Points Out National Duty To Cuba Reciprocity Policy
President Roosevelt urges Congress to pursue Cuban reciprocity, arguing it strengthens ties with the new republic and supports American industry through a substantial tariff reduction. He cites past pledges, wartime aid, and the West Indies outlook, while noting Senate deadlock and political sensitivities surrounding the issue.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Cuba
United States
McKinley
Palma
Cubs
Haiwaiian Islands
Hawaii
Spain
Isthmian Canal
West Indies
Central American
Porto Rico
Hawasil
Philippines
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Roosevelt Jiny
New Republic
Island
Foul and Dirty Scheme In Canal Debate
In Washington on June 12 the senate tackled the isthmian canal bill. Senator Morgan of Alabama spoke for over three hours on diplomacy and opposed the Spooner amendment. He clashed with Senator Fairbanks over bonds and urged funding from current receipts. The session ended with executive business and adjournment after Hannas and Morgans exchanges.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Morgan
Alabama
Fairbanks
Indiana
Treasury
Panama
New
Panama Company
Spooner
Wisconsin
Secretary of the Treasury
Fairbank
Hoar
Mr. Morgan
Wiliam MicKinley
General Grant
Chesapeake Floats After Grounding Near Taylors Island
The training ship Chesapeake with naval cadets aboard ran aground off Taylors Island in the Chesapeake Bay. After four hours, the vessel refloated and is now moving toward Annapolis.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake
Lnboard
Taylors Island
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
Storm Sweeps Wisconsin Uproar Injures and Kills
Milwaukee reports severe storm with lightning and wind causing damage to homes, a trolley car, and 3,000 telephones. A nine year old boy, Peter Szczepinski, is struck by lightning but survives. Tornadoes devastate Pine River and Dubuque areas, with boats overturned and several fatalities reported on the Ravenna steamer and in surrounding towns.
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Dubuque Sn
Town
Wisconsin
Mauquoketa Chute
Mississippi River
Ravenna
John Hoy
Stillwater
Byron Trask
Billwater
Louis Walker
la Crosse
Wis
Bronson & Folsom
Btllwater
Muscatine
Milwaukee
Millwaukee
Peter Sczcepinski
Brady Street
Racine Street
Arlington Place
Franklin Street
Peter
Engine Company No
Brady
Racine
Artington Place
Oakland Avenue
Monahan
Lang
Lenk
Lmnits
Central
Eact
Weather Bureau
Prairie du Chien
Viroqua
Valley Junction
Pine River
Grand River Locks
Montelro
Towa
Mississippi
Edward Pell
Dubuque
Valuable Stock Returns for Chemical National Bank
New York June 13 Wall street priced the potential payout to original stockholders of the Chemical National bank. The bank capitalized at 300000 dollars and shows undivided profits exceeding 6000000 dollars. At Tastanie the stock traded around 4500 dollars per share. Based on the full capitalization and the 26000 dollar investment, the aggregate returns to stockholders since 1874 reach about 26250000 dollars.
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New York
Wall Street
Chemical National Bank
Tastanie
Wisconsin town orders dog control after mad dog bite scare
Special to The Northwestern reports in Fik Wisconsin on June 12 that two cows belonging to Andrew Webster were bitten by a suspected mad dog. One cow died and the other is dying. The town board has ordered all dogs to be kept muzzled or confined.
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Fik
Wis
Andrew Webster
Wisconsin Sons of Veterans officers named at Stevens Point encampment
Gustave Geisler of Sheboygan heads the Wisconsin Sons of Veterans as division commander with B H Fox of Plover as senior vice commander and Almion H McCarthy of Cold Harbor as junior vice commander. Delegates and officers from the Woman's Relief Corps and visiting committee to veterans homes are listed. The encampment's campfire drew strong attendance though advertised speakers did not appear. most addresses were extemporaneous.
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Northwestern
Stevens Point
Wis
Wisconsin Sons of Veterans
Gustave Geisler
Sheboyran
Cenior
B. H. Fox
Plover
Almion H. McCarthy
Cold Harbor
Council
H. A. Goldsmith
Milwaukee
J. W. T. Ames
River Falls
L. H. Fisher
Dincine
FL He LD. McDowell
Racine
Louis Grase
Sheboygan
T. H. Hanna
Anernate
J. H. Bogart
Milngauker
Woman's Belief Corps
J. W. Guanes
Lawe H
Emmy Harlow
Jane Hadgier
Superior
Amanda Wettig
Sarah M. Morse
Cairo
Alice Weld
Caroline McCann
la Crosse
Helen H. Phelps
Fond du Lac
Susan A. Northrup
Union Grove
Cabitle Reed
Madison
Helen M. Puffer
Monroe
GF. Bryant
la Crone
James H. Agen
George W. Spratt
Charles H. Russell
Phil Cheek
W. M. Root
Davidson Denies Support for Oshkosh Postmaster
Representative Davidson flies to Oshkosh to address the Modern Woodmen convention and return to Washington. He says reports of half-hearted support for E. M. Crane are untrue, and he will push Crane's nomination to the Senate before adjournment. He has been in New York on personal business.
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Washington, D. C
Davidson
Oshkosh
Washington
New York State
Milwaukee
E. M. Crane
Crane
Post Office
Senate
H. C. Stevens
Omro High School Class Holds Commencement at Opera House
Graduates in Omro celebrate twenty month annual commencement at the opera house with a blue and white decorated hall. The program includes orchestral pieces from Arion orchestra Oshkosh and multiple recitations and songs. Diplomas presented after a varied program, with eighth grade exercises held earlier in the week and a Lakes tour by local residents noted.
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Ontro
Wis
Opera House
Omro High School
Arion Orchestra
Oshkosh
C. F. Bauer
Blanche Bennett
Grace M. Carter
Yhocal
Grace Troxell
Elsie Billington
Anna Coats
Louise M. Tritt
Briggs and Wright
Alexaandria
Edna E. Treleven
Ellen Costa
United States Consular Service
Charles H. Hart
Mabel E. van Glider
Edna
Treleven
Ellen Coats
Mabel KE
van Gilder
Mabel E. van Gilder
H. B. Winslow
C. D. Bowman
G. C. Lashar
Great Lakes
W. E. Morton
Park Scho
Kaukauna
Yacaton
F. Butler
Brainerd, Minn
Mrrtie Ball
Anpleton
Fridday
Blanche Buck
Chicago University
Plan to settle Wiggins ferry controversy reaches stage
New York June 12 The Herald reports a plan for settling the Wiggins ferry dispute at St. Louis. The proposal says the St. Louis Terminal Association will take over the Wiggins ferry property and Rock Island will receive representation in the terminal associations.
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Associated Press
New York
St. Louis
the Herald
Harbor Bill Signed and Senate Debates Continue
The president signed the river and harbor bill as the Senate convened. Debate covered Hawaii affairs, the ex-queen's claims, and inquiries into Pacific islands and Puerto Rico. House actions focused on irrigation funding and land sales, with remarks on land values and river control impacts.
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Associated Press
Whekington
D. C
Rebecca J. ‘Engler
War Department
Committee On
Civil Service
Plats
Connecticut
Carmack
Tennessee
Mitchell
Oregon
Pacific Islands
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Hoar
United States
Allison
Iowa
District of Columbia
Tillman
South Carolina
Senate i
Metropolis golf semifinals and Yale crew practice report
Mrs Manice defeated Miss Hecker to reach the metropolitan championship final while Misa Hernandez beat Mrs Shippen and will face Hernandez in the Anat match. Hecker won preliminaries against Underhill and Elia, with scores and outplay totals noted. Yale crews held a morning practice with varsity slow, freshmen showing some improvement, and a two mile spin for the four car crew.
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Associated Press
York
Misa Hecker
Miss Underhill
Mica Underhill
Mrs. Shippen
Miss Willis
Mrs. Ship
Galesferry
Conn
Yale
Varsity
Sutton Resignation Regent Warrants Arrest in Michigan
Governor Buss said Lansing advised that Col. Eli R. Sutton of Detroit resigned as UM regent and a warrant was issued for his arrest on perjury charges tied to a trial over state military clothing frauds. Sutton is currently missing and at large.
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Associated Press
Saginaw, Mich
Buss
Lansing
Eli R. Sutton
Detroit
University of Michigan
Sutton
Tus
Bourne Denied New Trial By Supreme Court
Walter Bourne, former deputy county auditor, who served fifteen years at Stillwater prison, was denied a new trial by the Minnesota Supreme Court. He was convicted on two indictments for illegal use of county warrants and fraud in the use of his official signature, with the court confirming the convictions.
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Associated Press
Bt. Paul
Minn
Walter Bourne
Stillwater Prison
Supreme Court
Bourne
Snow at the Cape Blocks Railroads Telegraph Lines
Snow hit Middelburg Cape Colony on June 13 closing rail lines and knocking down many telegraph lines in the first heavy fall in sixteen years. Local services disrupted as officials assess damage and restore communication.
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Middieurg
Cape Colony
Montreal man hanged for murder of nine year old boy
Thosvant Hansen was hanged in Montreal on June 13 for the murder of Eric Marotte, a nine year old, last autumn to obtain seventeen cents the boy had in hand. Admission tickets to the execution were sold for fifty cents to ten dollars.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Que
Thosvant Hansen
Eric Marotte
Hank
Important Meeting of Mince Fire Bosses in Wilkes Barre
Wilkes Barre Pa June 12 At a late afternoon meeting of fire bosses in this city a decision was expected on whether the mine branch will quit work Informal sessions and a 65 boss turnout preceded a planned final action The bosses have left the union in the past and seek eight hours pay to be achieved by Monday President Mitchell says the aim is to exhaust the branch.
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Pawtucket
Street Railway Company
Timer
Fitzgerald
Wilkesbarre
Tte
United Workmen
Mitchell
Frobosaea
Tamaqua
Oge
Panther Creek
Anappeal
NEW York Painters
New York
Amalgamated Painters and Decorators
Sigw
Marineth
Wis
Wisconsin and Michigan Railroad
Chicago
Pittsburg
Tron Moldera
Joint Committee of
Borax Is Legal and Coloring Costs in Oleo Margarine Case
The Supreme Court rules no Minnesota law bans borax in meat. the 1901 pure food amendment applies only to milk and cream. In Washington, Commissioner Yerkes says artificial coloring in oleomargarine remains taxed at ten cents per pound, prohibiting any coloring without tax increase.
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Associated Pres
St Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Eufireme
J. N. Rumberg
C. Waxgenhals
Minneapolis
Iennlpin
Washington, D. C
Yerkes
International Revenue Bureau
GOFF WORN OUT IMPAIRED BY OVERWORK
New York June 13 Overwork and worry have impaired the health of Recorder Goff. For two weeks he has been under a physician s care and only last night did he obtain a refreshing sleep. He has been advised to take rest and quiet.
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New York
Reconter Goff
Death of Charles Cope Veteran Village Resident Dies
Charles Cope aged fifty eight died last evening at eleven o clock from apoplexy. A former soldier and prominent in the village he leaves a wife three sons and one daughter. The funeral is expected Sunday with details to follow.
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Omr
Wis
Charles Cope
Decenaod
Vilage
Twelve Girls Die In Factory Fire At Philadelphia
A devastating blaze at H. M. Rosenblatt & Co leather works in Philadelphia on June 13 killed twelve girls and injured many others. Fire escapes failed, workers panicked, and some leapt from windows or were trampled in the stampede. Eight girls were later reported missing as flames spread through the celluloid department and the fire was brought under control by 2 30 p m.
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Philadelphia
H. M. Rosenblatt & Co
Second
Oxford Streets
Third Reformed Presbyterian Church
Etbiatt
Leather Works
Airerh
Waal
Bids Opened for Eighth Street School and Church Steam Plant
Bids for a new steam heating plant at the Eighth Street school and Eighth Street Lutheran church were opened at Architect William Klapproti’s office on Wednesday evening. Five bids were received. W. S. Patterson of Appleton offered the lowest total of 3,275 dollars for both buildings. Others included FL Burtsen Oshkosh 3,685 dollars, L. W. Dukerschlieng Oshkosh 2,983 dollars, B. F. MacNichol & Co. Oshkosh 3,585 dollars, and Roemer & Radmer Maud Wanker 3,712 dollars. The congregation will consider and select a contractor at a meeting next Sunday afternoon.
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Eighth Street
Echoo
Churc
L. W
Maud Wanker
Bankrupt Proceeding Against H J Wegener Drugist
In United States court arguments were heard on the German Nationals Bank and YW Van Liew's filing to declare H J Wegener a bankrupt. Bouck and Hilton represented the plaintiffs while Fred Begsinger spoke for Wegener. The case was adjourned for briefs, and the value of outstanding accounts referred to C H Forward. The suit seeks to forestall a February foreclosure where Wegener’s mortgage was foreclosed and the store bought, with liabilities around 2900 and assets nominal.
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United States
GermanNationals Bank
YW. D. van Liew
H. J. Wegener
South Side
Bouck & Hilton
Afr
Mra
Wexener
Tragedy at Evanston Crossing Kills 9-Year-Old Boy
A northbound Chicago and Northwestern train struck William Wegener nine at the Fostertree crossing in Evanston. The crossing lacks gates and the boy, son of Charles Wegener of 193 Dewey Avenue, died en route to Wilmette after skull fracture. Dr. Chapin assisted aboard and at his Wilmette office.
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Chicago
Nit
Evanston
William Wegener
Chicago & Northwestern
Charles Weeener
Dewey Avenue
Fostertreet Crossing
Chapin
Wilmatte
Wilmette
J M Rollins Named Trustee in Edward Mace Bankruptcy
At a creditors meeting held at the referee's office J M Rollins was elected trustee for Edward Mace bankrupt and ordered to file bonds of ten dollars. The bankrupt's financial condition was examined.
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Edward Mace
C. H. Forward
J. M. Rollins
Notes on Mra Webster Delavan trip funeral and illnesses
Short notes record Mrs Webster departing by morning train to Delavan Wisconsin for the funeral of Morris. Also reports Warren Mallory with smallpox and serious meningitis affecting four year old Bell of Pork Street. Wisconsin weather forecast indicates partly cloudy with possible showers and thunderstorms tonight and Saturday.
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M. Webster
Delavan
Wis
M. D. Morris
Fends
Naehvilte
Warry Mallory
Bell
FE. J. Bell
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