Wisconsin Delegation Debates Tariff Plans and Lake Winnebago Chart
Washington Jan 4 The Wisconsin delegation met to discuss tariff revision and draft resolutions for consideration later today The group aims to align schedules with the Dingley law and to decide on an extra session in spring or fall Davidson favors spring action to pass a bill before the next election cycle He plans to push a rivers and harbors proposal for a Lake Winnebago chart to aid navigation and safety versus Burton who opposed inland waterway charts.
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Northwestern
Washington, D. C
Adams
Otton
Stafford
Davidson
Lake
Winnebago
Burton
Davi
H. C. Stevens
Rosseau Identified in Infernal Machine Case
Inspector says Philadelphia arrestee Gessler Rosseau is identified by three in Washington as the man who planted the bomb near Frederick the Great statue and who attempted to blow up the Cunarder Umbria last May. Rosseau refuses to answer questions and faces further hearings.
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Ateagress
Rmecluskey
Detective Bureau
Gessler Rosseau
Philadelphia
Umbria
Washington, D. C
Ranseau
Frederick
Pne
Gessier Frasseau
Yeterday
Iumbria
Fredericks the Great
Washington
Rosswau
Fire at Royal Victoria Hospital Montreal Damages 150000
Fire broke out in the Royal Victoria hospital kitchen on Mount Royal today. Firemen confined flames to the center of the building with $150,000 in insured damage. Thousands gathered on the mountain tops as rescuers helped patients, but no evacuations were needed.
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Montreal
Que
Royal Victoria Hospital
Mount Royal
No Conference Held Over Eaton Case In Milwaukee
Milwaukee Wis special item reports stalwarts failed to meet for a conference on the Eaton case as one member could not travel to Milwaukee today. Attorney L C Wheeler says Eaton’s attorney would accept impeachment proceedings. The stalwarts refuse to back Ta Follette's plan allowing Paton to stay away from sessions without resigning, leaving his district unrepresented.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Eaton
L. C. Wheeler
Taton
Ta Follette
Paton
LO THE POOR INDIAN
Wisconsin special from Black River Falls reports a Milwaukee committee plans a home for aging indigent Winnebago Indians. About fifty are sixty years old or older and many are feeble. Congressman has promised to seek an appropriation of 20,000 to build the home.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Black River Falls
Winnebago Indiana
Carter Gains A Vote In Mont Senate Ballot
Jan 14 Votena Mont report shows Carter gaining one vote in the United States senate ballot. The Associated Press dispatch notes a quailty of votes and records a single tally change amid unclear electoral details.
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Associated Prom
Votena
Mont
United States
Carter
Clergy vow to refuse marriages with living spouses
In Kansas City Mo a statement signed by all active Episcopal clergy declares they will not solemnize marriages if either party has a living husband or wife due to the divorce evil. The vow, signed by every priest in active work, aims to curb the practice within the diocese.
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Associated Press
Whasas City
Kunaus City
Indictments Unsealed Against Duke and Taylor in Texas
Nacogdoches Tex Aug 14 Indictments charging Charles Taylor and L Webb now Mrs Brodie L Duke with swindling have been made public The travels were returned last September and kept by the sheriff awaiting the return of silver or both suspects to the state
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Associated Press
Nacogdachus
Tex. UN
Charles
Taylor
L. Webb
Brodie L. Duke
Prince Carl Alexander of Lippe Detmold dies in asylum
Jan 14 in Detmold Lippe Detmold Prince Carl Alexander dies in his St Gilgevnberg asylum surrounded by royal attendants who maintain rigid etiquette. The prince, seen as strong in rank yet weak minded in demeanor, kept theories to himself and read papers daily while playing chess and enjoying music. His death follows uncertain succession by arbitration. Also reported, Earl Cannes dies at Union Club in Paris from heart disease. born 1863, unmarried, successor of a brother who paid Miss Fortescue $5000 in a breach of promise case.
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Ly Associated Press
Detmold
Principality of Lippe
Prince Carl Alexander of
Lippe
St. Gilgvnberg
Raysouth
Lippe- Detmald
Oan Arbitration Court
Carl Alexander
Lippe-Detnell
Cannes
Union Club
Landig Is Dismissed by Menasha City Council
Menasha Wisconsin January special council meeting dismissed the case against saloonkeeper Frank Landig on three ordinance violation charges. Reported alongside local social items include Julia Henning at a Appleton high school seniors dance, and Mrs Belanger hosting the Jolly Thirteen. William Gutzman’s elevator injury at Menasha Wooden Ware shows slight recovery, with home confinement anticipated.
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Menasha
Wis
Menasha City
Frank Landle
Landig
Julia Henning
Appleton
Ampaign Club
Mirs
J. Balanger
Main Street
Powell
Sharla Robinson
Finch
Mary Grade
George Sensenbrenner
M. M. Hauxhurst
Muwanken
Sterday
C. Ll. Balzer
Chicago
William Gutzman
Menasha Wooden Ware Company
Jail Break By Noted Highwayman In Appleton
Joseph Steidl, a member of a two year gang known to fence in Appleton, escaped the Appleton jail by using a long rope and a hole in the ceiling. He climbed to the cell above, then planned to flee by train but was spotted by a private detective. Officers captured Steidl at 10:30 and returned him to custody. He faces burglary charges at Welcome and a state prison sentence.
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Appleton. Wis
Joseph Steldt
Steidl
Tie
Welcome
Striving to End Strike In Fall River Meeting
A private conference at the Massachusetts state house, urged by Governor Douglas, brought together Fall River cotton goods manufacturers and strikebound operatives after six months of stoppage. The governor opened with a proposal to end the strike immediately and have workers return to work, with unresolved issues to be settled later in today's talks.
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Pessy Poston
Chasa
Douglas
State House
Fall River
Douglass
Diacuas
Bitunion
Russia Remembers Port Arthur Heroes in Emperors Message
The article reports Emperor Nicholas's address to the army and navy praising Port Arthur defenders. It lauds their gallantry despite loss, calls for peace and honor, and stresses Russian resilience despite months of siege and heavy casualties.
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Corea
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Novoe Vremya
Hay
China
Russia
Chefoo
Naver Vremya
Qzar
Nicholas
Lfe
Port Artur
Pratt
Amateurs Sup Neenah Theater Night and Local City News
After the final act of In the Trenches of Santiago at Neenah theater the company moved to McCanna cafe for supper under Caterer MecCanna. Notables from Chicago attended funeral services for Mrs Moses Bildstein in Appleton. Local sports teams Neenah Menasha head to Waupaca. court cases adjourned to next term.
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Northwestern
Neenah
Wis
Santiago
Neenah Theater
McCanna Cafe
MecCanna
Leo Polacheck
H. Katz
H. Baum
Chicago
Appleton
Moses Billstein
W. J. Strett
Marinette
O. H. Olsen
Oshkosh
Ming Edith Reynolds
Sturgeon Tay
G L. Madson
Grand Rapids
Elbridge Willama
Decorated by the Czar in Moscow honors
On Russian New Year Emperor Nicholas presented Grand Duke Mergina with a portrait of Alexandria III for the breast with the Order of St. Andrew. Prince John Obolensky, Finland’s governor general, received the Alexander-Novaky order. Finance Minister Kokovakov becomes secretary of state while remaining minister. Mr Walkoff, Black Sea governor, is named mayor of Moscow.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Mergina
Alexandria III
Order of St. Andrew
John Obolensky
Finland
Krillianta
Kokovoak
Walkoff
Black Sea
Moscow
President names nominees to posts and courts
The president announced a slate of nominations to the Senate including Charles A. Willard for associate justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands, Vespastin Warner for pensions commissioner, and several postmasters in Wisconsin and Minnesota towns such as John J. Grell and Robert J. Audiss.
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Associated Strem
Washington, DC
Senate
Pensions
Vespastin Warner
Tunais
Juste
Supreme Court of the Philippine Islands
Charles A. Willard
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Charles Lettergren
Kenosha man Douglas Newell dies in suicide
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee Wis Jan 14 A Wisconsin special from Kenosha reports Douglas K Newell a well known young man of Kenosha shot himself in the right temple and died four hours later He left a note of no inquest and his death follows a day spent with friends He was 26 and educated at the University of Wisconsin and St Paul School Garden City He belonged to Elks and the Country Club and is survived by a wife and one son Douglas K Newell Jr
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Benossiya
Douglas K. Newett
Kenoshe
Hig
Prairie Avenue
Newell
Mr. Newell
Ant
Rata
Douglas Kenny Newel
OQ. S. Newell
University Sehem
St. Paul's School
Garden City
Livy
Pensioners Dead in House Session Aides Pension Bills
The House debated private pension bills as Mr Maddox pressed to place a veteran on the pension roll. A clerical gaffe sparked laughter when it was revealed the veteran was reportedly dead. An Oklahoma Arizona statehood oath measure and a Philippine railroad bill moved to conference as the Senate began citizenship restoration for American women married to foreigners.
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Associated 1 Sa
Washington
House
Gillett
Massachusetts
Uwearst
Sullowar
Maddox
Georghy
Loudenslager
New Jersey
Mr. Maddox
Mr. Gr
Louden
Dubois
Oklahoma
Arizona
Idaho
Messrs. Lodge
Wale
Culberson
Senate
Loans for Campaigns Resumed Hearings In Missouri
The senate and house committees resumed hearings on campaign contributions reported to Republican state leader Diedringhaus and a U S Senate hopeful. Separate sessions were held with witnesses Thetvers Rusch and Stifel expected to testify on alleged loans described by Niedringhaus as loans rather than gifts.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Senate
House
Diedringhaus
Republican State Committee
United States
Thetvers Rusch
Stifel
Niedringhaus
Dutch to Hold Neutrality as New Admiral Sets Course
Rear Admiral Indhlageta departs hurriedly for the Dutch West Indies to assume command of the squadron tasked with maintaining Dutch neutrality. The move signals a pivot to safeguard Dutch interests amid rising regional tensions.
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Associated Press
the Hogue
Jan
Indhlageta
Dutch West Indies
Quiet at San Domingo Garrison Arrives From Porto Rico
Associated Press reports Casine gunboat reached San Domingo from Porto Rico with quiet conditions prevailing. Local social and literary notes appear, including church markets letters from Oshkosh and Washington letters, plus brief items on farming in Nebraska and Wisconsin landmarks.
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Associated Press
San Domingo
Republic of San Domingo
United States
Casine
Porto Rico
Church Ann
Oshkosh Ippines
Washington Letters Evening Story
New York
Skridge
Madison
Gore
Bispham
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Anmyvers
Oshkosh
Young Tady
Bonga
Mormon Ties Binding Survives Time The Smoot Inquiry
Janes FE Lynch of Salt Lake testified in the Smoot investigation. He and Angus Cannon questioned about a 1896 marriage on the high seas. Hugh M. Dougall described the endowment oath and penalties, saying he would not divulge its details.
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Washington
B .C
Janes FE. Lynch
Salt Lake
Smoot
Senate
Ahornes van Cott
Tse
Angus M. Cannon
Abram Cannon
Lillian Haintin
High Seas
Layne
Brodie Duke Plans Declared After Attorney Conference
W G Bram ham private secretary to Brodie L Duke, confined in a sanitarium on Long Island, states Duke will have nothing to do with his wife until all charges are cleared. He asserts Duke is sane and likely to be released on insanity charges.
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Associated Preses
New York
W. G. Bramham
Brodie L. Duke
Long Island
Farms for settlers in Wyoming wind river opening
Washington January 14 The house committee on Indian affairs authorized a favorable report on a bill to ratify and amend an agreement with the Shoshone or Wind River Indians. The measure will open about 1 400 000 acres of land to settlement on the Wind River reservation in Wyoming.
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Associated Press
Washington
DD. C
House Committee On Indian Affairs Today
Wind River
Wyoming
Japanese observers return from Fort Arthur voyage
Tokio Jan 14 The naval and military attaches and other officials who left Yokohama December 26 aboard the Japanese transport Manahu to witness the Fort Arthur fall have returned to Tokyo. They met General Nagi and Field Marshal Oyama during their journey.
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Toklo
Yokohama
Manahu
Fort Arthur
Tokio
Nagi
Oyama
Mortgage Burned as First Church Debt Is Eliminated
Dr Wilcox of Colorado Springs will lecture at Park Methodist Church on Mab sirvet ia ipiporte feature of the program. The mortgage on the church property will be publicly burned marking its freedom from debt. The event promises a large turnout and follows Dr Wilcox's past ties to the city. A luncheon by the ladies union will follow the talk for attendees to meet him.
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Wilcox
Colorado Springs
Col
First Methodist Church
St. Baul
LaFayette
Ind
Kan City
Annolly
Itoloradn
Aouw
Wilecox
Ladies’ Union
Eaton Defends Senate Appointment Amid La Follette Criticism
Leo K Eaton chief clerk of the state senate arrives home from Madison and stays over Sunday to answer La Follette leaders who criticized his choice of Jor O Brien as bookkeeper. Eaton says the appointment was made in good faith and that O Brien is qualified for the duties, regardless of La Follette leaders' views. He vows to "howl" at critics while defending the efficiency and merit of the appointee.
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Leo K. Eaton
Senate
Madison
Sunda
Mondas
Eaton
la Follette
Jor” O Brien
anti-La Follette
O' Brien
Theseasons
Fie
Uvhairman Connar
la Folette
Pas
Court Entries Show Various Foreclosures and Trials
In Docherty vs Bake the court denied a new trial and entered judgment for the defendant. Plaintiff awarded nothing on her claim. defendant awarded nothing on counterclaim. A judgment foreclosing in another case was ordered. An Anna Smith marriage permission was granted. she was divorced last August and may wed Charles Wall. Clara Everett vs Olin Alelwil ends with a judgment for HAL.
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Lillian Docherty
Julia Bake
Effeult
Corte
Tayer
Elalia
Elaine
Ane Oordeur
Anna Smith
Charles Wall
Clara Everett
Olin Alelwil
Hal
Russian Cavalry Raid Near New Chwang Reported
Russian cavalry raided south to harass Japanese lines near New Chwang. Japanese infantry attacked and drove them from the town, with fifty Russians dead and one Japanese killed. Tokyo reports 62 Russians killed, six wounded, and over 200 Russian casualties overall. Japanese losses around 115 wounded. Supplies at New Chwang and Niuchiatun said to be undamaged.
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Kuroki
Fusan
New Chang
Bration
Tokyo
Yinkow
Takankan
New Chiang
Ilig
New Chwang
Big Railroad Mortgage Sealed for Pere Marquette System
The Pere Marquette Railway company filed a trust deed in Laporte and every county along its lines with Central Trust Company of New York as trustee to secure 42,000,000 in gold bonds due January 1, 1955. The bonds cover all lines, rolling stock, property and leases, and aim to redeem outstanding mortgages and bonds totaling 6,391,015 against the Pere Marquette system and its branches.
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Associated Press
Laporte
Ind
Pere Marquette Railway Company
Pere Marquette
Central Trust Company of New York
Pere Marquette System
Banda A
The Cold Wave Pummels Midwest and Wisconsin
The Associated Press reports a five degree below zero low in Chicago with continued cold and light winds. In Lacrosse Wisconsin a twelve below zero reading was logged at seven in the morning as a cold front arrives, delaying full impact.
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Uly Associated Press
Chicago
Trafic
la Crome
Wis
Wisconsin
FIGHT OVER COCOS ISLAND TREASURE HUNT TUSSLE
News from New York reports a clash between rival treasure hunters on Cocos Island off Costa Rica. Lord Fitzwilliam’s Veronique troop claimed precedence against Harold W. S. Gray’s Kos Marine expedition, prompting a fight in which Fitzwilliam’s party was repelled. The Costa Rican government sent the gunboat Turrialba to secure the area as competing ventures pursue a mythical bullion hoard said to be worth millions.
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Associated Press
W York
Costa Rica
Tocos Island
Herald
Panama
Lord Fitzewilliam
Harold W. 3. Gray
Lord Fitzwiliam
Veronique
Gray
Kos Marine
Fitzwilliam
Turrialbla
Islarul
Cocos
Iitzwilliam
England
Panamia Harbor
Rogers
Tiarold W
Tray
London
Keynal St. George Ache
Ireland
Prince
Yachtsman of
Marlte
Steatin
Punta Arenas
Panamie
Cocos Islands
Lloyds Register
Harold W
Tas Martie
Press reforms promised for Russia censorship overhaul
A special commission will draft press rules for Russia after committee approval. Plans aim to equalize press freedom, extending liberal censorship to all papers. A lese majeste style control will be defined, replacing the prior arbitrary censorship.
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St. Peterabure
Tan
Senate
Russia
Germany
Site chosen for Carnegie peace palace grounds
The Hague January 14 The Netherlands government selected the Bosch park near The Hague as the site for Andrew Carnegie's peace palace. The approval rests with the States General. The Bosch runs about two miles long and borders Huis Ten Bosch, a 17th century palace at its edge.
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Iy Associated Press
the Hague
Netherlands
the Bosch
Andrew Carnegie
States General
The
Hague
Wood
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