Hatten Active in Early Wisconsin Senate Race
Special to The Northwestern reports Hatten opens headquarters at the Avenue hotel and presses pledges for a United States senate bid. Esch arrives in Madison and plans conferences before a formal candidacy announcement. Lenroot and Stephenson are central to La Follette faction maneuvers asJoe Rogers canvasses pledges. other figures weigh in amid legislative debates on salaries and insurance reform.
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New London
Hatten
Avenue Hote
Tan
United Bates Senate
Sch
Pollette
Stephenson
Robert M. la Follette
la Follette
Irvine Lenroot
United States Senate
Stephenson- Jenroot
A. 7
Rogers
Wlenroot
la Fallette
Davidson
United States
Senate
Native Porto Ricans Demand Island Secretary Post
The Porto Ricans urge appointment of a native Porto Rican as secretary to succeed Regis Henri Post who becomes governor in line ahead of Beekman Winthrop. The House of Delegates led by Jose de Diego sent a Washington message asking President Roosevelt to appoint a Porto Rican secretary from among island natives to show self government capability.
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Associated Press
San Juan
Porto. Rico
Maren
Porto Rico
Regis Henri
Post
Beekman “Winthrop
House of Delegates
Second death sentence in Baltic revolt case
Riga reports Marek Lust, once legally executed for pillaging an estate during the insurrection in the Baltic provinces, faces a second death sentence. Arrested in January, Lust is linked to the German baron estate. He survived a drumhead court martial but was rearrested and awaits trial for assault.
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Riga
Marek
Vauin
Louisville Street Railway Strike Threat After Rejected Union Request
The Louisville Street Railway employer request for union recognition shorter hours and a one percent wage increase was refused by President Minary. An ultimatum was issued without a board of arbitration and a conference committee may call a strike if ignored. A strike is expected tonight or tomorrow.
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Louisville, Ivy
Louisville Street Railway Company
Minary
Conference Committee
Mina Ays
British steamer Columbi burns and sinks near Brest
The British coal carrier Columbi from Cardiff to St Nazaire collided at sea and burned. Reports say three crew were saved but this is incorrect. Two men died in the blaze.
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Brest
France
Columbi
Cardiff
St. Nazaire
Lge
Hye Bbc
Michigan man named U.S. marshal in Washington
Assaciated Press reports that O'Brian of Michigan is appointed United States marshal for the court in Washington, replacing Orville Teanard of Michigan who resigned. The resignation cited inadequate salary of 4002 per year as the reason for leaving.
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Washington, D. C
O'Brian
Michigan
United States
United States Court
Ching
Orville Teanard
Tsa
Marshal Beonard
Fire at Standard Hotel in San Francisco
An Associated Press report describes a blaze at the Standard hotel on Mir street in San Francisco. The fire caused about $60,000 in damage, threatened 180 lodgers, and forced many to flee in their sleeping garments. the fire stayed within the hotel building and appears to have ended with all occupants accounted for.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Mare
Standard
Mir Street
Netherkinds Parliament Aims Peace Conference Pact
The chamber passed a bill authorizing the government to conclude conventions admitting to the Theague peace conference of 1899 with any nondestunatory powers wishing to participate in the second conference.
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Associated
The
Volague
Chamber of the Netherkinds
Hondurans Victory Reported Over Nicaraguans
AP reports President Bonilla of Honduras defeated Nicaraguans at Namaasique on March 6 and again at Yusguare on March 7, with advices received from Puerto Cortés, Honduras.
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Associated Press
Puerto Cort¢z
Honduras
Bonilla
Namaasique
Japanese conversion loan prospectus issued with strong demand
The prospectus of a Japanese conversion loan of 115000 dollars at 4 percent, issued at 90.4, was released this afternoon in London. Banks report heavy demand at all issuing houses.
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Associated Press
London
Mexican Labor Rise Sparks Broad Strikes and Arbitration
An article notes growing worker power in Mexico over the past year as industrial development fuels frequent strikes. President Diaz, trusted by both sides, has acted as arbiter in disputes, with varied outcomes, while public opinion questions wage demands and labor solidarity.
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Mexico
Diaz
Guernaey
unclear historical note on a proposal to Canada and Japan
Fragmentary speech shows a figure planning to stop in Tig elty then proceed to Canada and West after work in Japan. He speaks of a large country project and prefers a partner to join his venture. Mention of a potential contribution from John D Rockefeller.
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Canada
Japan
John
Rockefeller
Booth aims to found university of humanity in New York
General William Booth, commander in chief of the Bulgarian army, arrived from London aboard the Minneapolis and announced plans to establish a university of humanity and two other philanthropic projects requiring five million dollars. At seventy eight he hopes to see these aims realized before year’s end.
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New York
William Booth
London
Minneapolis
University of ‘Harmanity
Archie Roosevelt Sees Improvement Amid Diphtheria Fight
Early dispatches report Archie Roosevelt, president’s son, improving though still critically ill with diphtheria in Washington. Dr. Alexander Lambert notes conscious, hopeful signs as president and physicians maintain strict infection precautions and monitor heart weakness. cabinet meeting proceeds as usual.
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Archie Roosevelt
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Hia Yvisha
Washington, D. C
Archie Roogavelt
White House
Associated Press
Alexander Lambert
Kennedy
Loeb
Archié Roosevelt
Mart
President's Cabinet Meeting Amid Uncertain Health
A muddled report notes President's health and medical advisories as Secretary Metcalf and Cuban ministers discuss his condition. The White House confirms a Friday cabinet meeting will proceed, though Archie's status adds to the uncertainty surrounding the president's ability to perform duties.
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Cal Akan
Arelile
Clergymen's stance on donations raised in debate
A speaker recalled clergymen who said they would accept aid under pressure, noting a £100 contribution from the Marquis of Queensberry. He faced denunciations from years past and warned against fear of widows and orphans, asserting the integrity of benevolent efforts for the cause.
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Marquis of Queensberry
Jay Dhon
Thaw trial hearing and subpoenas headline
Report of the Thaw case outside the criminal court building notes subpoenas to Mrs Lively Nesbit Wiaw Teul bern to testify for the prosecution and defense questions. District Attorney Jerome cites production calls and mentions Mrs Mackenzie and May MacKenzie as subjects tied to the proceedings.
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Criminal Court
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Jerome
M Witn
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Howeve
Abstelet Athorney
Fidelit
Stafford White
Mary Hartridge
Miss MacKenzie
May MacKensta
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Freight rate briefing touches Midwestern routes
Testimony before the Interstate Commerce Commission discussed freight classifications and exemptions for coal, ore, grain, and other commodities. Horace Tucker, farmer chairman of the Chicago and St. Louis Trade Association, urged clearer tariff rules as Illinois officials presented rate schedules via Springfield.
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Jared
Whiting Ind
St. Louis
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Horace’ We. Tucker
Chicago
Norking
Truffle Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ilinois, Trailway and Warehouse Commission
Intracam
Sanborn for senator endorsement spreads in district race
Milwaukee readers report a broad show of support for Senator Sanborn in the Tenth district race. Officers from various parts including as far south as Stevensport are rallying behind his United States Senate bid, with strong backing shaping the contest.
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Wis
Maken
A. Dally
Sahiborn
United States
Fé Quile
Tenth
Stevens
Car Jumps Track in Missouri Streetcar Crash
A north bound Bellefontaine streetcar jumped the track in Toltos, Missouri, hitting a gent le-bound car and causing wreckage. Several people sustained severe injuries in the collision amid the rush hour incident.
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Uaawontated Preas
Bt Tots
Bellefontainé
Responsibility placed on architect in Anden building collapse
The Middlesex district court in Framingham reports responsibility for the July 1906 Anden building collapse, which killed twelve. Judge Kingsbury says the architect, the contractor, and the subcontractor who supplied the atec framework are responsible. The case is now with the Middlesex county grand jury at Lowell.
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Associated Press
South Framingham
Maso
Ansden
Kingsbury
Southern
Middlesex District Court
Atec
Middlesex, County Grand Jury
Lovell
Business Maintains Push Amid Mixed Indicators
New York dispatches indicate that current business activity remains maintained with some improvement in collections and overall manufacturing output. Confidence grew that consumption will not diminish as the economy shows steadier signals.
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Associated Press
New
York
Don
Expect Death Momentarily
A special report from Beaver Dam Wisconsin notes a Wisconsin spectator in Milwaukee reports a man gradually sinking and near death audience. The brief item records an imminent death with sparse details and no names or outcomes provided.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Dam
Lawmaker Claims Standard Oil Hobbled Michigan Legislature
Mareh day in Lansing Rep Calbraith of Walumet denounced a Bemate bill aimed at hindering the Copper interests of the Chime & Beek Mines company and Osceola Contennkil, saying it was Standard Oil’s plan to stock the rival firm. He warned the measure would be reported in New York as an obstruction by Standard Oil against Michigan’s miners.
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Isaac
la Follette
Lenrnot
Mong
Frida
Burns
Sanborn
Hudnall
Stout
Morris
Cor Sauary Driefcase
Wisconsin
Senate
Associated Press
Lansing
Mich
W. Cutlbraith
Walumet
Chime & Beek Mints Company
Oceola, Altoneg, & Contennkil
Ftks
Cal+ braith
Cillaret Verla Minings Company
Bo Under & Peek
Oman
Sum Cour
New York
Michigan
Ing Su
The Rest Day Law Debate Splits Chamber Leaders
Reported in the chamber of deputies this afternoon the rest day law triggered a split among republicans and independents. Minister of Labor Viet refused to sign the decree while monarchists argued for essential modifications and asserted that existing majority support could be preserved.
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Chamber of Deputies
Gevernoent
BE Viet
Libor
Aeden
Alinister Daleusae
Republicana
Soci Tiss
Against McLellan in New York City proceedings
Fragmented report discusses a legal proceeding involving McLellan and parties in New York, with references to a division and questions over procedures. Julius Mayer comments on the actions of the present attorney general and the request of officials, noting the case did not advance to a clear resolution.
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Mrt
Alec Han
York City
Wevieton
Julius M. Mayer
Generi
W5ligi RR
Weorat
Case Under Advisement in Median Paper Suit
The action of the Winnebago Paper Company versus Milly and Kimberly Clark proceeds to trial with the court resuming and concluding in the matter. The defendant is ordered to serve a brief within twenty days and the plaintiff to reply within ten days. The case concerns ownership of a pole of Mand and related property disputes.
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Winnebugg
Milly Va
Kimberly Clack
Edeh
Hellion
Trial of Will Davis in Fire at Chicago Court
The trial centers on a fire at Chicago with Will Davis charged in a case tied to an alleged arson. Attorney Koeslar outlines ten arguments about legal duties and the state’s interest, citing Whig party records and local ordinances.
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Davia
Chitausa
Lore
Mickingtanir
Chinage Ordinanes
Short Shrifts from Press on Outbreak Trial
Twelve soldiers of the Buran adviser Handy of Rukhar, tried by court martial for mutiny during the Sveaborg outbreak, received prison terms from life to fifteen years. Lyra Jaber sentenced to life in mines. Executions occurred at Mitau and Weldon for taking part in armed attacks on troops in the Baltic provinces.
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Rukhar
Sveaborg
Lyra Jaber
Ife
Min
Mitau
Weldon
Biltie
Women Demand Ballot in Commons Debate
The Commons debated granting women the vote as suffrage campaigns and militant protest dominated the scene. Police heightened precautions around Parliament while suffrage groups urged MPs to pledge support and warned of consequences for wavering peers.
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Commons
Verdict finds no one criminally liable in school fire tragedy
Associated Press reports March TH verdict absolves all parties in the Protestant school fire that killed seven students and a teacher, clearing defendants of criminal responsibility. The ruling states no charges merit.
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Associated Pro Montreal
Almost A Centenarian Specht Mourns Local Elder
Mr Tudley Kizan a respected citizen of Raukewin Wisconsin died at his home Thursday afternoon at nearly 100. Funeral arrangements and interment are planned in the area. A Chicago visitor, Malady, spent time with her mother this week.
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Wis
Tudley Kiz
Ims
Tidge
Dee Ad
Foreign Office Denies Far East Negotiations Report
Paris reports the foreign office denies that Great Britain France and Russia and Japan are negotiating delimitation of their interests in the Far East. The denial counters a published claim of ongoing talks among the powers on regional stakes and boundaries.
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Associates Presa
Paris
March
Foreign Office
Great Britain
France
Trussia
Japan
Far East
Looks Like Plague Second Suspicions Case Develops
A second suspicious bubonic plague case develops in St. Petersburg on March 8, as authorities investigate an Alexander Pent laboratory incident in Krohatadt. The Associated Press reports ongoing concern and public health alerts amid the outbreak chatter.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Raisuli Escapes from Ben-Irarous Hold in Tangier
A report from Tangier states Raisuli has escaped the sloomtshold of the Ben-Irarous tribe where he sought refuge. He is believed to be moving toward inaccessible mountains to gather a large following from the Harb tribes as the sultan ib remains concerned.
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Tangier
Raisuli
Sultan Ib
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