasting several months. The situation involves Turkish authorities and regional security forces.
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Lendon
Mins Wien
Constantinople
McKinley Day Declared Legal Federal Holiday
A Patriot Republican club meeting in this city adopted a resolution urging that President McKinley Day be made a legal holiday nationwide. The action reflects local support for official federal recognition of the holiday.
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Associated Press
New York
McKiney
United States
Patriot Repuynican Club
Gage to Hold On and Delay Treasury Charge
Secretary Gage has received two telegrams from Governor Span seeking to arrange affairs and take charge of the Treasury on January 17. He has consented to wait until February, delaying the transfer as requested.
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Percy Wachington
Gage
Span
Mr. Gace
Petraary
Wisconsin Residents Granted Patents in Latest List
Special to The Northwestern reports several Wisconsin residents receiving patents. Edward Cheshire of Milwaukee earns a mall marking machine, W W Dent of Waukesha a wrench, Peter W Erickson of Milwaukee a suck forge, David E Fredericksen of Racine a tool box, and more names including Charlotte Gautsch and Charles Hansen. Other inventors span Racine Kenosha and Fort Augurson with items like weather strips awnings and hydrocarbon engines.
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Washington, D.C
Wisconsin
Edward Cheshire
Milwaukee
Rank W. Dent
Waukesha
Peter W. Erickson
Mueviily
David E. Fredericksen
Racine
Charlotte W. Gautscht
Charles H. Hansen
Johny Luckowan
A. Borrow
Rail Joint
Peter Perseh
Kenosha
Adron D. Richardson
Thomas T- Smith
Mit- Waukee
Rudolph Stone
Catawba
Theos Dore
Valerius
Fort Augurson
H. C. Stevens
President James J Hit addresses tri state grain and cattle growers
President James J Hit of the Great Northern railway spoke to a large tri state convention in Fargo North Dakota today. He urged securing more markets for surplus products and highlighted the need to provide homes on public lands, stressing cooperation among producers carriers and railways. A later ovation greeted his arrival at the opera house where Mayor Johnson introduced him.
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Associated Drees
Fargo
N. D
James J. Hit
Great Northern Railway
Tri-State
Minnesota
Dakotas
Duluth
Twin
MMF
Northwest
East
President Hill
Johnson
Worst
The
Agricultural College
James Kenedy
Opera House
Jic
Johneott
Germans to Honor Schley in Chicago Parade Demo
German societies of Chicago plan a January 27 demonstration for Admiral Schley during his visit. Over 8,000 members from 134 societies will march to the Auditorium and be reviewed by Schley. If weather stops marching, a large demonstrational meeting will be held instead. The groups include 100 singing societies and 34 military and Bohemian sections.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Admiral Schley
Bryan in Boston Visit Preview
Boston January 10 William J. Ryan left Boston for Holyoke this morning. He will return tomorrow to lunch with Mayor Collins then meet Cambridge's mayor in the afternoon. In the evening he will lecture on The Conquering Nation at Sanders Theater before Harvard students.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
William J.ryan
Holyoke
Ciy of
Collins
Cambridge
Harvard Confess
Sanders’ Theater
The Cruiser Brooklyn at Brooklyn Navy Yard Repairs
The cruiser Brooklyn arrives at the Brooklyn navy yard for extensive repairs after relief at Marin a by the Rainkye. The vessel, currently the flagship of the association, will undergo maintenance and is expected to be released for service soon.
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Ftv
Associated Press
New York
Annacunest
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Brooklyn
Lor
Marintin
Beaver
Rachel
Mrs Hillis Suffering After Stroke in Hospital
Reports indicate Mrs Hillis is in critical condition after a cerebral stroke yesterday. Doctors say her prognosis remains guarded as the family gathers at the hospital for support and updates.
Fragmented report from San Francisco to Cay Mendocine area
A garbled dispatch notes an officer finding no one aboard a derelict craft eighty miles north of Cay Mendocine. The message mentions a vessel reached from San Francisco and references a casualty with the line LL HAD PERISHED but provides no clear names or details.
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San Franciero
Cay
Walla
Bank Assigns Assets amid Cleveland Savings Crisis
The Euclid Avenue Savings Company in Cleveland assigns to attorney Frank H Ginn with a 250000 bond set by Judge Blood. Directors vow no loss to depositors while liquidity is preserved. branch closure and security holdings tie to recent financial strain and Evertt-Moore syndicate issues. Malting company in Chicago also fails, with receiver appointed and assets listed. Extensions granted to Everett-Moore creditors totaling eighty percent of claims.
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Ohio
Euclid Avenue
Prank H. Ginn
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C. Brainerd
H. C. Stewart
Detroit and
Toledo Inc
Everett-Moore
Chicago
Ill
R. H. Rice Malting Company
Cragin Rear
Equitable Trust Company
P. H. Rice
Colonial Brewing Company of
New York
Kentucky
Everett-Moore Syndicate
Omro Community Notes and High School Elections
Omro residents announce travel and relocations including Mr. and Mrs. J. Bussey to California and Dr. J. G. Petty settling in Red Granite. The High School literary society elects officers Blanche Bennett Ralph Willams Blanche Rhodes Hattie Peterson William Herner Eric Hart Charles Hart and reports large, active membership with plans for declamatory contests and essays. Teachers will attend the State Superintendent L. D. Harvey conference in Appleton January 17 and 18.
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Omro
Wis
J. Bussey
California
J. G. Petty
Red Granite
Waughara
James Evarts
Appleton
F. A. Cole
Chicago
High School Literary Society
Blanche Bennett
Ralph Willams
Blanche Rhodes
Hattie Peterson
Teilers
Grice Rivard
Ray Bennett
Marshal
William Hernereric
Charles Hart
Tmes
L. D. Harvey
Death recalls incident on steamship attack at sea
New York recalls Capt James A Crossman of the steamship Alianeia who was hit by a Spanish cruiser off Cape May and died at his Jersey City home. Three shots were fired but he steered the ship to New York. The event sparked excitement and calls for inquiry. Crossman was born in Hudson Ohio and served in the navy during the war.
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Associated Press
New York
Jan
James A. Crossman
Lic
Alianeia
Cape Mays
Jersey City
Croseman
Navy
Hudson
Lexington Ky
Alexander Mellinteck
Vod
Melinteck
Cxuicaga Unijnermity Aml
Boweter
Widerney Areek
Chicago to St Paul rail track expansion plan
A proposed project will lay a second track between Chicago and St Paul. Construction starts after a period of testing and permits, with completion aimed for the coming season. The upgrade would connect Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul systems, creating a continuous dual track across a long Midwest corridor.
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Chicago
Milwankee
St. Janieysteem
Ciicaro
Wire Trust to Be Formed Next Week in Pittsburgh
In Pittsburgh on January 10, arrangements are made for a meeting of major wire and wire nail manufacturers to establish a price association in the city next Tuesday. The body may resemble the steel rail and steel plate pool and include about a dozen firms led by the American Steel and Wire Company group.
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Associated Press
Pitteburg
Big City
Tuownas
American Steel and Wire Company
United States Sivel Corporation
Documents Link Boxer Uprising to Cotton Trade
New York reports uncover papers in Columbia University possession linking Boxer uprising and foreigners’ destruction to Chinese imperial order. Proclamation and circulars on yellow paper show calls to rise near Be nin and reflect Boxer symbolism. Cotton goods firms fear renewed anti Chinese agitation harming trade prospects with China.
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Associated Press
New York
Inn
Jn Povaresion
Columbia University
Gamewell
Methodiat Episcopal
Benin
Journal of Commerce
China
Washington
Carnegie Gift Promises High Purpose Institution
Washington January 10 official announcement lists the Carnegie Institution board of trustees chosen by Andrew Carnegie. The charter aims to found a Washington based center to advance investigation, research and discovery, enhance higher education, and publish results while improving humanity. The gift will be ten million dollars in five percent bonds to support these aims.
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Andrew Carnegie
Charlier D. Walcott
Carnegie Institution
Exofficito
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House of Representatives
Smithsonian Institution
National Academy of Sciences
Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
John S. Billings
New York
William N. Frew
Pennsylvania
Lyman J. Gage
Illnois
Daniel C. Gilman
Maryland
John Hay
District of Columbia
Abram
City of
Washington
Wash Inston
Museuma
Carnegie
Brant of Trustees
China Must Pay After French Demand Impasse
A Despatch reports France presses Beijing over outstanding treaty matters. France refuses to present credentials as the new Chinese ministry debate the next steps. Turbulence mirrors historic tensions with Turkey and concerns over tobacco factory issues in France.
Admiral Schley Visit to Chicago Sparks School Textbook Debate
A Chicago Ledger summary notes Illinois lawmakers approved a resolution praising Admiral Schley's victory and banning textbooks crediting any officer other than Schley for Santiago. Hamilton Club plans a January 3 to 11 visit program with a banquet at Auditorium and a public reception.
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Associated Press
Inckton
Mira
Sciyate Today
W Joidt
Admiral Dewey
Schiey Court of Inquiry
Admiral Schiey
Santiago
Anxious Wife in Chicago Watches News on Treason Trial
Mrs. Alice Anthony, wife of Dr. Richard S. Anthony, awaits word from Cradock South Africa where her husband, an American citizen, stands trial for high treason against Great Britain. The case recounts his alleged aiding the enemy and intriguing against Britain after a career from Cooper Medical College to Cradock.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jon
Alice Anthony
Richard S. Anthony
South Africa
Great Britain
Anthony
Cradock
America
Cooper Medical College of
San Francisco
University of Michigan
Mise Wessels
Matthey Wespelm
Adthory
Lexington women petition to ban Uncle Tom's Cabin at opera house
Lexington Chapter of the United Daughters of Confederacy petitions Lexington Opera House manager Charles B. Scott to stop any future performances of Uncle Tom's Cabin. They argue the play misrepresents slave life, insults southern gentlemen, and misleads local children, with four prominent signatures and broad endorsement.
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Associated Press
Lexington, Hy
Inn
Lexington
United Daughters of Confederacy
Charles B. Scott
Opera House
Chalng
Grass Twine Plant Visit by Steiger and Jerrems
Emil Steiger of Fremont Wisconsin and I W Jerrems of St Paul were in the city to inspect the National Grass Matdak company plant on Kingston street. The facility has not yet opened since Steiger acquired it from the McMillen estate amid earlier bright prospects. Steiger declined to comment on future operations or timing.
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Emil Steiger
Fremont
Wis
I. W. Jerrems
St. Paul
National
Kign Street
Steiger
McMillen
Mr. Steiger
High School Debate on Environment vs Heredity
This afternoon the license department at the high school held a debate on whether environment has a greater influence on mental moral and physical traits than heredity. Attendance was scarce but interest was evident as the debate continued into the afternoon. Sewers
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