Queen Victoria Hails as Prostrated with Alarm
Osborne Isle of Wight reports a bulletin saying the queen is suffering great physical prostration with anxious symptoms. Prince of Wales and others are summoned. reports speak of improving signs but public alarm remains high as empire faces potential regency and the emperor William moves toward England.
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Prince of Wales
Osborne
William
Germany
England
Associated Press
Isle of Wight
A. Douglas Powell
James Reid
London
Cowes
Princess Louise
Duchess of Argyll
Osborne House
Princess of Wales
Duke of York
Emperor William
Berlin
Queen Victoria
Duke of Connaught
Flushing
Minerva
Portsmouth
Duke of Cambridge
Paris
Mansion House
Edward Pelham-Clinton
Buckingham Palace
Berilin
British Empire
George III
Cabinet meeting in London linked to Osborne news
The inner circle of the British cabinet met in London under Lord Salisbury for a defense committee session, officially described as ordinary. Observers say the gathering likely related to grave news from Osborne and carried heightened significance beyond routine business.
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Associated Press
London
Lord Salisbury
Defense
Osborne
Tragic Attempt at Paris College Targets Deschanel
A Russian student Vera Gelo fired at Professor Emile Deschanel at the College de France after a literature lecture. Her companion was shot saving him, dying from a chest wound. Gelo was arrested, described as mentally deranged, claiming slander by Deschanel.
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Associated Press
Paris
College of France
Vera Gelo
Emile Deschanel
Chamber of Deputies
Prof. Deschanel
Bank Robbers Break Into New Baltimore Trust
William F. Sandell & company bank in New Baltimore Michigan was broken into last night by criminals who forced the safe and secured about 3500 dollars. They escaped on a hand cart. Police to investigate and pursue suspects.
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Associated Press
New
Baltimore
Mich
Willam F. Sandell & Company
Clapp Chosen On First Ballot At GOP Caucus
Moses E. Clapp of St. Paul was nominated for the short term United States Senate on the first ballot at the Republican caucus this afternoon in St. Paul Minnesota.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Letter Carriers Pay Limit Change Pared Back
Washington Jan 19 The House resumed work on the postal codification bill before order. Naval appropriation bill reported by Mr Foss of Illinois. An amendment by Mr W A Smith of Michigan to the codification bill proposed class and pay for letter carriers aimed at a separate measure. An amendment removing extra pay for work beyond forty eight hours in a week was agreed to.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Foss
Illinois
Naval Committee
Mfr
W. A. Smith
Moigan
Grip on a Warship in Philadelphia Disease Outbreak
The Russian cruiser Waring at Cramps ship yards reports six officers and seventy seamen bedridden with a grip epidemic. Many others are ill but mobile as surgeons transfer patients to hospitals. Crew says they were unaware of the disease before arriving in the United States.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cramps
Death of well known Omro harness dealer Chap man
W B Chap man a longtime Omro harness dealer died last evening after a period of ill health He leaves a wife and two sons one in Escanaba and one in Chicago The funeral will be held here tomorrow and the body will be taken to Green Lake for interment
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Omro
Wis
W. B. Chapman
Escanaba
Chicago
Green Lake
Hotel Buckman Fire at Little Falls Minn
Fire at the Hotel Buckman in Little Falls Minnesota destroyed the building early today. Losses were estimated at seventy five thousand dollars with insurance of thirty five hundred dollars. Owners were C. B. Buckman and Jerome Merusker and the property was leased by 8 R Bnow. Guests escaped in night clothes.
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Associated Press
Little Falls
Minn
Buckman
C. B. Buckman
Jerome Merusker
8. KR. Bnow
GREEDY CHILL AND BOLIVIA PROPOSAL REJECTED
A Washington report says Chill proposed partitioning Bolivia among four South American governments. Peru rejected the plan and urged Chile to recall its minister Custodio Vicuna. Brazil Argentina and Paraguay showed firm, undisclosed responses.
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Associated Press
New York
Herald
Washington
Chill
Bolivia
Peru
Lima
Custodio Vicuna
Brazil
Argentina
Paraguay
Neely to be sent to Cuba for embezzlement case
New York January 182 C F W Neely charged with embezzling public funds in Cuba while serving as financial agent of the Cuban department of posts will be taken to Cuba next week. John D Lindsay says no further steps will be taken in his behalf. The US Supreme Court mandate was received. extradition papers will be signed after state department submission and presidential signature.
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Associated Press
New York
C. F. W. Neely
Cuba
Department of Posts
John D. Lindsay
Neely
United States Supreme Court
United States District
Burnett
State Department
Jury returns second degree murder verdict after four ballots
In Paterson New Jersey on January 19 three of the accused Walter McAlister Andrew Campbell and William Death were found guilty of murder in the second degree for the death of Jennie Bosschieter. The fourteenth ballot ended with a compromise as five jurors favored first degree. Judge Dixon will mete out the maximum thirty years to each defendant. Kerr awaits trial.
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Dixon
Paterson
Kerr
Saul
Lawson yacht selects America for Boston defender
Call It America. Boston, January 1. The Lawson yacht advisory committees have decided to name the cup defender America in memory of the original Amer ica that won the cup. The decision will be presented to Mr. Lawson for approval. With Lawson favoring the name, the Boston defender is as good as named.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Lawson Yacht Advisory Committees
Lawson
Boston Defender
Pension Claims Burned In Washington Fire
Washington January 18 More than $0,000 pension claims in the office of Milo B Stevens and Co were destroyed in last night s fire Many papers were to be used as evidence to secure favorable action by the pension office on claims and cannot be replaced Thousands of claims pending before the treasury department and patent office were also destroyed and the loss will fall upon the claimants.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Milo B. Stevens & Co
Pension Office
Treasury Department
Patent Office
Minister Wu to Speak at St Louis Banquet
Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese minister, visits St Louis as guest of the Commercial Club. He will be banquet guest of honor tonight and deliver an address on Commercial Relations with China.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Wu Ting Fang
China
Rumors of British Amendments on Hay Pauncefote Treaty
Washington insiders expect Britain to return the amended Hay Pauncefote treaty with changes the U S Senate will reject. Officials admit they have no details on the amendments and base expectations on general canal policy tensions and Britain’s aim to avoid abandoning its claims over isthmian transit.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States Senate
Choate
Lord Pauncefote
Senate
Army Reorganization Bill Passes Senate By 43 to 23
The Senate approved the army reorganization bill 43 to 23. The regular army will include a lieutenant general, six major generals, fifteen brigadier generals, staff departments, and cavalry, artillery, and infantry regiments totaling 60,000 to 100,000 troops, with differences to be resolved in conference.
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Associates Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Regular Army
Engineer
Signal and Ordnance Corps
Military Academy
Naval appropriation bill sets record high total
Washington Jan 19 The naval appropriation bill was reported to the house with an elaborate statement by Chairman Foss. The measure carries 77,016,685 dollars, the largest ever reported by the committee on naval affairs, exceeding last year’s bill by 11,865,718 and falling 10,229,3 percent below the navy department estimates.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Foss
Naval Committee
Committee On Naval Affairs
Navy Department
Prof R L Garner Found Alive in Africa Study Post
The Associated Press reports Prof R L Garner, once reported missing in Africa, is alive and well in the heart of Africa pursuing his studies. The telegram was received by his sister Mrs J Welsh in Wanutauga Tennessee from Mrs Garner in Boston.
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Associated Press
Wanutauga
Tenn
R. L. Garner
Africa
J. Welsh
Garner
Boston
Plymouth man admits identity in horse stealing arraignment
Marvin Kuhtig, arrested near Plymouth Indiana Wednesday night after a hard fight, was arraigned today and admitted his identity. He faces charges of horse stealing.
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Plymouth
Ind
Marvin Kuhtig
Eulogies for the Late Senator Gear in Senate
The Senate devoted most of its session to eulogies for the late Senator John H Gear of Iowa who died in Washington last July. A resolution by Mr Eye called for copies of General Macarthur report and others on education in the Philippines. A resolution for the 100th anniversary of John Marshall’s chief justiceship was adopted.
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Associates Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
John H. Gear
Iowa
Eye
South Dakota
Secretary of War
Macarthur
Philippines
Lindsay
Kentucky
United States
John Marshall
Serious Injury For Shawano Singer On Train
Misa Bessie Lou Daggett, en route to Shawano for a performance, arrived home seriously injured after a chair in a Chicago and Northwestern train car toppled forward when a man entered. The seat struck her nose, she fainted and bled, with medical help aboard. She suffered bruising and shock to the nervous system and will be laid up for several days.
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Misa
Bessie Lou Daggett
Shawano
Chicago & Northwestern
Miss Daggett
Queen Victoria Ul and Borteai Hope for Changes
Front page notes upheaval rumors surrounding Queen Victoria and political shifts amid reports from Eureka on a death by action. Oshkosh coverage highlights next Poultry Association meeting amid traffic and transport notes.
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Borteai
Eureka
Tratn Oshkosh
Leysmture
Starial Books
Brevad Murey
Greenwood
Aes
Asaplexv
Ladies' Auxiliary to Y. M. C. A. Organized in Oshkosh
The Oshkosh YMC A forms a new ladies auxiliary with twenty members and elects Mrs A H Bartlett as president. Nine new members join at Thursday meeting, planning cooperation with the YMC A and social religious activities, plus decor projects for association rooms. The Junior Department becomes formal, with about thirty boys, aiming to reach one hundred members and offering gym, games, and instruction.
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Oshkosh Y. M. C. A
A. H. Bartlett
J. P. Abbott
William Wakeman
M.C. A
M. A
Oshkosh YMCA Bowling Tournament Chooses Champions
The Oshkosh YMCA announces a wide scale bowling tourney at association alleys. Ten clubs—Kickapoos Frontenacs Aristocks Manufacturers Cherokees Principals Bankers Lawyers Retail Dealers Physicians—will face in a round robin of ninety plus games to determine the overall team champion by highest average. Each club’s top bowler earns the honor of club champion with the final ten-club winner to be named champion bowler of the YMCA.
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Oshkosh ¥. M. C. A
Kickapoos
Frontenacs
Aristocks
Cherokees
Chamons
Divorce Granted to Merrill Residents Bryan v Bryan
A circuit court divorce was granted this afternoon to Susan Corliss Bryan from William Robert Bryan of Merrill. Mrs Bryan resides in Oshkosh. The decree cites cruel and inhuman treatment. Alimony of 1509 plus a yearly allowance for a minor son was ordered. The defendant is a Merrill and Wausau businessman.
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Susan Corliss Bryan
William Robert Bryan
Merri
Ryan
Oshkosh
Merrill and Wau- Sa
Cymric and Carib Prince Collision Near Queenstown
The White Star steamer Cymric from New York arrived at Queenstown yesterday and collided this morning with the British steamer Carib Prince in the Mercy. Both vessels sustained damage. tugs aided. Cymric damage minor, she proceeded to her berth. Carib Prince suffered damage to upper works.
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Wey Associated Press
Liverpool
White Star Line
Lindsay
New York
Queenstown
Philippine officer killed near Manila ambush
Adjutant General Corbin received a cable from General MacArthur reporting First Lieutenant John Morrison Jr., Fourth Cavalry, was killed near Capan, P. I., yesterday. He was a native of Iowa and it is believed he was shot from ambush while away from his company.
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Associated Press
Washington,d. C
Corbin
MacArthur
Manilla
John Morrison, Jr
Fourth Cavalry
Capan
P. I
Morrison
Iowa
Reward offered for arrest in Fred Alexander death
Seattle on January 11 1920s era council plans a 500 reward for each person implicated in the violent death of Fred Alexander at Leavenworth Kansas last Thursday night. National councils urged to cooperate in the effort.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
International Council of the World
Organization of
Fred Alexander
Leavenworth
Kan
Eureka Wife Dead on Kitchen Floor in Suspected Suicide
In Eureka Wisconsin Captain Charles Fishbeck found his wife Mrs. Fishbeck dead from a throat wound with a blood stained razor nearby. A large butcher knife showed an attempted throat cutting before using the razor. Coroner’s jury ruled suicide. she had a history of illness and religious devotion. The couple, long residents, leave a daughter Mrs. Roc Gill and a brother-in-law Thomas Fishbeck, postmaster. Funeral set for Sunday.
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Eureka
Wis
Charles Fishbeck
Mishbeck
Capt
Fishbeck
Roc Gill
Capt. Fishbeck
Thomas Fishbeck
Hundreds of Children View Wisconsin Poultry Show
The Wisconsin State Poultry association exhibition drew about 600 children who explored the poultry, dogs and pet stock from morning to noon. Children paid 50 cents admission, about 25 dollars.total. later free for women with a paid ticket. Exhibits remain until Sunday and Monday as managers report a financial success.
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Wisconsin State Poultry Association
Divorced Neenah Couple Planned To Remarry
Mr and Mrs William J Hesse of Neenah to resume marital relations after a circuit court divorce last August. A marriage license has been issued allowing remarriage after the five day waiting period. Mrs Hesse held custody of the minor children and division of property was arranged. Also listed are marriage license requests for Fred Westfall and Minnie Hedtke Oshkosh John Williams and Mrs B Roe Nekimi.
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William J. Hesse
Neenah
Snow flurries with warmer conditions forecast
Fragmentary weather notes indicate snow flurries and rising temperatures with southerly winds in Wisconsin by Sunday. The garbled text suggests a Jan 10 forecast with time temperature remarks and preparations underway, though many words are unreadable.
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Wisconsin
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