Revolt Crushed as Estrada Loses in Nicaragua
Bluefields dispatch reports the insurrection led by General Estrada crushed, Chamorro's campaign failing as internal support wanes. A possible new republic in eastern Nicaragua is discussed, with Estrada seeking U S protection to defend against Madrid forces. Guerrilla warfare and rumors of US intervention dominate the outlook.
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Associated
Bluefields
Nicaragua
Pistrada
Btates
Publc
United States
Madriz
Estrada
Republic
Madrid
Timas
Gene Chamorro
Chavorra
Widsor
Vicente
Menaav
Fowler
Tima
Gener
Chamorre
San Vicente
Panama
Rleil
Santa Clara
Insurgent Surrender Near San Juan Del Sur in Nicaragua
The report describes Mona's soldiers and depleted insurgent forces from the frontier near San Juan del Sur moving toward a new republic. It notes possible U S recognition and a halt to fighting if government forces move east, with a rebel column at La Manga and 200 revolting fighters surrendering at Acorapa.
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Mona
United Stars
San Juan del Sur
Champerro
Mena
Bluefields
San Vicente
Vasquez
la Manga
Chanwrre
Hama
Deen
Acorapa
Menasha Elks Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
Menasha Judge of Elks elected officers including Exalted ruler A H Wieckert and secretary Fred Bueterworth at the annual meeting held in Menasha Wisconsin. Grand lodge session slated for Detroit in July. Pax River Culley Library opens at the Menasha Public Library with speakers and an evening program. Local injuries and moves noted.
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Menasha
Wis
Menasha Judge of Elks
A. H W. Wieckert
C. J. Oberweiser
F. E. Scoit
P. J. Wrantkramer
Fred Buuterworth
John Walter
F. J
Library Board
Br Jur
F. D. Laka
Dudgeon
Eau Claire
Miss Smith
PL. Com
Towson
Samuel Planiz
Lawrence Emlege
Senate Debates Bank Bill as Vote Looms Today
Washington March 3 The senate opened discussion on the administration postal savings bank bill aiming to vote before the legislative day ends. Page proposed a reserve fund financed by interest from banks holding postal funds while Cummins urged amending to strike the reserve. The Cummins measure passed 25 to 20 amid insurgent support for the proposal.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Administration Postal Savings Bank
Carter
Howere
Page
Gurton
Messrs
Cummins
Trains Deeply Buried In Wellington Avalanche
Twenty eight bodies of avalanche victims have been recovered with sixty missing whose names are known. It is estimated more than 109 people were killed as the Wellington avalanche blocked the line. Everett reports show cars buried under snow with no immediate prospect of rescue. Rescue crews will reopen the track using machinery to recover the remains and clear the line.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wash
Marth
Everett
Wellington
Two Lies in Alleged Bribe Case at Albany Hearings
Senator Allds denies Conger’s account of a 1901 conversation and the $1000 Stevens bill bribe claim. Lutttelon questions Allds about an apartment visit and denies demanding or delivering any such payment. Witnesses recount Cook Jr and Dan ger naming contributors and Allds declining money to defeat the bill.
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Albany Associated Press
Benn Coenger
Allds
Martin W. Lutttelon
Conger
Litllitun
Stevens
Litttelon
Sant Allds
Frank Conger
Stevens-Malthy
Walter A. Cook Jr
Acmerough Machinery Companys
Frankfort
Mob Fatality Sparks Texas Race Riot Rumors
Associates Press reports a mob in Texas fatally harmed a Black man and threatened more violence at the jail. Police and militia were deployed as rumors spread of further attacks against Black residents following a fatal incident and calls for action by local authorities.
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Associates Press
Tex
Allen Hronks
Brook
Burrell Oates
Sal Aranoff
Fort Worth
Trak
Court Finds Man Guilty in Hat Pin Attack
In Lonieville Wy, Charles Thess a stagehand at Macaulies theater was fined 40 for a fault in a trial. The defendant Meare Bean quay and associate Tangna t were linked to the hat pin incident during a three trial sequence.
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Associated Press
Lonieville
Meare Beanquay
Herress
Golierert
Toes
Ener Oon
Charles Thess
Macaules
Tése
Misa Tangnat
Cobb Signs Contract With Detroit Tigers
Augusta March 3 Cobbs signs with the Detroit Tigers in the American League for three years at 9900 dollars annually. The deal was received and signed yesterday.
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Dciates Prags
Augusta
Maren
Trurus Coab
Detroit American League “Tigers
Cobh
Fatal Railway Wreck Strewn Across Illinois Rails
Three men were killed and several severely injured after two freight trains collided in Illinois. A rapid chain of events near a station led to multiple fatalities and widespread damage. Authorities described the wreck as a heavy, devastating crash with many halted cars and emergency crews responding quickly.
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Associates Press
Trecal
Cme
Ile
Stoedinnett
Joseph Tastes
Indy
Clinton
Ho Iy
Dim Sink Gailey
Earthquake Shocks New York City Disturbs Homes
Reports from Associated Press describe a distinct earthquake shock felt this morning in New York City. The tremor lasted about one minute, moving from south to north and rattling houses while objects in shops tilted and rattled.
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Associated Pre
Cupner Lake
N. YM
Wisconsin man to represent U S at Pan American Games
A Wisconsin man, member of the university of Wisconsin faculty, is chosen to represent the United States at the Pan American Games. Wilde of Milwaukee and Mrs J. G Chvidsom-F. We C. are noted in the visit entourage.
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Paul F. Reinach
Wisconsin University
University of Wisconsin
Aix
Wilde
Milwaukee
J. Gf
Strike Fallout and Mayor Rexburn’s Stand
An Associated Press report from Philadelphia dated March 1 notes Mayor Rexburn plans action in the trade strike and cites a 91old law enabling court handling of the situation. The Philadelphia grand jury indicts Juan J Murphy, president of the central labor union, and C Pratt organizer, on charges including rioting and conspiracy.
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Associated Russ
Philadelphia
iRreyburn
Cihy
Grand Jury
Agaimst
Juan Jd. Murphy
Central Inhorion
C. ©. Pratt
Mens Urilon
Murphy
Pratt
Eskern Case Moved to Eau Claire for Trial
A chaotic report notes a delayed Ekern case in Trempealeau County with judges and parties ambivalent. The article suggests moving the trial to Eau Claire, as locals doubt a verdict can be reached in Trempealeau due to divided public opinion.
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Wis
Mareh
Trempeslens
Hws
Pligpee Taijae
Eau Claire
Heinze Indicted Again by Federal Grand Jury
Apsociate Press reports Tremze Heinge, charged in connection with the Mercantile National Bank misapplication, indicted again as the federal grand jury returns the case. Forecast for Wisconsin indicates mostly cloudy weather with warmer highs in the north and west portions tonight. Local Observations show time, temperature and remarks.
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Apsociate Press
New York
Augustus Heinge
Federal
Tremze
Moercantile National Bank
Tleipse
Ian Taye Dar
Wisconsin
Ipm
Sam
West Coast Flood Destroys Bridges and Floods Valley
Severe winter storms and rapid melt push rivers higher across Washington Oregon and Ohio. Chehalis Cowlitz and Muskingum rivers surge causing bridges to wash out and towns to brace for rising water. Rail service disrupted and flooding threatens homes farms and infrastructure.
Sugar Follows Pork in Market Rally
Market note shows sugar prices rising ten cents per pound while pork prices hold firm on March 3. Read as a brief commodity update with early 20th century phrasing and emphasis on price movements for staple goods.
Guenther Voss Wedding At St Pauls Church
The wedding of Harry Guenther and Arliss Meta Voss took place at St Pauls Evangelical Church at 1 o clock Wednesday afternoon with Rev Theodore Frig officiating. The bridal party included John Voss, Jv s Gluenther, H H Dale, Jethel Cone and guests of about 20 attended a reception at the Vos shore from 1:30 p.m. onward. The Oshkosh Maennerchor sang, and Miss Tydin Bormann played organ selections. more details promised for Saturday Jovial page.
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Harry Guenther
Arliss Meta Voss
John O. Vosa
North Park Avenue
St. Pauls Evangelical Church
Theodore Frig
John V
Jvs Gluenther
11. H. Dale
Jethel Cone
Vosshore
Oshkosh Maennershor
Interstate Commerce Commission barred from enforcing elevator pay ban
The U S circuit court in Kansas City enjoined the ICC from enforcing its order prohibiting compensation to grain elevator owners and operators for elevation and transfer in transit The decision written by Judge Sanborn and concurred by Judges Hook and Adams found the order beyond the commission’s delegated power The suit was filed in St Louis by Peavey Elevator Co with support from the boards of trade of Kansas City Omaha and other midwest cities
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Associated Press
Kansas City
St Louis
Peavey Elevator Company
Boards of Trade of
Omaha
Mikildie West
Irving at Neenah lecture and city affairs mix
Special to the Northwestern Irving delivers a talk on honest neighborhoods criticizing local business posture and storefront appearance while praising some initiatives. City council meets hears audit bill dispute with Marwick Mitchell and Co awaiting adjourned session. two damag eclaims denied. notices on fishing shanties and a costume party at Mrs Stebert Dillons with ladies in themed outfits.
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Northwestern
Neenab
Penely
Neenah Theater
Jeorge BH. Irving
Irving
Tnien
Oshkosh
Marwick, Mitchell & Co
Hue
Cleveland
Margaret Rasmussen
Oconto
Paul Rasmussen
Ediari
Billa
Lars Nelson
Tranish
Stebert Dillon
Christian Anderson
Charles Eisenach
Edward Johnson
Samantha
President to Decide on Shaw's Right to Practice Law
Washington reports the president will decide if A Shaw, former solicitor general of the forest service, should be permitted to practice before the Interior Department. Shaw sought permission from Secretary Ballinger and was briefly denied. Taft is expected to rule soon.
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Associated Pres
Washington
Maret
A. Shaw
Forest Service
Taft
Borester Phuirhot
Department of
Thi Linterior
Shaw
Ballinger
Fle
Interiar Department
Short Notes on Local Meetings and Hospital Case
The Bike Bridge club will meet tonight at 8. Oshkosh Pure Milk directors held their monthly meeting at Osh i Taght offices. Dr C G W Oviatt reported an appendicitis case at St Mis hospital involving Miss Mac Vogt of Neo nul. An apple seed was found in her appendix, a rumor denied by Dr Oviatt who noted fruit strands are rare in appendicitis. Miss Vogt is rapidly recovering.
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Bike’ Bridge Club
Oteluek
Oshkosh Pure Milk Company
Oshi Taght Company
St. Mis Hospital
C G. W. Oviatt
Lewis Platform Declared For Wisconsin Governor Nomination
The Northwestern prints Captain Lewis de Mares of Racine issuing a full platform for his Republican bid. He seeks county option on saloon licensing, stronger primary election reforms, strict campaign finance disclosure, workmen compensation, waterpower regulation, and state supported reforestation and industrial education.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Dav
William Alitehell Lewis
Racine
Waller Power
Aptain Lewis
Wisconsin
Gov
Ernor
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