Tragic auto crash claims Pennell in accident verdict
Two witnesses saw Pennell’s car plunge and his hat fly off before the vehicle swerved and crashed. Pennell died from massive injuries while his wife lay unconscious. police investigate as possible accident with no suicide evidence. Medical examiner details extensive injuries and Pennell’s identifiable possessions and belongings found in his wallet. Authorities search his office and home for clues as investigators comb through papers and notes.
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Pennell
Eugene Smith
Sisters’ Hospital
Danzer
A. RB. P
Austin
No. 58
Frankin Street
Mies
Ife
Moody on Cruise Reports Navy Secretary Visit
Navy Secretary Moody sailed with a party of officers aboard the gunboat Dolphin from Manila to nearby ports. The delegation conducted routine visits and observations during their Pacific cruise.
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Peevey Charlenton
8. C
Moody
Officinia
Uni Mia
Dolphin Fur
Nuisance Clause Reenacted by Kansas Legislature
From Topeka March 11 Associated Press reports Kansas lawmakers passed a bill reenacting the nuisance clause of the prohibition law after the state supreme court had declared it unconstitutional. The measure, tied to the Carrie Nation era crusade, follows the Hurret law repeal and now goes to the governor for signature.
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kBy Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Supreme Court
Carrie Nation
Associated Press
Manchester, N. H
Dor. Ames
Metropolitan Street Railway Probe Sparks Denials
Eugene Philbin was hired to examine the railway’s finances after reports that District Attorney Jerome was pursuing charges. Hertle and Teychmann reviewed the books, contesting long standing surplus claims and alleging prior misstatements. Metropolitan president Vreeland denied all charges as false and distorted.
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Associated Press
New York
Eugene Philbin
Biy City
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Jerome
Ftly
Lovell W. Stowe Dead in Neenah Vermont House Pioneer Dies at 82
Lovell W. Stowe, aged eighty two, longtime Neenah resident and pioneer, died at his Columbian avenue home after months of illness, asthma cited as the cause. Born in Berkshire Vermont in 1821, he moved west, then to Neenah in 1848. A hotel builder, he kept the Vermont House and served as justice of the peace and notary. Survived by Wallace Stowe and Hattie E. Wilbur. Funeral Friday at the M. E. church, interment at Oak Hill Cemetery. The city notes his passing as a loss to the community.
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Neenah-Menasha
Wis
Lovell W. Stowe
Neenah
Columbian Avenue
Stowe
Decedent
Berkshire
Vermont
Vermont House
Wallace Stowe
Hattie E. Wilbur
Garrett
M. E. Church
St Oakhill Cemetery
Menasha
Loescher’s
Menasha Re Club
Arion
Ch Kosh
New Theater
Twin Cities
Twin City
Monashi
Bualneas
Omer
John Brown
Menasha Bridge
Washington
Pax River Valley Gan and ‘Electric Company
Brown
Michelson'a
Hayes
Minneapolis
Neexah
Monaghan
Appleton
Capital of Millions Associated Press Report From Dover
Dover March 1 Charter filed for Richy Securities and Chienga Capital amid Minnesota regulator concerns. The article notes a capital block of at least 19,050,000 and mentions a tense regulatory mood over operations and leadership.
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Chienwa Securities Company
Dover
Associated Press
Dover Dal
Jeena Télay
thevRichy Securitink Catapy
Chienga Capital
Flood Situation Grave as Levees Brace for Crest
Reports from Caruthersville Missouri and Memphis Tennessee describe a grave flood threat with the Mississippi and nearby rivers rising. Four hundred men build a new levee while towns are submerged and refugees appear as steamboats carry sand and supplies to danger zones.
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Associated Prez
Caruthersville
Mississippi Cabile
O& Quarter
Aremphis
Tenn
Missieelopi
Memphis
Mississippi
Arkangam
Arkanseas
Greenlawnq
Georgia Lee
Cairo
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Platte River
Missouri
Nebraska City
Elkhorn Louig
Republican
Platte
Missouri Pacific
Omaha
Kansas City
Missouri River
Shaw Is In New York
Secretary of the Treasury Show arrived in New York from Washington and visited the sub treasury briefly. He conferred with Assistant Secretary Dantz and Cashier Martow. He is understood to have come to look into general conditions.
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Associated Press
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Washington
Dantz
Martow
Justice Day Ill. Supreme Court Chief Justice Resting
Justice Day of the United States Supreme Court remains confined to his bed after several days of grip illness. He is not considered seriously ill. Mrs Day and her young son arrived this morning from theirOhio home.
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Associated Press
Washington, D C
Justice Day
United States Supreme Court
Mia
Day
Pat
Tiek
Ohio
Mystery in woman's death at Negro club stairwell
Detectives at West Twelfth Street station probe the death of a young white woman found at the foot of stairs to a billiard room in a club run by Black men on 1th Street. Surgeon cites skull fracture as cause. blood spotted stairs. thirteen Black men questioned, four held on suspicion.
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Associated Preas
New York
West Twelfth Street
Jon
1Th Street
Alution
Senate Ignores Veto and Overrules in Wisconsin Assembly
Madison March 11 The Senate committee reports tax exemption for usage taxes on credit. a veto overruled bill increases county clerk pay. partisan votes split 23 to sustain veto 6. Hatton convention proposal for race questions discussed. Assembly reports anti trust bill and postpones tax investigation resolution. County asylum petitions seek hospital at Oshkosh. senate approves electric light and railway consolidation plan.
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Madison, Wie
Senate
Madison
Wia
Merton
Weukesba County
Beach
Eaton
Gaveny
Green
Hagemeister
Hudnall
Johnson
McDonough
Moree
Mosher
North
O'Neill
Randolph
Rerkema
Riordan
Roehr
Rogers
Sarau
Whitehead
Willy
Wipperman
Wolff
Bird
Burns
Hatton
Martin
McGillivray
Miller
Manson
Stout
Wylie
Atlanta
Tax Commission
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
Platteville
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
The Traitor Strong in Helsinki Riots
A St Petersburg dispatch reports President Strong of the supreme court of Abo Finland complied with Russian laws while other judges refused to strike costs in the case against General Kaleredoff. Dismissed rioters arrived in Helsingfors to find reception hostile. locals blocked conveyances and hotels, leaving Strong to walk home as a mob posted a board reading Here dwells the traitor Strong.
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Associated Press
Berlin
St. Petersburg
Anzelger
Strong
Supreme Court
Abo
Finland
Kaleredoff
Helsingfors
Hancock Fire Destroys Several Buildings in Wisconsin
An Evening Wisconsin special from Hancock Wisconsin reports a village fire early today that destroyed or badly damaged several structures. Major losses include the M Plank department store valued at 25000 dollars and the Bank of Hancock at 250 dollars, with other losses at Dr Woods office the Commercial hotel a meat market and Hancock News. Insurance partially covers the damages.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Hancock
Postoffice Repairs Bid Date Set in City Federal Building
Postmaster Crane announced receipt of plans and specifications from the supervising architect of the Treasury for extensive repairs to the federal building. The work is separate from the proposed addition. Contractors may inspect the plans in Crane’s office and bids will be received until April 20 at 2 o clock, when bids will be opened.
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Postmaster Crane
Treasury Department
Washington
Federal
Ethiopia Is Safe After Steamship Ethiopia Arrives
An AP dispatch from New York reports the steamship Ethiopia from Glasgow, overdue for days, entering the harbor at 4:47 am. Unclear lines mention August E Mecu and the James Warde combination in a Tempest performance, with sparse details about events in Glasgow and local traction highlights.
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Aenociated Press
York
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Sandy
Glastow
James Warde
Revision of Senate Rules on Panama Canal Debate
The article reports Senate moves toward early agreement on the Panama canal treaty with leaders optimistic for a vote by next Saturday. Senator Morgan engages with President Pro Tem Frye as rules discussions proceed, while Democrats push amendments to secure U.S. control of the canal amid diverging views from southern Democrats.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
March N
Setiatue Morgan
Protem Frye
Senate
Frye
Aliton
Iowa
Senat
Hour
Massachusetts
Department of
United States
Oshkosh Lawyers Clash Loosens Case In Gardner Suit
In Fond du Lac March 11, court proceedings escalate as Dr Barnett testifies in Philip Gardner versus Paine Lumber. Prosecution alleges doctor aided Gardner by hoax to release Paine from liability. Defense accused of witness tampering as双方 clash in hotel room. Jury to hear verdict. city election plans face state ruling. local notices report death of J B Bishop and mandamus against Ripon council.
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Fond du Lac. Wis
Oshkosh
Philip Gardner
Paine Lumber Company
Dr. Barnett
Barnett
Gardner
Paine Company
Kirwan
M. H. Eaton
Eaton
Tme
Sturdevant
E. KR. Hicka
J.B. Bishop
I. Bishop
Manilla
Philippines
Islanda
United States Army
Kirwha Hne
Ripon
Library Board of
Thar Oity
Mayoralty Prospect Declined Honor From Oshkosh Leader
John Bandero b, a senior figure in Bandero d Chase furniture and Civil War veteran, declined any mayoralty bid. Once elected alderman in the Eighth ward by 163 votes, his strength rose from a strong Republican base and industrial ties with lake-class voters.
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John —Bandemic
Eighth
Oshkosh
Barlow
Banderob
Banderob & Chase
Wages Increase Request by Winnebago Traction Motormen
Motormen and conductors on Winnebago Traction lines seek wage hikes. City lines pay fifteen cents hourly, interurban seventeen. proposed raise to seventeen for city and nineteen for interurban. Committee handed to Manager Downs who will forward to Emerson McMillin & Co. Annual meeting planned for early April.
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Winnebago Traction Company
Downs
Oshkouh- Fond du Lac Interurban Company
Thiy
Ciry
Manager Downs
Emerson McMillin & Co
New York
Properti
Tle
Downa
Death in Oshkosh Claims Mrs Susanna Greenwald
Mrs Susanna Greenwald wife of Tacob Greenwald died this morning at her Oshkosh home after a long illness She was seventy eight. Survived by two sons Wilam and Jacob Jr and daughter Mrs Christian Per rin all of Oshkosh Funeral set for Friday afternoon. Funeral of William Burke Also noted a railroad worker killed in British Columbia to be buried in Oshkosh with a Mass at St Johns Church on Thirteenth Street conducted by Rev Frady and Rev Morrissey.
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Susanna Greenwald
Tacob Greenwald
Oshkosh
Wilam Greenwald
Jacob Greenwald Jr
Christian Perrin
WM. Burke
Tate William Burke
Northern Pacific
British Columbia
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
St. John’s Catholic Church
Thirteenth Street
James Frady
St. Peter's Church
Morrissey Ds
Grand Larceny Charge Against William Rodgers
William Rodgers was arrested by Officer Fitzpatrick on a grand larceny charge. He pleaded not guilty in municipal court and was committed to county jail in default of $500 bond. Police say he stole $65 from Helena Oldenberg at 239 Pearl Street while staying with her at 259 Pearl Street. Rodgers recently came from Fond du Lac and has been drinking heavily. he was wed to his wife at the same residence.
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William Rodgers
Fitzpatrick
Rodgers
Mra Helena Oldenberg
Pearl Street
Rodvere
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Fanny
Pearl Sreet
Mra Oldenberg
Rogers
Batt
Shipwrights Go Out and Labor Strife Rages
Labor tensions flare across New York Chicago and Colorado Springs as shipwrights in Townsend and Downey shipyard and Port Richmond go on strike. Picket lines formed earlier and governor Peabody plans to visit Colorado Springs to study conditions. In Chicago 500 sheet metal workers refuse duty amid a broader wage war between unions.
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New York
Townsend and Downey
Shooters’ Island
Townsend and
Owne Sard
Burlee Drydock
Port Richmond
Chicago
National Alliance of Sheet Metal Workers
Anyother
Sheet Metal Contractora’ Association
Mrs Dunham departs for Ithaca amid sister’s illness
Mrs D W Dunham leaves for Ithaca New York to be with her sister Mrs Walter P White who is recovering from typhoid fever. A double header and sixty empty cars on the Chicago and Northwestern reach Oshkosh area prompts talk of switching to aid manufacturers needing cars. Barlex administrator of Ann Brown estate reports $1 960 70 cash and $115 in claims. heirs include husband William Brown and children Charles George Orson and Mrs Anna Loker. Frank F E Worden showcases hardwood mooring at his office featuring maple birch woods and fancy flooring. a Mooring board touted from Pan American exposition. Weather notes forecast partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with north winds. temperature around 28.
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D. W. Dunham
Ithaca
N. Y
Walter P. White
Chicago and Northwestern Road
Oshkosh
Barlex
Ann Brown
Beerr
William Brown
Charles Brown
George Brown
Orson Brown
Anna Loker
Frank FE. Worden
Hound Square
Worden
Buffalo
Dobbi A Mitchell
Cadline, Mich
Wisconsin
Worten
Milwaukee Meeting of Manufacturers Socentts. Ln
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Kansas
Vreeland
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Mich
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Manchester
N. H
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Alfred Ames
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Popera
Bachelder
Dr. Ames
Shaw
Vassel
Hattel
Pett. Mopster Hospital
Eear
Eimand
Cane
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Gutneseville
Gettysburg
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Bunderod & Chas
John Banderob
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Susmene Greenwald
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