Price-Cutting War Sinks Three Wabeno Stores
A Wisconsin special from Marinette reports three mercantile firms in Wabeno going under amid a price-cutting war. Forest Mercantile and Bay Shore Lumber’s Bay Shore store led the pressure, with Burgen Herrick and a hardware firm suspending operations as goods sold nearly for nothing. Local shoppers faced extended cheap offerings until the smaller firms could not endure.
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Northwestern
Milwaukeee
Wila
Wisconsin
Marinette
Agays
Wabeno
Wis
Forest Mercantile
Bay Shore Lumber Company
Menominee
Wabeny
Burgen Company
Herrick Company
Hardware
Hale Attacks Army Medical Department Increase in Senate
In Washington on March 6 Mr Hale spoke against a bill to increase the efficiency of the medical department of the army. He charged the general staff originated the plan to enlarge the army and warned it could lead to invasion of China, arguing no need for expansion during peacetime and noting the treasury's state.
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Hale
China
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Army
War- Ten
Treasury
Europe
Germany
Hfe
War Department
Schwab 15 Coming East From California
Charles M Schwab former president of United States Steel arrived in Los Angeles on Saturday night and left for the east last night laboring from illness He was bedridden in Los Angeles and barely able to rise with aid to reach his private car at the Jonathan club Meantime his party included Dr M R Ward C D Gouldin Joan Gleason Donald Sillis and others.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Charles M.chaab
United States Steel Corporation
East
Jonathan Club Rooms
Arrval
Mr. Schwab
M. R. Ward
C. D. Gouldin
Joan Gleason
Donald Sillis
John McKane
EB. A.mamer
W. R. Wharton
James Monsomery
C. D. Whittemore
Twentieth annual farmers Institute and mid winter fair
The twentyeth annual closing farmers institute and mid winter fair is set for Plymouth March 13 to 15. Superintendent George Aye Kerrow of Madison will conduct with a packed program. March 6 St Cloud Darboy March 7 Rosendale Saukville March 8 Princeton Moricon March Red Granite Waupun F H Scribner leads the first in each pair and Delbert Utter the second.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Farmers’ Institute
Plymouth
George Aye
Kerrow
Farmers’ Institutes
St. Cloud
Darboy
Rosendale
Saukville
Princeton
Moricon
Red Granite
Waupun
F. H. Scribner
Delbert Utter
Senator Eaton Testifies in Bribe Trial Defense
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee Senator Barnney A. Eaton took the stand in his own defense in his trial on accepting a £15 bribe. He detailed receipt of the money from A. W. Starck and its use in his campaign against the barbers' bill, denying any funds were kept by him and stating the money paid only for necessary campaign expenses.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Barnney A. Eaton
A. W. Starck
Plankinton House
Bil
J. Tic
MRS TOLLA CASE DECISION LIMITS NEW TRIAL POWER
The New Jersey Supreme Court rules Justice Garretson cannot grant a new trial after the term of a conviction. Mrs Anna Donette Tella, under death sentence in Bergen County, had sought post trial relief. The court clarifies that authority to grant a new trial does not reside with a trial judge beyond the term.
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Trenien
N. J
Deering Loses Trial in Mysterious Wartime Case
In a confusing report the article notes Deering facing a martial court action and an examined count against him. The piece references a pressing case linked to Par resents and a late member named Joycette and mentions a death.
Grand jury seeks guidance on political campaign contributions
The New York county grand jury reports to Justice O S Sullivan requesting direction on whether payments by officers or trustees of large corporations to political campaign funds constitute a crime. The panel notes a possible wrongful statement of facts and questions if further investigation is warranted under the statute of limitations.
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Grand Jury
New York
Secklitz Licht
Northwestern
March
New York County Grand Jury
Justice O'Sullivan
Court of General Sessions
Frenchwoman Berthe Claiche Pleads Guilty to Manslaughter
In New York the Berthe Claiche trial ends with a guilty plea to manslaughter in the first degree after secret talks between District Attorney Jerome’s office and her lawyers. Justice Davis will sentence on March 29 as the jury is discharged.
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New York
Berthe Claiche
Supreme Court
Mot Guity
Jerome
Sareey
Davis
Martineau
Emil Gerdron
Berthe
Gerdron
McAdoo
Physician Came Too Late
Anna M. Turner, a follower of Alexander Dowie, died after days of suffering. Neighbors had urged medical aid but her husband refused due to faith restrictions. A city board of health physician arrived and performed an operation too late to save her.
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AsSuuu Cu Press
Chicago
Mrsa
Anna M. Turner
Alexander Dowle
City Board of Health
Turner Home
Board of Health
GRAFT TRIAL AT GREEN BAY BEGINS
Special from Green Bay reports former Alderman George K. Schwartz facing six indictments for subornation of perjury. A panel of thirty six jurors was exhausted, Judge Hastings ordered a special venire, and jurors were confined as the trial opened amid limited local awareness of the grand jury investigation.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wic
A_News
Green Bay
George K. Schwartz
Hastings
Hamilton Returns Amid Insurance Inquiry Tangle
The report notes Andrew Hanifen and a Menelate event tied to a New York discussion of an insurance compact. It mentions a notable connection to a recent Insur pres Investigation and a return from Europe. Passenger list records include Degtech Lind on the Hamburg-American liner and Milton is listed.
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York
Andrew Hani Fen
Menises
Europe
Pasennger
Ust Ag
Milton
Paris Faces Clergy Resistance as Church State Split Tightens
Violence marks enforcement of France's separation law clause allowing inventories of ecclesiastical property. Paris sees the strongest resistance with churches stormed by police and fire services. Pope Pius X ordered guards to ease government access while tensions rise across the nation.
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France
Paris
Saint Roch
St. Augustin
St. Lambert St. Francis de Sales
Maideleine
St. Vincent de Paul
Garde Republicaine
Pius X
Elies
M. Combes
Napoleon Bonaparte
Miss Anthony Stricken by Pneumonia at Rochester Home
Miss Susan B. Anthony is seriously ill with pneumonia at her Rochester home after returning from Washington. Dr. Marsena Ricker reports the left lung affected while the right has cleared, notes weakness from nausea and poor nourishment but says her constitution may carry her through to improvement pending further developments.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Susan B. Anthony
Penumonia
Washington
Marsena
Ricker
Miss Anthony
Anthony
Paralyzed Major Hopkins Dies in Detroit at Fifty-Four
Major George H. Hopkins former department commander of Michigan G A R and confidential aide in the war department under Secretary Alger during the Spanish American War died in Detroit after a stroke. He was fifty four, veteran of the Civil War, and previously private secretary to Governor John J. Bagley. Hopkins also chaired Michigan's Republican state committee and served as speaker of the state house from 1873 to 1885.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
George H. Hopkins
G. A. R. Department of Michigan
War Department
Alger
Gred Ton
Hopkins
John J. Bagley
House of Representatives
Davis Lawn Tennis Cup Draw Sets Stage for British Holder
March 6 report on the Davis lawn tennis cup with three challengers from America Australia and Austria in the entries. The draw for the preliminary heats to decide the next title holder is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Asencigie’y Prema Lenfan
Tedeht F
Anerica
Australia
Australama
Austria
Death by Own Action Shocks Local Brief
Special to The Nee Dowerters Miwankes reports a tragic death case yesterday. The coroner's inquiry noted the event involved Ems Fagema and others, with preliminary findings suggesting self-inflicted harm leading to death, as witnesses described the scene.
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Miwankes
Irene
Fire at St. Louis destroys Wright Arm Hanger building
A fire today damaged the Wright Arm Hanger Company facility in St. Louis. Investigators say the blaze started in a room and caused an estimated loss around 1,000 dollars. Fire crews contained the flames with some property damage and no reported injuries.
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St. Tee
March
Wright
Ti Ie
Lacey Defends Protective Tariff stance in Indian bill debate
Representative Lacey argues against sacrificing US commerce with Great Britain to win German markets by tariff concessions. He cites low US exports to Germany and Britain, notes most farm products sold at home, and contrasts current prosperity with tariff agitation hardships. He recalls voters punished tariff reformers in 1894.
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Associated Presea
Washington, D. C
Pat Evan
Representative Lacey
Laws
United Sta
Great Britain
Germany
Forfeit Claim Questioned by Washington Land Officials
A Duluth man who moved to a homestead, paid fees, and lived on the land for years faced a query from Washington land officials. The question asked by Lieutenant Ivan C. Weitenrel of the naval recruiting station in Minneapolis concerned whether service in the Spanish American War or the Philippines would affect a claim to land. Washington responded that enlistment would not prevent continued residence on the homestead.
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Associated Tres
Duluth
Mian
United States
Las i
Washington
Ivan C. Weitenrel
Minneapolis
Spain
Selecting a Jury in a Turbulent Courtroom
The article describes a court session where detectives scattered a tense court room as jurors are selected. A citizen faces questions about potential late involvement in a crime, with references to a defendant Franklin and a crowd awaiting trial.
Death notices from a small city sheet
Multiple obituaries list Mrs Wenrietta Neimuth of 174 Minnesota Street died at six this morning age forty five with funeral at 1 30 Sunday from the house and 2 pm service at Eighth Lutheran church Rev W D Abl officiating interment at Lutheran cemetery on Doty Street Esther Gauger seven and a half died after nine days illness of diabetes funeral at 1 30 Wednesday from home with 2 pm service at Bowen Street Lutheran church Rev H H Erck Hl officiating interment Riverside Elizabeth Lossa thirteen died after four weeks of appendicitis funeral at St Peters church nine o clock Thursday morning with interment Riverside Family Darling forty died at Winnebago age forty with burial at Mountage this morning body shipped to Moanaehage and interment to follow
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Wenrietta Melmuth
W. D. Abl
Doty Street
Esther Gauger
Guntay Ger
Eveline Street
Ilitie
Otter Street
Bowen Street Lutheran Church
H. H. Erck
Riverside
Young Girdies
Elizabeth Lossa
Ernest Loven
High Street
Aly
Reagree
St. Peter's Church
Eelack
Wallehbury
Winnebags
Moanaehage
PowerBoatmen to Meet for Monthly Ceremonial Session
The Cerkeoh Poare Peah schedule a regular monthly meeting this evening at the Tiesere venue. Agenda includes budget concerns, committee reports, and a discussion on wealth transfer and social welfare implications. Members are urged to attend and consider proposed resolutions.
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Sapllowenck
Seven-Year-Old Goddess in Wisconsin Stabbing Case
Augusta Henzel, nine, was arraigned for incorrigibility after her mother testified she tried to stab her with a butcher knife. Found guilty in municipal court, she was ordered sent to the Wisconsin girls’ reform school in Milwaukee, transported there by Sheriff Simpson.
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Augusta Henzel
Dar
Wisconsin Fulus Trial School For
Milwaukee
Sherif Simpson
Glen
Ttmn
Program A Good One At The Literary Society Meeting
Monday evening's meeting of the literary society attracted limited attendance under constitutional limits. A program featuring noted water and other topics pleased attendees, while the pastor engaged the audience. business adjourned ten minutes early.
Wise Man McLaughlin Dies After Amputation
Aged 48 6d longtime Brown County resident Wise Men McLaughlin died from gangrene after a recent amputation procedure. The obituary notes his half century of life in the county and his status as a well known local figure.
Deadlock persists in Morocco talks as forces clash
Berlin reports the Reichstag approved six armored cruisers while Paris and Berlin remain deadlocked over police organization in Morocco. France resists equal participation and seeks protection of its Muslim status. Germany objects to French staffed forces at four Moroccan posts, stalling any quick settlement.
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Stanida
Moceces
France
Righia
Germany
Associated Press
Berlin
Reichstag
Algeciras
Spain
Herr von Tradowitz
Morocco
M. Revell
North Africa
M. Reveill
Encoch
Auantie
William
Public Works Deny Bridge Hazard Claims on Main Street
Board of public works rejects motorists claims that the new Main Street bridge is a risk to vehicles. They note the structure remains unaccepted and use is by permit of contractors. Automobilists warn that debris, glass, nails, and punctures have endangered cars and riders on the bridge.
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Board of Public Works
Main Street
Automobilata
Seversl
Subpoenas Issued for Oil Company Figures in Missouri
Subpoenas were issued in St Louis by Special Commissioner Hadley in the water-pierce case. They require Walteres former president of the oil company and Charles H Adams secretary to appear in St Louis and testify at the hearing set for March 19. Subpoenas were placed for service by Sheriff Clarke and cover inside Missouri.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Missioner
Hadley
Issui
Ay Walores
Watore-Pierce SA
New Yand
Charles H. Adams
Oil Company
Banda of
Sheri Clarke
Cate
Missouri
Hand of Princess Negotiations Reported in San Sentanus
A report from San Sentanus describes a mission to secure the hand of a princess in a patten era context. The ascent of King Eduard is noted and a royal party traveled to a depot where the tutor led a reception for the king and princess amid an eager crowd.
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San S&enastus
Spain
Marsh F
Patten Artis
Eduard
Ted
Turor
Prinose
Weather Outlook Mixed Showers and Snow for Area
The forecast shows showers or snow for Waruwer and surrounding regions. Temps range from morning chilly to afternoon highs with brisk winds. A brief period of unsettled weather is expected tonight and into the early hours tomorrow with variable precipitation.
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