New York Subway Strike Grips City Transit System
Thousands of Interborough Rapid Transit workers walk out at 4 am, crippling subway and Manhattan elevated lines. Strikebreakers rushed in as trains run irregularly. police patrol stations and express hubs while officials warn of a total tie up if engineers join. No major violence reported as New Yorkers cope with the disruption.
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Hitchcock Named Assistant Postmaster General Nominee
Postmaster General announces Frank H Hitchcock of Massachusetts as the chosen candidate for assistant postmaster general. If approved by the Senate, he will resign from the assistant secretary role with the Republican National Committee and step into the new duties. He has previously served as chief clerk in the Department of Commerce and Labor and as secretary of the inaugural committee.
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Czar Orders Dissolution of Commission
St Petersburg March 7 The Shid-Tovski commission to ascertain causes of worker discontent is dissolved by imperial orders due to workers refusing to elect representatives. State railway workers are urged to elect shop representatives to present their needs.
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Shid- Tovski
Em-Peron
Warsaw
Lodz
Buffalo Bill Affectionate in Divorce Plea Proceedings
William F. Cody known as Buffalo Bill testified in his divorce case in Omaha Wisconsin, recounting a 1877 separation linked to an Omaha hotel affair. He described bidding farewell to hotel workers after a business session, while his wife objected to his conduct. Coronel Cody then left Omaha for New York, bound for Paris by ship this weekend.
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Buffalo Bird
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Pageant of Rex Crowds New Orleans Carnival Day
Carnival day filled New Orleans streets with sightseers and masked revelers as the Rex parade stretched across four hours. Mia majesty selected Idealistic Queens as a theme in twenty decorated cars, with David Hennin Morris of New York and New Orleans as the king. The festivities cap tonight with Comus pageant and Rex Omus balls at the French Opera House and Imperial Palace.
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New Orleans
Rex
Mia Majesty
David Hennin Morris
New York
Comus
Omus
Imperial Palace
Bold Bank Robbery Stuns Cincinnati Bank
The German National Bank of Cincinnati is about 55 000 short in its government reserve fund. Officials say 50 000 in bills and 3 000 in gold were stolen from its special vaults, marking one of the boldest and most puzzling robberies in the area.
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Cincinnati
German National Bank
Pos
Cabinet Meeting Opens New Roosevelt Administration
Washington D C March 7 no decision of serious importance was reached at the cabinet meeting today. It was the first session of the cabinet in the new administration and the time was spent in an informal but thorough discussion of questions affecting policies to be carried into effect by President Roosevelt.
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Sullivan Dies on Train Near Missoula
Timothy Sullivan wealthy hardwood lumberman of Buffalo and senior partner in T Sullivan de Sons died on the Northern Pacific line near Missoula Montana. He was known nationally as a politician and his son E F Sullivan is also noted in New York politics.
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Missoula
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Timothy Sullivan
Buffalo
Aunior
T. Sullivan de Sons
E. F. Sullivan
New York
Strike at Armour Wool House Affects 250 Workers
Chicago March 7 250 employees at Armour Co wool house go on strike after two union agitators are dismissed. The firm hires replacements as the union dispute over higher pay continues.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
New Cabinet Formed Amid Finance Minister Handover
The regent Crown Prince Guatat invites Michelwen to form a new government in Chelatana as ministry reshuffles begin. Officials say rapid changes aim to stabilize the economy and panregional ties.
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Michelwen
Eiret
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Chadwick Trial Opens Amid Courtroom Drama in Oberlin Bank Case
Mrs Cassie Chadwick faces a conspiracy charge tied to forged checks and bank dealings with Oberlin Citizens National Bank. Witnesses including bank directors described limited knowledge of Chadwick's transactions before the bank's collapse. Andrew Carnegie attended, while Chadwick fainted briefly and recovered as jury selection proceeded.
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Cleveland
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E.H. Holter
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Citizensonal Bank of
Spear
Battle rumor claims Kuropatkin defeated as Japanese seize guns
A Moscow dispatch circulated in informed circles claims General Kuropatkin suffered a loss at Port Arthur with the Tan renter broken and thirteen heavy siege guns captured by Japanese forces. If true, the battle is reported as lost for the Russian side.
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Kuropatkin
Receiver Appointed For Coe Commission Company
Judge F C Brooks appoints Marek and former judge A M Harrison as receiver for the Coe Commission Company of Minneapolis. The firm, a large brokerage with northwest branches, faces about 200000 dollars in liabilities with assets not yet known. A municipal court judgment precipitated the receivership amid a long fight with the Minneapolis chamber of commerce.
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A. M. Harrison
Coe Commission
F.C. Brooks
District Court
Gompany
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Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
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Duca
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Marathon
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Hammond
Aingle
Hia. Ca
Combination
Chicago
Judge Cate Dies at 82 in Milwaukee Wisconsin
Special report from Stevens Point says Judge George W. Cate, renowned statewide, died today at eighty two. He served twenty one years on the Seventh District Wisconsin circuit court bench and was a congressman during Hayes administration opposing a commission to probe the Hayes Tilden electoral vote.
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Stevens Point
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Seventh
Municipal Problem Debate Stirs Chicago Budget Panel
Associated Press reports Chicago officials debate city finances and the municipal problem at a Thursday night meeting. Mayor Bar Pratt and leaders from the Lake area discuss law, university ties, and reforms amid ongoing budget concerns.
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Chicago
Bar- Prat
Ore
Municipal
Treaty Will Pass Senators Say On Santo Domingo
Senate leaders including Allison Spooner Nelson Clapp Carter Hopkins and Hansbrough predict ratification of the Santo Domingo protocol within a reasonable time. Amendments may refine wording but not policy while the Foreign Relations Committee and open session proceed with a brief eight minute meeting.
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Measurable Bonds Bid And Nominations In Menasha
The Menasha Finance Committee opened bids for bonds with Rudolph Keyt Co offering 4 and premium 5283 while N W Harris Co bids 4 with premium 1076 to convert to 4 bonds and be lowest. Mary Schultz, former Miss Mary OBrien and wife of Dr Carl Schultz of Appleton, died aged 26 after illness. funeral at St Patrick island. Nomination papers filed with City Clerk Little list aldermen supervisors treasurer and justice of the peace candidates across wards. chief contests anticipated for treasurer and Third ward alderman. a domestic case involving William Kehbling ended by settlement. police custody still holds Minter Bruce, a boy with a troubled history, in connection with school placements.
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Appleton
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Henry Sherrin
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J. W. Hart
Joseph Hill
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M. M. Schoetz
M. J. Riley
Laula Smith
Mike Jakowski
A. Robinson
Joe Stommel
Joe Schneider
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G. W. Bradley
Alois Voisgen
William Kehbling
Wiliam Kehbling
Kehbling
Minter Bruce
Itnass Manual Training School
Chief Allen
Chief seeks custody of boy amid foster-home option
Chief Allen expects school officers to arrive today or tomorrow. A farmer near Shey wood offers a satisfactory home and custody request. The Cinch club meets tonight with Mia William Schubert. The Lady Maccabees shift meetings to the first and third Wednesdays to avoid objections.
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Goss Resident Dies After Eight Week Illness
Hibbard A. Goss a longtime Oshkosh resident died at his daughter Mrs F E Locke 66 Central Avenue where he had lived since 1856 from pneumonia after an eight week illness He was born October 25 1824 in Lowey Waterford VI and married fifty five years ago at St Jennsberry Wit He worked as a machinist in Oshkosh and belonged to the Old Settlers Club Winnebago Pioneer Association Centennial Lodge No 206 Masons and First Congregational Church He is survived by three children Mrs F Locke Mrs Frank Dalton and A H Goss judge of municipal court and three grandchildren a brother and a sister Funeral arrangements are to be announced later
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Frank Dalton
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Inland Lake Yachting regatta dates moved earlier to August in Oshkosh
Cleveland Wr attended Chicago meeting of the Inland Lake Yachting Association executive committee. Plans set for the Oshkosh regatta now to start Monday August 14 and run through Saturday August 18. A March 20 meeting will finalize actions.
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Oshkosh
Double Tragedy Reported Near Pocatello Idaho
A rancher found two bodies in Portneuf canyon about four miles up from Pocatello. The remains, identified as a man named Inman and a woman, showed the man’s head missing and the woman wrapped in a blanket. Two old saddles lay nearby as possible concealment while authorities opened an investigation.
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Manitowoc County Fair delayed by liquor bill
Milwaukee dispatch reports Manitowoc County Industrial association defers its September fair awaiting a legislative decision on a bill prohibiting liquor sales or privileges to fakirs on fairgrounds. The association suspects state fair management backing the measure and has petitioned for its defeat.
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Smallpox Outbreak Reported in Wisconsin Irish Settlement
Special to The Northwestern from Milwaukee reports smallpox spreading in the Irish Settlement just north of Antioch Wisconsin. A man named Rampartaky who worked in the les houses died last week and a public wake was held. Fifty people were exposed and Miss Kate Hoye and Joe Hoye contracted the illness while others go into quarantine.
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Wisconsin
Waukegan
Antioch
Rampartaky
Kate Hoye
Joe Hoye
Wisconsin Senate Passes Judicial District Bill Amid Haste
A Wisconsin senate bill to redraw the Eighteenth judicial district and grant an extra equity term to Winnebago County won amendment in the senate and passed under the rules. It heads to the governor for quick enactment to allow April 2 elections, with candidates Sutherland and Griswald noted. The anti cigarette bill passed assembly 76 to 1, affecting insurance firms with Wisconsin business.
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Assembly
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Griswald
Fond du Li
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Eaton
McGo
Milewaukee
Assembly Mina
Wisconsin
Lom
Morrow
Killed in Collision Near Bearmouth Montana
August Bellin of Helena a former Oshkeen youth died last Friday in a collision between a passenger train and freight train on the Northern Pacific railroad near Bearmouth Montana. He served as locomotive fireman for the railroad three years and leaves a large family including Ale Bellin and Mrs Ferdinand Bellin and siblings. The remains will likely be brought home for burial and lodge members were notified.
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August Bellin
Helena
St. John's
Knights of Pythias
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Henry Ge Bellin
District Declamatory Contest Announcements Issued
FrineInal R W Pringle of Appleton high school chairs the declamatory committee Ineharsey Oshkosh district issues notices to high schools about the district contest to be held in Oshkosh Normal assembly room at eight oclock in the evening April 2. A principal s district meeting will be held earlier in the afternoon. Three judges selected by R H Halsey will decide the contest from a list provided by the district committee. The notice lists participating schools including Antigo Clintonville New London Marinette Sturgeon Bay Seymour Trentonville Kaukauna Menasha Neenah Appleton Oshkosh Fond du Lac Omro Winneconnes Princeton Waup e Berlin Oakfield Brandon Markesan.
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Appleton High School
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Clintonville
New London
Marinette
Sturgeon Bay
Seymour
Trortonville
Kau~ Kauna
Menasha
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Appleton
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Fond du Tac
Omro
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Princeton
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Oakfield
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Markesan
Cel
Henry Boldt Dies at 34 in Algoma Home
Henry Boldt aged 34 dies at his Algoma home after a five week illness. Survived by a wife four children one brother and four sisters. Funeral Wednesday at 1 20 pm at August Bratch residence 249 Seventh Street and 2 pm at German Methodist church Tenth and Nebraska Streets Riverside Cemetery to follow.
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Henry Boldt
August Bratch
Seventh Street
German Methodist Church
Tenth and
Nebraska
Riverside Cemetery
Russian Pacific squadron coaling near Gaffarin Islands
The third Russian Pacific squadron is coaling at the Gaffarin Islands off the RiM coast near Tangier Morocco in March.
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Tangier
Morocco
Russian Pacific Squadron
Gaffarin Islands
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