McKinley Inauguration Again Sworn In At Capitol
President McKinley of Ohio takes the oath for a second term before Chief Justice Fuller on a decorated east front stand. Theodore Roosevelt is sworn in as vice president as a 40,000 strong crowd fills the Capitol area amid rain and brilliant ceremonial pageantry.
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Ohio
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Roosevelt Inaugurated as Vice President in Senate
Theodore Roosevelt of New York was sworn in as vice president before a distinguished assemblage in the Senate chamber. The ceremony, led by Senator William Frye, occurred as President McKinley’s party looked on. An extraordinary session was immediately called for 5 PM.
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Maine
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Ohio
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Arkansas
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Ilinois
Deaths of Mrs Mary Nelson and Mrs Tank
Louis Nelson of 211 Oak Street returned home Saturday to find his wife Mary Nelson, 38, dead at home. Heart disease suspected. Funeral Tuesday at two from the residence with Rev. E B Smith officiating. Also reported, Mrs Fredricks Tank, widow of Charles Tank, died Sunday at her son’s home, age 86. Five children survive. Funeral Wednesday at one from Howen Street Lutheran Church.
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Il Smith
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Henry Buetow
Menke
van Dyne
F. Tutzlaff
Greene, Ia
Eldorado
TF. G. Tank
Jonine
Howen Street Lutheran Church
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Unknown man found in East River linked to Amélie Rives former husband
New York March 4 authorities recovered a badly decomposed body from the East River. Police sought to identify the man as John Armstrong Chamber, the former husband of Amélie Rives, who had disappeared from an asylum several months earlier.
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Tragedy at Chicago leaves two dead
Chicago March 4 Charles Merrill a tea merchant was shot in the back of the head and severely injured by John Correa a bookkeeper who then killed himself. The shooting followed a dispute over the firm books. Also Saturday evening W T Mitchell resigned as manager of Continental clothing house, to be succeeded by Carl Laemmie who has been in the store’s management for years.
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Chicago
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John Correa
W. T. Mitchell
Continental Clothing House
Mitchell
Sam Stern
Carl Laemmie
Parade of Veterans and Officials Through Washington
A large parade in Washington honors the president with military escorts and veterans. Admiral Dewey and General Miles ride in full dress. Civil War veterans lead, followed by Rough Riders, Porto Ricans, Marines, bluejackets, cavalry, and hospital detachments. Mrs McKinley and guests are escorted along the line amid cheers and salutes.
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McKinley and party reach Capitol as bills are signed
Adjutant General Corbin led Mrs McKinley and a large party to the capitol where the president and cabinet arrived at 11 40. The president signed the dying congress's bills, including the St Louis exposition measure, while some minor bills failed. The final bill was signed shortly before noon before the cabinet re entered the senate chamber.
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Parade in Washington Marks Rain Parade Return to White House
Washington March 4 rain interrupted the parade to the Capitol then ceased as the presidential party moved toward the White House. Veterans from the first parade were not present on the return, while the formation largely mirrored the earlier procession amid intermittent showers and cheering.
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Two Green Bay Sisters solicit funds in city notes
Short notes report two Sisters of Mercy from Green Bay soliciting for a home for wayward girls and fallen women. Ira Davies of Milwaukee visited the city. Father Brady at St Peter's preached on unity and indissolubility of marriage and on Catholic indulgences. Marriage licenses to Oshkosh Neenah and Oshkosh couples listed. A Gahkosh Yacht Club meeting announced for 7 30 PM at the Athearn.
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Green Bay
Ira Davies
Milwaukee
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Jennie Larsen
Neenah
J. W. Cundy
Gertrude Miles
Qmro
Robert J. Burton
Phoebe Little
Oshkosh
Robert H. Berndt
Augusta Steinert
Gahkosh Yacht Club
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Monotone House Wait Ends as River and Harbor Plan Fails
Washington March 4 The House showed little interest after midnight with recesses and scattered gallery crowds. Appropriation bills advanced while the river and harbor measure remained unacted upon. A fire in southwest Washington provided a brief diversion as Speaker Henderson joined lawmakers on the portico. The notable action was the defeat 133 to 0 of a rules committee plan to send a subcommittee to Porto Rico Cuba and the Philippines for a conditions report. The House adjourned sine die at noon with thanks to Speaker Henderson offered and adopted.
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Republican City Convention Called for March 13
Charles Orllerich, chairman of the Republican city committee, called a city convention for March 13 at City Hall to nominate candidates for mayor city clerk and city treasurer. Caucuses will be held March 18 to nominate altermen supervisors and school commissioners and elect delegates, leaving little time for targeted campaigning before the election.
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Charles Orllerich
Ice Yacht Race Set for Wednesday at Fond du Lac
Commodore Dittmar of the Lake Winnebago Ice Yacht association has called the second championship race of the season for Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock off the foot of Main street Fond du Lac. The line is reported in good condition for the event. Two Fond du Lac boats made the trip to this city and return Sunday.
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Commodore Dittmar
Lake Winnebago
Pope's Civil Prince dom Urged to End Tire Rome Strife
Archbishops Treland argues in The North American Review that Italy must restore the pope's civil princedom to end intolerable persecution in Rome. He warns of peril to Italy if the papacy remains suppressed and cites church property being seized and clergy targeted as proof of crisis.
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St. Paul
Minn
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Saloons Locked With Patrons Inside On Midnight Curfew
Chief Weisbrod said no trouble with closing time but reports say at least one Main street saloon kept doors shut after midnight, allowing patrons inside before 12 30. He thinks police can enforce the 1 to 2 am no business rule though not explicit in the ordinance. Northwestern confirms at least one case and warns against further attempts.
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Wakeman Discharged After Preliminary Hearing
Alfred Wakeman charged with grand larceny was discharged today by Judge Goss after a preliminary examination. Wakeman, once in the employ of the complainant W. C. Chase, testified he traded her property for himself with her approval. W. W. Quatermass appeared as Wakeman’s attorney, switching from long-time prosecutor to defense in this case.
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Cold Wave Tonight Forecast For Wisconsin and Milwaukee
Readable weather note indicates a cold wave spreading tonight into Tuesday across Wisconsin with colder readings in the southeast. Indications show rising temperatures not until later. no times or precise highs provided.
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