Pinchot Visits North Dakota as Roosevelt Support Gathers
A Madison dispatch reports Pinchot on a North Dakota tour backing Theodore Roosevelt for the Republican nomination. He plans multiple speeches while La Follette adherents press three questions on money power, the 1907 panic, and Wall Street versus labor. Garfield may join in, while Oklahoma shows Roosevelt delegates, and Illinois and Peoria plan Democratic conventions.
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Mer
Pinchot
Wall Street
Garreld
North Dakota
Valley City
N. D
Theodore Roosevelt
Giord Pinchot
Roosevelt
Minchot
Tua Follette
la Follette
Forester
Catone
Taft
Punchot
James R. Garfield
Interior
Garfield
Chicago
Mexico
Pitchet
Daibey Malley
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Okla
George A. Priestly
Bartleavile
Taft Campaign Groups Form As Taft Supporters Meet
Bia supporters of President Taft gather today to organize permanent campaign bodies. Charles Mifflin Mamlin, Roosevelt’s brother-in-law, is named as chairman of the men’s meeting where officers will be elected and plans for the primary fight in support of Taft will be set. Women Taft supporters will organize the women Republicans.
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Bia
Taft
Charles Mifflin Mamlin
Roosevelt
Whicih
Wisconsin Tombstone company to file articles
Milwaukee March 4 Articles will be filed with the register of deeds tomorrow of the Wisconsin Tombstone company. The firm aims to unite cemetery stone yards in Oshkosh Neenah Menasha Appleton Kaukauna Green Bay Manitowoc and other northeastern cities before expanding westward. President is W P Walsh vice president W C Williver and secretary George Grede. The plan seeks to secure control of existing companies where possible and avoid antagonism if possible.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Register of Deeds
Wisconsin Tombstone Company
Wisconsin
W. P. Walsh
W. C. Williver
George Grede
Oshkosh
Neenah
Menasha
Appleton
Kaukauna
Green Bay
Marinette
Sheboygan
Manitowoc
Special Session Probable In Wisconsin Governorship Move
Milwaukee March 4 a Wisconsin special session looms as the governor weighs legal questions before plans are announced. He met attorney general and will brief others while State Treasurer Dahl reports essential legislative aid. A $35 000 school loan and funds for sanitation relief are proposed. Treasurer Dehli warns of public health risks without state precautions. Senator Sanborn from Ashland conferred with the governor.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Nadison Saga
Dahl
Black River Falls
Dehli
Sanborn
Ashland
Corset Makers Strike In Kalamazoo Union Quiet
About 70 workers at Kalamazoo Corset company did not report to work after a strike order issued by the corset makers union. The union seeks reinstatement of twelve discharged employees. the company offers individual reconsideration but not readmission as a group. Most strikers are women and no disorder has been reported.
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Kalaamaveny Associated Press
Kalamazoo, Mich
Kalamazoo Corset Company
Corset Makers' Union
Elevator Fall Fails to Harm Injure in State Street Store
March 4 elevator incident at a Chisago department store caused no serious injuries thanks to safety mechanisms. Store staff later listed one man with a broken ankle and five women with headaches and nervous strain amid rumors of fatalities.
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Xtess
Chisago
State Street
Publishers Confer On Cooperative Fiction Purchase
Nineteen publishers and editors from twenty one newspapers forming Associated Newspapers met in Kansas City to discuss plans for joint purchase of fiction and other special features. The two day session opens today and will continue through tomorrow.
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Associated Pres
Kansas City
United States
Associated Newspapers
Postmasters Suspected Coercion In Presidential Drive
Washington March 4 4 thorough investigation to determine whether postmasters are being coerced in the interest of any presidential candidates contemplated in 4 resolution introduced by Senator Bristow of Kansas a Progressive Republican.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senator Bristow
Kansas
Senator Andrews Charged With Accepting Bribe
State Senator L R Andrews of Lawrence county faced trial in criminal court here after being charged with accepting a $200 bribe from a detective in exchange for support of an insurance bill. The Columbus case proceedings began March 4.
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Associated Press
Columbus
L. R. Andrews
Lawrence County
Died at 74 Widows of 21 Seriously Ill
Fragmented obituary notes the death of a 74 year old widow and references a 21 year old in ill health. The readable text includes garbled phrases and partial names, mentioning New York and marital status but lacks clear dates or full identities.
Martial law and turmoil reach Tientsin as riots flare
Reports from Peking and Tientsin describe martial law in force with inhabitants ordered indoors after 8 pm. Foreign legations race to bolster protection while troops from Britain, France, Germany, Russia and Japan move to secure the area. U.S. and Japanese reinforcement plans accompany warnings of continued unrest and looting in the interior.
Trial of Christian Science Practitioner in New York
Willis Verson Cele, a Christian Science practitioner, faces trial for practicing medicine without a license in New York. The case draws national attention from Christian Science followers as the ruling could shape legality of tenets of the faith. Clifford P. Mich, president of the Mother Church, and defense counsel Santeiu Untermyer and Henry D. Rewkek are involved in safeguarding the practitioner’s rights.
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Willis Verson Cele
New York
Christian Science Church
Cele
Clifford P. @mich
Bowtom
Santeei Untermyer
Henry D. Rewreek
Strife in Manchuria Flares In Taleikhar Conflict
Reports from Taleikhar, Manchuria, say fighting broke out between Chinese regulars and an expeditionary corps. The clash began in a theater and spread to the streets, causing many casualties and widespread panic among residents. Artillery was heard to the south of Peking as authorities maintained quiet within city.
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Peking
Manchuria
Petersburg
Taleikhar
Americans Fight Mexicans Reported Skirmish Near Columbus
Dispatches say U S Army officers journeyed to Columbus New Mexico to verify reports of a clash at Rancho Las Talomas thirty miles from Columbus between American cowboys and Mexican rebels. Witnesses describe losses on both sides with four Mexicans killed. Rebels claim an insurrectionary victory at Chihuahua with five dead. Governor Gonzales fled to Villa’s camp as rebels failed to capture the city.
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el Vaso
Teans
Col
Columbus
N. M
Rancho Las Talomas
Hirancho
Junrentulay
Chihuahui
Cok Pancha Villa
Pascual Orozco
Opon
Madero
Abram Gonzales
Chihuahua
Villa
Midwinter Fair Opens in Neenah Wisconsin
The twenty six annual closing Wisconsin farmers institute and midwinter fair will be held March 12 to 14 in Neenah with a woman’s section and a three day program promising great, absorbing interest for agriculturists. Funeral services for Andrew Westberg were held at St Patrick's church with Magles, moulders, Woodmen and others in attendance. The funeral for Edward Jenking took place at his Appleton home with delegates from Woodmen, Maccabees and Moose present.
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Neenah
Wis
Wisconsin Farmers’ Institute
Andrew Westberg
St. Patrick's Church
Father de Kelver
Mrs Weis of Marshfield Ends Her Life at Eighty
Special to The Daily News from Marshfield reports Mrs Jacob Weis aged eighty, a member of a long established German family, died by suicide today using a razor she cut her throat with. Despondent for some time, she had previously attempted to take her life.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marshfield
Jacob Weis
Weis
Kenyon denounces Stephenson seat buying in corruption charge
In a Senate speech Senator Kenyon condemns the Stephenson election as an organized riot of corruption amid alleged bribery, newspaper purchases, and moneyed influence. He warns the republic will decay if such methods continue and calls for expulsion of a purchased seat. He cites Payne case comments by Judge Thurman and insists the electorate must rule over money.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Reuntdr
Stephenson
Senzior Kenyon Fa
Wisconsin
Leds Campaten
Senate
Clapp
Jones
Kern
Lee
Kenyon
Resolulow Argumen
Republic
Senta
United States
Payne Caae
Frye
Milne
Thurman
Payne
Jenat
Margin figures exchanged in Sherman law trial
Chicago officials testified that the National Packing Company provided altered shipment, selling price, and margin data. Charles B. Barry, manager of dressed beef, said he received information from 1903 to 1906 in Chicago about Armour Swift Morrin and others, then gathered data in New York and Boston for transmission to Chicago. Everett B. Tut and Perry N. Waterhouse had earlier testified to collecting data in New York and Boston and sending it by telegraph to Chicago.
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Chicago
Chicago Packers
Charles B. Barry
National Packing Company
Harry
Armour, Swift and Morrin
New York
Bouton
Bost
Everett B Tut
Perry N. Waterhouse
Beston
National Packa Fing Company
Dietz Trial Postponed to April Term, Wis Court
Hayward Wis March 4 The trial of Mrs John Dietz wife of the Cameron dam defender now in the penitentiary and her children probably postponed until the April term of court If the statement by the Mastrict Attorney Fo Williams is correct the postponement from the March term was necessary due to the great amount of evidence to be collected and examined
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Associated Press
Hayward
Wis
John Diets
Cameron Dam
Willams
Talk Factory Tonight At City Hall Meeting
Berlocen men invited to city hall this evening for a public discussion on establishing a beet sugar factory. The gathering aims to disclose all aspects of the proposal, gather business opinions, and decide whether to push a campaign, with no solicitation of business couples.
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Berlocen
County Eyes Repeal of State Aid Highway Law
Winnebago county board hears Langlade County resolution condemning the state aid highway law as unnecessary burdensome and costly. Law critics say towns towns and villages tax funds support the highway fund and question state contribution. Some county members expect similar resolutions this session while noting the inheritance tax division dispute between state and counties persists.
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Walker
Langlade County Board of Supervisors
Langlade
Winnebago County
Wit
Rinte Highway Fund
Parker Sla
Lunglade
Hacine
Early Oshkosh Resident Theresa Buck Dies at 60 Years
Mrs Theresa Buck longtime Oshkosh resident and widow of John Buel died Sunday at 10 am at 429 Eleventh Street. Born in Germany she lived in Oshkosh since age fourteen. Survived by three daughters Mrs Peter Reifer Theresa Buck Amelia Buck teacher at Jefferson School sister Mrs John Schmidt Black Wolf and brother Andrew Kluwin. Funeral Wednesday at St Vincent Church at 9 am with burial Riverside cemetery.
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Oshkosh
Eleventh Street
John Buel
Germany
Earlleat
Brooklyn
South Oshkosh
Peter Reifer
Theresa
Amelia Buck
Theresa Buckin
Jefferson School
Onsalster
John Schmidt
Black Wolf
Andrew Kluwin
St. Vincent's Church
Adolph Wibbert
Riverside Cemetery
Fast passenger limited wrecked at Bucyrus Ohio
Eighteen hour westbound limited on the Pennsylvania railway was ditched at Bucyrus Ohio early today. No one was injured.
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Penylvania
Bucyrus
Associated Press
Bucyrus, O
Pennsylvania Railway
Elgin Butter Market Quotation Declares Week’s Prices
The Elgin butter board quotation committee announced the week’s figures in the afternoon session. Butter centa and other prices were posted for the week, with pounds and positions listed as the market closed for March.
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Elgin, HL
Elgin Butter Board
Forces Hear Testimony On Lawrence Textile Strike
Washington hearing on the Lawrence Massachusetts textile strike resumes with union leaders and workers testifying. Lipsom recalls unorganized workers, police actions described as worse than Russian Cossacks, and efforts to seek protection in Washington. Gompers urges inquiry, condemning mill owners’ coercive tactics as traders of fear amid stalled wage talks and looming mill shutdowns.
Rothschild Shot at in London Bank District
London March 4. An attempted shooting occurred as Leopold Rothschild approached a motor car in front of the bank line. The bullet missed him and he was not harmed.
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Associated Press
London
Leopold Rothschild
Rothschild
Swithin
Lowellion
Rothachild
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