Prince Henry of Prussia Arrives for Milwaukee Visit
Prince Henry of Prussia tours Milwaukee and Chicago with a full civic and German-American reception planned. The Milwaukee program includes a parade drive, a reception at Exposition Hall, a banquet at the Pfister, and a late-night departure by train to Chicago. In Chicago a sequence of entertainments at the Auditorium and Germania Club is scheduled, with a Governor meeting and a Lincoln statue ceremony before departure.
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Milwaukee
Prince Henry and
Union Railway Station
Exposition Building
Exposition
Court of Honor
Pinnkinton House
Prince
Party Board
Union Station
Chicago
Ill
Prince Henry of Prussia
Union Depot
Auditorium
First Regiment Armory
van Sant
Minnesota
Lincoln
Germania Club
Prince Henry
Harrison
Bis
Auditorium Hotel
L F& m
Cox
Prince Henry of Prussia Visits St Louis
Prince Henry of Prussia spent four hours in St Louis with receptions at Union Station a welcome address by Mayor Wells and a breakfast with the local committee. He toured the business district and West End then departed for Chicago aboard a specially hauled train as crowds cheered at the station.
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Germany
United States
Deutacher Verein
Deuleber Millar Verein
Krieger Verein
St. Lott
Springfield
America
Louis
Aready
Prince Ifenry
Ife
Adratralans
Union Station
St. Louis Club
Prince Henry
Wells
Evans
Dr. Rielem
St. Louis
Pallee
Fourth United States Cavalry
Jefferson Barracks
Umder
F. A. Edwards
ST. Louis Clair
Club House
Avenue
Cave Alry
Mayor Wells
Ambassador Vor Jielleben
Corbin
Sites
Wil
von Plessen
von Tirpitz
Dockery
Missouri
von Seckendorf
John ©. Bates
von Wesendecker
David R. Francis
Associated Press
Prince Henry of Prussia
St Louis
West End
Prince and
Cain Rulie
St Louia Union Station
Pietot
Wellx
Riele
Corte
Mayer Wells
Handel the Pines
St. Anmvns
Waters
Three Flank
Amerian Saverenty
Siiu- Rint
Herth
Kiel
Tareemim
Funeral Notices for Mrs Elizabeth Stocum and Frank Jeffers
The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Stocum will be Tuesday at 2 PM from her daughter Mrs D S Lean house Elm Street. Rev George E Farnam will officiate with interment at Ellenwood cemetery. pallbearers include local men. The funeral for Frank Jeffers was held this morning at J E Stebbins residence with a brief service, prayers, and scriptures. remains were sent to Milwaukee for cremation at Forest Home.
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Mra
Elizabeth Stocum
D. 5
Lean
Elm Street
George E. Farnam
Plymouth
Frank Jeffers
F E. H. Smith
First Congregational Church
J. E. Stebbins
Washington Street
Jennyson
Wisconsin Central
Milwaukee
Forest Home
Menasha Resident A. O. Merritt Dies at 85
A. O. Merritt of Menasha Wis died Saturday at age eighty five. Survived by two sons A E and Va D Merritt and daughter Mrs J W Clinton. Funeral held this afternoon at the residence with Rev A E Leonard of the Congregational church officiating.
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MenAsha
Wis
A. O. Merritt
A. E
Va. D. Merritt
J. W. Clinton
A. E. Leonard
Congregational Church
Senate considers rural free delivery bill and Green Bay public building
The senate frames debate on rural free delivery reform and a public building project in Green Bay Wisconsin. Other business includes nominations and court term adjustments in Kentucky and Indian Territory and a $250000 Memphis post office expansion.
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Washington, D.C
Maren
Loud
Caliifornia
Shankl
Swanson
Virginia
Congress
Senate
United States
Kentucky
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Savannah
Oflen V. Reed
Navy
Flora A. Darling
New Orleans
Elorado and Jiatrops Railway Company
Ouchiut River
Puble
Reno
Nev
N.B. Brooks
Germany
Frem
Tiberia
Venezusia
Memphis
Tenn
Green Bay
Wis
James @. Field
Peart harbor work begins as rail line planned to link Hilo
From Honolulu correspondence, the Navy starts dredging at Pearl Harbor to deepen the entrance near Kentikekuia Bay, a site tied to historic white landings and Captain Cook’s death. A Komaki railway terminus is chosen, with tracks planned toward Kolang Kilauen to join the Hilo extension and form an inland Mawes circuit. The Honolulu Merchants Association asks the federal government to clear sanitary conditions, likening Cuba’s Havana cleanup. Genevra Johnstone Bishop, arriving for a Messiah performance, breaks two arms in a sidewalk fall after a misstep on an unseen rise.
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Associatedt Prensa
Phy Navy
Peart Harbor
Kentikekuia Bay
Captain Cook
Ue Komaki
Kolang Kilauen
Hilo
Mawes
Merchants’ Association of Honolululina
Itonalahy
Havana
Cuba
Mme
Genevra Johnstone
Sierra
Supreme Court Upholds Futures Dealing Fine Statute
The U S Supreme Court affirms a state court ruling upholding a state statute imposing a fine of 10 to 1000 for dealing in futures. The decision of the state court is sustained in today’s opinion.
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My Associated Prensa
Washington, D. C
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court of
Police and Soldiers Guard Norfolk Rail Line Strike
Police and the Seventy-first Virginia regiment moved to maintain order on the Norfolk Railway and Light Company line as strikers wavered between returning to work and quitting again. Miners occupy platforms while police guard cars. in Hunterville many relatives stand on tracks to deter cars from moving.
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Sy Associated Press
Norfolk
Norfolk Railway and Light Company
Wtay
Regiment
Virginia
Hunterville
Wisconsin water power deal signals Apple River expansion
Dr. F W W Epyn, president of Apple River Power, says Stillwater capitalists will buy all eastern stock and invest more. The $100,000 deal may spark a new Apple River waterpower development beyond Somerset and a power line to Stillwater.
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Associated Press
New Richmond
Wis
F. WW. Epiyn
Apple River Power Company
Stillwater
Stillwater Parers
Apple River
Somerset
Death in Utica Mrs Anne Thomas Dies at 74
Mrs Anne Thomas wife of the late John Thomas died Saturday night at her home in Utica town aged 74 born October 25 1st due to asthmatic bronchitis She lived in Allen since 1849 survived by three daughters Frank Holdren Mrs John Geesman and Mrs John Wey Oshkosh three sons David Oshkosh Evan and John both of different towns two grandchildren Mrs Davis and John Ellis Funeral Tuesday at two from her residence with services at Salem church and Second Baptist church conducted by Rev Sweet
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Anne Thomas
John Thomas
Uticn
Thomas
Allen
Frank Holdren
John Geesman
John Wey
Oshkosh
David Thomas
Evan Thomas
Tuea
Davis
Wid Rose
John Ellis
Gulea
Salem
Mr. Sweet
Second Baptist Church
Outbreak Rumors Ripple Through Colombia Capital
Reports from Washington indicate a revolutionary outbreak in Colombia with the capital near siege conditions. Government forces purportedly repelled Julianist rebels pushing them toward the mountains after heavy losses.
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aBy Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Colompia
Rogert
Striking Papermakers Rally In Neenah Street Clash
On Wisconsin Avenue city of striking papermakers confronted W L Davis of the Wianabasa Paper Company and two non union workers Saturday evening. No violence occurred but strong language was exchanged and police were required to keep order. Non union workers were seeking lodging and sleeping quarters in the Davis office building.
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Northwestern
Neenah
Wic
Wisconsin Avenus
Cty
W. L.davis
Wianabasa Paper Company
Davisoni
Davis Office
Floods devastate Paterson area with widespread loss
Widespread flooding in Paterson New Jersey leaves many families homeless as water subsides only slowly. Montpelier Vermont reports fresh flood damage and two bridges washed away. Empire State Express passengers rescued by rowboats as nearby trains stall. Cincinnati flood fears ease after cooling temperatures. A separate Oshkosh case involves a suspect Woodruff linked to forged endorsements and hotel misdirection.
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Mrews
New York
Brad Mart
Ohne Mill
Paterson
Net
Vermont
Winooski
Hutlrond
Thin City
Widhhty
Ely
Montpelier
Barre
Central Vermont Railway
Empire State Express
New York Central
Albany
W.ml
The
Herald
Castleton
West Shore
Hudson
Cincinnati
Sce
Basster
Tomorry
Scandals Blur Philippines Show Promoter Case
Cha rica Woodruff believed central to a theater promoter scandal tied to The Scout of The Philippines. Promoter Woodruff reportedly left on the C W railroad with two young women carrying three unpaid watches valued about $90 while Company B pursues legal action over possible misused funds ahead of a March 22 performance. Local witnesses recount a chaotic scene with steam from Elks carnival ties and a chain of doubtful transactions.
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Comptoets
Comelock
Vommptocts
Milwaukee
Pues Pichon
Woodrat
Mn. Woodruff Decor
Mr. Woodruff
Hekets
Pire Chanel
Philippines
Woodrut
McEranry
Ue Oshkosh
Leonard
Tildie
Froelich
Himaeh
Misa Froelich
Araume
Leonard Gays
Mips Froelich
Bacanaba
Mich
Holiidays
Pool Heeper
Oshkooh
Cy R. Boardman
TL Epstein
My. Boardman
Woodrutt
Ladze of Elke
National Guard
Revere
Woodruff
Tie
William Faber
Fond du Lac
Comstock
Einstein
Dr. Comstock
Company B
W. XN. G
Charles Woodruf
C. & W. Railroad
Company Hi
Scout of the Philippines
Iva
Comny
Uke
Peweck
Tip
President to Visit Charleston Exposition
The president informed a Charleston committee that he would attend the exposition in that city during March in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washingion
D.C
Charleston
S. C
The Last Minstrel Death Nears For Nel Bryant
In St. Marys Hospital Brooklyn Nel Bryant aged seventy one, famed minstrel, lies in a chair awaiting death. The end nears as his health has severely declined in recent days and the loss of four colleagues has struck a heavy blow.
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Associated Preas
New York
St. Mars‘s Hospital
Brookton
Sugar Prices Cut Five Points a Day
All grades of refined sugar were reduced by five points a day, as reported by Associated Press from New York on March 2.
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Associated Press
New York
Bride’s Departure Sparks Traditional Nighttime Celebration
A detailed account describes the bride’s privacy before the bath, the procession of bridegroom and guests, lanterns carried by men, and the dispersal of gifts and fireworks after the ceremony. The text discusses the ritual’s possible origins and societal purposes, emphasizing lineage, propitiation, and female roles in the observance.
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Alsht
Reom
Mae Wanlore
State Rights Again
The United States government lacks authority to authorize liquor sales contrary to state law. The liquor tax aims to protect legitimate retailers, not to sanction unlawful sales. Senator Titman criticizes federal overreach and notes conflict with state enforcement for whisky.
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South Carling
United States
Internal Revenue Department
Frank Leslie
Popular
Shaky Ledger Notes on New York Will and Assets
Fragmentary lines claim uncertain details about a New York will and supposed assets across the United States. Mentions of York cases and exchanges hint at financial or legal unsettled matters needing clarification.
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New York
Yorke Cas
New York Ct
United States
Hunting Trip Ends in Tragedy Described in Barn
The report recounts a dawn hunting outing by Charles Hileman and William Cartwright, two wire mill workers. A dog is involved, a theft misstep noted, and a sudden search leads to a deadly outcome as the party moves to the barn and encounters an unknown danger.
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Charles Hileman
William Cartwright
Wireman
Ron
Hileman
Saeed
Dee
Indianayln
Fragmented OCR Note on Names and Objects
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Dee Shret, a Raver and OPS RW Tet, and various unreadable items. It references March, Jord Chandi, Tears in a Tile trove, and a UK writer producing words daily from 19 to Zoo, plus a typewriter exchange.
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Jord Chandi Woarns
Arita
Gr Fle
Park and city meetings and social notes from Marshfield
A busy local notice page records a special park board meeting for this evening, city hall gatherings of the police and fire commissioners, and forthcoming meetings of the Ladies Benevolent Society. It also notes visits, a drunken conduct case, a Passion Play lecture, and various civic discussions about street projects and university events.
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Park Board
Board of Pollce and Fire Commissioners
City Hall
Ellen Ford
Lucy Forbe Kellens
Edward Ellsworth
Marshfield
Daisy Paxamore
Fort Atkinson
William Porter
Pleasant Avenue
The
Ladies’ Benevolent Society Wii
J. J. Moore
Reignaz
J. Chapin
Rand
Tey
Bo MW
Smith
Ely Hall
Laecies
Ptanis
Pete
Univerenniet
Ursan
Disaster details from Pretoria report on British convoy loss
Lord Kitchener reports from Pretoria of a Boer assault near Klerkadorp in the Cape Colony. The convoy of empty wagons suffered heavy British losses with 632 total killed or wounded and 1 brig captured. Lieutenant Colonel Anderson and nine officers with 245 men were taken. Boers estimated 1200 to 1700 strong with commanders Delarey Kemps Calliers Lemar Wolmarans and Potgler present.
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London
Pretoria
Kitchener Kenda
Vondonop
Klerkadorp
Arpanavanl
Anderson
Kraaipan
Cape Coloony
Klerksdorp
Delarey
Kemps
Calliers
Lemar
Wolmarans
Potgler
Lemmer
Oshkosh Ice Yacht Club Race Sees Heylman Gazelle Win
Sunday regatta at the foot of Washington street and Norway featured Ben Heylman aboard Norway winning first class while August Navomer steered Gazelle to victory in second class. The course looped three times around a triangle on a favorable ice. Spectators watched as Gazelle led early with Norway and Tiakilwa close behind.
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Oshkosh Ice Yacht Club
Washington Street
Norway
Ben Heylman
Gazelle
August Navomer
Tiakilwa
George F. Barton
Wasp
Columbian
Louis M. Stoll
Stuby
Walter Radford
Redvird
Heylman
Tiskitns
Barton
Meyer
Doman
Ruby
Radford
Bay
Columbia
Naumer
Oshkosh Ice Facn
Lake
Wicnnebago
Census of the French Press Reveals Growth and Diversity
A historic census shows 86 percent of Frenchmen connected to journalism and details on French press outlets. It reports 140 dailies, 781 weeklies, and 932 monthlies, with 2 849 provincial titles, down 173 from the prior year. The Gazette de France, founded in 1651, is highlighted as the leading title.
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Werklien
Galliriarch
Zit
Gazette de France
Paris
Edward Nishwitz Reinstated With Back Pay and Resigns
Edward F Nishwitz reinstated to the New York force with back pay after an absence without leave. He had been working as a machinist during the interim and now states he has resigned from the force.
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Edward F. Nishwitz
New York
Jaave
Lardeen
Nishwitz
Force
Exchange
Man With a Neweorl James N. Lana Marries Again
James N. Lana of Middisinn is reported to have married for a second time after a first marriage in Milford Virginia. The notice notes his age around 44 to 49 and references a prior union in Milford.
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James N. Lana
Middisinn
Pronenes
Aeetor
Piern
Milford
Jane
Weather forecast for Wisconsin predicts snow flurry tonight
The forecast warns of snow flurries and windy conditions tonight across Wisconsin. Temptatures will be chilly with cloudy skies and a light breeze.
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Supreme Court of United Sinter Vabotda State Law Individue
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