Injunction Hearing On Wabash Brotherhood Case Filed
In St Louis Judge Adams set a 10 AM hearing for the dissolution of the injunction secured last Tuesday by Joseph Ramsey of the Wabash railway. The answer filed denies union involvement and any attempt to force exclusive operation, with affidavits from many officials and a 50,000 word document outlining the case.
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St. Louis
Joseph Ramsey
Wabava Railway
Brotherhood
Elmer 8. Adams
United States District Court
W. T. Irwin
Peoria
E. J. Pinney
Cleveland
John H. Murphy
Denver
Wabash Railway
Pullman Palace
Wabash Railway Company
Pullman Palace Car Company
Wabash Company
Brotherhood of
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
United States
Wabash
The
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Joseph Ramey Jr
Search for Murderer in Waterbury Strike Violence
The hunt for Policeman Mendiczohns killer continues after a night of fruitless searches near Forest Park amid strike related unrest. Detectives report no solid clue while conductors claim a reward for information. meanwhile other city crime notes unfold in Burdick mystery and fatal card game cases.
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Associated Press
Waterbury
Conn
Paul Mendiczohn
Weberndorfer
Chambera
Burdick
Buffalo
Thia
Meyer
Stormy voyage and wreckage cloud ocean voyage
The Urunda arrived from Liverpool after a twenty one day passage amid hurricane weather. Carpenter Marison was killed, boatswain Cook had an arm broken, and Engineer Brayton lost three fingers as engines failed and deck houses tore away. Wreckage drifted ashore near Atlantic City with no identifying marks.
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Associated Press
St. Johns
N. F
Urunda
Liverpool
Carpenter Marison
Bogrswain Cook
Brayton
Atlantic City
N. J
Hereford
Cold Spring
Atathena
Cape Mas
Ench? Atation
Boy Bitten By Dog Dies Of Hydrophobia In New York
Henry Wehrhan, 6, died in New York on March 3 from rabies after a dog bite eight weeks earlier. He had been treated with cauterization and later fell ill. A physician confirmed hydrophobia on a second visit and the boy was sent to Pasteur Institute, but too late. Fears rise that his mother may have contracted the disease after being bitten during his delirium.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry Wehrman
Wehrhan
Ind
Pasteur Institute
Collar Button Kills Wrestler in Greenpoint Turn Verein
New York reports the autopsy on George Cooper shows he died from an unusual accident during wrestling with Frank Wagner at a Greenpoint turnverein. Cooper slipped, fell on the mat, and his neck was broken by a collar button striking the spine.
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Associated Press
New York
George Cooper
Frank Wagner
Greenpoint
Charles Wuest
Wagner
Cooper
Warehouse Fire Costs Northern Tactic $60,000
Helena Mont March 9 The Northern Tactic railway sustained about $60,000 in losses from a Sunday blaze that destroyed warehouses and loaded cars. The fire started by an explosion in a gasoline stove used to heat the storage area.
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Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Northern Tactic Railway
Encroachment Fears Rise As American Trade Expands Abroad
Global dispatches report U S legation securing recognition of exams at Beyrut American Medical College and rights for Argentinian wives and children who naturalized to join families. Banks to excavate at Tel Abraham Metopotamia pending imperial approval while American trade gains in Malta and Canada provoke British concern.
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Associates Press
Constantinople
United States
Legation
American Medical College
Beyruth
Armentine
Empire
Council of Ministers
Banks
Tel-Abraham
The
Tribune
Malta
London
Liverpool
Hull
New York
Bristol
Canadian Pacific Railway
Grand Trunk Line
England
Russia
Great Britain
Cranborne
House of Commons
Persia
Britain
St. Louis Exposition
Rome
Cardinal Satolli
Congregation of Studies
Congrégation of the Propaganda
Monsignor
Conatly
Catholic University At Washington
Los Angeles
Cal
George Montgomery
San Francisco
Morocco
Times
Cardinal Perraud
Autun
France
Pontifts
Kaiser
Berlin
Emperor William
Francis
Nine lives imperilled after Amphion explosion
Nine men aboard the sloop yacht Amphion were imperilled when a leaking naphtha tank caused an explosion while en route to the fishing banks. Three men were burned, one gravely, and others escaped by leaping into the sea, later rescued by a tug from Barren Island.
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Associated Press
New York
Ives
Saphtla
Amphion
Barren Island
Medics Meet in Fond du Lac County Society Session
Ripon Wis March 9 Special to The Northwestern Fond du Lac County Medical society will meet in Fond du Lac Wednesday Dr S B Hall of this city is president At a Company D armory Friday evening second lieutenant A J Zinth was elected to first lieutenant to fill vacancy from T B Temples resignation First Sergeant Edward Eckert elected second lieutenant and H Currier advanced to first sergeant
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Ripon
Wis
Fond du Lac
H. ©. Currier
Take to Athletics
Society women of New York have formed an exclusive athletic club with members from Newport and Long Island. They refuse to reveal names and seek a clubhouse in the Fifth Avenue area near Delmonico and Sherry corners at Forty fourth Street. Athletic clubs among the elite have grown popular recently.
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Associated Press
New York
Newport
Long Island
Fifth Avenue
Delmonico
Snow Plow Crash In Fall River Impacts Passengers
A snow plow being moved within Old Colony Street railroad yards in Fall River Massachusetts ran away on a steep hill and rammed two passenger cars, demolishing them. Several people were injured including twelve others with cuts and bruises. The brake block broke, causing the mishap.
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Associated Press
Fall River
Mans
Old Colony Street
Passengsra
Senate Reports Colombian Canal Treaty for Ratification
The Senate foreign relations committee approved reporting the Colombian canal treaty to the Senate with no amendment, Morgan asked for a Spanish copy for comparison, and delay was anticipated. President Roosevelt discussed finance with HIN and Calderhead, aiming for early legislation, while Page Morris of Minnesota was confirmed as U S district judge.
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Associanal Press
Washington, D. C
Enate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Cullom
Morgan
State Department
Committee On Foreign Relation
Senator Clark
Montama
Batley
Beene
Missouri
Gallinger
New Hampshire
Stone
Cockrell
Lodge
Clark
Illinois
Roosevelt
Hin and
Calderhead
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Mesers
Presi
Congress
Kurgton
Navy
Clarence F. Ely
Pennsylvania
David L. Geyer
Roswell
N. M
Morris
Page Morris
Minnesota
United States
Consolidate or Not by Neenah Menasha committees
Special to The Northwestern Neenah Menasha March 9 committees from both cities will meet at Menasha city hall to discuss consolidating Twin Cities. The outcome remains undecided. The day also saw funeral services for Willard Lansing at First Presbyterian Church with large crowds, and city officials, G A R, and National Guard attending. George Jageraon ill with pneumonia. tax roll notices and payment deadline issued. Ludke residence quarantined for smallpox. Ludke sworn as special policeman. 100 percent of first flow now available from Neenah Menasha water power after rains. H M Tuchacherer livery stable sold to Will Schubert. Bishop Weller conducted Episcopal services in Neenah and Menasha.
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Neenah-Menasha
Wie
Neenoah
Menasha
Menasha City Hall
Are Willard Lansing
First Presbyterian Church
J. E. Chapin
Neenah
G. A.R
Oshkosh
G. A. R. and
Company I
Wisconsin National Guard
George A. Jageraon
John Keating
George Ludke
Ludke
Neenah and
H. M. Tuchacherer
Will Schubert
Bishop Weller
Fond du Lac
Blockade Reopened by Venezuelan Government
A cablegram from Mr Rosarll United States charge at Caracas reports the Venezuelan government has re established the blockade of Orinoco and the ports of Carupano and Guanta as of March 7.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Rosarll
United States
Caracas
Carupano
Guanta
Mississippi River Flood Report Amid Widespread Evacuations
A national weather bulletin details rising Ohio and Mississippi river levels and danger from flood stages. Evacuations occur near Evansville and Memphis, with farmers moving livestock and homes abandoned for higher ground. Levees strengthened as officials warn of further rain and potential higher stages.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Atton
Misouri Point
Harrisburg
Mhannival
Upper
Mississippi
Washington, D. C
Neather Bureau
Ohio
Chelanne
New Orleans
Evansville
Memphis
Cairo
Evaneville
Ind
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Mich
Grand Rivers
Ita
Grand Trunk
North Park
Portland
Weather Bureau
Louisiana
Cincinnati
Nashville
Tenn
Cumberland River
Chattanooga
Tennessee River
Pool Rooms Must Close In Newport Kentucky
Judge Hogo in Campbell county circuit court issues sweeping order to shut down the Tuxedo Garden pool room in Cincinnati area. George Easton and associates ordered to cease operating or face contempt. Easton pleaded guilty to maintaining a nuisance. prosecutors urged a $600 fine as sentence was considered.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Hogo
Campbell County Cirrcuit Court
Newport
George Easton
John J. Ryan
Turf Investment Company Fame
Easton
Hia
A Taste of Spring in Oshkosh Fashion
Sunday brought bright sun and melting snow as Oshkosh residents enjoyed a near spring mood. Crowds thronged Main Street while windshields and frosts receded, yet cold nights froze the ground again and electric park prospects remained cautious per Traction Manager Downs.
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Oshkosh
Main Street
Ely
Electric Park
J. &. Downs
Winvebuxo ‘Traction Company
Keepa
Severa Dileyard
Cara
Traci
Fond du Lac School Book Case Reversed By Supreme Court
The Wisconsin supreme court reversed the circuit court and upheld the preliminary injunction against the Fond du Lac board of education and the school book trust. Chief Justice Cassady cited statutes, marking a real victory for the school board’s opponents amid a long dispute. Misa Hattle F. Gireau died suddenly likely from heart failure while visiting a residence on Eleventh street in north Fond du Lac. Her funeral arrangements and relatives are not known.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Supreme Court
D. O. Williams
Circuit Court
Board of Education
Cassady
School Board
School Book Trust
Misa Hattle F. Gireau
North Fond du Lac
Eleventh Street
New London
Power at Peshtigo Dam Plans Reported
A survey of water powers on the Peshtigo river is completed by Captain Edwarde of Milwaukee. Plans for dams to power plants to generate electricity for Marinette county cities are in progress. Investors Perley Lowe of Chicago A J Upham of Milwaukee and others back the deal. The project will cost several hundred thousand dollars.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Journal
Appleton
Peshtigo River
Edwarde
Marinette County
Perley Lowe
Chicago
A. J. Upham
Strike at St Louis Demands Union Eight Hour Day
About 3 000 to 4 000 brick workers struck in St Louis to force union recognition for an eight hour day and a five percent wage increase. Labor leaders predicted that by week’s end up to double that number in allied trades may go out in sympathy if the strike remains unsettled.
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Associated Preas
St. Louis
Allied Brick Making Trades
Appleton Man's Luck Inheritance From England
Lindsay Waters, a grocer at 119 Superior street Appleton Wisconsin, received word that his uncle Charley Waters died in Stratford Wilts England leaving Waters and his two brothers as heirs to an estate valued at about 100000 dollars. The brothers are in England and in St Paul while Lindsay plans to travel to England to help settle the estate.
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Appleton
Wis
Lindsay Waters
Superior Street
England
Charley Waters
Stratford
Wilts County
St. Paul
Waters
Oshkosh vs Menasha A Intercity YMCA basketball clash
This evening at the Oshkosh M C A gymnasium the Oshkosh team hosts Menasha in the last home game of the season. Both sides are in good form and the Menasha squad is relatively untested against Oshkosh, promising a keen contest despite expectations of a tough route.
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Oshkosh ¥. M. C. A
Menash
Menasha
Newspaper Man R A Conley Dies at 38
Madison Wis March 9 R A Conley a well known newspaper man died today after a long illness from pulmonary trouble He had worked on Superior and Duluth papers He was thirty eight years old and unmarried.
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Associated Press
Madison, Wis
R. A. Conley
Superior
Duluth
Valuable dog poisoned in Coshocton incident
March 9 in Coshocton Floyd Courtright reported his $1,000 pointer Hawk Eye died ten minutes after arriving from a Pittsburg beach show where it had won four first prizes. Autopsy found the dog poisoned. Authorities investigation begun into the suspected poisoning.
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Associated Press
Coshocton
Floyd Courtright
Hawkeye
Pittsburg
London Times on US economic weakness and stock market turmoil
The London Times cites a New York Times dispatch claiming big net deposit reductions in late 1902 stemmed from transfers to European capitalists, not real liquidation, as US business youths delay reckoning. Today's opening at the stock exchange shows heavy selling amid widespread broker activity and later partial recoveries. Chicago sees the suspension of William Young & Co., a broker firm, marking a sharp strike against the train trade.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Associated Banke
London Times
Kaya
Tha
New York Times
United States
United
Wade
Commissio
Weston
Philadelphia
Union Pacifel Southern Pacific
Manhattan
St. Paul
Chicago
William Young & Co
Pontin
Board of Trade
Star Worlds and Thought Worlds at First Congregational
Miss Harriet Cecil Magee spoke at First Congregational Church on Sunday evening about Star Worlds and Thought Worlds. She compared the two systems, noting similarities in their centers and motions, and described thought worlds as orbiting by love’s pull from a higher source, illustrated by stereopticon views of the solar system.
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First Congregational Church
Harriet Cecil Magee
Bmilen Magee
Oac
Eac
Saturn
Jupiter
God
Deaths of S J Worcester and Mrs Matilda Thew
The morning sees Sewell J Worcester of 128 Pearl Street die after a long illness at about 2 30. He was a pioneer real estate agent born in Maine who moved to Oshkosh in youth and lately restricted to real estate. Survived by wife Jennie and brother Frank C Worcester. Funeral at St Peter's church Friday morning. Thew Matilda died at 7 45 am at a Gould street home aged 33. Widow to eight children. Remains to Oshkosh for funeral from residence Monday at 1 pm with Rev Sabla Halsey officiating.
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Sewell J. Worcester
Peark Street
Teased
Maine
Oshkosh
Trea
Worcester
Jennie Worcester
Fond du Lac
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