Not to Recall Governor in Carmack Trial
Attorneys for both sides in the Cooper Sharp murder trial of former Senator Carmack continued in conference. Witnesses remain to be called as cross examination plans were laid. the state will not recall Governor Patterson for cross examination due to jury leanings and lack of new facts.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Cooper-Sharp
Carmack
Tomourrow
M. R. Patterson
Twalte
Paterson
McCain
Stephenson Campaign Faces Heated Wisconsin Senate Vote
Madison reports reveal a tense joint ballot in which Isaac Stephenson missed reelection by one vote after paired arrangements and record questions. The inquiry into Stephenson’s church donations and campaign expenditures continues, with witnesses citing large checks and church gifts as part of primary campaigning.
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Wisconsin
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Rummell
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Blalne
Kind- On
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Onstad
Dune County
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Homes
Waukesha
Bassett
Isaac Stephenson
Mary F. Stringham
Marinette
Marsh
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Mias Stringham
Hambrecht
Ishara
Chorka
Wambrecht
Bray
Ft Fa Nntawtnl
Mareh
Eppling
Miss Stridwham
Wate Town’ College
Filibuster Dominates Senate Test of Penal Code Bill
Washington March 3 The Senate opened with a filibuster led by Clarke Arkansas to delay action on the conference report of the penal code bill. Money Mississippi explained opposition while tainting the debate with a veiled allusion to Taft and race in the South. Senate and assembly move on minor judicial bills and primaries.
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Taft
Associated Press
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Arkansas
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Sutherland
Money
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Monay
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Foraker
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Stack
Superior
Isang
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Stephenson
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Nineteenth Judicial Circuit
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Sawyer
Hall Claire
Chippewa
Wisconsin lawmakers debate medical department abolition
In the Wisconsin Legislature debate focused on abolishing the state university medical department. An anonymous hotelkeeper letter urged killing a hotel reform bill. An assembly committee backed a measure to place four naval reserve officers on par with the National Guard.
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Madison
Win
Wisconsin
State University
Wan
Companion
Naval Reserve
Wisconsin National Guard
Assembly
Roli
Milwaukee Medical Colleges
Mine blast kills four at Simond mine in Butte
Four men die in an early March accident at the Simond mine in Butte as a premature discharge and falling rock entomb workers. Seventeen to twenty holes were drilled, and recovery efforts took hours. In Wilkesbarre, Pennsylvania, a separate mine explosion at the Delaware and Hudson Coal Co. injures one worker and risks ten to fifteen entombed miners as fire and smoke hamper rescue efforts.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Simond
Wilkesbarre
Baltimore
Delaware & Hudson Coal Company
Farewell Senate Speech Highlights Large Apporpriations
Washington March 8 senior Hemenway spoke to the senate on his farewell address noting that aggregate appropriations over the last eight years exceeded estimates by large margins. He outlined reductions over seven years and contrasted funding demands from incentive departments and citizens with the need to curb expenses while congress debated the appropriation bill. The full agreement on the appropriation bill was reported and approved.
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Associate Press
Washington, D. C
Hemenway
Senate
Congress
Tie
Ptoulszlass
Saqa
Tassalantaba
Baldwin's Wills Filed In San Francisco Court
The Baldwin estate, valued around 25000, is placed in probate by attorney W Teetelly. Daughters Clara Baldwin Stocker of Arcadia Anita Baldwin McTaughrey of Berkeley and Zelda Relby of San Francisco receive large land bequests including the Baldwin ranch of over 20000 acres. The widow Tilly Bennett Baldwin gets a one third share of properties on Market Street known as the Baldwin annex.
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Cal
Tinktwin
Baldwin
Clara Baldwin Stocker
Arcadia
Anita Baldwin McTaughrey
Terkeley
Baldwin Ranch
Tilly Bennett Baldwin
San Francisco
Rancho la Puent
Wheat Tops Board as Prices Near Records
Chicago March 8 high season records set for wheat corn and oats on the Board of Trade. May wheat rose toward 1.? cents near a forecast peak, with strong trade and damage reports from major winter wheat states lifting corn and oats. May corn at 77% cents and May oats at 56? cents, reflecting market optimism and lively speculate activity.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Associated Press
Chicago
Board of Trade Today
Whisked by Special Train to Madison for Ballot Endorsement
Wiltam Reeder of Anligo and representing Ashland Langlade and Florence counties rode a special Chicago & Northwestern train to Madison to join Stephenson supporters in a joint ballot endorsement. The Antigo legislator arrived after a 2 hour 14 minute run from Milwaukee, paying about 123 dollars for the trip.
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Madison
Wis
Legisature
Chicago & Northwestern
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Wiltam Reeder
Anligo
Ashland
Langinde
Florence
Antigo
Stephenson
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Milwgakes
Reeder
Milwaukee
Sherman
Crandon
Erecta
Gelock
Reader
Deeds
Langinde County
Wisconsin Democrats Protest Bailey Seating of Stephenson
Democrats in the Wisconsin legislature protest Senator Stephenson’s seating in the U S Senate, citing the January 26 ballot and noting James Hastings and Randolph drafted the protest. Dispatches also report Stephenson likely to be seated at the March 17 extra session and Wheeler may be named U S district attorney for Wisconsin's western district.
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Wisconsin
Bailey
Texan
United State Senate
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Hasting
Randolph
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Milwaukee
Jacaville
Washington
Ysaac Stephenson
Congress
Wiliam G. Wheeler
United States
Griscom to Leave Rome and Herrick Declines Post
Associated Press reports American ambassador Griscom at Rome sent his resignation to the state department and plans to resign after returning to the United States to pursue business. Myron T Herrick of Ohio declined an ambassadorship offered by President-elect Taft, with vacancies expected in several posts.
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Iowa
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Chicago
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Tiristom
Rome
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Herrick
Washington, D.C
Myron T Herrickk
Ohio
Ambassador Griscom
Hunting Grounds In City Involving Cougar Hunter
In Seattle Washington United States government hunter Peterson tracks a cougar in the Fourteenth ward seeking the animal that killed ranchers’ livestock. He spares no trail but finds tracks of several coyotes and notes deer bears and foxes have been seen within city limits.
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Washington
Peterson
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