Missing lumber salesman Ed ward J Morgan sought by relatives
Relatives in Green Bay anxious for Ed ward J Morgan a traveling lumber salesman who lived at 276 Washington Street. He left before Christmas and has not been heard from. inquiries with Wisconsin police and hotel registers place him in Green Bay at Christmas time. A mistaken identity tied him to J Earl Morgan, but that man is secretary of a different Morgan company.
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York
Holland House
Marshal Field
Chicago
Field
Marshall Field
Walter 3
Stanley Field
Henry H. Rogers
Paul Morton
Roswell Miller
Edward J. Morgan
Washington Street
Wisconsin
Mr. Morgan
Green Bay
J. Morgan
J. Earl Morgan
E. J. ‘Morgan
J. Eat
Stephevern
Merean
Mies Mame Hill
W. R. al Piper Dry
Eimre
Sycton
Morgan Company
Rim
Mrs Woodworth Dies at 81 of Pneumonia
Mrs Mary H Woodworth died of lrenchial pneumonia at the Ladies' Benevolent Society Home on upper Main Street at 7 40 this morning. She was eighty one, a longtime city resident. Earlier she stayed with a son A H Woodworth at Tomahawk Wis until his arrival. Surviving relatives include two sisters Mrs Fiora A Perkins of this city and Mrs G P Breed of Oswego County New York and a grandson Alonzo Woolworth of this city.
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Mary H. Wooodworth
Ladies’ Benevolent Mociery
Upper Matin Street
A. H. Woodworth
Tomahawk
Wis
Fiora A. Perkins
City
G. P. Breed
Oswego County
New York
Alonzo Woolworth
Coffin Is Dismissed From Naval Academy
President approves court martial sentence of Midshipman Trenor Coffin and orders his dismissal from the Naval Academy in Annapolis after conviction of hate. The action comes from Secretary Bonaparte in Washington. The date is January 15.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bonaparte
Annapolis
Trenor Coffin
Academy
Inscribed Bridge Plates Stir Local Debate Over Names
Critics fault new Main Street Bridge name plates for including current city officers while the 1904 plans called for plates naming the contractors and city officials. The plates comply with plans, as two more plates bearing contractor names remain to be installed.
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Main Street Bridge
John Banderob
Board of Public Works
W. A. Marden
A. F. Gruenhagen
Oico C
Lehmann
Rueimheld & Gallery
Modern Steel Structural Company
Injured in Runaway on North Park Avenue
Mrs. George Clark of 116 North Park avenue and her daughter were riding when a barking dog spooked their cutter near Omro. The carriage overturned injuring Mrs. Clark, fracturing a leg below the knee, while her daughter suffered bruises and shock. They were taken to the city. Dr. Corbett attended Mrs. Clark as the livery horse and cutter owner faced extensive damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
North Park Avenue
Omro
Bhimal
Clark
M. E. Corbett
Examination Ordered for Juror W H Bars in Wisconsin Case
Countr Judge C D Cleveland ordered a mental examination for W H Bars, juror in Wisconsin vs William Hecer. Doctors Corbett and Rows prepared to conduct the exam at the courthouse, but Bars failed to appear by three this afternoon. He has been described as acting strangely and was formerly employed by Guenthe Drug company. A woman states she must be properly dressed in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Cleveland
W. H. Bars
State of
Wisconsin
Wiliam Hecer
M. BS. Corbett
A. Rows
Court House
Bass
Guenthe Drug Company
Fastest Battleship of the U S Navy Named for Old Dominion
A new warship named for Virginia claims the fastest status in the fleet. It logged a 19 mille vlip for four hours at sea, setting a new record for the bulldogs of the deep. The accompanying illustration shows the vessel in commission and in the yard at launch with sponsor Miss Staley.
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Old Dominion
Staley
TWO NEWSPAPER MEN DIE
Colonel Lowe owner and publisher of The Sveaton News dies after brief illness in Alveston Texas. Born in Scotland about seventy years ago, he came to the United States in the late 1800s and served in the Confederate Army as a major. Henry F. Barton Milwaukee editor dies unexpectedly in Chicago from kidney trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fresh
Alveston
Tex
Robert Lowe
Sveaton News
Colonel Lowe
Scotland
Bhrieveport
Henry F. Barton
Chicago
Ill
Heary
Insurgents Grow as Babcock Opposes Joint Statehood
Washington January 18 1905 insurgents in the house push against joining Arizona and New Mexico as one state. Rep Babcock Wisconsin leader of the opposition cites personal privilege over a newspaper claim and reiterates long held tariff revision views while Goebel speaks against Philippine tariff measures. Smoot reports a Uintah reservation homesteader extension bill is sent to the desk. A Bacon motion seeks a warning resolution on European intervention questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assausted Press
Washington, D. C
Babcock
Wisconsin
Arizona
New Mexico
Appropriations Committee
Payne
Mr. Babcock
Cannon
House
Babrock
Rules Committee
Mir
Goebel
Smoot
Washington, D.C
Uintah Reservation
Bacon
Nenati
Baggage Attached in Chicago Depot Case
Sheriff attaches baggage of Thomas Kress at Brow Street station in Chicago and Northwestern depot. Writ from Judge Kauer’s court cited Tremont House owner Frevo claims Kress owes him for travel of Tremont troupe members. Next hearing set for Tuesday morning. Case pauses as Kress delays to Chicago.
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Eber Simparn
Brow Street
Chicago & Northwestern
Thomas Krse
Joe
FL A
Kress Stacks Company
Opera Hour Fondas Svening
Freyle Ai
Bageare Teel
Lefer
Krersbac
Chicago
Conference Fails To Resolve Track Ownership Dispute
A Saturday meeting at city hall between Ely administration the Winnebago Traction company and the Eastern Wisconsin Railway and Light company yielded little progress over control of the east side Main street bridge tracks and approaches. Attorneys for all sides attended along with Manager E B Kirk and Clement Smith. Proposals were offered and rejected by all. final statements show competing plans to share or connect tracks with no agreement reached.
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Ely
Wkanebago Tricfion Company
Eaeturn Wisconsin Railway & Light Company
City Hall
E. B. Kirk
The
Traction Company
Clement ©. Smith
Fond du Lac Company
Randerob
Annmcore
Coment
Y Thregh Jr
Winnebago Traction Company
Fond du Lac
Seth Maintreet
Traction
Ths
Mamn
Fond du Tac
North Main Street
South Main Street
Circuit Court Convenes and Rules on Settled and Pending Trials
The circuit court opened at two after adjournment from Saturday. A.C. Jelsen vs RB Werner resulted in a settlement with the plaintiff accepting $221 plus costs. Winrsbaan Paper Mills case noted as calendar No. 19 with no fire set for jury. Frederick W Berormance Sonn Funged trial moved. jury unable to reach verdict in state of Wisconsin v When Heuer, case reset to April term. Willam Drews, a German-born citizen, became a citizen in open court this afternoon.
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A.C. Jelsen Convany
Werner
Baturdar
Winrsbaan
Kimberly & Clave
Hooper & Heroes
Wisconsin
Heuer
Burry
Aischarre
Caer
Cccrae
Willam Drews
Thierity
Drews
Germany
Blood Stained Chicago Two Murders Reported
Two men were killed in separate attacks on Washington boulevard and Sangamon street, and May and Randolph streets in Chicago. Richard G. Ivens faced police questioning over Mrs. Hollister’s murder, insisting he acted alone as his aged father watched. Police plan rapid action with an indictment expected today.
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May
Randolph
Joseph Kane
Ivens
Richard G. Ivens
Franklin C. Hollister
Venga
Draw Adjusted on Matin Street Bridge Span
Work to raise and align the draw span of the Matin Street bridge toward proper fit with north and south spans is nearly finished. A hydraulic gear break delayed progress. machinery house construction progresses and traffic is being allowed to cross once final adjustments are done. The Winnebago Traction Company began operating cars across the bridge to the joining point.
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Matin Street
Amax
Mt J
Winnebago Traction Company
Men s Club Meeting At Aloma Street Methodist Church
The Men s club of the Aloma Street Methodist Episcopal church holds its regular monthly meeting tomorrow at 7 PM. Rev Samuel Mants TD of Lawrence will speak on The Tarnesio Frandation. A special business session will precede the address. refreshments will follow.
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Aloma Street Methediet Episcopal Church
Haldi
Samuel Mants
Carnegie
New York
Commission
Fifth Avenue
Local YMCA to Host Fond du Lac Company Five
This evening the M C A gym hosts Fond du Lac Company I basketball. Lee will try at forward with Leon, Van Liew, Fitch, and Roley in key spots. Tip off is 2:15 PM with Oshkosh official DGart Helss umpiring. Moriarity or Dougherty to ref for the visitors.
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Company 5 Five
Fond du Lac
Strone City
Sheboygan
R. W. Lee
Association Grea
Leon
van Liew
Fitch
Roley
A. L. Meyers
Edgar Moriartty
Moriarity
Dougherty
Oshkosh
Dgart Helss
Frank Frantz Inaugurated Governor of Oklahoma Territory
Frank Frantz today sworn in as governor of Oklahoma territory at Carnegie Library building succeeding Thomas H. Ferguson. Judge Pancoast administered the oath as thousands from Oklahoma and Indian Territory visited Guthrie for the ceremony. Frantz, 35, veteran of the Rough Riders in the Spanish American War.
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Associated Press
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Frank Frantz
Oklahoma Territory
Thomas H. Ferguson
Carnegie Mbrary Building
Judge Pancoast
Indian Territory
Rough Riders
Fire destroys Wisconsin Yeneering plant at Manitowoc
A fire at the Wisconsin Yeneering company plant in Manitowoc Saturday night left only a mass of the building standing. Much furniture was ready for shipment. the blaze caused extensive damage and insurance coverage noted. John Hall of the city fire department died from injuries sustained when the building collapsed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc
Wisconsin Yeneering Company
Simo Polly
John Hall
Lumber firm sale noted in Milanuker region report
The Carney Lumber Company sold Yamila output at Owen Sourd Ontario for the year 166 to the Mires Lumber Company of Chicago. They cut 20 Pon GON feet of pine with a stated consideration.
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Milanuker
Wie
Carney Lamer Company
Owen Sourd
Ontaria
Mires Lamber Company
Chicago
James Brown Scott Named Solicitor for State Department
James Brown Scott of California, professor of law at Columbia University, New York, has been appointed solicitor of the State Department to succeed Judge Penfield who has resigned. The appointment comes as the department reorganizes its legal staff in Washington, with Scott taking the post effective immediately.
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Trees Washineton
James Broan Scott
Californa
Columbia University
New York
Atate
Penfield
Hollister Tragedy Shocks Chicago as Oshkosh Native Involved
Four brutal Chicago murders draw Oshkosh interest as Mrs. Franklin Hollister of 498 Fullerton Avenue is found slain. Richard Ivens, a carpenter’s son, is arrested after a late confession. his son’s deed triggers a murder case that stuns North Side residents and prompts public calls for swift justice.
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Oshkosh
Hollister
Chicago
Kenosha
Wis
Iseaste Rawlings
Polce
Ivens
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Dedside
Wpa Pt Prarhives
Prasca
Coffin
Naval Acaden
Bridge Plate Critics
Rew
W.W. H. Bars
Wirendle
Bain
UKRAC
United States Navy
SSS
Batile
Lowe
Galventonews
Wilwaukee
Wrinilegheard
Thomas Kress
Sheri
Ulta
Circuit Court
Jarre
Teday
Anton & Pychaleki
Washington Boulevard
Sangamon Street
Fond du Lac Athleten
Frank Frants
Hough Rider
James Trown Scott
HollIster Boyan
Mpm
Northwestern
A. W. Gentry
Frank J. Constantine
Lulu Hughes
Main Street
Gentry
Burlington
Frankin C. Hollister
Fullerton Avenue
Morning Times
North Halsted Street
Schuettter
Lavin
Healy
Schiau
Young Ivens
Bre. Hollister
Bessie Rawlings
Franklin G. Hollister
Hollister Brothers
Lamh Semple
Wester Methodist Church
Howard Irene
Hares
Armand
Peetespahele
George G Conon
Western Methodist Church Chain
Hojlisier
Conion Nes
Telden
Condon
Peer
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