New York Doctor Townsend Shot In Home Murder Scene
Dr Charles W Townsend one of Staten Islands best known physicians was shot in bed at his New Brighton home. Police report a possible revenge motive not burglary as no valuables were taken. Townsend and wife witnessed the shooting and the attacker fled after three shots.
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Associated Press
New York
Townsend
Charlies W. Townsend
Direcor
Charles W. Townsend
Staten Island
New Brighton
Arench
Townes
Fred
Ant
Charl T. Spier
Spier
Limerely
Silverman
Dr. Townsend
Death of Mrs Winkler at 41 Hudson Street
Mrs Michael Winkler aged about seventy died this afternoon after three o clock at her home 41 Hudson Street. Friends are asked to omit flowers. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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Michael Winkler
Hudson Street
Osceola and the Seminole War A Tarnished Record
The piece cites Osceola and the Seminole War as the nation’s most humiliating conflict with Florida’s population under six thousand. It claims thirty million dollars in costs and three soldiers lost for every Seminole brave fed, framing the war as a historic stain on U S frontier history. A line from The Outing Magazine is noted.
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Osceenia
United States
Florida
Thompson
Osceola
Lyan Tew Sprague
Outing Magazine
President warns Oklahoma convention on railway provision
The president told Oklahoma visitors at the White House that he would not approve the proposed railway provision unless it conforms to the U S Constitution. The measure seeks to stop railways from employing force to protect property during strikes and to guard trains. The railway committee has read the provision to the convention but has not acted.
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Gy Associated Press
Washington
Oklahoma
White House
United States
Committee On Railways
Wisconsin Republican push for tariff caucus signatures
Washington D C March 30 Up to noon today Representative Cooper secured six Wisconsin Republican signatures for a caucus to gauge support for tariff revision and possibly call an extra session after March 4 The six include Esch Davidson Otjen and Brown and Cooper Minor and Babcock refused citing retirement from Congress Cooper aims to obtain the remaining two signatures by day’s end.
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Washington, D. C
Dan
Cooper
Wisconsin
Esch
Davidson
Otjen
Brown
Minor
Babcock
Congress
H. C. Stevens
Jamaica Governor Swettenham Resignation Sought by Britain
Reports from Washington state the Jamaica governor Swettenham may resign amid friction with Admiral Davis. U S officials say Britain has asked for his resignation and no American deaths are reported in Jamaica as of January. The situation remains uncertain and under review.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
State
Dean Wuashithlen
Pla
Janef
Ameriican
Qrrett
Ningsten
Jamaica
State Department
Ledas
Janigica
United Funeral for Late Dumphrey in Milwaukee
Churches across Asmand unite Sunday morning for funeral services of the late William AH Dumphrey of the Presbyterian church who died Thursday. Rev. Mro Hurnley of Fludsan WH presides with other pastors possibly speaking. body to be taken to Hul san Sunday night for burial Monday.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Daily News
Asmand
Willim AH. Jdumphrey
Ehuereh
Demurrers Overruled in Railways Indictment Case
In Minneapolis a January opinion overruling demurrers to indictments against the Omaha Great Northern Wisconsin Central and Minneapolis and St St Louis railways was filed. The tests will go to trial at the April term of court.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Jealous Suitor Shoots Woman Then Wounds Self
Philadelphia police report John Glacken shot and killed Maria Morris in front of her home and then fatally wounded himself. Authorities say jealousy over a marriage proposal prompted the attack.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
John Glacken
Maria Morris
Glacken
First Western Case of Beri Beri Treated in Cheyenne
A Japanese immigrant is treated at Union Pacific hospital in Cheyenne Wyoming after contracting beri beri, the rare Oriental disease noted as the first Western case.
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Associated Press
Cheyenne
Wyo
West
Union Pacife
Union Pacific
House Resolves Into Committee for Agricultural Appropriation Debate
In Washington D C the house moved into the committee of the whole to continue discussion of the agricultural appropriation bill with general debate to wrap up at 1 15 p m today.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Ninety-Year-Old Dancing Master Teaches in Harvard
Simson Green of Harvard Massachusetts at eighty two remains a dancing instructor with six ty two years of teaching. His juvenile classes include children ages five to ten and often involve teaching the mothers grandmothers and great grandmothers. He has taught about sixteen thousand nights and days and averages around forty graduates per class night.
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Simson Green
Harvard
Mass
Iittle
Green
Ells
Bitter Cold Grips Northwest With New Low Readings
The Oshkosh weather bureau reports 12 below zero at 6 and 13 below at 6 a.m., with forecasts calling for fair and warmer weather Sunday. Temperatures plunge across Wisconsin from Superior to Madison, St. Paul set at 22 below, and travel disrupted as trains run late. In Milwaukee and Kentucky, snow and extreme cold are noted, while a Wisconsin wedding party endures a long reception in Stevens Point with guests from Neenah and Westfield.
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Oshkosh Weather Bureau
Tauny
Fair and
Waimer
Gy Associa Press
la Crosse
Wis
Imin
ST. Pae
St. Paul
Minn
Paul
Weather Bureau
Xero
Superior
Wisconsin
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Kansas Cy
Kansas City
Topeka
Missouri
Kentucky
Texington
Wentucky
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Cenel
Madam Jannusch
Mra. H. J. Hodge
Creuma
Misa
Anna Tlaige
Misa Isabell Jindee
M David Hodge
A A. Tadge
The
Grogin
Mil
Stevens Point
Mra. A. Thx
Neenah
Prederic Winter
Westfield
Col Hicks Improves After Illness Amid Diplomatic Cables
A cable from Santiago Chile reports Col. Hicks has recovered from a serious illness. John Hicks, U.S. minister to the country, is said to be improving, easing fear among Oshtosh officials and business associates who had worried about his condition. Public excitement over the health news spreads from Oshkosh to the state as details remain scarce while the danger shadow lifts.
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Santiaga
John Hicks
United States
Calanet Vicks
Oshkosh
Quarrels Over Thaws Stir Rumors in New York
In New York on January 26 rumors spread of differences within the Thaw family amid Evelyn Thaw and May Melkenge relations. Attorney Peabody denied divorces and framed the Thaws as united, with delays and defense tensions centered on Miss McKenzie and court appearances.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry i
Thaw
Willam
Countess of
Yarmouth
Tfurry Mk
Tha Eongisel
Wi Hase Aultet
Mise Melkennie
Gia
Mins
Mellenze Reid
Compton
Ebarry Thuy
Éehol Slinford
Todes Ghat
Dedghin M. Debris
Larraine
Tiarry
Mvelyn
Delmas
Makenale
Charry Thaw
Ftuvsel A. Denbudly
Peabody
Torna
Tony
Neb
Peaboudy
Migg Ale Kenasri
Attiney
Peaberly
Mr. Delmas
Deliy Joan Ul
May McKenzie
Yale
Miss McKenzie
Tarry Thaw
Protest Against Salome Stirs New York Opera Scene
A protest against Richard Tease Tosomagide’s Salome interrupts an evening at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York. The event draws attention to concerns raised by a local association regarding the production and its presentation under Metropolitan Opera director Conrekd.
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Drea
New York
Itiehard
Tspomagide
Direeter
Metropolitin Opera Hava
Metrogelfiian Operand
Festale Company
Metropolitan Oper Loure
Oshkosh Law Library elects directors and officers
At the annual stockholders meeting in the Algoma block basement the Oshkosh Law Library reelected all serving directors Moses Hooper Charles Barber A E E Thompson M C Phillips and B J Harter for the coming year. Directors then chose officers with Moses Hooper as president A F Thompson as vice president F J Barber as secretary and treasurer. Library committee members Charles Barber M C Phillips and F J Barber were reappointed.
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F. J. Barber
Charles Barber
M. C. Philiips
Wedding of William Earnest Hodge and Misa Blanche Edwards
The marriage occurred last Wednesday evening at the bride’s Merritt Street home. Rev L L Klammitt officiated with Miss Lucile Martin and Mr R F Fluter as attendants. The ceremony featured a piano wedding march and a floral decor setup with a bell and rice sentry.
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William Earnest Hodge
Misa Blanche Edwards
J. M. Eile Wards
Merritt Street
L. L. Klammitt
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Lucile Martin
R. F. Fluter
Rica
Hooper Defeats Athearn in City Billiard Championship
Hooper defeats Athearn 200 to 162 in the City Billiard Championship series at Carr Brothers Hall. Hooper 20 high run, 36 average. Athearn 19 high run, 214-69 average. Hooper, a Davenport man, holds a 35 point handicap. A ladies’ match is planned for this evening at the Athearn hotel.
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A. B. Hooper
George W. Athearn
Carr Brothes’ Hall
Wooper
Athearn
Wollaper
Pice
Nebekah Convention Opens in Wisconsin City Hall
The eighteenth district Wisconsin Order of Nebekah held its convention at Odd Fellows hall on Alxoma Street starting at 2:20 PM with about 200 attendees and 100 visitors from Wareka Oakwela Onire and Fond du Lac. Delegates from Kaikauta Berlin Olive branch Ivy lodges attended. a 5 PM banquet followed at New Revere hotel after the business program. Lydia Hunter of this city serves as president. A stray misprint appears at the end.
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Wisconsin
Order of Nebekah
Odd Fellows
Alxoma Street
Seeeran
Wareka
Oakwela
Onire
Fond du Lac
Kaikauta
Berlin
Leodges
Olive Brancoh
Ivy
New Revere Hotel
Mia
Lydia Hunter
Thin City
Attack on Officer Leads to Arrest in Wisconsin Depot Fight
A disruption at the Chicago and Northwestern depot in Oshkosh ends with two men in custody. Janier Abbott and Joskky Plasky were arrested after a violent confrontation with Officer Lynch and Officer McCusker, causing injuries to the officer and widespread disturbance. Abbott claimed to be from Pennsylvania. Plasky, intoxicated, aided by a fireman, was also taken into custody. The men face drunkenness and disorderly conduct charges, with possible additional counts for assaulting a police officer.
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Tao
Gwenit
Chicago & Northwestern
Pasdenger
Uslork
Che Brod Street
Chiccago & Nourthwestes
Pheocoa
Wharf Puppyerie
Petit Mas
Attaiuc
Lypih
Bean
Comnedious
Comnedious Mettuss Her Bespegudeth To Cheegh
Wofa
Lynch
Layneh
McCusker
Lytel
Fmt
Ueroen
Lean
Palfee
Pollo Downe
Janier Abbott
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Rank Kita
Metusker
Joskky
Wiscanaipe & Northern Trailway Comepany
State Street
Janes Anglim
Addrass
Mr. Anglim
Plosky
Plasky
Oshkosh
Mutya
Mr. Angum
Abbott
Ploxcy
Joan
Rob
Fire devastates Cacheco Cotton Mill. several missing
Dover New Hampshire January 26 six bodies recovered from the Cacheco Manufacturing Company mill No 1 fire with many workers leaping from fourth floor windows. Officials fear greater loss of life with extensive damage and hundreds of operatives involved.
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el Et
Denuth
Flames
Gwen Sh
Lasx
Cacheco Manufacturing Company
Associated Press
Y Dover, N. H
Dover
N. H
Furnegers
Cachéece Manufacturing Company
Nuip
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
Wiliam Turner
James Avaton
Notable Civil War Fifer Passes in Wis and Iowa
An elderly Civil War veteran and famed fifer from Wisconsin dies at sixty nine while another fife expert, his father, survives in Iowa at ninety eight. The man was known for enlivening soldiers at reunions and served under General Jand after his unit suffered losses in a skirmish tied to Quantrel’s guerillas.
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Assorti
Wis
Wisconsin
Willkon Gillette
Ife
Ald
Renmnions
Jand
Quantrel
Freezing Night Sets Record Low In Oshkosh Region
An icy blast grips Oshkosh with temperatures plunging to thirteen below zero and some thermometers hitting seventeen below early Friday. Rail traffic reports delays due to heavy snows while electric railway service and communications largely hold steady. Forecast calls for a slight warming trend as Sunday sunrise promises fairer weather.
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Bey
Oshkosh
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