Thaw Jury Selection Begins Amid Disorder and Debate
The Thaw murder trial opens with jurors questioned amid protests over the unwritten law and insanity questions. Judge Fitzgerald and District Attorney Jerome press for fair voir dire as Harry Thaw sits with his family and legal team in the crowded New York courtroom.
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New York
Herb
Wendall Thaw
Stanford White
Madison Square Root Garden
Talesman
Atusisus
Thayn
Teraine
Indo
Filer
Aetun
Air Garvan
Phaw
Mr. Hastridge
John
Gleason
Delphin M. Delmas
A. Peabody
Alga
Cormsgel
Éee
Tioward
Neslit
Harry K. Thaw
Chales Harnett
Warry
Thera
Rial
Fitrin Jutri
Supreme Court
Drelule
Criminal Courts
Psidhig
Roon
Fey
Phiympen
Court of
Thaw
Williuamt Thaw
Fittsburg
Shea
Countess of
Yarmouth
George Tuander Camegice
Evel Neshiy Thue
Harry
May Kenzie
Eve- Ty ‘Phaw
Aint Square
Edward Thaw
George Lauder Carnegie
Itelaw
Jovelyn Thaw
Jerome
Figerad
Josephine Terranova
Wis
Dr. Mabin
Dra. Flint
McDonald
Bir. Feroure
Juanus Fitzgerald
Charles W. Bryden
Poin m
Pitagerald
Bryden
Deming Ti. Snitch
Uindrel
Dao Smitly
Tilesman
Youxton Geleer
Thomas Ateitaieb
Cyho
Cafe Marua
Mip
Ain Qbunmiaeh
Senate Votes On Salary Increases For Top Officials
Washington Jan 23 The senate considered raising salaries to 7500 for senators and members and 12000 for vice president speaker and cabinet members, with House approval. Berry opposed. amendment to limit to vice president speaker and cabinet failed 17 to 36. President told Davis he supports higher pay for government staff but wants military pay included. Senate also approved two land settlement resolutions extending entitlements and granting leave for Idaho entrymen, and asked War Secretary for report on the harbor board act.
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Associated Press
Committee On Appropriations
DOT
Senatr
House
Senate
Davis
Minnesota
Congress
Idaho
Secretary of War
Ohta
Smithsonian picks Watcott as secretary in annual meeting
Charles D. Watcott, director of the geological survey, was elected secretary of the Smithsonian Institution by the board of regents at the annual meeting in Washington D C on January 23.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Charles D. Watlcott
Geological Survey
Smithsonian Institution
Ragente
President urges expansion of steamship trade to Asia and South America
The president advocates sending more ships to develop trade with Asia and the South American coast. He cites Cunard and British policy precedents and argues against surrendering commerce to rivals. He supports a bill discussed in Congress as a pragmatic step in promoting national business interests.
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Washington
H.C
Socecars
Commission
Orient
South
Antria
Pba
Pension Bill Debated as Agricul ture Budget Moves Forward
The House began consideration of the pension appropriation bill. Rep Wadspoorth of New York from the agriculture commission reported the agricultural bill and said he would call it up tomorrow. Mr Sims of Wisconsin introduced a House resolution praising the president’s actions regarding companies A and B of the Twenty-fifth Infantry. The Tennessee legislature had urged senators and representatives to support the president.
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Washington
DD. C
Wadspoorth
New York
Commission On Agriculture
Agricultural Department
Sims
Weniussee Tofay
Twenty-fifth Infantry
Tennessee
Senate Reelects Bailey Etkins and Simmons in State Sessions
In Washington the Senate and House reconvened to certify the reelection of Joseph Bailey to the U S Senate. In Charleston West Virginia the legislature in joint session confirmed Stephen S Elkins for another term as senator. In Raleigh North Carolina the general assembly in joint session reelected Democrat M Simmons to the U S Senate.
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North Carolina
M. Simmons
United States’ Senate
Water famine follows in Parkersburg after flood
Parkersburg West Virginia on January 24 faced a water famine after the waterworks pumping station broke down a large pump failed. Reserve tanks on Prospect Hill are exhausted and small pumps clogged by mud from the high water are out of commission. City officials cannot say how long conditions will last.
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Associated Prose
Parkersburg
W. Va
Senators Back Crane for Oshkosh Postmaster Nomination
Washington Jan 21 senators Fipconer and La Follette state no objections to FE M Crane nomination as Oshkosh postmaster and expect confirmation soon. HL C Bevens reports from Washington.
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Washington, D. C
Fipconer
la Follette
FE. M. Crane
Oshkosh
HL C. Bevens
Resignation Accepted by President Roosevelt
Jane Chatrea Shonts of the Philippine Commission tendered her resignation to the president at the pleasure of the, but not later than March 4 the president accepted the resignation with extreme tact.
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Associated Ree
Washington, D
JaneChatremin Shonts
Fihman
Nna Commission
eTodhye
Buttnot
Maren
Roosevelt
Boxing match plans form around Beaver Dam contenders
Arrangements for an amateur boxing bout in Oshkosh list Young Edwards of Beaver Dam and Eddie McGoorty as rivals after a recent Fond du Lac draw. The Milwaukee Fond du Lac clubs back the event with tentative opponents including George Ryan Al Bright or Otto Karp. Ray Davis arrives in Oshkosh to seek a match with Zuchike of Appleton as Morehead of Milwaukee facilitates.
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Thomas Hyau
Young’ Edwards
Beaver Dam
Eddie McGoorty
F This Elty
Fond du Lag
Thin City
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Fond Die Tee
Jiyan
George Ryan
al Bright
Otto Karp Winamon
Ater
Barney Cinnamon Onkce
Ray Davi
Zuchike
Appleton
Morehead
Lin
Thy
Sanamen
McGoorty
Edwards
Go Carney
Kid Farmer
Hla
Green Bay
Car Barn Fire Destroys Huntington Street Railway Buildings
Fire swept the Camérr Interstate Street railway car barns in Huntington West Virginia destroying about twenty cars and a portion of the building with an estimated loss of 120000. In Cincinnati Ohio the main building data and tanks of the Cincinnati Reduction company at Andersons Ferry burned with a loss of 370000.
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Huntington
W. Va
Associated Press
Thuntington
Camérr Interstate Street Railway
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reduction Company
Andersons Ferry
Shot Kills Man Then Turns Gun on Self at Rice Lake Party
An attack at a Rice Lake birthday gathering left Martin Guchock 29 dead after a dispute with Lipak. Lipak fired twice, killing Guchock and injuring himself in a suicide attempt. he is hospitalized in critical condition. The incident occurred at the home of William Rice in Crane County yesterday.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jane
Crandon
Altet
Martin Guchock
Eymour
Lipak
Joseph Hettinger
Guchock
William Rice
Rice Lake
Thin County
Bimeelf
Explosion at Palmara Plant Kills Workers
A blast at the Palmara plant early today killed several workers and left many missing. Authorities report the explosion occurred in the main entry. the death toll and identities remain unclear as crews search the scene.
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Cale Telopal Drat Rompany mdi
Pelmera
Thohett O'Ne
Franke Uobut
Turer
Oshkosh Soldier Promoted to First Lieutenant
Oshkosh young man in the Seventh Regiment United States Infantry is promoted to first lieutenant while on leave from Fort Leavenworth. Lieutenant Wallen W. Tenes s as in charge of a detachment guarding the late President Med lade y at Canton. He will likely receive a two to three month home leave after promotion.
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Wallen W. Tenesas
Nin
Seventh Regiment
United States Infantry
Meds Lade Y
Camton
Paurenc Y
Msgs
Peter Jep-pi
Bay Street
Leive
Absensa
Fort Leavenworth
Kaw
Ely
Chicago & Northwestern
Canton
Fort Wayne
Mich
Cily Hmits
Detroit
Tepean
Richard Krolow
Doty Street
Teplan
Tle
Oshkos Normal School
Blesineston
Faculty of the Evesly
Orberdlurigs
Hobor
Bebor
Bay Beer
Adesait
Ase B
Lestabrook
Theo Sesame
Renater Tatas
Benater
Theoden Racine
Ciadtier
WSN
Pat Turdinkert
Valle Wolk
Wilwankee
Fermadtia
Railway seeks condemnation for Broad Street real estate
Chicago and Northwestern Railway applies to the circuit court of its county for the right to condemn certain Broad street properties in Shis city for a second main track. The owners named include Fred King John W Allen Mary V Alten andros A Forbes and others with interests by Mrs Alten and Lucy A Forbes in lots 17 and 18 block 25 Gilbert Avery's addition second ward and lot 1 block 4 Aller's addition second ward.
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Edward M. Hyzer
Milwaukee
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
Broad Street
Fred King
John W. Allen
Mary V. Alten
Andros
A. Forbes
Alten
Tucy A. Forbes
Descri
Gilbert Avery
King
Aliler
Land condemnation petition proceedings delayed in county court
A garbled court document outlines condemnation for a parcel thirteen feet wide held by a company. Proceedings were transferred from County Judge Cleveland to the wrong court and remain pending. The judge ordered compensation to be determined for interested parties and set a future hearing for service.
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County Fudge
Cleveland
Hater
Dng Watt
Assembly controversy over university funding and labor interests
A local assembly debates university support and labor issues. The discussion centers on stipend funding, faculty concerns, and political maneuvers involving the assembly, labor groups, and university officials. Widespread tension marks the session as votes and motions unfold.
Suits Ordered Dismissed in Wisconsin Case
The Appleton case before Judge Goodland ended with judgments in favor of the State bank of Laie. The circuit judge ruled the debts valid and damages due, dismissing the bankrupts claims and ordering costs against the defendants. Details reference Merc Erteguieir and local counsel in Appleton proceedings.
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Johan Guollindg
Appleton
Stan Wohlers
Aun
Goodland
State Bank of
Laie
Javan
Daleanghe
Merc Erteguieir
Heese
Mur
Manaus
Thor & Eareh
Raga
Charles
Humorist Gillilan to Entertain at Opera House
Strickland W. Gillilan, a humorist, appears this evening as the opening act of the Mun's club lecture course at the Phat Congregational church. The program begins at 8 15 and advance ticket sales show strong demand for his Oshkosh engagement.
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Strickland W. Gillan
Mun
Phat Congregational Church
GilRan
Oshkesh
Gillian
Gillilan
Wisconsin River and Harbor Bills Reported Passages
Washington reports Wisconsin harbor and river improvements funded in the river and harbor appropriation. The measure itemizes allocations for Renosla, Maine, Sheboygan, and ports including dredging, piers, surveys, and protection works across multiple harbors with a total near 1.3 million dollars.
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Spetus
Washington, D.C
Wisconsin
Davidson
Chemia
WoRowlay
Renosla
Mauine
Sistig Trek
Opiintenanes
Harhoy
Adele
Dreigtneei
Upper
Mississippi
Jism &T
Death of William Chase and funeral notes
The obituary notes the death of William Chase after weeks of illness at age 64 in Oshkosh. Arrangements for the funeral are not yet made. A separate notice records the funeral of Martin Killey to be held Friday at Br Putars church with Rev McDoneall officiating. Killey, a well known Oshkosh resident, leaves four children including John T. Kelley and Elizabeth Melley plus Mrs Frank Wydren and Miss P Connors.
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Willian Chase
Lips Sekeuith Street
Axentias
Athaness
Chase Amd
Elty
Og Sikler
Mira Iatvey Whitwell
Ber- Hn
Dereised
Trewad
Walvis
Maine
Killey
Martin Kelley
Ning Oolock
Br. Putars Church
McDoneall
Oshkosh
John T. Kelley
Chicago
Elizabeth Melley
Frank Wydren
Mia. P . Connors
Martnetta
Konrad Below Wedding Unites Well Known Pair
John Konrad of Kansas City Mo and Miss Alina Below wed Tuesday evening at 49 Oregon Street home of E F Below. Ceremony by Rev W C Ant of Eighth Street Lutheran church attended by about fifty relatives and friends. The couple plan to reside in Kansas City after a wedding dinner and reception.
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Kansas
Alina
E. F. Below
Oregon Alreet
W. C. Ant
Eighth Street Lutheran Church
Frank R. Konrad
Lynn
Arthur
Minna Konrad
Konrad
Kansas City
Konvict
Herman
Fred Konrad
William Konrad
Ceape Street
This City
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