Miss Harriman Weds Robert Gerry in Grace Church
New York March 2 Miss Cornelia Harriman second daughter of Mr and Mrs El Harriman wed Robert Livingstone Gerry son of Commodore and Mrs Elbridge Gerry at Grace Episcopal Church Broadway and Tenth Street. The ceremony drew social and financial leaders with maid of honor Miss Mary Harriman and bridesmaids in peach chiffon. The couple's union, declared an American marriage, followed a breakfast at 874 Fifth Avenue.
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Associates Press
New York
Corneiia Harriman
EL H Harriman
Robert Livingstone-Gerry
Commodore
Elbpredge T. Gerry
Grace Episgonal Church
Broadway
Tenth Street
W. R. Huntington
Grace Church
J. H. McGuinness
Ardent
Morris sues Wisconsin Central for 320000 in duties claim
Charles E M Morris files suit against the Wisconsin Central Railway and subsidiary units seeking 320000 for services as acting and assistant secretary and nominal director from 1899 to 1906. He alleges demands were ignored and that he held no stockholder or director status beyond nominal assignments.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Charles Eml Morris
Wisconsin Central Railway Sempeany
Wisconsin Central Company
Determined to Die: Carl Gillmeister Faces Sanity Exam
Special to The Northwestern Wilwaukee reports Carl Gillmeister attempted suicide twice at home after a quarrel with his wife. He bound a rope to a ceiling hook and jumped from a chair, was cut down, then tried again in the woodshed before being found and revived. Family says he has abused them and threatened self harm. they believe he is mentally unbalanced.
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Wilwaukee
la Crosse
Carl Gillmeister
Gilmeister
Fam- Vir Anezeer
Indictments return rebates case against St Louis and San Francisco line
Federal grand jury returns indictments charging the St Louis and San Francisco Railway Company and the Chapman and Dewey Trust with creating rebates. The action names the Raiteau company and cites March 3 as the indictments date in Missouri.
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Careo. Yz Assotates
St. Louis
Bia
St Louis
San Fran
Ixes, Raiteau Company
Chapnan
Dewe
TrrstefFany
Kar
Expropriation Bill Passes in Parliament
In Berlin the government today approved the expropriation bill known as the Poth law, moving to change the term law as adopted by the house of torus. The measure advances with swift parliamentary support and outlines state powers over property redirection.
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CRW Aseseated
Berlin
Math
House of Torus
President to appoint Bossiter public printer
Washington March 3. It is understood the president will appoint W. S. Bossiter of New York to succeed Charles B. Stillings of Massachusetts as public printer. Bossiter has served as chief clerk of the census office and was recently detailed to review operations at the government printing office.
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Axxuell Press
Washington, Cbd. C
W. 5. Bossiter
New York
Charles B. Stillings
Massachusetts
Bossiter
Cierx
Census Office
Prezelent
Government Printing Office
SIMS CONTRADICTED OVER AMERICAN STRAIGHT HOIST DEVICE
The witness challenges Commander Sims on testimony about the straight hoist device and turret safety during gunnery at Santiate. He argues screens between guns and batching rooms fix any danger to magazines and defends naval ammunition handling. He also rebuts claims of poor gunnery by the U S Navy at Santiago, saying better shooting was impossible under the circumstances.
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Critice
Santiate
Senate Committee of Naval Affairs
S.ms
Perkins
Fletcher
Sims
Santiago
Powder Train Explosion Wrecks Big Four Freight
A cargo of powder exploded on a Big Four freight train about two miles from here as it ran at full speed. Two men were fatally injured. The train was wrecked with several cars burning. The blast shattered stock houses and windows for miles.
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Associated Preas
SitehSeld
La Follette moves on Choctaw Creek lands reform
Senster La Follette proposes three public land bills to separate surface and mineral rights for Choctaw Chickasaw and Creek lands. Surface lands would be leased for agriculture or grazing with size limits up to 160 and 540 acres. Mineral lands would be appraised, tribes paid, and mining would require interior license. Senate also passes 23960 for a Wisconsin fish hatchery.
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Washington, D. C
Senster la Follette
Secretary of the Interior
Senate
la Follette
Wisconsin
United States Fish Commissioner
H. C. Stevens
Madison Loses Whitmore In Baseball Trade
Madison reports Whitmore former Wisconsin captain of 1967 and Madison Wisconsin league star has been sold to Minneapolis. The price is said to be nine or two Miller players and the Madison management has not decided. Whitmore, reputed top scorer and strong batter, may quit baseball for engineering if blocked from advancement.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Whitmore
Wisconsin University
Minneapolis
Miller
Closerborne
Cassiboine
Whitmer
French Cabinet Votes to Send More Troops to Morocco
Paris March 3 The cabinet voted to dispatch 466% additional soldiers to Morocco to sustain the aggressor posture and relieve tired troops after recent Moors fighting. Parliament will be asked to appropriate 500,500 general fund to support the measure and improve work in Moroccan operations.
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Associated Press
Paris
I5da
Morocco
Iiel
Moroccs
Trial verdict in Wisconsin man found guilty of murder
In Wausau the jury convicts a man of murder in the third degree for killing his wife Paulina on June 33 by striking her with a bolt. Witnesses describe the fatal blows and the offender’s actions, with the judge set to sentence after the fourteenth hour.
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Olaiet Press
Wis
Wirrom Wausau
Wott
Paulina
Laspy
X Bo
Guru
Senator Allison Celebrates 79th Birthday Achieves Unmatched Service
Senator William Boyd Allison of Town marks his seventy ninth birthday as colleagues from both parties extend congratulations. The text notes his long tenure of thirty five years in the Senate, praising faithful service and a record of length and dedication in the upper chamber.
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Wiliam Boyd Allison
Allison
Civil War Veteran Isaac Post Dies in Wisconsin
Special from La Crosse reports Isaac Post of Westby died at sixty two from heart disease. He was a Civil War veteran and unmarried, leaving a ninety three year old mother in Milwaukee.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
la Crosse
Isaac Post
Westby
Hat floats down canal sparks Menasha police watch
A girl's hat was seen drifting in the canal at Menasha raising questions on whether it signals more than an accidental loss. Police were informed and investigations follow as residents note attempted burglaries on Kaukauna Street and a busy pre Lent social calendar continues with parties and gatherings around Neenah and Appleton.
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Menasha
Wis
Joseph Sailer
Sailer-Whitmore Foundry Company
Kaukauna Street
Germanian Society
Concordia Hall
Appleton
Clara Hagedorn
Naymut Street
Louis Kronberg
Carl Lohman
Julius Weinke
Whi Remmel
Ed Sauer
Neenah
Jessie McGann
Charles Sorenson
MeGann
Fourth Ward
Catholic Brigade
Little Chute
Joseph Coyle
Louis Akin
Wiléer
Milwaukee Wa
Menasha Herary
Economics Club
BG. M. P
Letha
Milwaukee
Parkes
Royal Neighbors
Ie Merasna
Fred Ul
Third Street
Phillip H
Island
Elsie Regenfuss
Kaukauna
Fire at Spring Green Destroys Buildings in Wisconsin
An Evening Wisconsin special reports a March fire destroying a number of Spring Green buildings including a restaurant managed by Thomas. Total loss about 15000 with insurance near 800. Mrs. Thomas rescued through a window. Chattel mortgages and vintage records on file in the clerk’s office were destroyed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Spring Green
Gaye
Thomas
Anarchist Attack Sparks Chicago Police Turmoil
Chicago reports an anarchist connected to the Shippy case was arrested near Airbuci's home. Detectives Conpel and OBrien questioned a companion, while Emma Geldman defended Averbuch and criticized the police chase. Authorities discuss deportation and new federal action as New York and Pittsburgh monitor threats.
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Emma
LDMAN
Springfield
Emma Geldman
Chief Shippy
Lazarus Averduch
Shippy
Wasshni
Chicare
Miss Goldman
Leo
Denver
Chicago
Chief Shinpy
Averbuch
Hedprich
Fural
John J. O'Connor
Dean McNally
RED Pape
Kansas City
Kan
McQuaide
New York
Binghas
Pittsburg
Pittehurt
Marsh
Af Police Shippy
Snard
Iforeland
Mackmilling
Rrranizati
McQuavne
Gett
Listing the proxies and the Illinois Central Board slate
The document records proxy listings and nominations for the Illinois Central Board. Harriman, John Jacob Astor, and Jacob Friggs are named directors for the term ending October 18. Haeckster, Glaces, and Titus replace Fish in the current roster with no other nominations.
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Whicacn
HO Harriman
John Jacob Aster
Jacob Frigs
Aesanita Preemant
Harnans
Tllnois
Eo Cuetober
Glaces
Titus
La Follette To Speak On Aldrich Currency Bill
In Washington the Senate today debated the Aldrich currency bill. Senator La Follette requested a speech on the measure while Senator Aldrich indicated he would proceed with the bill without delay upon request. The exchange touched on the bill’s timing and the senator’s willingness to speak.
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Associated Presa
Washington, D.C
Aldrich
Senate
Senateur
la Follette
Governor's Message Denounces Race Track Gambling Threaths
Albany March 3 Governor Hughes arrives at the assembly with a message refusing to name the gambler whose letter leaked from the executive chamber. He defends anti gambling bills and says supporters of wagering interests threaten youth and public morality while lamenting corruption and poverty linked to racing establishments.
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Albany
Hughko
Executive Chamber
Silver Fox Kill Yields High-Value Pelts in Wisconsin
Neenah March 2 A farmer near Unis City shot four silver foxes valued at 429 to 500. The pelts described as five feet long and two colors of silver gray were bought by Wisconsin Paper Stock Co. officials say this fox is a rare find in fifty years. The news also notes school board actions and teacher salaries totaling 2,752.06 disbursed.
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Neenah
Wis
Thames Bwilcox
Unis City
Mikesville
Sewartz
Wisconsin Paper Stock Company
Ola Setilirs
Newton van Dalsen
Me- Mich
van Dalsen
Btout
Menominee
J Fa
Slila
Ganttors
AIDS LA FOLLETTE BILL Aimed at Labor Law and Trade Fees
March 2 report from Washington shows H R Fuller arguing a plea on a labor act related to La Follette supporters and employers. The story outlines fees, tariffs, and trade concerns tied to export and labor regulations, with references to commissions and legal duties.
Castro Arbitration Fight Over Venezuelan Claims
Washington reports Castro refuses arbitration on American claims tied to Orinoco ventures and asphalt concessions. Five cases seek millions over mining, navigation, and construction rights. U S government actions and Senate papers indicate possible firm steps ahead.
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Russel
Washington
Ormece Corporation
Castro Hasimies
Washington, D. C
A. F. Jarrette
Orinoco Corporation
T Steamship Company
New York and Bermudez Asphalt Company
United States and Mezazia Company
Orinnoce Icry
Senate
Amer.cats
Exer.pr
Castro
Amd Ont
Police to get service bars on uniforms in Ashkesh
Ashkesh officials discussed adding sleeve bars to mark length of service. Officers with five, ten, and more years would wear one, two, or more bars, with the chief and assistant chief assigned stars. The plan, limited to uniformed officers, was referred to the next meeting for report.
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Aps
Tong 1
Ashkesh
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
H. J. Zentner
H. 3. Zentner
E. W W. Weisbrnd
Auto Racesin Florida Rabble of Broken Text
Incoherent OCR fragment describes Florida auto races with mentions of a driver named Hout Ormemd and a sixth annual event. The garbled account references a race in March and a crash or mechanical issue with broken pins and a car stepping at speed.
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Shers
Tratan Co Ark
Church Robber Sentenced After France Theft
A church robber in France received a six year sentence after a trial. The case involved a theft from a church and a subsequent police investigation.
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Harriman
Ecold
Robert Livtexg
S$toxe Cerry
Charles M. Morris
Atest
Crarics S. Saillines
Senster la Foullette
Fhem
Bolt
Jeary Finda Wolt
Iowa
Nate
Aane Post
Wisconsin Village
Henry Lous
Polich
Red—Sixter
Bine
Whd
Associatedt Press
Marenz
Chist
Gfisin
Airbuci
Conpél
Gu'brien
Chiefs Force
Joseph Freedman
Wil
van Buren
State Street
Tia
Frank Zajicek Bras Acrestei
Marre
Prisoara
Benedictina Faloner
Molice
Olga Averbaeh
Whee
Marriet
Hives
Odessa
Fruse
Tribere
Austria
Vienna
Averbuce
Busse
Assie
Police Schuettler
Fetecti Bureau
Skippy
Ures
Emma Golden
United Trict
Sims Z.ftends
Fade Offacial
Ass Jaren
Om Aldrich
Hughes
THACK
Tates
Organizatioan
Liabilean
H. R. Fuller
Sania
Preece Prtsurg
Megecce
Texas
United States
Veleze
United
Florida
Ormond Breach
Atoine Thomas
France
Tetav
Perry
Chatrele
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