McGovern Seeks Senate Seat in Wisconsin Race
Francis E. McGovern announces formal plans to run for the U S Senate to succeed Isaac Stephenson. La Follette and Stephenson factions weigh reactions as Milwaukee La Follette leaders prepare campaign plans and decide on headquarters and whether to open with a mass meeting or ward meetings.
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la Follette
McGovern
Isaac Stephenson
Stephenson
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Isaac
Senator la Follette
Milwaukee
Wis
Iocal
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Campeion
Nebraska Democrats Unanimous for Bryan Delegates
At an Omaha state Democratic convention delegates to the Denver national convention were chosen with Bryan support. H Hanks served as temporary chair and urged Bryan as the next president. Twelve of sixteen Nebraska delegates were selected by district caucuses. four at large to be chosen later.
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Omaha
Thomas
Aten
State
Democratic Central Committee
William J. Bryan
Bryan
United States
Nebraska
Denver
J. Bryan
Emperor William to Meet King Victor Emmanuel at Venice
An official note issued today states Emperor William will meet King Victor Emmanuel of Italy in Venice during his Mediterranean cruise. He will then visit Emperor Francis Joseph in Vienna, confirming a busy sequence of diplomatic engagements.
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Vielts
Emperi William
Craixe
Bresswin
William
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Venice
Wi Wi
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Landis Renominated by Acclamation in Indiana
Frankfort Indiana March Landis renominated by acclamation as representative for the Ninth district by Republicans. Resolutions endorsed Vice President Fairbanks for the presidential nomination.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
Ind
March
Charles B. Landis
Repubblicans
Ninth Congressional District
Fairbanks
Roads in Midwest Race Face Slippery Conditions
The American car in the New York Paris race left Omaha at five this morning along the Union Pacific route. A slow rain last night made roads miserable, with the Italian car spending last night at Woodbine east of Omaha. In Atchison a military train arrived late and moved toward Fort Leavenworth, while stock remained stuck in the mud five miles south of the city since last night.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Paris
Union Pacific
Woodbine
Atchison
Kas
Leavenworth
Butte Sensation as Emery Pulver Shot at Door
Butte police investigate a sensational shooting after Emery Pulver a prominent city figure was found fatally wounded near a door. Three arrests are reported as investigators probe possible connections to a holdup and assault on Henry Cahill a saloonkeeper who was dragged robbed and shot in an alley. A second item from Louise Shrieveport La describes a nighttime robbery of an elderly druggist by a Negro who shot him at the store doorway.
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Associate Press
Dilion
Mont
Emery Pulver
Wble City
H. A. Bond
Pulver
Dsor
Henry Cahill
Cahill
Oader
Louise Shrievéeport
Posses
Aulds
Married on the Quiet in Madison and Rockford
A Milwaukee News special reports that David Hockwell Sperry, heir to a Batavia manufacturing family and a UW graduate, secretly wed Martha Jensen last June in Rockford Illinois. The couple, announced this morning, had kept the marriage quiet while Sperry took a nursing role at Northern Electric in Madison.
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Wie
David Hockwell Sperry
Batavia
University of Wisconsin
Martha Jensen
State University
Royas
Madison
Rockford
Ma Cinch
Episcopal Church
Sperry
Northern Electrical Company
Eastern Frontier War progress under Kitchener’s frontier campaign
London reports rapid gains in Land Kitchener's Kite frontier war against Zakkakhels in the Bazar valley. The expedition aims to punish raids into Indian territory and, in a short campaign, tribesmen are said to be destroyed with many killed. Peace terms are being negotiated as no neighboring tribes join the Zakkakhels. The government plans no permanent occupation, while preparations for further action and concentration camps for compliant natives are noted.
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London
Kitchener
Bazar Valley
Hener
Ion Co
J. Franklin Ict
Znikkakhels Wrritory
Wilfley's Friends Pleased by Court Support in Shanghai
The Shanghai admiralty community praises Judge L R Wilfley as his court's conduct is upheld by Washington. The first electric streetcar line in Shanghai is inaugurated and reportedly well patronized.
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Associated Press
Shanhhai
L. R. Wilfley
United States Court of Shanghai
Shanghai
Effort to establish municipal courts in Menasha and Omro defeated
County supervisors debated creating two municipal courts for Neenah Menasha and Omro. After acrimonious discussion and appeals for delay a vote defeated both the amended and original proposals. Officials from Neenah and Menasha failed to attend despite claims rooms would be provided. the board postponed action amid accusations of personal agendas and procedural disputes.
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Lone
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Tal
Neerah
Trellseg
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Riley
Sity
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Pickett
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Torneys
Oshkosh
3Nah
S Via
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Cairy
Uwentsthon
Seventzennes
Kimball
Upson
Menarha
Schoctz
Edder
Neenah and Menasha Court
Omro Court
Nobie
Thompson
Bodies Taken From Ruins At Lake View School Disaster
Cleveland March 5 161 bodies were recovered from the Lake View school in Collinwood with 129 identified and estimates suggest up to 20 more may remain buried. A public funeral is planned, flags at half mast, and officials probe the fire cause while Collinwood appeals for aid. Bad fire in Pottsville destroys seven houses and a store, with further property at risk.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Lake View
Collinwood
Pottsville
Girardsville
Wedding at Kaukauna Marks Vows for Risteu and Jirkowic
Special to The Northwestern reports the March wedding of Olga Risteu to William Jirkowic at First Evangelical Lutheran in Kaukauna. Rev. William Hinneathal officiated. best man Leo Ristau and bridesmaid Elizabeth Fierke attended in white with carnation bouquets. A reception followed at the bride’s home on Oviatt Street. The couple will live on Tenth Street. Also noted: the burial of Peter Melchoir, age eighty, at St Mary’s cemetery after services at St Mary’s Church conducted by Rev. Father Steinbrecher. Surviving are two sons Jim and Ferdinand and a daughter-in-law Mrs Gertrude Winch.
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Olga Risteu
Gottlieb Ristau
North Side
William Jirkowic
South Kaukauna
Knir Evangelical Lutheran Church
Leo Ristau
Elizabeth Fierke
Oviatt Street
William Hinneathal
Jirtkowie
Tenth Street
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Joseph Melchoir
St. Mary's Cherch
Steinbrecher
Mr. Melchoir
Mosel
Germany
America
Melchair
St Mary's Cemetery
Jim
Ferdinand
Chippewa Falls
Gertrude Winch
Capitol graft trial plea argues defendants followed honest advice
Harrisburg March 5. The defense for former Auditor General Snyder and former State Treasurer Mathues in the capitol graft case declares they acted on honest guidance from ex Governor Pennypacker and should be acquitted as the state has not proven its case.
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Associated Press
Harrisburg
Snyder
Mathues
Capitol Son
D. Gilbert
Pennypacker
Illness Hits Leading Prohibition Candidate at Home
Rev Dr ion of this city, a prominent prohibition candidate for president, is seriously ill at his home with typhoid pneumonia. The Associated Press report from Pa mentions the March 5 dispatch noting his ailment and current condition.
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Associated Press Pa
Ion
Bition
The
United States
Inh
Governor Hughes Declines Charges Against Troy Mayor
Albany March 5 Gov Hughes says he will not entertain charges against Mayor Mann of Troy due to lack of jurisdiction. The AP report notes the decision was announced today and that authorities had brought the matter forward in Troy.
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Albany, N
Hughes
Mann
Troy
Expo Participation Bill Advances for Tokyo 1912 Show
The House committee on arts and expositions reported favorably a bill to appropriate 500000 dollars for the United States participation in the Tokyo imperial exposition to be held in 1912.
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Associated Prose
Washington, D. C
Dbl
United States
Tokyo
Fire Hits Meiningen Court Theater Drama House
An interior blaze at the Meiningen court theater destroyed the building this afternoon. There were no performances and no injuries reported. The fire broke out while the theater was dark, and authorities are investigating the cause.
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Associated Press
Meiningen
Germany
Hatchery appropriation moves forward for several states
The House merchant marine and fisheries committee agreed to report favorably a $250,000 appropriation for the establishment of fish hatcheries in Wisconsin, Iowa, Illinois and several other states, signaling federal support for aquaculture expansion.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries Today
Tn Wiaconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Doctor in Narrowly Escaped Train Collision
Rumor reports Dr. C. Sargent narrowly escaped death when his carriage was struck by a train near Winnebags on Wednesday about 11 pm while returning from a country call. The physician said this morning there is no truth to the report and he had no such experience.
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C. Sargent
Winnebags
Sargent
Three Cars Entered in Ormond Daytona 28 Mile Race
Three American cars along with one Italian, one German, and one French entry compete in the 28 mile Blar event on Ormond to Daytona Beach. The prize is a cup donated by the Automobile Club of America. Diamonds are ge shine of helx fomisine.
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Ormond, Fla
Ormond- Daytona Beach
Automobile Club of America
Appleyard Conger Couple Wed at Central Avenue Home
Frederick George Appleyard and Myrtle A Conger married Wednesday evening at the bride’s father L A Conger’s home on Central avenue. Rev G E Farman of the Pivinguth Congregational church performed the ceremony. The couple will reside at Central Avenue and will be at home after a period. The reception was held at the central avenue residence with decorations and a simple repast.
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Myrtle A. Conger
Eisht U'Vlack
Howe
L.A. Conger
Central Avenue
G. E. Farman
Cny
Ieopte
A Aprhyard
Apd
Philadelphia Police Hunt Anarchists In Drive Out Reds
Chicago and Philadelphia police search for anarchists amid an attempted assassination plot against police officials. Reports describe trunk of anarchistic literature seized at Maxwell Street, while Chief Shinpy sustains a wound and his son Henry Shippy recovers, noting pride in his father’s safety.
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Ter
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Britt vs McFarland Promised March Contest in City
A twenty round bout is scheduled in this city on March 3 featuring Britt Peeeuy facing Packy Mackarnand. Weigh in at three o clock with both fighters listed for the event.
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Ted Peeeuy
Packy Mackarnand
Hanging Abolished by Senate Concurrence in Virginia
In Richmond Virginia the senate concurred with the house bill to abolish hanging for executions at the penitentiary. The measure would replace capital punishment methods with an alternative, signaling a shift in state policy. The text reflects the session’s action though specific dates and officials are unclear from the fragment.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Senate
House
Japan Presses Claims to Seize Japanese Steamer in China Clash
U S ship Tatsu Maru seized by Chinese forces near Huangpu prompts Japan to demand return of the vessel and its cargo of arms. Tokyo seeks assurance against losses to shippers, while China rejects arbitration and contemplates further steps. The incident follows Chinese seizure near Macau and leadership disputes over viceroy Chang Jen Chun.
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ToMdale
Jeran
Epreal
England
Ameriva
Foreign Office
Assa
Corres
Peking
Manus
Japan
Tatsuru
China
Huangpu
Si- Kking
West River
Chang Jo-Chun
Anton
Intit
Ching J “Hun
Wacen Wa
Amn
Chiri
Ec Rekasing
William Moore
Foreign Board
Chang Jen-hin
Macao
Chang Jen-Chun
Death of Carl Ruhlke From Contulxtown Attack
Carl Ruhlke a four year old was killed after an attack on Sixth Street Tuesday night. Investigations continue as relatives prepare for funeral services next week with interment planned at a local cemetery. Local authorities and church leaders offered condolences.
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Gumave
Conan
Heen
Oelxk
Te Os
Neashert Lutie Ranch
H. Rev
Institute Postponed Amid Public Health Meeting
A public meeting at the village institute was postponed due to fever concerns and health officials advising postponement. Forecasts predict cold and snow with temperature changes, wind and potential rain through Wednesday and Thursday.
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