Tillman Attacks Roosevelt In Oregon Land Debate
Senator Tillman of South Carolina charged President Roosevelt with malice and revenge in the Oregon land grant dispute. He read a prepared reply in the Senate denying involvement in any land purchase, accusing the president of publishing letters to smear him, and alleging improper use of the secret service to attack his actions. The speech spurred gallery reactions as Tillman defended his past conduct and questioned the president’s motives.
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Pairbanks
Edward Hale
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Texas
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New York
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Lee
Doerr
Reeden and Watkins
Marshfield
Ore
Dorr
Post Office Department
Post Office
United States
Coquilla
Reeder
Watkins
Reeder and
Intros Ducet
Carmichael Dies After Self-Inflicted Wounds in Carthage
Keokuk Iowa dispatches report Rev John H Carmichael murderer of Gideon Browning at Battle Run Michigan last Tuesday died at Cart hage Illinois county hospital after slitting his throat in a boarding house outhouse He left a confession claiming Browning hypnotically attacked him and he mutilated the body before fleeing by train to Chicago Quincy and Carthage The case is followed by Mrs Carmichael who expressed disbelief at hypnotism and described her husband as calm and kind with no known enemies
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Keokuk
John H. Carmichael
Gideon Browning
Battle Run
Mich
Carthage
Ill
Miranda Hughes
Bertschi
Carmichael
Browning
Chicago
Quincy
John Carmichael
Howen
Pere Quron
Bertachi
Adair
Mick
Race for Speaker Draws All Candidates in Wisconsin Assembly
All speakership hopefuls attend the Northwestern report from Mudlach and Wie on January 11 as Darlington's M L Cleary leads. George Sendl of Larington and La Follette supporters vie for pledged votes in the Republican caucus. Bancroft Adeblend Center and Estabrook Milwaukee join Ingals in showing strength while La Follette cycle caucus intrigues loom tonight. Edmopidy of the Republican State central committee attends with other candidates for chief clerk sergeant-at-arms posts as the legislature convenes Wednesday.
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Mudlach
Wie
M L. Cleary
Darlington
George Sendl
Larington
la Follett
Jerl AL. Bancroft
Adeblend Center
BE. C. Estabrook
Milwaukee
Wallace Ingals
Senate
Edmopidy
Itemubilean Btala Central
Cold Wave Arrives With Record Low in Twin Cities
Apanell td Tinss reports eighteen degrees below zero in St Paul and Winnipeg recording twenty eight degrees below in the same span. The cold is expected to persist as Texas sees its coldest weather in twenty years with Fort Worth dropping to eight above and several areas reaching minus four to below. Snow blankets Fort Worth for the first time in five years as residents endure severe conditions.
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St. Paul
Minn
Ian
Winnipeg
Devil'a Lake
Texas
Fort Worth
Tex
Tisux
AFL Leaders Face Gompers Mitchell Morrison Sentence
The American Federation of Labor executive council opens in Washington with a key issue on the fate of Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison. The three officers plan to fight the sentence and refuse a presidential pardon if offered, as defense funds and widespread support mobilize across the country.
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Washington, D. C
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American Federation of Labor
Justice Weight
Samuel Gormpers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Roosevelt
Tabor
Omaha
Cnt
Trial closes as Hains murder case nears jury verdict
In Flushing on January 11 the Thornton Hains trial for the killing of William Annie at Bayside Yacht Club enters its fourth and final week. Prosecution to sum Wednesday, defense Thursday. jury to retire soon with fate for Captain Hains and possible sanity commission for the officer. The case drains Queens County funds. acquittal could lead to Captain Hains’ trial, while failure to reach a verdict may result in bail. Witnesses concluded rebuttal testimony. Judge adjourned until tomorrow for further closing arguments.
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Associated Press
Flushing
Thornton Jenking Eains
Peter C. Hains Jr
William EK
Annie
Bayside Yacht Club
Thornton Hains
Captain Hains
Long Island City
Thornton
Holns
Queen County
Darrin
Cone
MclIntyre
Harrin Houghton
Jamey J. Tierney
Train
Pearance
Two Battleships Recommended by Committee
Washington TD11 Feb 11 An increase of the navy to 29,000,000 was agreed on today by the house committee on naval affairs. The naval program includes two battleships of 26,000 tons displacement costing 1,900,000, five torpedo destroyers 100,000, tires callers 3,000,000, four submarines 2,000,000 and a subsurfacement HOW. The committee recommends two battleships instead of four as estimated by the navy department.
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Associated Press
Wrahington
Haus Committee On Naval Affairs
Navy Department
Deadlock Still Holds in Springfield Legislature
Late pros pect of a speedy termination of the deadlock in the Illinois legislature was observed today in Springfield. Chicago report signed by Adlai KH Stevenson alleges fraud and irregularities in the election in which Stevenson was defeated by Charler 9. Denean. The Democratic petition or recount will not be taken to Springfield tonight by Boeschenstein. The petition is expected to center further sensations at the state capital tomorrow.
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Springfield
Chicago
Adlai KH. Stevenson
Stevenson
Charler
Denean
Boeschenstein
Democratic State Central Committees
Oo Ou
Martin Pleads Guilty to Disorderly Conduct
E A Martin, Bijou performer, pleaded guilty in municipal court to disorderly conduct and paid a fine plus costs totaling five dollars. He initially pled not guilty, with the case set for Thursday, and claimed motive related to seeking a New York engagement. He stated a financial dispute with vaudeville partner Miss Gresham over salary shares, agreeing to a settlement after three years of touring.
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E. A. Martin
New York
Thea
Miss Gresham
Cold Wind Knocks Oshkosh To Subzero Readings
Oshkosh residents woke to a sharp temperature plunge from 23 above to six or seven below zero as north winds intensified. Sheltered spots showed two degrees below with frost thick on north and west windows, signaling another brutal cold wave.
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Oshkosh
Fire damages bed as children escape upstairs blaze
Children playing in an upstairs bedroom at Mrs Hertha Jenkin 1819 Lewis Street started a fire that burned the bed and caused a long alarm run for the fire department. The blaze was checked before spreading to other parts of the residence. Mrs Jennrich widow of the late Gustav Sennrich worked for 4 TR Meyer and Son.
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Hertha Jenkin
Lews Street
Mra. Jennrich
Lnte
Gustav Sennrich
O. A. Haase Sho Aterey
Meyer & Son
Cleveland Brokers Assign Incomplete Report
Cleveland brokers with offices at the Tallenden hotel announce an assignment with all liabilities to be paid in full. The firm states no liens exist against the liabilities and no person has been named yet for the suspension.
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Cleveland
M. Davies& Co
Tallenden
Fim
Railway Scores Victory In Two Cent Rate Case
Judge Scott today ruled for the Central Railway of New Jersey in Northampton County court, restraining the county from collecting fines under the two cent rate law. The ruling places costs on the county. Through the Wisconsin Free Employment Bureau, superintendent Henry Achreiber placed eight men and nineteen women and girls in positions last week.
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Associated Press
Easton
Scott
Day
Central Railway of New Jersey
Wisronain Free Employment Bureau
Henry Achrieber
Wisconsin Likely to House Federal Forest Lab at Madison
Gifford Pinchot nears decision on central forest service laboratory with Wisconsin favored over Michigan Cornell Purdue among contenders. Wisconsin offers $80,000 building fund, railroad access, and strong ties to national experts, despite no local forest school. The lab would employ about twenty two staff, boost payroll, and move wood pulp, preservation, and chemical research into new channels.
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Washington, D. C
Gifford Pinchot
Uaiter States Forest Service
University of Wisconsin At Madison
Cornell
Purdue
University of Tillness
Wisconsin
Michigan
University of Michigan
University of Wisconsin
Forest Service
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Illinois Central
Madigan
Washington
H. C. Stevens
Anklam Pleads Guilty to Assault with Intent to Kill
Louis Anklam pleaded guilty this afternoon to assault with intent to kill and was sentenced by Judge G. W. Burnen in circuit court to years in the state prison. The penalty for this crime ranges from one to life.
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Louis Anklim
G. W. Burnen
Fife
Menasha Man Ankiam Pleads Guilty to Double Shooting
Louis Ankiam, a Menasha resident, was given a ten year sentence after pleading guilty to the shooting of his wife and son. Special attorney John WF. Justin requested withdrawal of Ankiam’s plea to the second count, but the district attorney objected and the information was read. Ankiam then pleaded guilty and was sentenced at three o clock. The incident was detailed in Saturday’s edition.
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Menasha
John WF
Jusin
Ankian
Ankhim
W Ankiam
Ankiam
Sateurday
Lampert Is Chosen Taft Ticket Messenger
Wisconsin presidential electors met at the capitol to cast ballots for Taft and Sherman. Florian Faun of Oshkosh was chosen to carry the certificates to Washington, while Krumder of Milwaukee declined to run as messenger.
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Wily
Jan
Wisconsin
Capitol
Taft
Sherman
Vlorian Faunpert
Oshinah
Nb Neasenger
Washington
Krumder
Milwaukee
Weather forecast and observations for Wisconsin Falls region
Forecasts for Wisconsin Falls tonight and Tuesday predict rising temperatures on Tuesday. Local observations note partly cloudy conditions and include remarks on temperature trends and wind.
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Leath
Fan
Wlaconeln
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