Hatton Man Heard Dick and His Doings
Madison dispatch reports a Wisconsin Assembly move to halt the senatorial investigation and extend the inquiry period. Witnesses detail Hatton campaign expenditures, fund transfers, and bank disbursements as the Stevens resolution looms, with a likely bitter clash over extending the committee’s timeline.
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Hatton
Stevens
Stephenson
William H. Dick
Charlies
T. Shape
Marshall & Isley Bank of
Milwaukee
Shape
Gordon
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Oliver to Succeed Knox in Senate Nomination
Oliver of Pittsburgh was selected by the Republican caucus to fill the unexpired term of Philander Knox who resigned to join Taft's cabinet as secretary of state. In a caucus with 204 of 212 Republicans present Over won 200 votes and the nomination was declared unanimous.
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Prova Aerial Pa
George Tone
Oliver
Tittsburgh
Republican Caure
United States
Philander Co
Krnox
Taft
Mr. Over
Heartbroken ex-consul general ends life in Washington
Hinton Rowan Helper, once US consul general at Buenos Ayres, shot himself in Washington, DC, driven by shattered dream of an intercontinental railway linking Central and South American valleys. His wife and children reside in Chicago, details stated in Associated Press dispatch.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Central and
South America
Hinton Rowan Helper
United States
Buenos Ayres
Chicago
Inaugural Ball Opens Taft Administration Transfer
Washington March 9 The inaugural ball at the Pension building closed the transfer drama with Taft and Mrs Taft arriving by nine. The inner court shimmered in ivory and sienna, arches and columns lit with soft tones, while tropical plants and a fountain scene created a festive backdrop reflecting broad national participation and southern admiration for Taft.
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Washington, D. C
Washington
Thes
Volop
Ile
SLAIN AT SUPPER TABLE NEAR MEMPHIS
Memphis Tenn March. While farmer Low L Channel sat at the supper table with his wife at their home near Memphis an unknown shooter fired buckshot through a window killing Channel.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Mareh
Low L. Channel
Channel
Special Session Deliberations In Madison Wisconsin
The senate laid over an Assembly call for four industrial insurance and taxation committees and for good roads. The senate passed the rotation bill for ballot names. A resolution to require immediate reporting by the senatoriat Investigation committee was laid over. Telegrams from Isaac Stephenson thanked the legislature for his election as U.S. senator and were read in the assembly.
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Madison
Wis
Assemblyman
Stevens
Thomas Beynolds
Stephenson
la Fallette
Wisconsin
Northwestern
Senate
D. TB. Stevens
Senatoriat Investgation
Assembly
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
United States
Isaac Stephenson
JT. H. Bancroft
W. LeRoy
Washington
D. C
B W. LeRoy
Washington, D. C
Tevi
Bancroft
Madison, Ivia
Reward Offered for Return of Missing Flint Boy
Flint residents raise 1000 dollars for the safe return of ten year old Marcil Moon who disappeared February 87. A boy matching Harold’s description was seen Thursday in a Pontiac freight car with a man. Police and sheriff’s officials search Canada for clues as half tone pictures circulate nationwide.
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Fint
Mich
Flint
Marcil Moon
Harold
Pontiac
Sheriff's Office
Canada
Cavantry
Light Earth Shocks Felt in Minho Province Portugal
Light earthquakes and subterranean rumblings were reported in the Minho province, with observations noting multiple tremors and associated subterranean sounds on March 9 in Lighen. Reports indicate the shocks were not accompanied by visible destruction or injuries.
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Minho
Portugal
Associated Press
Lighen
French Deputies Pass Income Tax Update
Paria reports the chamber of deputies approved the income tax bill by 407 votes to 166. The ruling party touted the measure as necessary finance reform while opponents warned of rising costs for workers and businesses.
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Associated Press
Paria
Chamber of Deputica
Cooper Abused in Opening Trial Argument for State
The Cooper-Sharp murder trial drew a jammed court as General Meeks opened for the defense. He denounced alleged mistreatment of Colonel Cooper by Captain Fitzhugh and criticized the state's aim to convict or ruin Cooper, contending the case rests on the defendant's state of mind at the time of a disputed meeting. He defended press liberty while condemning editorial abuse and urged jurors to focus on the evidence rather than personal attacks.
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Associated
Nashville
Leon
Mareh
Cooper-Sharp
Carmacte
Judge Hart
Gage
Tydee Hart
Auddence
General Meeks
Mees
Kennedy
Cooper
Colonel Cooper
Fitzhugh
Senay
Carmack
Coton Cooper
Mecha
Elaime Carmack
Ucense
Poem Fragment Praises Chivalric Virtue Amid War Era Language
Fragmentary lines praise a figure as a model of medieval chivalry and bold virtue. The speaker extols his grand, brave bearing and noble conduct as an example of ideal manliness in a troubling era.
Oshkosh Cases Deferred by Wisconsin Supreme Court
Special to The Northwestern Madison, Wis March 9 The supreme court handed down several decisions affecting Oshkosh and Winnebago county cases not referred to. Reversals and affirmations appear in cases including Westin Lime and Cement vs Copper River Land, Catherine Stvau as administrator, OshRowd Chas ADADS, and Thom Whitely v City of Fond du Lac. The court also reversed the attorney general on Bashford salary, clearing the way for the $500 salary payment claim.
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Madison
Wit
Manh
Expreme Coourt
Oshkosh
Winnebago County
Westiin Lime and Ceement Company
Appellant
Copper River Land Compans
Whanehaees Peper Milla
Phaintiff
Brel
Andrew Jacobson
Generinl
Bashford
Milwaukee Teams Compete In Ninth American Howly Ing Congress
Pittsburgh March reports Opening of ninth meeting with teams from the east and west scheduled to compete through March 20. Morning, afternoon and evening sessions planned, plus multiple double events featuring runners and weight throwers. Notable entrants include Brightman-Shea, Wallace, and Readheads.
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Associated Prom
Pittsburg
Tiana
C. Brightman-Shea
Huster-Sheren
Eric
Wallace
Chicago
Ansfield
Finsg
Not the Missing Boy Identified in New Orleans Clue
Associated Press report from New Orleans states a youth held at Sitdel Louisiana, once thought to be Keith Edwin Dalrsraple of Sloan Springs Arkansas, is not the missing boy, detentions and investigations ongoing.
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Sitdet
Keith Dalrsniple
Associated Prewz
New Orleans
Mar
Sitdel
Edwin Dalrsraple
Sloan Springs
Ark
Football Ban Passes House In Utah
Salt Lake City March 9 A bill prohibiting football at all state institutions passed the house of representatives yesterday but faces slim prospects in the senate.
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Associated Presay
Salt Lake City
Utah
House of Representatives
Senate
Court adjourns retrial as government seeks amendment in Standard Oil case
In Chicago March, Judge Anderson delayed the retrial of the Standard Oil Company of Indiana, ruling the government must prove no standard rate for shipments between Whiting Indiana and St Louis at the offense time and that the defendant knowingly accepted a lower rate. The court adjourned to allow time for arguments on amending the indictment, signaling a potential impact on the prosecution.
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Associated
Chicago
Standard Oi Company
Muliana
Anderson
Dauth
Court of Appeals
Mdesty
Whiting
Ind
Mast St. Louwle
Bank Robbers Located in Omaha After Daylong Chase
A report from Associated Troan states a gang member who robbed the First National Bank of Monroy Cal on December 14, 1808 is tracked by private detectives near Omaha. A confederate is said to be in the city, with locations traced from Globe in Avis to Eb Dasa, St. Lani, and Orlando. Arraignment and payoff remain uncertain as money is believed lost.
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Associated Troan
Los Angeles
Cal
Murphy
Monroy Cal
Omwha
Omaha
Globe
Avis
Eb Dasa
Lind
Bryan's Daughter Divorced In Court Action
Ruth Peyan Leavitt, eldest daughter of Wilem J. Bryan, was granted a divorce from W. H. Leavitt in Judge Corning's court. Both Leavitt and Mrs. Leavitt alleged lack of support. no defence was offered. Mrs. Leavitt was awarded custody of their two children.
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Associated
Fry Tanroln
Nile
Ruth Peyan Leavitt
Wilem J. Bryan
W. HH. Leavitt
Toward the Coast's Oldest Lawyer Dies at Seventy Three
Ta. March 7. G. A. Re Fairall, a seventy three year old practicing attorney for fifty three years and longtime district court official, died last night. He served as a senior member of the Town State Bar association and was a pioneer legal figure on these shores.
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India
Jones
Wales
Glasgow
Florida
Ceoraia
Trithkh
United States
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
TOWA
Fairall
Town State Bar Association
Y M C A Literary Society Meeting Details
The Y M C A Literary Society will meet at seven o'clock in the evening at the Y M C A building. The program honors George Washington with discussion by members and a talk on Washington’s leadership. The meeting includes notes from Washington and Trarbents with a focus on Greatness and public service.
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Mehtaelock
George Waslington
Traberts
Pere
Washington” i
Lamberts
States
Atheora
Washington
Dempe
Prison for Millbrath in Wisconsin theft case
Milwaukee real estate figure Charles W Millbrath is sentenced to three years in prison for the alleged embezzlement of money from Telena Miger while he led the CL We Millventh company. The verdict was pronounced by the Wisconsin Supreme Court today.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Charles W. Millbrath
RM Miswan
Wieconsdin
Millventh
Assaulted in Saloon in Milwaukee
A report from Milwaukee describes an assault at a local saloon involving FP Migehiger. The victim sustained injuries described as serious, with witnesses detailing a confrontation and subsequent medical attention. Police are investigating the incident and noting no further details at this time.
Salmon Run and Canneries Schedule Amid Pacific Coast Press
Fragmented OCR notes describe salmon reduction efforts and canneries in Alaska and Puget Sound. Mentions processing numbers and seasonal runs, with unclear dates and figures. Reads like a late stage rough summary of fishery activity and yardage, without complete details.
Surgeon Jones Dies After Long Career in Oakland
Dr. Henry Isaac Jones a veteran surgeon of Confederate and British services died at his Oakland home after years of practice. Authorities report 18 people dead in the city indicating a broader fatal incident.
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Oakland
Cal
Henry Isaac Jones
Miss White Engaged To German Officer Amid Paris News
An engagement announced in Paris ties Muriel White daughter of Ambassador Henry White to Count Herman aherr Thoss, an officer in the Royal Prussian cuirassiera. The Letenne Four Art club will meet tomorrow with Mr KE, WN, Coniee and Mrs H B Jackson.
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Weu » Crosman
Associated Preas
Paris
Muriel White
Henry White
Letenne Four Art Club
Mr. KE
Wn, Coniee
Mra. H. B. Jackson
Devastating cyclone hits Brinley Ark a town in ruin
A cyclone wrought havoc in Brinley Ark killing many and injuring dozens. Fire followed the storm, destroying stores and leaving most of the town section demolished. Rescue teams aided survivors as trains brought aid, while communication remained disrupted.
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Enatire Gantness
Vinit Otho
Menzel Sentenced in Municipal Court for Fifteen Days
Teornenis An tau dreib eon ve Verte oP Menuet pleads and is fined $5 with costs. Menzel, a well known city figure, is accused of striking his wife with a cane and receives a fifteen day term in the workhouse after testimony.
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Teornenis
Fey
Patferia
Menzel
Ennnire
Ecosia
Christensen
Tieft
Weather notes and uncertain forecast from local paper
Fragmentary weather update reports variable conditions with mentions of colder Wednesday, northeast winds, and tentative temperatures. Readable lines reference local observations and times but lack clear locations or definitive figures.
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Standard Oil
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Y. M. C. A. Literary Society
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Millbrath
Tokar Saate
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March
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Bhorg Sremmar
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Alaska
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Miss White
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Arkansas
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Maren
Belakley
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