Break With Venezuela Stuns France as Delay Ends
Washington reports indicate diplomatic relations between France and Venezuela are breaking, with no formal notice yet. French representative M. Taigny and Venezuelan agent M. Moubourget likely to depart, while Minister Russell may act for France. Paris notes the crisis nears and stresses US-France accord on the matter.
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Taigny
Carteas
M. Monboursget
Venezuela
Paria
Russell
United States
France
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
M. Taigny
M.moubourget
Paris
Foreign Office
Cassie Chadwick Begins Ten Year Prison Sentence
Mrs Cassie J Chadwick arrived at the Ohio penitentiary from Cleveland to serve a ten year conspiracy sentence. Guards cleared a large crowd as she was escorted to her cell in the female department where beds are limited. Officials doubt heart trouble claims and plan to assign her to washing or sewing tasks if she can work.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Cassie J. Chadwick
Cleveland
Union Station
Tne
Chadwick
Madame Devere
Cassie L. Chadwick
Madame Levere
National
Bank County
Ma Vere
Grievances of Lumbermen Heard by Interstate Commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission continued a hearing on the lumber trade complaint filed by the National Wholesale Lumber Dealers association and peers. Railroads conceded shippers should not pay freight on car stakes racks and braces. dispute remains who bears the cost. The annual amount involved is about 600,000 dollars. The commission will consider the case after the session.
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Br Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Wholesale Lumber Dealers’ Association
Mrs Thomson Case Involving Mrs Lydia M. The Peglar Case Heard
Fragmented OCR text reports a marital dispute and medical context with references to Mrs Lydia M and Dr. Stoner at a hospital. It mentions a forthcoming conference with the secretary and questions over Mrs Thacrenh's stay in the United States. Names and details are unclear due to corrupt text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ores
Lydia M
Myre
Thacrenh
Walish States
Death of Mrs Polk and Related Legal Notices
Fragmentary OCR notes report a death of Mrs Polk and mention related legal notices and pressed matters. Names and places are unreadable, with chaotic capitalization and stray phrases hindering full comprehension.
Washington Rep Davidson wavering on Philippine tariff bill
Milwaukee January dispatch reports Representative Davidson shifts toward opposition to the tariff bill. He had supported it days earlier but says he is doubtful about voting for the bill after discussions with colleagues and some constituents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Washington
Free Press
Davidson
Roosevelt as successor to late Harper at University of Chicago
Chicago Jan 12 Talk of electing President Roosevelt as the successor of the late President Harper at the University of Chicago has become general in university circles It is said to have been one of Dr Harper's hopes during the last months to clear the way for Roosevelt to head the university after his term A constitution change would be needed since it provides that only a Baptist could be president Roosevelt worships in the Lutheran Reformed church
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chilcago
Mosevelt
Harper
University of Chicago
Roosevelt
Luich
J W Hill Acquitted In Forgery Case Infiltration Bureau Chief
Philadelphia January 2 Acting on Judge Audenreichs instructions the jury acquitted John W Hill former chief of the infiltration bureau on charges of forgery and falsifying records for a contractor firm Tears were shed as his son Henry hugged him in a close embrace amid the momentous verdict
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Audenreich
John W. Hill
Iiltration Bureau
Ira
Hill Shes
Uf Fo
Henry Cill
House stiff on Philippine tariff debate ends session extension
The House refused to close general debate on the Philippine tariff bill, extending the session to begin at 11 and 12 o clock tomorrow and Monday. Two speeches for and twelve against the bill are noted. After the objection Mr Payne gave notice he will move for a vote on closing debate when the House meets Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associa Tess
Washington, D. C
Payne
Schooner Samuel L Russell Capsizes in Chesapeake Bay
The schooner Samuel L Russell of Norfolk capsized in lower Chesapeake Bay. Five crewmen are missing and believed drowned. The lumber laden vessel sailed from Norfolk for Baltimore Monday night, towed by the tug Volunteer with a barge in tow. Captain Yr. 5 Jones of Baltimore owned and commanded the schooner with four crew onboard.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Samuel L. Russell
Jower Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Volunteer
Jones
Elder Couple Die In Amador City Fire Tragedy
A Wisconsin special from Menominee Michigan reports Kenry Williams aged eighty and his wife Elizabeth aged seventy six died when their small tree room house in Amador City burned to the ground. The couple perished in the flames.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Menominee
Mich
Kenry Williams
Elizabeth
Amador City
Here
Two Switchmen Killed in Railroad Collision
A Baraboo Wisconsin report via Journal Special says two Northwestern starda lodges switchmen John F. Dwrer and John F. Conrey, both around forty five, were killed in a collision. The men were on the team from Water Street when obstructed view caused the crash.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Baraboo
John F. Dwrer
John F. Conrey
Northwestern Starda
Aes
Unknown man dies after cutting own throat in Milwaukee
An unknown man in Milwaukee on January 12 attacked two police officers on Wright Street with a razor then fatally slashed his own throat. He died shortly after arriving at the Emergency hospital.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wright Street
Mr Field's Condition Update From New York Desk
An Associated Press bulletin reports Mr Field's condition remained about the same after a night of fair comfort. Dr. Walter B. James disclosed the update on January Wf from New York.
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New York
Jan
Walter B. James
Andrew E. Elmore III Listed as Grave Conditions Improve
A report from Green Bay Wisconsin notes Andrew FE Elmore known as the sage of Makwenamo shows signs of recovery after a serious illness. He is described as gravely ill earlier with supportive observers hopeful for improvement.
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Riitaukes
Wic
Perial
Green Bay
Wis
Ware
Andree FE. Elmore
Makwenamo
Grav Dous
Arbitration Board Names George Wiliot to Madises
A formal appointment is recorded with Straits of Cen koe and brointer ar Geoverner Th. Ma selecting Gromer from the board of arbitration to George Wiliot of Madises.
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Datn Straits
Gromer
Board of Arbitration
George Wiliot
Madises
Liberal Victory Seen In England Elections
London dispatch reports the general election opened with Sir Christopher Furness, Liberal, elected in Hartlepool unopposed and Austin Taylor re elected in East Toxteth. Liberal chances grow as 180 borough nominations begin amid fierce Labour efforts to boost representation.
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Associated Press
London
Christopher Furness
Hartepool
Christopher
Austin Taylor
East Toxeth
Ipswich
Charles Dalrymple
Daniel Ford Goddard
Bonds Forged In Denison Firm Probe Causes Major Scrutiny
The banking committee probing Denienn, Priot & Co. will reconvene this afternoon for further statements on alleged forged bonds. Investigators report most bonds traced to four or five large financial institutions in the city, with stock held to cover losses. John C. Chartier filed against Charles Denion, surviving partner, in the suit tied to the firm. Further investigations cite Denison, Tricor & Co as incorrect in their practices.
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Denienn
Priot & Co
Will Reid
Fim
John C. Chartier
Charles Denivon
Denies, Price & Co
Tusa Issa Lo
Twe
Denison, Tricor & Co
Receiver Appointed for Empire Life Insurance Company
Edward Browne was appointed temporary receiver for the Empire Life Insurance Company of New York by Justice Davis on the petition of Stacey Wilson George W. Godward A Judeon Stone and Thomas M Nichols directors seeking voluntary dissolution. A judgment of 33402 was entered January 6 and assets total 8060.
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Associated Preas
New York
Edward Browne
Empire Life Insurance Company
Justice Davis
Supreme Court
Stacey Wilson
George W. Godward
A. Judeon Stone
Thomas M. Nichols
Wisconsin Students Move To Save Football Amid Reform Drive
Madison students meet to organize action aimed at reversing faculty moves to abolish football at the university. A mass meeting is planned, with a conference committee drafting amendments to the athletic association constitution to give non athletic interests representation and veto power to the athletics manager.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wi
Consin
Acton
Students’ Conference
Athletic Association
Athe Association
Thes
Rvacuate
Bree Conuchle
Daily Cardinal
Arthur Kuchmsted
L. W. Ledvina
van Nise
Wisconsin
Turner
Weiner
Talien
Referee trims charges in Milwaukee bankruptcy case
Special to The Neotowestere Milwaukee March 17. Referee Maximel booster reduced the fees of the trustee for the estate of Edward Southering of Ma ville bankrupt. The trustee’s final report showed a balance insufficient to pay creditors beyond a tenth of a cent. The referee held that the cost of administration was too steep for the small amount realized and trimmed charges along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Jar
Ryu
Deus He Reid
Teferen Moxz
Edward Saurtherig Ff
Maville
Armenian Seminary Bomb Attack and Fire Tragedy
In Caucasia on January 12 nearly 360 were killed or injured when Cossacks attacked an Armenian seminary after bombs were thrown from the building. The seminary was shelled, set ablaze, and 33 people perished in the fire while about 300 were wounded. Troops later shelled another Armenian house, killing eight revolutionists. arrests followed in Warsaw of local revolutionary leaders and discovery of a secret printing press and death sentences. A separate report from St. Petersburg notes a military capture of many revolutionists at Novoroinsk.
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Associated Press
Tis
Caucasia
Warsaw
Russian
Poland
Revolutionary Tribunal
St. Petersburg
Novoroinsk
Russian Poland
Strike in Chicago Keeps Typothetae War Going
Chicago January reports show the printers strike in force with no clear progress. Typothetae officials say they will run non union oper shops while the union claims the offices are crippled and that victory is near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uty Associated Press
Chicago
Tamarack mine fire endangers missing miners in Michigan
A Tamarack mine fire in Falames Michigan traps three missing miners, all Ukrainian, including Sam Bexavich and Mike Simeniyieh. Officials mount a second relief expedition through a new shaft to reach the men believed killed by gas and smoke.
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Tamarack
Associated Frese
Falames
Mich
Tamarack Mins
Sam Bexavich
Mike Simeniyieh
Will Employ Thousands At New Pennsylvania Plant
Aes slated Preees Pa. den Al Pian haves been perfected Peyote Crafts Stel, company of America for the eperfied of 5 h TATRe tem let plant to contain revent pehce puddiing furnaces and give sanplegment Yo Tamen Ti ya aes ameanesd that the Cructhie company Biloenter the field for the manuface fuse of radirnad springs. 34 Is saki a mH RT be bait seon. The spring aeparimgnt Bi employ 24M wen.
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den al Pian
Stel, Company of America
Cructhie Company
City Plans Gas Franchise Reverting to 35 Cents Per Thousand
An old ordinance granting a franchise to a Missouri gas firm for supplying natural gas at 35 cents per thousand feet was readopted by the city council. Mayor said the measure will revert the use of artificial gas at 29 cents per thousand. The change reflects a shift back to cheaper natural gas.
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Gary
Anirty Ls
Nef
Secory
Sacred Heart Parish Incorporation from Se. Vincent de Paul Church
A faction from Se Vincent de Pauls church plans its own parish, forming a nonstock religious society called Sacred Heart. Incorporators listed include Bishop Joseph J. Fox Green Bay Vicar General Peter Tochmann Rev Adolph Wibbert and Rudolphe Taulick Leopold Lehmutner. Articles filed with Madison secretary of state. deed records awaiting copy.
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Se. Vincent de Paul's Church
Abdigon
Sacred Heart
Joseph J. Pox
Green Bay
Peter Tochmann
Domke Dies Sudden in Oshkosh Home
Mrs August Domke wife of August Domke of Meyer and Domke contracting firm died suddenly at 9 PM Thursday at A W Schram home 409 Washington Oshkosh age 62 heart disease long suffered went to sleep and died within minutes Physicians could not revive She is survived by husband son William and daughters Mrs Charles Bantin and Miss Selma Domke and three grandchildren Funeral at 2:30 PM Sunday at family residence Rev E H Smith First Congregational church arrangements pending
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August Domnke
August i. Danke
Meyer & Domke
A. W. Schram
Washington Street
Mies
Domko
Schram
Oshkosh
Mia
Damke
Danzigly
Germany
Ameren
Wougee Street
William Domke
Charles Bantin
Mias
Selma Domke
Herbert
Milton
Camille Bantin
E. H. Smith
First Congregational Church
Freshman Sophomore Declamatory Contest At High School
The annual freshman-sophomore declamatory contest will be held this evening at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium. Ten competitors from the two youngest classes perform a varied program with class spirit evident and possible songs.
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Godnaver
Basil
Appleton
Fond du Lac
Sephomores
Julia Jaymussen
Ivan Ggareff
Ellen Callies
Dorothy Erdman
Thela Jones
Esther Reebe
Mrs. Mavor
Estelle Starkweather
Grace Saunders
Elsie Olmstead
Robby Shaftor
Ice harvest threat to Lake Wingehace supply
A Chicago linked plan to harvest Lake Wingehace to ensure rent-system supply is under debate, with representatives from a Madison Shiver Springs company in talks. The dispute involves property along Dendy Street and a broader effort to secure frontage and access, while Fireet National Bank stockholders gather with Leander Choate and John R. Morgan among those present.
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Chicago
Keec
Harvest Lake Wingehace
Terrenn Fen Company
Madiewn
Shiver Springs
Dendy
Pepiel
Heitz
Fireet National Bank
New London
Eld
Erie
Leander Choate
Choate
John R. Morgan
Alon
Morgan
Fea
Long Practice March Sets World Record by Artillery Battery
The Sixth Field Artillery, led by Capt G W Gatcher, arrived Fort Sam Houston after a 55 day, 1100 mile long distance practice march from Fort Riley, enduring detours, floods, rains, and a bilizard. One man, Private Arthur Hall, died of malaria contracted during the arduous journey.
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Sxtm Field
Fort Sam Houston
Wears
Associated Presa
Kansas City
Tex
Sixth Field Artillery
United States Artillery
G. W. Gatcher
Fort Riley
Kaw
Napoleon
Moscow
Harges
Indian Territory
North
Texas
Austin
San Antonio
Arthur Hall
Phyesickim
Fugitive Morales seeks refuge at U S legation in Santo Domingo
In San Domingo on January 12, the fugitive President Morales sought asylum at the American legation as negotiations continued to induce his resignation and withdrawal from Santo Domingo. The State Department reported efforts to secure his departure, while Morales allegedly offered to resign if safe conduct was granted. A cable from San Domingo noted Morales, with a broken leg, arrived at the U S legation with Monte Cristi revolutionists. resignation was expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Domingo
Republic of Santo Domingo
Moral
General Morales
Santo Domingo
I. Ia
Morales
Washington
State Department
Caceres
Taft
Rorue H. Collen
Aga
Enblegran
Carlos F. Morales
Monte Cristi
United States
Teaay
Anglo Cuban Treaty Seeks Ten Year Trade Pact
The government released the text of the Anglo Cuban treaty offering ten years of reciprocal freedom of commerce and navigation after ratification. Signed in Havana May 14, 1905, it awaits the Cuban senate approval. No anti Cant is in the publication, and officials say the treaty reflects major interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
Tondon
Havana
Uban
Te Hes
Waivana
Married at Omro in a village ceremony
A fragment reports the marriage of Miss May Cejeur at the home of relatives in Omro, with relatives and attendees noted in a ceremonial setting. The brief text is garbled but indicates a local nuptial event with family presence.
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Cassie
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Pati
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Paik
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Pan
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Falsre
Chicago University
J. W. Hill Vo
Juty
Engince
Unknown
MR. Field
Thin Morales Neoied
Wtieniar Linaere
Andrew E. Elmore III
Strange Named
Madrid
the Infanta ‘Ariatzeesa
Ferdinand of Bavarian
Maria Teresa
Alfonso
Spain
England
Forres
Halfour
Seeman
Labor Party
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Cie Yand
Empire Wife Insurance Company
Uulversity
Wisconsin University
Viely
Edward Snacrhering
Gossages
Taste Pion AP
Heronntsista
Tee Mammoth Flanta Frejected Br Company
Pittsbarg
Nave City
Church Incorporation
Aumont W. Domke
Dineane White
Vpar
Chicace Concern
Mansas
Santo Dominc Ao
America
Lenden
Walts Caba
Omro
Sotth Naloin
Wan Tahes Gue
Villace Gitta
Fey
Omre
May Cee Jeur
Dia
Heymann
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