Wisconsin Football Crisis Sparks Faculty Vote And Student Split
Wisconsin faces a football crisis as faculty refuse to consider a student petition to retain football with 800 signatures. The dispute centers on graduate coaching and potential coach Edward Cochems, with mixed Western Conference views and a Chicago meeting debating game retention.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Western Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Big Nine
Chicago Beach
Angell
University of Michigan
F. J. Turner
University of Wisconsin
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Thomas Mahon
G. &. McConochie
Perry Stroud
Turner
Wisconsin
Edward B. Cochems
Cochems
Etu~dent
Athletic Council
Inothail
Cochemms
Wiceanchiy
Niafiy Careimal
Ibs
Jannie
Font- Vail
Wisconsie
Fonthal
Professor Tarver
Corm
Wisconsin Football Future in Doubt as Regents Back Faculty
Regents back the faculty in a hurried yesterday vote that weakens student influence. The action makes it likely football will cease at the University of Wisconsin after a short period, signaling a major change in the athletics program.
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University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin insurance chief pushes lifetime accounting reform
Zeno MM Host, Wisconsin insurance commissioner, visiting New York, urged annual accounting and surplus distribution to policyholders. He proposed limiting agent commissions, banning proxies, and allowing in person or mail voting, saying a special Wisconsin legislature session may be needed to enact these reforms.
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Associated Press
New York
Zeno MM
Wisconsin
Walling Arrest Report Turned Out Unfounded
St Petersburg dispatch confirms no arrest of William English Walling for revolutionary activity. AP inquiry into the claim found the report erroneous. Abraham Cahan, editor of The Jewish Daily Forward, had earlier supplied the arrest claim, which was later corrected by AP.
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Associated Press
New York
St. Pet Érsburg
Willam English Walting
Walling
Abraham Cahan
Forures
Railway Switchman Sues For Twenty Thousand Dollars
Frederick L. Yockey sues Chicago and Northwestern Railway and Roemheld & Gallery for 20000 dollars in circuit court alleging injuries from a December 1904 switchyard wreck blamed on timbers left by the contractors. Jury selection completed. trial underway with Hume & Dellerich for plaintiff and Hyzer for the railroad. County court judge reverses justice judgment, awarding plaintiff rent sum of 1.25? (text incomplete).
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Frederick L. Yockey
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
Roemheld & Gallery
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company, Et al
Yockey
Rhoemheld & Gallery
Main Street
Auit
J. F. Trotter
William A. Foote
David Tipler
Clinton Booth
W. M. Cestle
J. D. Bilers
George Fraleigh
Anton Dreves
Nelson Pierce
J. J. Anderson
Jerry Vosburg
Hyzer
Deorge H. Randall
C. D. Cleveland
D. H. Race
Earl D. Heath
F. A. Kaerner
Justice Court
Rare
Heath
Willlams
Wisconsin Poultry Exhibition Attracts Strong Attendance
The Wisconsin State Poultry Association exhibition drew record attendance this week with blue ribbon prizes and widespread interest. Tamras Lee & Son of the city led with eighteen prizes and twenty birds shown, among 44 fowl entries including a rare California quail pair likely unique in the region.
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Wisconsin State Poultry
Armory
Tamras Lee & Son
California
Pact of Unisereing
Root Assails Consular Service Shortcomings before House
Secretary Root told the House appropriations panel that many consulates are underused and staffed by aging officials kept in place by custom. He supported a pending consular bill that grades posts, ends certain fees, and seeks reforms to curb foreign clerks and noncitizens in consular work. He warned reform rests on changing long standing practice and noted the reciprocity bureau may not be permanent.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Root
House Appropriations Committee
State Department
Foot
Livingston
Brundige
Mr. Graff
Mr. Livingston
Congress
Secretary Root
Senate
Kasson
Littauet
INA
China
Roolanki
Chinees
Min Roon
Gans Sullivan Rematch Promised at Woodward's Tonight
San Francisco January 7 1902 Joe Gans and Mike Sullivan meet for twenty rounds at Woodward's in lively spectacle. Bets favored Gans ten to seven as Sullivan money edged up. Weigh in at four this afternoon with agreed weights of 142 pounds per fighter.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Joe Gans
Mike
Twin
Statehood Bill Targeted for House Next Week
Washington date line reports after a speaker room conference the house will take up the statehood bill next Wednesday. The defense deficiency bill totaling 16 216 603 includes 5 300 786 for the Panama canal and was reviewed in committee of the whole chaired by Sherman. Senate committee on territories studied the bill, with changes noted and Republican insurgent strength estimated at forty one, as a rule to prevent splitting the statehood issue. A rail rate ranking bill and a delegate for Alaska were also discussed by Senate committees.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Sherman
New York
Lattauer
Panama Canal
Senate Committee On Territories
Clarke
Arkadians
Senate Committee On Interstate Commerce
Senate Committee On Territories Today
Nelson
Congress
Alaska
Athletic Association
W. F. Coolidge
A. H. Sage
Mise Zaidee Bovee
Meg Sarah Cone Bryant
Boston
Klugtraliena Miles Ryan
Misa Bryant
Basketball Contest At Menasha Tonight
Young Aren's Social club of Menasha faces the Normal school team of a big city in a promising close game. Stars Bell Grode Nevermann and Simith hays from Menasha clash with the Pedagogues under referee Bruehl and umpire Sorenson.
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Young Aren’s Social Club
Menasha
Big City
Bell
Grode
Nevermann
Simith Hays
Bruehl
Sorenson
Neumann Dead After Brief Illness In Oshkosh
Mrs Katherine NeNeuar wife of George W Neumann died at home after a brief illness at six o clock this evening. She was known in Oshkosh and connected with the local poor relief and War War veterans. The family came from Oshkosh. Mr Neumann a veteran of the civil war and the couple had married in Wisconsin.
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Katherine Neerar
George W Neumann
Wangos
Rte
Cork
Neumann
Oshkosh
Mie
Keanere
Howe
Haring
Hushend
Martin
Algoma
William
Nogales
Ariz
Helen Monk
George Newmann
Misaes
Katherine
Anna Neumann
Sepeless
O'Elohk
Charles Quellerich
Deayie
Pfeil
Joseph Mf. Pieil
Federal supervision bill pitched by Senator Dryden in Newark
Senator John F Dryden of New Jersey outlines in Newark a federal plan to supervise interstate life insurance. The measure would place interstate insurers under federal control while allowing states to oversee domestic companies, ending inter state chaos and expanding insurance scope. Funeral notices detail the passing of Mrs Pfell aged 26 with services at St Mary's Church and Riverside Cemetery.
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John F. Dryden
New Jersey
United States Senate
Newark
N. J
Senator Dryder
Tmes
Awards At Wisconsin State Poultry Show Highlights Winners
Judges Lambert and McClare advanced scoring at the Wisconsin State Poultry Show with Show Secretary F A Allen announcing additional awards. The updated results list King brothers and G W Oaks among top barred rocks, Henry Hunt sweeping Bartridgh and White Wyandottes, and Bay View Poultry Association securing multiple medals across classes.
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Lambert and McClare
F. A. Allen
Plymouth Rocks
Barred Rocks
King Brothers
G. W. Oaks
Robert Adams
Silver Spring Farm
Bartridgh
Henry Hunt
White Plymouth Rocks
Cocka
Carl H. Krippene
A. J. Shannon
C. M. Renne
Charles Forse
E. H. Korrer
Charles Foss
Henry J. Hunt
Hens
M. C. Gerard
Pollets
Mee God
Th. Pene
A. C. Hathaway
White Wyandottes
A. F. Grebel
William Harvey
E. A. Schiller
Borne & Rice
Eal A. Beciller
Bay View Poultry Snssociation
Boy Granted Damages In School Punishment Case
In the circuit court the jury found for the plaintiff Frank Last, awarding $400 in actual damages for injuries from a May 13 1904 incident at Smith School. The case details a teacher principal George T Arnold alleged to have used excessive force, with no intent to injure. The jury returned a special verdict and the court set a new trial date for potential motions.
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Frank Last
George T. Arnold
Arnold
Smith School
Arnond
Frank
Actusl Damames
Te Eaton & Eaton
Do Pinkert
Alitord
FA Potter
Jamon Auefin
Waterit
Harry RB
Losses for Unionists as Liberal tide rises in Belfast election
London dispatch reports Joseph Devlin, an Irish Nationalist, won West Belfast, a former Unionist stronghold. Liberals gain numerous seats while Unionists suffer across counties. Notables include John Dillon and Lord Willoughby de Eresby among candidates. Chamberlain gains praise despite overall Liberal surge.
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Associated Prep
London
West Belfast
Joseph Devlin
Belfast
Mr. Devlin
Thomas Sexton
Innel
John Dillon
Lord Willoughby de Eresby
Misa Alolas Breese
New York
Unioniata
Faing
Sunderland
Warwickshire
Wiliam St. John Broderick
State For
India
Guildford
Surrey
Henry Chaplin
Local Government Board
Sleaford
Lincalnehire
Allwayn
Eltons
Board of Agriculture
Ramsey
Huntingdonshire
Avaelanche
America
Stopford W. Brooke
Boston
Massa
Bow and Bromley
Tower Hamlets
Glasgow
Aberal
John Morley
Montrose
Lancashire
Manchester
Lord Blamey
Laborite
W. T. Wilton
C. A. Crippal
H. Nuttall
Joseph
C Tale
Birmingham
Mr. Balfour
Chamberlain
Bridge Construction Update Shows Draw Span Adjustment Satisfactory
Consulting engineer Kerl Lehmann reports the center draw of the Main Street bridge appears properly raised and adjusted by Modern Steel Structure Co. He and City Engineer Randall continue inspection. Temporary wooden blocks block ends of the draw span. readers and contractors are to be identified. no immediate danger to traffic is noted.
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Kerl L. Lehmann
Main Street
Steel
Lehmann
George H. Randall
Eekmann
Modern Steel Pernetural Company
Reemheld & Gallery
Iehmann
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University
Chileago
Insurance Law
St. Petersburg
Sues
House Committee
Py Ie
Courve Dieon Te
Was. Neumann
Buff Wyandottes
Cockerels
Frank Blood
Willam, Mertz
Hene
William Mertz
A Puliets
Partridge Wyandottes
Cocky
Willaam Mertz
A. M. Wilson
C. Mt. Barney
Pullett
C. M. Barney
Penix
William Hoeaner
H. C. Hunt
Polleta
Wiliam Roesner
Pens
R. C. Hunt
Schulz
H. Burne & Son
E. H. Orvis
J. H. Thurne & Son
E. H. Unis
Hrena
A. M. Schulz
E. A. Orvis
J. Burne
J. Burne & Son, Third. Pulleta—J. H. Burne
Pulles
Bay View Poultry Associa
Black Cochin Bantams
G. M Wells
Ecconit
Corker
MM Well
RC. Willatha
la Firgebing
Heneei
MM. Wells
Pullers
M. Welle
Crke-Ponta A Ser
Wi Hate
Roota & Stier
John Harner
Pay View Pountry Association
Boy
Weat
Toam
Morrie
Bebeora Gwuemeli
C.H. Willams
Data Pornie
Bh & Hejthann Co
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