Tariff bill 15 killed quietus by committee
Senate Philippine tariff bill action dominates early notes with eight to five vote against favorable report and seven to six against reporting adversely as the measure is effectively disposed. La Follette amendment on coal lands is debated amid focus on railway control in Indian Territory.
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Quietus
Senate
Severi Tu Sir-La Foillette
Indian Territory
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On
Washington
D. C
Senate Committee On the
Stone
McCreary
Brandegee
Nixon
Lodge
Morris asserts wife’s White House ejection a damnable outrage
Minor Morris, husband of the woman forcibly ejected from the White House, declares in a letter to the president that the treatment her wife received constitutes a damnable outrage and warrants drastic measures, a national issue spurred by Senator Tillman’s attack on the White House tenants.
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Minor Morris
White House
Tillman
Morris
University of Wisconsin faculty hearings adjourn after criticism of farm management
Madison March 2 Special to The Northwestern University legislative committee ended hearings for the week at noon and adjourned till Tuesday. Four professors testified including Sandston Whitson Moore and Farrington. Dean Henry of the agricultural college did not appear and Knapp will be called later. Complaints focused on the university farm superintendent R L Adams and on lack of confidential faculty councils and promised appropriations.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
University Legislative Committee
P. Sandston
A. BR. Whitson
R. A. Moore
EH. Farrington
W. A Henry
Agricultural College
G. N. Knapp
R. L. Adams
University Farm
Knapp
Sandston
Whitson
Henry
Packers Seek 200 Witness Names in Immunity Plea Case
Attorneys for the Packers demanded 200 witness names in the immunity pleas trial. The list, provided by Commissioner Garfield to the Department of Justice, was challenged by District Attorney Morrison who argued it exposed secret government transactions and was not in DOJ hands. Judge Humphrey ordered a government search for the names and related correspondence.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Miller
Department of Justice
Garfield
Morrison
Attornevs
Humphrey
Patrick hearing adjourned in Rice murder case
The Patrick murder case hearing, held in New York, was adjourned to April 2. This delays Patrick's scheduled execution set for March 19 and requires another gubernatorial reprieve. District Attorney Jerome Informed Recorder Goff of the plan to join Patrick's attorney in the motion for a new trial and replication.
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Associated Press
New York
Albert T. Patrick
Wiliam Marsh Rice
Agde
Wso
Higgins
Patrick
Jerome
Gof
Student Volunteers Seminar Sets Budget For Mission Effort
Ambiguous AP article notes a March gathering of student volunteers to discuss funding for a four year program. The aim is to expand Christian outreach globally by placing workers in non Christian lands. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The piece references budget approval and convention discussions.
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Br Associated Press
Veteran Editor Dies After Long Career At Press
The veteran journalist Joseph Gr are Threnkle dies after a lengthy tenure at the Assented Press. He served many years shaping coverage for Lines and the Peg ieed, retiring with accolades. He leaves behind two daughters and one son.
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Joseph Grare
Seydare
Asactia Press
Women golfers meet elect officers in Chicago meeting
Representatives from twenty five golf clubs attended the annual Women’s Golf association meeting in Chicago Hil. The election of officers took place with new officers elected for IMG. The executive committee includes Mrs. J. A. Edwards Mrs. William H. Herrick Mrs. Harry New Mrs. G. B. Drigiar Mrs. G. D. Forrest Miss Evelyn Vose Mrs. S. H. Sprague and Mrs. G. W. Houpt.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Hil
Women’s Golf Association
Eastern Women’s Golf Association
IMG
A. T. Brower
W. L. Dewolf
W. L. Beatty
H. A. Beicher
J. A. Edwards
William H. Herrick
Harry New
G. B. Drigiar
G. D. Forrest
Evelyn Vose
5. H. Sprague
G. W. Houpt
Mrs. Edward C. Barnard Dies After Illness
Mrs. Edward C. Barnard, daughter of the late D. Grover long associated with the Great Northern, died after a protracted illness at her mother's home in St Paul. She had resided in Washington, D C since her marriage.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Edward C. Barnard
D. Grover
Great Northern Road
Summit Avenue
Quiet Peking Police Show Up Armed to Protect Foreigners
Peking on March 2 remained quiet as police appeared without rifles. Officials said officers were armed to protect foreigners if trouble arose, though the government did not expect disturbances. The move aimed to demonstrate authorities’ resolve to safeguard foreigners.
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Associated Press
Peking
Russian Cabinet Names New Interim Commerce Minister
St. Petersburg March 2 M Fedoroff assistant minister of commerce is named minister of commerce ad interim succeeding M Kutler who resigned February 18 over opposition to a land reform plan to divide private lands among peasants.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
M. Fedoroff
M. Kutler
Planning Revolution in Venezuela Plot Reportedly Underway
Information reaching officials in Paris indicates a revolutionary movement against Venezuela. Rebels gather on Trinidad awaiting arms and supplies before attempting a landing on the Venezuelan coast.
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Associated Presa
Paris
Venezuela
Trinidad
Venezuean 1
Miners Demand Plan Outlined by Anthracite Committee
In New York on March 2, leaders W J Triesdale of the Delaware Lackawanna & Western and David Willcox of the Delaware & Hudson preside over a miners’ demands meeting. The anthracite miners’ committee of seven formulated requests seeking preservation of rapes of? The fragmentary text outlines early labor negotiations without full details.
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Associated Press
New York
W. J. Triesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
David Willcox
Delaware & Hudson Co
Trion Here Aims to Secure Western Railway Terminals
A fragmented market note reports March actions securing railway terminals amid tariff pressures. Officials and agents move to consolidate access and finalize prices as negotiations continue with Western railway interests.
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Wetyern
Trade Progress in Most Sectors Noted in Review
A Dispatch from New York reports that dictations to Train’s Fisview show continued satisfactory progress across nearly all divisions of business and industry in the past week.
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New York
Departmente of Trade and Industry
King Bomar Begins Incognito Tour in France Stage
The Associated Press reports March 2 that King Bomar starts tonight in France, traveling incognito as The caster while on a touring mission.
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Associated Pree Y Yendon
King Bomar
France
Resignation Over Municipal Ownership Clash in Chicago
Chicago March 2 Commissioner of Public Works Joseph Medill Patterson resigns to Mayor Dunne. He cites in a long letter that municipal ownership is not enough and argues for socialism while criticizing Illinois Tunnel and Illinois Steel cases and noting Germany and Britain. Dunne accepts the resignation with regrets.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Public Works
Joseph Medill Patterson
Dunne
Patterson
Washington, D. Co
City Press Association
Department of Public Works
Germany
Great Britain
United States
Illinois Tunnel Company
Illinois Steel Company
Germans Ready to Invade In Boosted War Coverage
A terse dispatch from Paris datelines March reports German forces poised for rapid invasion as World War II tensions flare. The Journal notes renewed confidence in German moves and signals imminent action, detailing military terms and positions amid escalating conflict.
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Paris
Irene
Gift of Ten Thousand Funds for Sunday School Walkway
A donation from Le Crosser More OT Colman enables the First Methodjet church to construct a Sunday school walkway. The contribution supports church facilities and community outreach efforts.
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Tota
le Crosser
More OT
Colman
Yumi Reet
Denies Oil Influence in Insurance Policy Under Peabody
A statement asserts that neither View President Rogers nor any Standard Oil official attempted to sway the Mutual Insurance Company’s policy during Mr. Peabody’s administration.
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Mutual
Rogers
Standard Oil
Insurance Company
Peabody
Insurance Loans Highlight Wisconsin Life Testimony
Madison, March 2. Evidence before the Insurance investigating Committee focused on the Wisconsin Life company loans. The security for L. M. Fay’s $10,000 loan, about ten years ago, was 880 acres in Forest County. An 1896 appraisal valued land at 50 to 100 dollars per acre, while Forest County Register of Deeds Andrews now estimates the lands at 12 dollars per acre.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Insurance
Wisconsin Life Company
L. M. Fay
Aso
Daniel Gugen
Register of Deeds Andrews
Forest County
Quiet in Central China Mission Report to Yale
Yale University received a cable from Dr Edward H Hume in Chang Sha China confirming Central China is quiet and missionaries are not in terror The message was in response to Secretary Stokes inquiry and notes Humes Yale affiliation class of 1897
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Stokes
Yale University
Yale
Chang Sha
Hunan
China
Edward H. Hume
Pendulum Swings Back in Moroccan Bank Talks
Algeciras Spain March 2 The mood here grows hopeful as the Moroccan state bank project advances. A committee draft holds twenty five articles with twenty agreed and five reserved while German delegates await instructions possibly allowing progress at tomorrow's meeting. Rumors of a compromise circulate though French delegates deem discussing details ill timed.
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Associated Presa
Algeciras
Spain
Duel on the Tapis Causes Sit to Break in French Debate
Paris dispatch reports a bitter exchange between M Auffray a nationalist and M Jaur nuctalist over a resolution to permit officers to sue in civil courts. The discussion grew violent and was suspended. Jaur joined by his seconds later arranged a duel with Raffray’s seconds.
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Associated Press
Paris
M. Auffray
M. Jaur
M. Jaurca
Br. Raffray
Passing of Raye D. Stewart in Glen Field crash
The report notes the death in hospital after three weeks of suffering from injuries when crushed in a ragging accident at Glen Field. George Atanne of Janerville remained at the bedside of the patient.
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Syrevlal
Milmawker
Fexnu
Raye
Art d. Stewart
Carmerog
Glen Fiet
Neomather
Janervill
George Atanne
John A M Call's Will Noted In Probate Filing
A probate entry references the will of John A. M. Call with legal formalities noted by the court. The filing records reveal the testator's name and the proceeding status, indicating ongoing administration of the estate.
Mever Not Guilty Ruling In High Profile Case
A court declares Mever not guilty after a trial involving allegations against a state actor and an identified president figure. The case centers on the nature of official actions and their legality within the state's governance framework.
Russian Manifesto Grants Liberty Guarantees and Council Power
A St. Petersburg report says forty dignitaries and the emperor ordered a manifesto to be coded into imperial laws. It empowers a national assembly and council of the empire, creates two legislative houses, requires annual sessions, and allows interpellation of ministers for alleged unlawful acts with public sessions.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Tsarskoe Selo
Council of the Empire
National Assembly
Academy of Science
Former Chicago National Bank President Arrested on Banking Violations
John R. Walsh, ex president of the Chicago National Bank, closed by the comptroller weeks ago, was arrested today on a federal warrant for banking law violations. He remained in custody of a deputy marshal, then moved to the U S Marshal’s office amid secrecy from officials and district attorney Morrison declining to discuss details.
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Associated Press
Chicago
John R. Walsh
Chicago National Bank
United States
Ames
Morrison
Supreme Court hears Winnebago Traction condemnation case
Arguments completed before the Wisconsin Supreme Court in Oshkosh on the condemnation action by the East Wisconsin Railway and Light company against Winnebago Traction. Col H S Weed and Charles Barber appeared for Winnebago, while John Win, John Thompson, and Charles Quarles spoke for Eastern Wisconsin Railway and Light. Oshkosh lawyers have returned from Madison. decision may come in days or weeks.
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Supreme Court
Madigan
Easm Wisconsin Stairway & Light Company
Winnelaga Traction Company
Winnebago Traction Company
Col. H. S. Weed
Hharles Barber
Eastern | Wisconsin Railway & Light Company
John Win
John ©. Thompson
Charles Quarles
M Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Madison
Consular Service Notice From Lost-English Fragment
Fragmentary OCR text appears to reference consular service and a framed item. Key details and recipients are unclear due to corruption. The readable portion suggests a routine consular matter but lacks identifiable persons, places, dates, or actions to summarize definitively.
Hanitch Out of Race
A candidate named Hanitch withdraws from the race as of today with no further details provided.
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Hanitch
Cromwell Refuses to Answer as Senate Probes Canal Ties
The March 2 session before the Senate committee on interoceanic canals grilled William Nelson Cromwell over a December 5 1898 letter to former Secretary Hay. Cromwell declined to discuss the inclosure or discuss related correspondence, calling questions impertinent and indecent. The exchange touched on Panama Canal plans and potential actions to Americanize or shield the project from Colombia, with further debate over executive consideration.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
William Nelson Cromwell
Hay
Marga
Cromwell
Senate Committee On
United States
Morgan
Taliaferro
Panama Canal Company
Canal Committee
Lampre
Colombia
House
University of Wisconsin summer session expands offerings
The eighth summer session at the University of Wisconsin announces increased course variety and attendance. New arts and design department for teachers joins the program along with additions to the faculty including Dr. Claude H. VanTyne and Lt. Jane Addams among other prominent professors and lectures from various institutions.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Claude H. VanTyne
University of Michigan
Henry FE. Fairclough
Leland Stanford Jr
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