Thanks of Assembly Given to Spooner Resignation Regretted
Madison March 6 Assembly members paid tribute to John C Spooner in a resolution praising his service in the United States Senate. The vote followed debate over his decision to resign and return to private practice.
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Spooner
United States Senate
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
John C Spgonier
Spooners
Pliny Norcross
Ainsworth
Heilbron
Hager
Keup
Miller
John C. Spooner
Our State University
Fairchild
St. Croix County
Senate
Capitol
Wil Begin
Davidson
Ture
United States
Attorney Rosenberry
Wausau
Anti- la Follette
Rosenberry
Isaac Stephenson
Tgleventh
Irvine Lenroot
Spooner plans days in Washington to clear up docket
Senator Spooner visited the Treasury Department to meet Secretary Cortelyou and said he would stay three or four days to finish work affecting his constituents before adjournment. He expects to monitor senate matters next month and denied plans for retirement or a son partnership. Representative Esch, a potential candidate, refused to announce intentions, citing a pledge to speak only upon reaching home.
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Washington
March
Spooner Weis
Treasury Department
Corielyon
Jie
Hho
Spooner
Charles
Seattle
Representative Esch
Cortelyou
Mr. Esch
H. C. Stevens
More Letters Returned by Dead Letter Division
Washington reports a new policy under Assistant Postmaster General De Graw returning identifiable undelivered letters to senders. February 1907 saw 1,050,303 pieces received, up from 94,136 the prior February. 6,212 letters were opened with $5,946.58 found.
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Associated Pres
Washington, D. C
de Graw
No Service Today In Eddy Case In Concord New Hampshire
No attempt will be made today to secure service on the defendants in the suit brought by next friends for an accounting of the property of Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy founder of the Christian Science faith. Nathaniel E Martin, counsel for the plaintiffs, went to Boston for a conference with William E Chandler and other attorneys and said service would not be made today.
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Associated Press
Concord
N. H
Next Friends
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christan Science Faith
Nathaniel E. Martin
Boston
Wiliam E. Chandler
Campbell Dies at Lima Former Iowa Lieutenant Governor
Des Moines March 6 Frank T Campbell longtime Iowa resident and former lieutenant governor died this morning in Lima Ohio He was a prominent figure in state politics and a veteran public servant with decades of service in Des Moines and statewide affairs.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Iowa
Frank T. Campbell
Lima
Ohio
Freda
Principal Figures Stir Suit Involving Mrs Eddy Property
Concord March 6 report on a suit against Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy's managers. Attorneys claim persecution by outsiders and that Eddy is sound despite age. Details include instruction to delay actions, possible settlements, and a plan to file further bills. Discussions cover liquor dispensary proposals and state reform politics.
Stocks Feverish As Harriman Rumors Roil Market
Unverified reports claim heavy haldings and a Reading movement under Harriman control sparked a sharp upturn in prices. Reding stock rose to 126 by 1 36 p m as rumors spread while Canadian Pacific unloading drove broad declines. Harriman dismisses involvement saying he is not interested in Wall Street.
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Associated Drea
New York
Harriman
Reding
Canadian Pacific
Washington
D. C
Associated Press
Wall Street
Unclear text on Ruef case to arrive in city soon
Fragmentary report mentions Abraham Ruef and Mayor Schmitz related to extortion allegations. The dated wording is garbled, with no concrete details or confirmations, and no clear names beyond Ruef and Schmitz.
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Wy Agsablan
Sun Pramises
Cal
Martha
Abraham Ruef
Schmitz
Tipef
Wil
Wisconsin National Guard Officers Meet in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin National Guard Officers association held its annual meeting in Milwaukee at the civil service commission rooms in city hall. An unusually large turnout from across the state attended the opening session at ten o'clock, with lectures on military work and discussions on school topics for officers. Elections of officers are scheduled for Thursday.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin National Guard Officers’ Association
Civil Service Commission
Wisconsin National Guard
Charles Black Divorce Ends Chicago Romance
Janet Black secures divorce from William S. Black nephew of Joan C. Black. The couple wed secretly after a four month romance that began in Chicago during a shopping trip when Janet Martinson of Marinette, Wisconsin, met Black. Mrs Black said she hoped to reform his drinking.
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Chicago
William S. Black
Joan C. Black
Continental National Bank
Janet Black
Janet Martinson
Marinette
Wis
Black
Expecter Verdict Today In Murder Trial At Culpener
In Culpener Virginia on March 6 the Strother brothers James A and Philip face a murder trial for killing Willam F Bywaters their brother in law. Jurors are not expected to reach a verdict promptly and the case remains unsettled as the day proceeds.
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Associated Preys
Culpener
Strother
James A
Philip
Willam F. Bywaters
Inlaw
Theater Ordinance Delays Davis Manslaughter Trial
Report from Danvalle March 1. Proceedings in the W. H. J. Davis manslaughter trial for the Iroquois Theater fire in Chicago were halted as attorneys argue the validity of a Chicago theater ordinance. Testimony paused pending judge’s ruling.
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Danvalle
J. Davis
Chi 1Engo
Chicago
Storm on Salton Sea disrupts Southern Pacific trains
El Raso Texas March 6. A fresh storm floods the Salton Sea area washing over tracks. Reports say trains are eight to twenty four hours late as waves batter passing rates and lines. The AP notes significant disruption to railroad service amid worsening weather.
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Associated Press
el Raso
Tex
Salton Sea
Southern Pacific
Agiftet
Trates
Western Pacific elects directors in annual meeting
The Western Pacific railroad held its annual election in San Francisco on March 5. George J. Gould was reelected a director along with EB Te Jeffrey Edwin Wales L. J. Caleb and S. W. McCutcheon of New York.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Western Pacific Railroad
George J. Gould
EB. Te Jeffrey
Edwin Wales
L. J. Caleb
8. W. McCutcheon
New York
Fatalities Mark Crossing From Milwaukee to St Louis
Mrs Mary Tiytnes of St Louis died suddenly while traveling with her husband from Berhorta to Milwaukee. The incident occurred near Milwaukee and the Prensa report notes the sudden death during the train journey with the couple continuing onward.
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Chicago
Mary Tiytnes
St. Louis
Berhorta
Wisconsin rail bill advances amid hearings in Madison
An omnibus amendment to the railway commission law gains rapid approval in the assembly and senate process. Hearings cover water light and power under rail control, with industry opposition limited. The note highlights a clause exempting railroads from trip pass reporting and discusses a crossing delay bill and conductor liability proposed changes.
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Marcel
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Railroad Commission
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Iillroads
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Ralhasd
Railway Commission
Brewing
William H. Austin
Temperance League
Death of Capt E D Henry prominent Winnebago resident
Captain E D Henry a Winnebago County resident for 41 years and Civil War veteran died at 271 Main Street Oshkosh aged 70 after illness. An early Ohio-born pioneer, he joined Company 7 and served valiantly. He was well known among Grand Army men and Oshkosh alder residents, with a respected war record among Wisconsin soldiers.
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Mexico
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Gmre
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Waupun
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Mint
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Omre
Ienry
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Trenry
First Congregational Church
Omro
Winnebago County
Onhhowh
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Wd D. Henry
Wisconsin
Oniep
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Khewln DB
Tenry
Ohio
Iki
Rushford
Dramatic Testimony From Mrs Thaw Bares Son Change
Mrs Harriet Thaw testifies about changes in Harry Thaw during late 1903 in Pittsburgh and New York, describing his absent mindedness and nightly sobs. She recounts his fixation on a life with the “wickedest man in New York” and tensions over conversations with his wife, while the trial panel weighs admissibility and witness questions.
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Harry
Dee
New York
Iannity
Redelated Press
Wiliam Thaw
Penny
Afr
Delman
Hint
Willliam Thaw
Wittesy
R Coourt Crier
Harriet Capley
Harry Thaw
Pittsburg
Edward
Josiah
Funeral notices for Jones Quilty and Schram families
Funeral services were held for Deannae Mtn Jones at the old homestead with large local attendance and burial at Pu kett cemetery. Susan Quilty widow of Ruehard Grubtvy was buried at Over Side cemetery after mass at St. Paurs, officiated by Rev. McHchitford. Infant Veater Voli Sehram, child of A M Sehram, interred at Raye Glalde cemetery from the family residence on Wasoitie ton street.
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Jones
Old Homestead
Furthy
Quilty
Susan Quilty
Ruehard Grubtvy
Wine Electam St. Paurs
McHchitford
Overside
Stormy Weather Outlook For Wisconsin Forecast
Stormy conditions expected tonight into Thursday with showers and possible storms. Forecast notes rising temperatures on Tuesday afternoon, southeast winds, partly cloudy skies later. Weather bureau notes timing and regional observations for Wisconsin with irregular OCR wording.
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Wisconsin
Heymann Co
Ucaday Avehin
Oeloak
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