Poison in Soda Linked to Mrs Stanford Death Case
Reports from Honolulu on March 1 detail chemical analysis allegedly identifying strychnine in the bicarbonate of soda given to Mrs. Stanford before her death in a San Francisco linked case. The chain of events includes prior suspected poisonings, hotel scenes, and a doctor’s assessment of possible strychnine poisoning despite awaiting final chemical confirmation.
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San Francisco
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San Franciso
Korea
Stanford
Fonelulu
Jane Lath- Staufuri
California
Orient
Stefan
Mar. Humphris
R. Humphris
Oshkosh in the South dr Special to The Northwestern
San Antonio Texas March W J Fay and family of Oshkosh Wisconsin have been here for some time but will depart for Hot Springs Arkansas. Mrs Blascat the boys will go to Mountain Valley Nebraska then return to Oshkosh. Willmott J McKro and wife formerly of Oshkosh are now in Victoria Texas at Mr Mettyras ranch negotiating for a colony of Japanese immigrants to settle on his land.
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Ve. Mareh
W. J. Fay
Oshkesh
Wis
Bseve
Horn
Llut Springs
Ark
Blascat
Mountain Valley
Nene
Thay
Oshkosh
Willant J. MeKro
Wits
Oshikoe
Victoria
Tex
Mettaytra
Manual Training in Elementary, High School and College Curricula
James P L Nar discusses manual training in Manhattan and the Bronx before the Department of Superintendents. He notes the term lacks definition and explores how children’s natural activities should guide industries taught, stressing drawing construction and design as moral and disciplinary agents shaping cleanliness, order, self reliance, and service through school and home projects.
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Associated Preas
James PL
Manhattan
Pianx
New York City
Department of Superintendents
Nations Educational Association
Rome
Avidius
Usvu
Milwsak
Reports filed on Colorado gubernatorial contest and Peabody case
Four reports from the gubernatorial contest committee were filed with Lieutenant Governor Jesse A. McDonnild. The majority report favoring ousting Adams and seating Peabody cites fraud in Denver precincts, while proving 60 of 104 Peabody challenged precincts had no fraud and were regular. Democratic members urge dismissal as no case was proven.
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Denver
Cal
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Ward Q. Wolentz
United Buites
Gener
Jesse A. McDonnild
Fnally
Adams
Peabody
Studency
William Griffiths
of Representatives
A. McIntyre
C. B. Dungan
RB. Thompson
Supvors Favor Retaining Tax Assessment Office In State
Madison March 2 The assembly committee heard from county supervisors on assessment and tax collection. They opposed abolition of the office, citing untaxed wealth uncovered and the role of supervisors in equalizing assessments. Speakers listed numerous county reps and noted dodges used to dodge taxes, urging legislation on mortgage relief.
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Wis
Assembly
Ole Samulson
Clark County
I. G. Steinman
Green County
F. B. Friecke
Jefferson County
W. H. Harrison
Chippewa County
W. D. Flanigan
Lafayette County
W. Waterhouse
Jackson County
F. J. Boyla
Milwaukee County
C. W. Tapleton
Polk County
C. A. Biker
Walworth County
L. D. Cuth
Wanshington County
D. Mr. Shea
Winnebago County
John Wilson
Ozaukee County
A. R. Iffidebrandt
Washington County
Wisconsin Senators Question Governor's Earnings Figures
In Madison the senate opened a probe into Governor Follette's railroad earnings figures. A resolution demanded the administration publish detailed data on Chicago & Northwestern and Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul railways, including state versus interstate earnings and per mile figures, to justify deductions cited in the governor's message. A freight rate bill also surfaced, aiming to regulate rates under an interstate framework.
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Follette
Wisconsin
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Frear
Fohnson
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Cheago & Northwestern Railway Nd
St. Paul
Chicagie & Northwestern
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Sune
Railway Committee
Kreutzer and Astitute
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Assembly
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Civil Service
National Guard
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Eldredge
Winnebago County
Kruelizer
Fight for work snow shovelers riot on Fifth Street
An Associated Press report from New York describes a crowd of about 300 hopefuls fighting for a day's snow shoveling work. Police reserves were called to quell the melee as applicants surged toward a checks holder, with at least a hand to hand scramble for the $3 daily wage.
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Associated Press
New York
Fifth Street
Aamal
Strike at Fond du Lac Factory Demands Pay Increase
Wells & Co factory workers in Fond du Lac strike seeking equal pay with other Wells factories. About seventy nine workers accuse supervisor Schmeadt of discharges. They plan meetings with Milwaukee and Chicago organizers to press for concessions.
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Milwaukee, Wis
M Beak Daily News
Fond Dul Lac
Zhae
M, Ul, Wells & Co
Wells
Schmeadt
Lumbor Hell
Stukers
Milwaukee
Chi
Formada Hell
Shoe Workers” Union
Iron Trade Looms Amid Production Unrest
A March 2 Associated Press report from New York notes rising unease in iron trade as delays and disrupted deliveries ripple across sectors. Steel producers face tight supplies with central markets seeing unusual activity, while eastern mills secure large ore purchases for Q2 and northern regions eye new delivery arrangements.
Dewey Unable to Attend Inauguration Events
In Washington DC crowds swarm lobby areas while the parade plans proceed. Admiral Dewey remains ill with the influenza like symptoms, likely sidelining him from inauguration duties. Some Navy officers may fill in, with Rear Admiral J Hise von mentioned.
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D.C
Dumitlee
White House
Goa
Brodie
Musician Robyn Dead After Long Musical Career
Obituary notes musician Robyn, 91, longtime first symphony orchestra figure west of Pittsburg, died at his son Prof Alfred G Robyns residence. He had settled in St Louis after leaving England. survivor list includes his son and several relatives. Also reported is Harry Faton, 1856 lake survey participant, dying in Chicago with funeral arrangements pending and survivors including five daughters.
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Fross
St. Louis
Chicago
Til
Harry Faton
Che Vrisiak
Milwaukee
Thosa
Will Plead Guilty in Brutal Wisconsin Murder
Special to The Northwestern reports Xavier Praibilinski of Shawano, charged with the February 21 murder of his wife in Angelica, bound over for circuit court. He reportedly gave property to his children and intends to plead guilty. Testimony says the father was cruel and jealous. a daughter recounts being struck with a knife. He is about fifty, father of thirteen, nine living.
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Milwaukee
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Shawano
Xavier Praibilinski
Angelica
Prebilinekt
John
Steven
Steve Wd
Prathininekig
Milwaukee Crusade Against Child Labor Sparks Local Arrests
A Daily News Special reports Manitowoc and Milwaukee authorities cracking down on child labor. Deputy State Factory Inspector Harbeck began enforcement in Milwaukee, arresting a bowling shop proprietor for employing a boy after nine at night, fined $2 plus costs. Parents of three children face action for allegedly lying about ages to allow factory work.
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Milwaukee
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Manitowos
Harbeck
Bowlings Shey
Czar Receives Stoessel Visit From Audience
St Petersburg on March 2 reports that General Stoessel was received in audience by Emperor Nicholas who then invited him to luncheon. The brief AP dispatch notes the high level meeting amid ongoing events in the empire.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Toessel
Nicholas
JAPS PRESS FORWARD IN MANCHURIA BATTLE REPORTS
A river of dispatches from Manchuria describe intense fighting as Japanese forces push on Russian positions near Madyerkeni Maachurta and Wa Tueubin. Reports detail village captures at Kudyazi and Ittesti mates near Waunt tu mountain, with heavy artillery and stubborn defense on both sides.
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Nennine Toipff
Madyorkeni
Maaichurta
Viu
Aladyadani
Tokio
Manchuria
Gene Witrote
Fusan
Wa Tueubiin
Trays
Thodiusi
Wautu Mountain
Alout Waitu Mountain
Fond du Lac voters decide on pay for mayor and aldermen
Special to The Northwestern Fond du Lac Wis March 2 voters will decide in April whether to pay the mayor and aldermen for their services. A council resolution proposes annual mayoral pay not to exceed 600 and alderman pay not to exceed three dollars per day. The measure cites state legislative approval for such salaries in Fond du Lac class cities. In other items Miss Anna Gleeson hosted a seven o'clock dinner at 47 Sheborgan Street honoring Miss Martha Stephenson of Oshkosh.
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Fond du Tac. Wis
Fond du Lac
Common Council
Lake de Neveu
Icc
Lake Winnebag
Anna Gleeson
Sheborgan Street
Martha Stephenson
Oshkosh
Mystery Surrounds Her Death at Honolulu
A renowned woman linked to a major educational institution in the West died in Honolulu after claiming she was poisoned. Before leaving San Francisco she warned of an assassination attempt by poison and San Francisco officials acknowledge some grounds for her illness while in the city.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Demurrage talk dominates Wisconsin lumber meeting
Milwaukeewisconsin officers of the Wisconsin Travell Lumber Centers association were elected with a focus on demurrage. A committee will report a new arrangement to ease charges, while an annual Northwestern Lumber Sash and Door Traveling Salesmen session elected Edward J. Morgan president and honorary officers. A theater party followed the business session.
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Wisconsin Trevail Lumber Ceaters' Association
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J. McMdllen Company
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Harry Gerskhl
Uarry McArthur
Flould Lumber Company
FL A. Fuller
Morgan Company
Harry Wall
W.o. Wagstaff
W. C. Campbell
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Warden
Clugod Deara
Ti. A. Gar- Sich
Chris
St Delage
Matali
Anmethaes
Robert Blackburn
Milwaukee
Boutwell Remembered at Groton Funeral Service
Massachusetts officials and townspeople gathered as George Sewall Boutwell, former governor U S senator and secretary of the treasury, was buried in Groton. The funeral at the town hall drew attendees from many denominations and included clergy from local churches.
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Groton
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Real Estate Board Plans Friday Evening Meeting
A meeting of the real estate board is set for Friday at 7:30 PM in the offices of BE EL Stevens at 158 Main Street. Senator Stevens will discuss the legislative capital situation and share views on needed work. All board members and others interested in real estate are invited.
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Main Street
Senator Stevens
School leaders return from Milwaukee meeting
Superintendent of Schools F H A S monds and Principal A B O Nell of the High school came back from Milwaukee where they attended a meeting of the superintendent's department of the NEBA. Oshkosh Neenah inter urban cars now run to the foot of Main street for passengers wanting Fond du Lac connections. The change comes at patron request to extend service toward South Main street.
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A. B. O'Nell
Milwaukee
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Fond du Lac
Patrona
House Passes Primary Bill Amid Strong Party Lines
The House today approved the primary election bill after a sharp party line vote. Supporters argued the measure would streamline nominations while opponents warned of reduced voter choice and potential manipulation. The vote tally reflected clear division between the two major parties.
Wisconsin Delegation Splits On Deficiency Bill Vote
In Washington a March vote on a general deficiency bill to pay members for the extra session drew mixed ballots from Wisconsin. Davidson Otten Stafford and Welsner did not vote. Brown and Minor voted aye. Cooper and Jenkins voted no. Babecock and Esch were paired. CG Stevens plays a pivotal role in the account.
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Minor
Cooper
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FIRE BREAKS OUT AFRESH STRIKE SPREAD IN RUSSIA
Reported across Russia on March 2 as strikes surge in Moscow and St. Petersburg. Officials, clerks and soldiers clash while workers rally for political aims amid fears of bombs. Donets coal region and Viborg factory districts see renewed walkouts and fatalities.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Wirbalien
Siiike
Ekaterinoslav
Donetskiy
Orechow Bujewo
Viborg Quartier
Thomas L. Morgan Dead in Tosendale at 18
Thomas Low Morgan died at his parents home in Tosendale from blood poisoning after a two week illness. He was eighteen, survived by his parents and a brother. Funeral Saturday at Zoar church at two. Ferdinand Guenther’s funeral set for Friday at two from his residence, Rev. Trion officiating.
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Tosendale
Zoar
Thomas Evans
Ferdinand Guenther
Oelock
Seventh Street
Mr. Trion
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