Davidson In Doubt Over Oshkosh Postmaster Race
Representative Davison weighs four candidates for Oshkosh postmaster after talks with rivals and allies. He has not stated his choice while insiders predict Clevon may not serve another term. Rivers and harbors plans include Green Bay Marinette Racine and Kenosha hearings. The agriculture committee will hear Grout on the McCleary bill with Davison McCleary and Ta wanders set to testify.
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Northwestern
Wallington
B. C
David von Ty Atill
Ovhkosh
Asp
Davison
Oleson
Davidson
Oshkosh
Clevon
Rivers and Tiarbors
Rivers and Harbors Committee
Wisconsin
Minor
Green Bay
Iown
Marinette
Cooper
Racise
Kenosha
House Committee On Agriculture
Grout
McCleary
Tawner
U. C. Stevens
Lodge and Rawlins Debate Philippine Tariff Policy
Washington senators discuss a Philip pine tariff during a January session. Lodge defends imperial policy while Rawlins warns the majority plan risks corruption, extra spending, and violence in the archipelago.
Irrigation discussed at national agricultural meeting
A discussions on irrigation policy featured Mr. Sibley of Pennsylvania and Mr. Newlands of Nevada. They argued for expanded irrigation to boost food supply and support farming communities facing declining land values in the eastern and southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Tracey
Warhington
Sibiey
Seg Ty Agricutural
Ranetibenty Atoll
aQotram Ali
Vali
Lana
Milan
Joes
Sitier
Nati Ponmiatien
Mr. Newlands
Nevada
Irrigation of Orla lands debated and British death sentence urged
Advocate explained the DAL provisions to avoid using public funds for reclamation and to use land sale proceeds. He argued existing and future irrigation would cover vast srt lands. Michigan’s Smirin reported British authorities seek death for Scheepers, prompting calls to urge the British government to spare him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orla
Stoler
Tie
DAL
Ties
Iowa
William Aiden Smirin
Michigan
Istradiveda Watton
South Afria
Senate
House
Scheepers
Kaiser's Yacht Launch Plans Draw U S Interest
Wallace Downey of the shipbuilding firm building Emperor William II’s yacht Mere-Roosevelt says President Roosevelt backs the February 2 launch date after consults at the State Department and with Rear Admirals Evans and Crowninshield. Invitations will number about 2000 with police protection and a government boat shuttle. Princess Henry hopes to join the voyage if royal consent is granted and an entourage accompanies her.
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Associatas Press
New York
Wallace Downey
Finn
Emperor William
Washington
President Roosevelt
Mr. Downey
Kaiser
Prince Henry
Corumn
State Department
Hill
Evans
Crownflell
Jersey Central
New Jersey
York
Jan
Hen
United States
Berlin
Aud Amersican
Corner Fear Grips American Tobacco Shares
The American Tobacco Company common stock was removed from the stock exchange after the company reported shares were bought at one per cent under the Consolidated Tobacco offer. The stock had recently climbed to 320, up about 16 in two weeks, with concerns of a developing corner ahead.
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Oy Associated Press
New York
American Tobacco Company
Stock Exchange
American Tobacco
Troublesome Crazy Snake Followers Spark Creek Indian Turmoil
A Creek infantry unit faces renewed disorder as Crazy Snake and his followers provoke trouble. Indian police chief Captain Jack Iihat recommends to arrest Crazy Snake and hold him for trial, aiming to curb violence and prevent further conflict.
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Associated Treas
Guthrie
Ox Dan
Crazy Snake
Thare
Jack
Iihat
Hee
Ife
Pursuit Abandoned After Highway Robbery Case
Paroled from New York Associated Press report from Guth, Kia dated January 21 describes orders from United States marshall offices to end the manhunt for the highway robbery gang. Investigators declare the murderers elusive and wounded, complicating efforts to prove their guilt.
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Ny Associated Press
Guth
Unie Staes Marerial
caQian
Fiariy
Pureaut
Anadarke
Carlos Visits Son After Unclear Incident
An unclear report notes Carlos visiting his son following a French government statement about a recent attack. Details are incomplete and obscured by transcription errors.
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Ace
Trevey
Ariss
Spaniah
Thas Pouived
Miners Convention Hearing on Meredith Accusations
Miss Meredith, a tailand, reads charges in a heated miners convention session alleging Pearce misappropriation and cover up by President Mitchell and Secretary-treasurer Wilson. Debate follows as officials deny the claims and a closed session is proposed amid tense proceedings.
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Dros
Trittanepotts, Dav
Gielist
Eta Wilner
United Mine Worker Sancti
Matos
Thermal Peta
Witlamal
Pam
Wiliam D. van Horn
Dad
van Horn
Love
Hartson
Uinols
Miss Meredith
Nichais
Pennsylvania
Lew
Uorking
Ohio
Dennison
Mitchel
Reese
Miss Mere
Meredith
van Morn
Peares
Mitchell
Wilson
Pearce
Wilken
French Lick Springs
Kengih
Miss Mercy
Tenet Smike
Butchers
SE. Mo
Narron Ag
St. Loyie
St. Louis
Ind
Schley's Appeal in Supreme Court Arguments Described
Report from Washington outlines the ongoing appeal by Schley and the Associated Press on the court proceedings. The article details the arguments and the role of the press in the case, noting the judge's anticipated ruling and the potential impact on public access to the proceedings.
Three Recaptured Federal Convicts in Nome Chase
An unclear report notes recapture of three federal prisoners after an escape attempt near Nome. Individuals named Snyder and James Care Tey are referenced amid tangled wording about a Nome surgeon and other figures. The article lacks coherent details or confirmed outcomes.
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Arama
Peter
Snyder
Tha
Jame Care Tey
Alaska
Wor Davie
Ener da
Nim
Fitzsimmons Hurt in Brooklyn Fight
Former champion boxer Fitzsimmons suffered severe back and spine pain after a fall during a bout in Brooklyn. Observers reported he was in distress and unable to continue.
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Brees
New York
Tleshealer
Fieim' Mans
Tedeen
Suairs
Fyrghen
Bronklyn
Notable figures linked to New Jersey case and federal death report
Fragmentary dispatch mentions a prowler case in Guttenberg New Jersey, a confinement at Morris Plains asylum, and a death of a senior official in Des Moines connected to the U S Land Office. Also notes a specialist from Des Moines and a veteran Mason, with ties to St Paul Minnesota and Jersey City events.
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York
Pteldhaw
Nantes
Bee Wiles
Sonia
Guttenberg
Weurack
Amd
Moerris Plains
N. J
Ingene
Uae
Jersey City
Mee Cteneks
Fle Heen
Nbs
St. Paul
Minn
Japhl Choy
Charles Te Grows
United States
Department
Des Moines
Richardson trial details murder case in Missouri
The Plattsburg jury in the 1940 murder case of Mrs. Addie B. Richardson against her husband Frank W. Richardson drew wide attention. The courtroom housed leading families and many relatives as state attorney C. F. Booker outlined the crime from December 24 in the Richardson home. The defendant faced first degree murder charges after Richardson was shot as he neared his wife’s bedroom.
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Platisbury
Mae
Addie B. Richardson
Frank W.itichardson
Savannah
Tedus
C. F. Booker
Richardson
Shipping Combine Shaky Amid Global Trade Tensions
London reports AP authorized statement on cartels uniting England and America trade on higher rates. One exception, a major US line, withdraws assent threatening collapsing talks. Separate dispatch notes Chicago to Buffalo steamship service continuation amid winter schedules and rate discussions.
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Associated Press
London
England
America
Yadiy Oftega
Lommen
United States
White Star
aAthintle Transport
Chicago
Buffalo
W. M. Lowrie
Northern Steamship Hae
Nords-Weert
North Land
Bui
World’s Fair Buildings See Construction Plans Unveiled
Director Isaac S Taylor of the Louisiana purchase expedition outlines bids and high interest for a new “Varied wing” at the World’s Fair. The article notes proposed sites in the Sierra region and emphasizes tax-supported support and development plans for the exposition venues.
Depew and Bride
The notice outlines a wedding between a Depew and a bride with details of a reception and invitations, listing several attendees and some names, though the text is fragmentary and hard to read. The event includes a reception following the ceremony and multiple invitations issued to guests. Local figures appear in the procession, with some names partially clear.
Reform of Taxation Debate In Legislature
A lettered note describes an agenda item on reforming taxation. It mentions a lieutenant and a committee of ways and means and judiciary, with discussion aimed at reimagining railroad irrigation taxation measures. The fragment suggests political maneuvers and potential Senate actions.
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Senate
Inca
Judiciary
Death Follows Defeat In Local Election Scuffle
berichtet story recounts a violent scene tied to an election with the death of William of Woffmeister by suicide at a motellike venue. Deputy Coroner Dowgher confirms the death and notes the political arrest of Overbeck at Four Courts.
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Arsochited
Presa
Plauen
Alghes
Overbeck
Tolland
Mne
Quiet at Panama as Herrera defends city
In Panama Colombia on January 21 1900 General Herrera told U S cruiser Philadelphia captain that he remained to prevent government use of steamer Lautaro against the minerals. Seven government soldiers were killed and four wounded while rebels had seven killed or wounded. Colombian consul in New York reports General Alban died aboard Lautaro after attacking the rebel fleet.
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Associated Press
Panama
Colombia
Jan
General Herrera
Mead
United States
Philadelphiaa
Hoe
Alban
New York
Buguri
Efiy
Arjona
Albat
Submarine Torpedo Boats Pike and Grampus Near Launch
In San Francisco on January 21, the submarine torpedo boats Pike and Grampus, built at Union Iron Works for the U S Navy, are nearly completed and expected to launch around the first of next month. Trials both submerged and surface will follow, with readiness for service at launch. The transport Thomas has returned to the dock after 16 weeks of repairs, and work continues on the transport Sherman toward service.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cat
Pike and Grampus
Union Iron Works
Unified States Navy
Thomas
Union
Reo
Transport Dock
Sherman
Bayonet Tip Found In Soldier's Lungs
James W. Plunkett, a 20 year veteran of the army, is stay ing in Los Angeles California when doctors remove a bayonet tip from his lung after he coughed it up and believe he swallowed it. He formerly served with the Forty-fifth United States Volunteer Infantry and cannot explain how the tip got into his lungs.
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Associated Press
Ios Angeles
Cal
James W. Plunkett
Cii
Phinkett
United States Volunteer Infantry
Heoffers
Danish West Indies Sale Question Faces Danish Vote
Franz von Jessen, Danish special commissioner, reports to Copenhagen that the sale of the Danish West Indies to the United States is being debated in St Thomas St Croix and St John. He says he will urge a public vote in Denmark as to the islands future with nine tenths opposing any change.
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Associated Press
New York
Franz von Jessen
Denmarkn
Convention Opens For 7th Cutters Association In Wisconsin
The opening of a four day convention of the seven percent women Cutters Association of America in aukee Wis marks the start. Delegates including a group from Canada attend at the Mankinson house with Paulist secretary addressing the agenda on What to Do for the Goal of the Association. The afternoon session focuses on maskboard illustrations.
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Pressedaukee
Wis
Hunters Barred in Texas Permit Skirmish
An AP dispatch from Wennleon Texas reports officials refusing permit approvals for certain privileges tied to a fearon given by the invior. The story notes directives from the avepetary to deny access to these rights.
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Associated Press
Twennleon
Texas
Thlian
Sromfentz Pas
Roosevelt nominates Dr. Rixey for Surgeon General
President Roosevelt nominates Dr. Pressly M. Rixey to be Surgeon General of the Navy in a Washington announcement dated January 21. The move places the Navy medical chief in the national health leadership.
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Ry Associated Presa Wasincton
Roosevelt Relay
Presssy M. Rixey
Avy
Kitchener’s Report on War Casualties and Surrenders
Associated Press summary from January reports: since January 1, thirty-one Toers killed, thirteen wounded. No further details on prisoners or prisoners rendered provided.
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Presa
Landen
Wisconsin paper strike affects Fox River mills spread across region
In Neenah and Menasha and Appleton areas the paper mills face a partial strike with some mills already granting union demands. The national Brotherhood report notes 12,000 members across 200 mills, while most plants in Appleton and Green Bay have concessions and others remain under short time or idle states. The situation remains largely quiet with negotiations ongoing and a few mills continuing limited operation.
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sHih
Wis
Juan
Watertown
Neenah
Ash
Tistiniiten
Wiscord
Easu Wirertuwa
Niagara
Palin
N.Y Halyoke
Fitchbury
Mars
N. OY
Hamilton
Opera
Abo
Fox River Valley
Menasha
Howard and Gilbert Paper Companies
Neenah and
Winnebago Company Paper Mills
Whiting
John Strange Paper Company
Menasha Paper Company
N¢enah
Paper Mikers
Apaleron
Patten Paper Company
Kimberly-Clark Company
Fox River Paper Company
Appleton
Kaukauna
Green Bay
de Pere
Speradives
Wisconsin Valley
Speelay
Apmeton
Alett
Pramir
Sit Tm
Nekoosa Paper Company
John Edwards Manufacturing Company
Centrada Pulp and Water Power Company
Centralia Pulp and Water Power Company
Nekcom Tolils
Pert
Lae
Netcon
Port Edwards
Appletox
John McNaughten
Gan
Shattuck & Watcock
Tiver
Green Tay
Nencannon
Stevens Point
Stevens Paint
Death of Mrs. Eva Prudence Sweet
Mrs Eva Prudence Sweet wife of G L Sweet dies Monday evening in Absent after a long illness. She was twenty five years old and survived by a husband and several children. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Eva Prudence Sweet
G. L
Siu
Chicago Council Blocks Lofty Skyscraper Plans
The Chicago city council defeated petitions for seven sixteen story and one fourteen story buildings in a move opposed by outlying districts. They argued tall structures downtown would congest the business district and violate a ten story height ordinance, despite about 12 million in capital backing the proposals.
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fBy
Presa
Chicago
Tan
Manual Training Favored by School Faculty
Morning talks at the Normal school show strong faculty support for manual training. Miss J Look described the Swedish Lloyd school's high grade work including woodwork brass steel wire and basketry. She noted the long main room aisled work in progress and performances of Swedish songs by Eva Foster for Normal students.
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Lloyd School
Sweden
Lloyd
Abramson
Eva Foster
Miss Look
Mystic Workers Install Interesting Exercises at Elks Hall
The Mystic Workers of the World held their installation last evening at Elks Hall. Officers installed included FPresset Thomas Le Monitor, Mrs Cooling secretary J C Joslyn banker M Dan marshal Charles Jones warden Archibald Chapman sentinel William Henry physician Dr Brockway supervisors Henry Danmuth Roger Crowkeil George Johnson. Entertainment followed with piano solo Marzuerite Danmuth recitation Essix Krueger solo Mr 2 recitation Mr Cooling violin Miss Johnson Ray Shhnson. membership organization by Mrs Josyn solo Marguerite Danmuth State Denuity vial. Present were the Mystic Workers and friends for a pleasant social time.
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Elks’ Ait
Thomas Lemonitor
Cooling
J. C. Joslyn
M Danmarshal
Charles Jones
Archibald Chapman
Sentinel
William Henry
Brockway
Ienry Danmuth
Roger Crowkeil
George Johnson
Marzuerite Danmuth
Essix Krueger
Mr. Cooling
Mies Johnson
Ray Shhnson
Pamen Organization of
Amysiic Workers
Mre
Joziyn
Marguerite Danmuth
Denuity Vial
M Werters
Sage Dead Shocks Neenah as Local Figures React
C H Sage former Neenah resident dies suddenly in Cleveland from pneumonia. His widow Mrs Sage travels after the news. Sage served as secretary of the YOM in Oshkosh and was highly regarded locally. Burial plans remain uncertain as details unfold.
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Neenah
Wis
Clevelan
C. H. Sage
Pneuimonis
Sace
Hubert Mille
Cleveland
Sage
Woman Appeals Decree In Property Case At Supreme Court
Jan 11 hearings as Hy Aserciatet Press notes Mrs Green appeals a lower court ruling. Her husband Cicero Williams is named in the suit, with damages claimed over 9.20 dollars from the estate. The case centers on a beneficiary’s share and alleged misappropriation by the defendant.
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Hy Aserciatet Press Eten
Doss
Mre
Wey Green
Clare Ustener
New Bing Mivde
Supreme Court
Crogee
Sillia Ann Llowiamd
Canadian Coal Trials Stir Nordic Rail Trade
Stockholm reports that rising coal prices prompt a We Seen railways experiment with Canadian coal. A trial shipment reached Gothenburg with more cargos to follow as negotiations with Russia Denmark and others proceed.
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Asnodlavid Povas
New York
Stockholm
Daly Mall
Ash Railways
Gothenburg
Fires Devastate Dome Town and Pittsburgh Brick Plant
Seven men burned to death at Camp No 5 Otter Creek Lumber in Shinnston near the Monongahela division. A second fire at J H Rumbaugh Brick plant in Pitcairn threatens the drying houses and boiler room, with the cause under investigation and possible tramp involvement.
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Associated Press
Fairmont
W. Vin
Shirdiston
Monongeheta
Ballinsre & Ola
Weat
Virginian Central Railway
Cook Room
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
J. H. Rumbaugh Brick Company
Pitcairn
Will of F C Shattuck Admitted to Probate in Neenah
The Neenah county court admitted the will of the late F C Shattuck to probate. The estate leaves most homestead items to widow Mrs Clara A Shattuck. Legacies include 35000 to Francis A Maul, 200 to Hoy J Grown, 1000 to Trulie Browesey, and property to three minor children Sidney Frank Arthur A Shattuck. Guardians and executors named: Mrs Clara A Shattuck and Li ney Frank Shattuck and Hermon Ey of Appleton with no bonds. The estate value was not stated. Shattuck is described as a millionaire.
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F. C. Shattuck
Neenah
Clara A. Shattuck
Francis’ A. Maul
Pochester
Hoy
J. Grown
Salt Lake City
Utah
Trulie
Browesey
Rat Sonal
Sidney
Arthur T. Shatuck A. Shattuck
Liney
Frank Shattuck
Hermon Ey
Appleton
Mr. Shatuck
Sequel of Raid on Lake Winnebago Nets Fines
Deputy Warden Knudson led a Fond du Lac expedition with ML Lester on January 7 against illegal nets and set lines used by Winnebago fishermen. Abrams Herman Nummer and Fred Abrams pleaded guilty in Fond du Lac Justice Watson court, paying fines of 20 dollars each. a fourth defendant remained unresolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knudson
ML Lester
Fond du L
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Two Men Killed as Rail Car Capsizes Near Cherokee
A Jan 21 report from Cherokee states a rail car being unloaded overturned three miles east of town, killing two care of men and injuring three others. Rescue work and investigations followed as officials assessed the scene and cause of the accident.
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Prema
Short Notes on Local Events and Services
Mrs ROH Tigckett and Mrs Downe issue invitations for a 5 a luncheon at the catury Torsha Laze. Funeral for Miss Sophia Dereick held at St Jacent church on Oregon Street. Bearers included Mise Josie Catering, Misa Catiline Blecka, Alias Mary Siad. A marriage license issued for Attra Church of Miln Agnus Frank to them. Infant son of Mr Joe Meser of Michiana Street died. Short funeral tomorrow at residence Rew Mig Day. Jan 33. Temperature and wind noted, rain likely tonight.
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Roh. Tigckett
Downe
Mary Siad
Tsa
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Jar Incich
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Gener Omlern
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Schley
Associatns Press
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D. Am
Averal
Fitzsimmons
New York Theater
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Ulliet
Triad
Que Klin
St. Lenin
Depew and Bride
Dinger
Aew Vari
Eevere West
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Whitelag
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Jamithdate
Legion of Hoar
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United States Navy
Danish West Indies
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Rixey
Kitchener
Strathcoat
Muster Paper
Wise Vousin Hiver Pulp Rod Paper Company
G. Lb
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Re Jn
Onhikosh Council
Elka’ Mall
Oshkosh ¥. 4. C. A
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Cleveland, Co
Hetty
Canadian Coal
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F. C
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Wesal
Hruhive
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