Inquest Probe Sifts Morgan Death Foul Play Suspected
Manitowoc Wis March 5 testimony from physicians at the Morgan inquest shows no water in the lungs and a brain clot indicating a predeath injury. Evidence raises the possibility of robbery and foul play, with Morgan’s clothes and valuables missing. Coroner adjourns the hearing to Saturday as searches for the missing items continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Manttewor
Wis
Edward J. Morgan
Oshkosh
Lake Michigan
W. R. Hill
Manitowoc
Meany
Pritchard
Mor Th
Sot
Morgan
Trial of Wens Segins Opens in Chicago Court
The murder trial of Richard Ivens for killing Mrs. Bessie Holljister on January 12 began in criminal court. Attys urged to quash the indictment and sought a continuance noting witness Miss Pearl Evans is ill, with a physician sent to her home to assess her condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Richard Ivens
Bessie Holljister
Criminal
Ivens
Feiz
Miss Evans
Auorney Folz
PACKERS TRIAL BEGINS WITH WITNESS LIST TURNED OVER
In Vil, March 3, the packers case opened as District Attorney Morrie urged continued diligence after Commissioner Garfield handed over a list of two witnesses to the Department of Justice. Attorney General Brown cross examined Special Agent Trarand for Nelson Morris & Co, then Miller for Rammir & Co began examining the urners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieses
Gnade
Atorner
Marricon
Department of Justice
Garfeld
Morries
Brown
Special
Trarand
Nelson Morris &, Co
J Miler
Rammir & Co
Spanish King Insulted Editor Seems Imprisoned
In Barcelona in March the editor of El Chinris, a daily paper, is sentenced to eight years imprisonment for printing an investiture Gispaickh about King Alfonso. The action reflects strict press controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barcelona
el Chinris
Daly
Gispaickh
Kang Alfonso
Claiche Murder Trial Moves Toward Guilty Plea
In New York on March : Berthe Claiche's murder trial of Em Gerdron resumed in supreme court after an adjournment. Reportedly efforts were under way to press a guilty plea to a minor degree, though no reason was given for the adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berthe Claiche
Em Gerdron
Supreme Court
Rogers Delays Answer in Missouri Standard Oil Hearing
In New York on March 5, the adjournment of the Missouri Standard Oil hearing moved to March 26 to await a Missouri court decision. Attorney W V Rowe said Rogers would answer stock transfer questions if Missouri rules favor him, while Henry Wollmann pressed to avoid further delay. If the Missouri court rules against him, Rogers would answer without a state supreme court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
H. H. Rogers
Missouri Standard Oil
Gildersleeve
Missouri
W. V. Rowe
Rogers
Missouri Court
Henry Wollmann
State of Missouri
Hadley
Standard Oil Company
Rowe
Mr. Wollmann
United States Supreme Court
Sanborn
Supreme Court
Gompers Calls Executive Council Meeting March 19
President Samuel Gompers of the AFL issued a call for an executive council meeting in Washington on March 19 with John Mitchell of the United Mine Workers likely in attendance. Gompers also traveled to Philadelphia and New York on organization matters.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Executive Council
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
Gompers
Philadelphia
New York
More nickels and pennies pass in Congress action
The House increased the appropriation for nickel and penny metal purchases from 450000 to 200000 and authorized minting in Denver San Francisco New Orleans and Philadelphia. It also approved a Senate bill for an Alaska delegate and made immigration and naturalization bureau legislation privileged with ready consideration. A relief bill for settlers within the St Paul Minneapolis and Manitoba Railway indemnity limits was passed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Denver
San Francisco
New Orleans
Philadelphia
Senate
Congress
Alaska
Colorado
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Company
Doings in the Senate in Washington March report
In the senate today the body passed bills including incorporation of the great council of the United States of the Improved Order of Red Men for a site and a public building at Devils Lake, W D, at a cost not to exceed 150000. At three o'clock the statehood bill was taken up and read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Great Council of the United States
Improved Order of Red Men
Devils, Lake
Schooner Millie Wrecked Off Machiasport Ledg e
The schooner Millie of Parrsboro Nova Scotia was wrecked on Cross Island ledge in Machias bar late last night. Captain Gibson and his first and second mates and the cook arrived aboard today reporting the loss of four crew members. The ship broke up after striking the rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Machiasport
Millie
Parrsboro
N.S
Machias Bar
Gibson
Cook
Cross Irland Ledge
Memorial address of George D. Perkins at Henderson funeral
The congressional record prints the memorial address of George D. Perkins delivered at the funeral of the late Speaker David Y. Henderson. Presented by Mr. Lares of Iowa, the tribute was described as beautiful and historical in character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Snanimous
Congressional Record
George D. Perkins
David Y. Henderson
Lares
Iowa
King Edward Hosts Loubet at British Embassy Dinner
King Edward hosted a dinner at the British embassy in Paris on March 5 inviting former President Loubet and former Foreign Minister Dewan. The gesture toward the latter is viewed as a gracious acknowledgment within the Anglo-French agreement context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paria
Edward Totay
Loubet
Dewan
M. Delcasne
Green Faces the Jury in Conspiracy Trial
Former Senator George E. Green of Binghamton is tried in Washington on conspiracy charges linked to selling time recording clocks to the post office department. The defense failed to suppress testimony and rested after witnesses vouched for Green’s character.
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Defendannt
Postoffice Department
George W. Henvers
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Justice Gould
George E. Green
Binghamton
Post Office Department
Gould
Beavers
Ray
Northern District of New York
George W. Beavers
Nathan N. Miller
Appellate Division
Supreme Court of the State of New York
Edward F. Jones
Stanchfield
Massachusetts
Baltimore
New York
Mr. Green
HH. H. Woodburn
Marser
J. W. Simmons
Hinghamton
James T. Rogera
Tornado wrecks Meridian area leaves many dead and injured
Associated Press reports a Friday tornado near Meridian Mississippi leaves twenty dead and forty six wounded. Relief work begins as carpenters and volunteers repair destroyed districts and authorities seek aid from Governor Vardaman. Suffering among the poor is described as severe and ongoing fundraising and outside assistance are anticipated.
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Prem Birmiingham
Srom Meridian
Misesaye
Adrithma Comvicta
Vardaman
No Convention Of Eagles Postponed In Wisconsin
State officers decide to postpone the Fraternal Order of Eagles state convention for one year to avoid conflicting with the national convention in Milwaukee next August. Oshkosh will host next year if it can still welcome the gathering. Attendees include C E B Gavin Fred Chapleau Emil Hartmann John Klopeck and Milwaukee executives.
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Oshkosh
Order of
Engles
The
Eagles
Milwaukee
Oshkosh Eagles
C. EB. Gavin
Fred Chapleau
Fond du Lac
Emil Hartmann
Madison
John Klopeck
Manitowoc
Qu. A. Gebbe
Idea Theater
Inter School Oratory Contests At Oshkosh Appleton Fond du Lac
High school calendar features two key events the interschool debate on municipal ownership of street railways and lighting works for cities above 25 809 inhabitants and the annual inter school declamatory contest among Oshkosh Appleton and Fond du Lac with Fond du Lac possibly withdrawing. Six debaters were chosen Carsten W Smith Grace Sibben Orman Meyer on affirmative and T Lnn Chase Lurlle Doughty George Fitzgerald on negative. preliminary debates this month to select three to face Appleton with the other side half the negative to be weighed for Agr. Students are Mildred Arenet Mildred Anais Walter Helm Clarena Reals Merten Hurd Nona Hall Genevieve LaTok Ellen Cal Neg Extela Starkweather under Musa Gechnauer guidance.
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Appleton
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Literary Society
Carsten
Smith
Grace Sibben
Orman
Meyer
T. Lrnn
Chase
Lurlle Doughty
George Fitzgerald
Ube
Irectio
Musa
Gechnauer
Mildred Arenet
Mildred Anais
Walter Helm
Clarenare Reals
Merten Hurd Nona Hall
Genevieve la Tok
Ellen Cal- Neg
Extela Starkweat
Souvenir From Cuba Energizes Capitol Scene
A garbled report recalls a Washington event where a figure returned to duties in the Wea and presented a substantial gesture in the Capitol. The scene included a large clear display and mentions Cuba tied to the moment, with speech and reception themes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D.C
Perre
Lemeworth
Wea
Total
Capitel
Corsoy
Wacana
Cuba
Will Become a Catholic Rumor Circulates in Society
A vague society rumor reports that several named royalty and noble figures may convert to the Roman Catholic Church. Details are unclear and appear in fragmentary fashion with uncertain dates and places.
Compromise Sought in Diplomatic Morocco Talks
Berlin and Paris signals in Algeciras detail a possible concession path. France would concede on the Bank of Morocco if Germany yields on the Moroccan police. German delegates express discontent yet surface delay tactics amid ongoing talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Baxk OF Moroccu
Germany
Associated Press
Petersburg
Morocco
Sulk
Algeciras
Spain
Printers Walk Out Over Eight Hour Day Dispute
Three journeyman printers from Duggan Printing at 18 Wangoo Street left work after a dispute with proprietor over daily hours. Members of Ashkosh Typographical Union No. 211 say the contract allows gradually reducing hours to eight per day over four years, while the employer and his witness defend the union drawn terms.
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Duggan Printing Company
Wangoo Street
Ashkosh Typographical Union No
BR. Duggan
Michasl Duggan
Plata
Deegan
Union Upset Over Eight and a Quarter Hour Workday Change
Workers in Oshkosh protest a shift to eight hours and fifteen minutes starting January 6. A union meeting Friday set a 30 day arbitration window. Duggan refused arbitration this morning and ordered eight and a quarter hours, prompting workers to leave the shop. President Herbert Janson declined comment to The North Western.
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Gity
Bnsy
Duggan
Contiauins
Wasun
Cme Hayes
Wolk
Herbert Janson
Oshkosh Typographical Union
Monument Offer Prompting Oshkosh Civic Tribute
An anonymous donor plans a monument to Civil War service in Oshkosh. A formal letter to the mayor and council asks for site approval and city upkeep, proposing a sculpture by an international designer costing 8000 to 10000 dollars, to be completed by early summer 1907. Committee members include Judge Burnell J H Jenkins and Adjutant General C R Boardman.
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Oshkosh
Tanderob
Aiayor
Dominion Council
Osh- Kosh
United States
Opera House
George W. Burnell
J. H. Jenkins
C. R. Boardman
Infant dies as funeral services announced at Morgan Street
An infant named Ana of Mero ard Me. Tian FoRenns attends late George Chileverenn. The funeral will be at three in Mis etter om Res Tein Wo Green with Interment at Riverside. Pallbearers from Maconic fraternity and others to attend.
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Ana
George Chileverenn
Morgan FT
Fanart
Watington Street
Imaneloek
Aftemian
Edward W. Smithy
Fieet Congregational Oye
A. M
Moorean
Bern
Magemie Orler
Intermental
Riverside
Beech Ehteen
Maconic Fraternity
Meniversbia
Miz
Morgan Eld
Elections in Gzardom Fixes Dates for Voting Begin Apr
An imperial ukase orders elections to the national assembly to begin April 8 in most provinces of central Russia with staged start dates through May. In St Petersburg royal districts peasants favor village elders and volost chiefs for delegates to the provincial congress, signaling a conservative trend with no proven government interference yet.
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St. Petersburg
Ota
Associates Press
Pausal Ukase
National Assembly
Tventy
Central Russia
Don
County Board Opens Regular March Session
County board of supervisors convened at 10 am for the March session. Most members present except six, as Clerk Fish presented a bank and expense report, and the poorhouse plans were reviewed with two architect proposals. one by W Waters approved, state board of control also approving. Action on the matter was deferred to Wednesday. The library trustee Dr W H Ford was reelected. Board adjourned to 9 am for committee work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Ellis
Ganzer
Hoberger
Mackie
Nash
Schoetz
Fish
Dunham
Jesult
William ‘Watere
State Board of Control
Davis
W. H. Ford
Library Trustes
Circuit court calendar shows trials set and dismissals
In circuit court this morning thirty two cases were reviewed with only falluxing cases not passed. Eastern Wisconsin Railwar Light company versus Winnebage Traction company et al set for trial Tuesday. John Haigh versus Herman Leis ordered settled. Will of Reck matter continued to Fond du Lac upon filing affidavit of pre. Marie. Plaintiff directed to proceed, other actions dismissed or postponed as noted. Weather reports indicate clear, cool conditions with southerly winds and near normal temperatures.
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Eastern Wisconsin Railwar & Light Company
S. Winnebage Traction
Pany Et al
Srl
John Haigh
Herman Leis- Ore
Reck
Decasei
Fond du Laveanty
Pre. Marie
Plainy
Renees
Nurginda
Marion A. Finaon
Natiers Muasafa
Siecker
Mt Aires
Mareoh
Albert H Gafath
Bent Wolfmar
Fred BR
Dager
Rma
Cain
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Saturda
Williams House
Wens Segins
Packers
Elast
Dispatch
Abe
ARPA
Claiche
Executive Council of Federaion of Labor
Mouse
Jock
Henderesa
Edward
tLeshet
Permen Wtattapht Hage
Springfield
Tongjeo
Green
Criminal Court
Yourmg
Lenaworth
Church Wit
Princess Kam
Soren
Paris
Ena
Alfonso of
Spete
Dexxan Printing Company
Clalina Hin Espleyes
Strikina Pkinters
Childrree
North Fond du Lac
WW. E. Carking
Mary J. Petersen
Indiana Avenue
Lydit
Sophia Dixon
Ruth
Sophia Peterson
Miss Peterson
Weyauwega
Peter Peterson
Carkins
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Wisconsin
Lerain
Crha
A. J. Kenny
Gzardom
UKASE
TI Aawonal Assiowela
ULIIL4
Eishea We SR Aeytaarn Co
Batarans
Moewiay
Rox
Mawraas
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