Anarchist Killed After Attack on Chicago Chief Shippy
Chicago police chief George M. Shippy shot and killed an anarchist who invaded his home and fired on his son Harry and coachman James Foley. Shippy wounded in the hand, Foley hurt in the lung but likely to recover. assailant killed by police fire after a hand to hand struggle.
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Ausietach
Associated Press
Chicago
Gsorge M. Shippy
Chicago Police de Partment
Hamil
Harry
James Foley
Foley
Shippy
Chief Shippy
Tegan
Harry Shippy
Foley Trice
Eac
Leo Heinrich
Denver
Anarchist Attacks Chief Shippy in Chicago Shootout
Crowds gathered as physicians attended Chief Shippy and his son after a shooting in Chicago. An assailant was identified as part of an anarchist group in the ghetto, with police guarding churches and the Shiply residence. Mayor Busse considered banning street meetings amid the investigation and tense aftermath.
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Bussz
Shiply
Chief Shippy
Int
Ell
Shippy
Busse
Hipese
Ruse
King Blocks Christians in Congo Free State
In Cincinnati on March 2 King of Belgium has refused to cede more land in the Congo Free State. A letter to Rev F M Raines, secretary of the society, at its Cincinnati headquarters, reports Eldred leads Congo at Bolam ba. Instructions warn Eldred not to yield ports and to renew efforts toward Belgians in hopes of a policy shift.
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Cincinnat
Belgium
Corrige Free State
Africa
F. M. Raines
Ikie Society
Cincinnati
FPLA
Eldred
Congo
Bolamba
Morgan Coming Home From Washington Visit
Mrs. J Earl Morgan of Oshkosh has left Washington after visiting her father Senator Isaac Stephenson for two weeks. She departed yesterday afternoon in the northbound morning train.
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Washington
Oshkosh
Northwestern
Washington, D. C
J. Earl Morgan
Isaac Stephenson
H. C. Beaxsen
Peter Lind Dead and Two Local Deaths Prompt Notices
Peter Lind, prominent farmer and long time Winchester resident, died at his home aged sixty eight from paralysis. Survived by wife and four children, funeral plans pending. Mayme Derby, born in Menasha, died at home after illness aged thirty nine. Funeral set for Tuesday from home and St Patrick's Church. Late Mrs G G Barlow funeral held this afternoon with Rev J L Sarquis officiating.
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Che
Neenah
Wis
Peter Lind
Winchester
Lund
Mayme Mderby
Charles Derby
Menasha
Judge Denies Petition In Illinois Central Meeting
Chicago reports judge denies injunction to restrain voting of 281271 shares of Illinois Central Railway stock held by Union Pacific and Railroad Securities at the annual meeting. Meeting adjourned, date uncertainties noted.
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Union Pacific
Elnois Central
Associated Press
Chicago
Til
Ilinois Central Railway
Lutheran School Moves Leader to Milwaukee
Special to The Northwestern Kaukauna Wis March 2 A F Zorn principal of St Peter s Evangelical Lutheran school Freedom accepts a call to St Peter s Evangelical Lutheran school Milwaukee starting April 1. August Plamann pioneer farmer of Freedom dies after operation funeral at St Peter s church.
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Kaukauns
Wis
A. F. Zorn
St. Peter's Evangelical Lutheran School
Freedom
Scott Street
Third Avenue
Milwaukee
Zom
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran School
Kaukauna
Freedom School
Emil Schutz
Newton Evangelical Lutheran School
August Plamann
Town of Freedom
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
St. Peter's
A. Dellman
Plamann
Boy shoots sister in kitchen accident in Milwaukee
Eleven year old Harold Litel fired a twenty two caliber rifle at his sister Katherine aged fourteen in the kitchen of their home at 319 Hanover street. The bullet caused a flesh wound to the forehead. The gun had been a gift and was reportedly loaded. Physicians and parents were summoned after the shot. Patrolman Bruemer notified central station.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Harold Litel
Katherine
Kitch
Hanover Short
Bey
Ives
Bruemer
Perelab
Mirage fleet rumor stirs Washington amid Hawaii scare
Washington March 2 The fleet off Oahu sparks alarm as rumors of battleships near the archipelago spread from Honolulu The army investigates and authorities conclude the sighting may be weather or misreport With Admiral Evans’s voyage looming Washington ponders a formal promotion plan for Evans through a vice admiral commission and related honors
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Amachita Press
Washington, D. C
Oahu
Perron
Honinla
Archhpelago
Ace
Washington
Evans
Golden Gate
Pends Upon Cong
Fmsure
Betas Francisco
Waupaca Mills Resume Operations In Wauparka Area
Milwaukee March 2 A Journal special from Waupaca reports the Waupaca mills, which closed last November due to financial strain from canceled orders, resume operations today with a plan to reach about twenty five workers.
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Syeetal
Tre Northweetern
Milwaukee
Woo
Waupara Tay
Waupaca Felucy Mills
Birthday Dinner Party At Hotel Menasha Attracts Fifteen Guests
A special to The Northwesterns from Menasha Wisconsin on March 2 reports a dinner party at Hotel Menasha honoring Miss Irene Eliott's birthday, celebrated despite her February 29 birth date. Post dinner, activities included whist with honors to Miss Sarah Bemis and Miss Ethel MacKinnon, and gifts of silver for Miss Eliott.
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Menasha
Wis
Hotel Menasha
Irene Eliott
Uny
Rucsix
Ethel MacKinnon
Mise Elliott
Meashe Sede
Eagies
Michael Shedick
Ft. John's Church
Father Schmitz
St. Man’s Church
Matilta Jubiacyzk
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Appleton
Menasha Club
Jake
Menasha Foresters
Harvey Mohr
Elton
George Catlin
Menash
Hida Werner
Berlin
Megis
Margaret Beach
South Kaukauna
Menashi
Minneapolis
Justice George Stein
Charles Barnett
Neenah
Land Suit Over Pelham Manor Property
Edmund C Jessup, a farmer from Pelham Manor, sues holders of fifty acres at Pelham Manor claiming ownership through family inheritance. He alleges title solely through his late father's transfer and his status as sole heir of his sisters, who are deceased, and that he never consented to the sale of the land.
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Associated Prae
Pelham Manor
Edmund C Jessup
Connecticut
Pela Manor
Jeseup
Jesadp
Hatten Campaign Seeks Support In Wisconsin State Rally
A Wisconsin chapter of Hatten's campaign formed to promote his candidacy for United States Senate. Five hundred delegates at a state convention organized the party effort and named a chairman to lead the campaign.
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Badison
Wis
Mark Asemman
Weetborn
William H. Hatten
Ptate Cnnvert
Hatten Cizsb
Bryan Informs of Bold Plan to Bet Train to Tucumcari
Memphis March 2 associated press W J Bryan suffers severe cold and a crushing headache yet announces he will make a beeline for his love to Tucumcari canceling dates in St Louis marriage in a short cut romance to reality.
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Associated Prem
Memphis
Tenn
W. Jo Bryan
St. Louis
Granite Cutters Strike Sparks Vermont Mass Disruption
An Arthurian style report notes granite cutters in Barre Vermont and surrounding areas halted work amid a wage dispute. The strike affected major quarries as workers protest terms and conditions, with reports of demonstrations and reduced output across multiple sites.
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Preses Raston
Mass
Granite
Actey
Barre
Montpeter
West
Logging resumes full operation in Wisconsin lumber country
Milwaukees, Wis March 3 A Journal special from Marinette reports logging operations in the Wisconsin lumber country have returned to normal. Five more Marathon county sawmills have started, nine mills resumed, and full crews with night and day shifts are employed. Amber cuts increase with recent snows aiding movement. Logs flow toward Appleton region mills and timber prices hold or rise slightly from last year.
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Milwaukes
Wis
Marinette Styls
Wisaconsin
Marathon County
Rib Falls Lumber Company
Brooks and Rose Company
Scofield
Waugau
Cor Ruaning
Chicago Excelsior Company
Appleton Thermers
Appleton Beleve
Marinette Mill Uits
Fire sweeps Tampa destroying hundreds of buildings
A Sunday blaze in Tampa, Florida burned for over four hours, destroying 365 structures across 55 acres and left 1,265 homeless. The fire originated at Antonio Diaz’s boarding house on 1734 Twelfth Avenue, spread toward Michigan Avenue and Sixteenth to Twentieth streets, aided by strong winds and weak water pressure. A Cuban woman died, Fire Chief Savage was overcome but recovered, and numerous cigar factories, hotels, cafes, and car barns were ruined as authorities fought the flames.
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Rehhurches
Chicago
Denver
Leo Heinrichg
Itailan
Canalport Avenue
Procopius Nuezil
St. Procopius Church
Eighteenth Street
Sancta Maria Addelorata
I Peoria Street
Grand Avenue
iVhey
Tampa
Fla
Twelfth
Michigan Avenues
Sixteenth
Twentieth Streets
Antonio Diaz
Twelfth Avenue
Effie
Savage
Peter and Castro
Maximo Caras
New York
Grote & Co
Editor's Wife Dies in Marlne News Dispatch
Milwaukse Wisconsin March 2 Special to The Daily News Marlne says Mrs. W P Trayes wife of the managing editor of The Michigan Herald Leader died today from heart failure She was twenty eight years old Her husband is critically ill with pneumonia and recovery is unlikely The news of her death will not be conveyed to him while he remains in critical condition
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Milwaukse
Wis
Baty
Marlneve
W. PF. Trayes
Menominee
Mich.y Herald-Leader
Tre
Judge Vindicates War Office Figures in Public Scandal
The report claims President Roniewsit's innocence and judge W is cleared, denouncing an assault on the judge as a public scandal. Secret records and officials dispute fault, asserting no crime by the president and defending his integrity.
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von Ryen
Sarretars
Sete
Roniewsit
Cate
Milwaukee man George Bullen hanged self over debt distress
At the Sue McViecar farm eight miles south of Milwaukee George Bullen aged twenty eight committed suicide by hanging with a strap. He faced a debt of 32450 tied to a fare he had purchased near Bagle. Bullen left a wife and two children. A coroner’s inquest was held at the MeViecar farm after a jury was impaneled to hear evidence.
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Milwaukee
Wie
George Bullen
Hansing
Sue McViecar
Waufeant
Bagie
Builon
Mulder
Father of Rockefeller Portraits and Personal Recollections
The AI Press recounts Dr. Charles He a from North Kedale Avenue and Levingston of Freenert, detailing a chain of evidence linking Rockefeller family ties. It notes interactions with John D. Rockefeller and reflections on his early life, business guidance, and the formation of a lasting relationship centered on mentorship and shared history.
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Ai Press
Charles Hea
Kedale Avenue
Liam Avery
TY Rockefeler
John
Rockefelle
Estes
Rockefeller
Cleveland
Avalanche Toll Reported at Thirteen Dead
A disaster event lists thirteen fatalities with unclear details from a torn OCR page. The fragment references a March date and mentions locations, a hotel, and possible rescue or investigation terms, but specifics remain obscured.
Fragmentary Weather Notice From Local Gazette
Fragmentary OCR text mentions temperatures and forecasts with broken names and locations. It references a Saturday event, a meeting or market day, and general weather notes. The legible items suggest a community notice about temperature, time, and a local schedule.
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