Oshkosh Gripped by Coal and Ice Trade Tangle
A Northwestern investigation traces Oshkosh coal and ice changes to a local dealer network led by ex Sheriff Fred Horn and Frank Labudde. Hard coal price rises to 8 dollars a ton are deemed locally driven, with Milwaukee and Fond du Lac markets showing no sustained increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oshkosh
Northwestern
J. H. Crawford & Co
Fred Horn
Frank Labudde
German National Bank
Crawford
Sears Ica Company
M.A. Searl
Rufus Brown
R. C. Brown
Cook-Brown Lime Company
Horn-Labudde
Crawford Company
Sears
Causo
United Mine Workers
Milwaukee
Fond du Lac
Eprak
Poate
Bern
Greer
Demand for duty-free goods for American schools in Beirut
The American legation in Constantinople reports progress toward duty-free admission for all consignments for the American School in Beirut. It also reiterates requests for free entry for supplies to all other American schools and benevolent institutions in Syria and Turkey.
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Aswachited Press
Constantinople
Amercan
Porte
Beirut
Syria
Turkey
Manasha Papermaker narrowly escapes injury at Gilbert Papers plant
George Huband, a papermaker at Gilbert Papers in Menasha, Wis., suffers serious left arm injuries when his arm is caught between dryer parts on a fast paper machine. He breaks a steel standard to escape, revealing a flaw in the metal that likely saved his arm. He is treated at home and may avoid amputation. The Menasha School board approves the budget and names participants for district events including the oratorical contest with Menasha, Appleton, Antigo, and Oconto. Kindergarten teachers attend Milwaukee meeting. The Eighth Grade Forum holds a regular meeting. City treasurer’s office handles tax rally preparations. Miss Rena Stein and Miss Mayme Grey travel to Oshkosh. Miss Kate Grasse returns to work at the Boston store after vacation.
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Menasha
Wis
George Huband
Gilbert Papers Company
Huband
Fred Huband
Broad Street
Menasha School Board
Callahan
Appleton
Antigo
Oconto
Ray Wise
Cyn Heap
la Follette
International Kindergarten Association
Milwaukee
Amy Grangine
Mise May Whipple
Della Galleghar
United States
Canada
The
Forum
May Lenz
Anna Rosch
Frank Parker
Harvey Multon
Rena Stein
Miayme Grey
Oshiosa
Kate Grasse
Boston
Susan Anthony Funeral Held at Central Presbyterian Church
Funeral services for Susan B. Anthony were conducted at the Central Presbyterian Church in Rochester with hundreds refused admission. Dignitaries and supporters from diverse circles delivered readings and tributes, including Carrie Chapman Catt and Anna Howard Shaw, as the casket was borne out to Mount Hope Cemetery.
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Isy
Associated Press
Rochester
Susan
Anthony
Central Presbyterian Church
Charles C. Albertson
Central Church
Wiliam ¢. Gannett
First Unitarian Cherch
William Lieyd Garrison
Lawrence
Carrie Chapman Catt
New York
Anna Howard Shaw
Philadelphia
R. Jerome Jeffrey
Dr. Albertson
Dr. Gannett
Mr. Garrison
Mount Houpe Cemetery
Power of Suggestion In Wisconsin Slay Case
Special to Aprintwestern reports Miwanker Wie Match I. A newal special from Sheborgan states William Ramaker allegedly murdered his wife with a club Carl Herman near the city and is said to have tried to brain her with stove wood. Herman was a former inmate at Oshkosh asylum and his wife is on parole. Years ago the family gained notice by claiming their cattle were attacked.
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Aprintwestern
Miwanker
Wie
Sheborgan
Ramaker
Carl
Herman
Oshkosh
Bituilon
Miss Madden Drops Suit Against Duryea in New York Court
Miss Madden withdraws counsel and drops breach of promise suit against Peter Duryea after Judge Geigerich dismisses the case. Rumors surge in the supreme court about motives and witnesses including Woo D Stokes amid ongoing actions involving Lou Dilion racing and Smathers, Billings, and Curvier with Parker Sheehan and Hatch.
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Miss Madden
Duryea
New York
March
Plainiff
Geigerich
Sara Madden
Peter Duryea
Supreme Court
Woo D Stokes
Angonia
Messrs. Coffin
Cuyhiler
Lou Dilion
Major Delmar
Eo &. Smathers
K. G. Billings
Currier
Mésare Parker
Sheehan
Hatch
Smathers
Curven
Unionism Bias at Annapolis Cadets on Dead Level
Secretary of the Navy told the House Naval Affairs Committee midshipmen at Annapolis conspired to lower scholarship standards. He cited trade union influence to keep class records at a uniform level, discouraging superior performers while those who barely passed were treated as equals. Annapolis board approves the resignation of thirteen midshipmen including Reginald Ludlow of Wisconsin John Shea of North Dakota and Rey Watson of Michigan.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Annapolis
Bonaparte
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Brillancy
Secretary of the Navy
Badger
Academy Board
The
Naval Academy
Reginald F. Ludlow
Wisconsin
John F. Shea
North Dakota
Rey M. Watson
Michigan
Sylvania postmaster indicted for forgery and perjury
William Chappell, postmaster of Sylvania and a prominent county politician, was indicted by the grand jury on forgery and perjury charges. The accusation states he forged a receipt for goods and later perjured himself at trial.
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Im Olio
Associated, Press
Toledo
Wiliam Chappell
Sylvania
Chappe
Plans of Insurgents in Statehood Debate
Washington March 15 Republicans in the house caucused on the statehood bill. Insurgents plan to vote with the conference to concur in Senate amendments, or accept the bill for two states if the Foraker referendum amendment stands. The Townsend resolution to empower ICC for a coal and oil investigation passed, with $150,600 cost projection noted.
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Foraker
Oil Industrica
Ashington
D. C
House
Senate
Arizona
New Mexico
Townsend
Interstate Commerce Commission
Tillman-Gillespie
Tawney
Jones
Virginia
Wood
Revelations in Russia Push for Jewish Equality
The empire faces acute debate as Interior Minister Durnovo is told to curb massacres and prosecute instigators. Emperor Nicholas II weighs a plan for Jewish equality, backed by Count Witte, amid opposition from Russian nationals and leading Jewish figures wary of clashes and a risky assembly submission.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Witte
Durnovo
Count Witte
Count Wikis
National Assembly
Baron Gunnburg
Street Railway Deal Aims to Unify Oakland, San Francisco Lines
San Francisco March 15 a major street railway deal seeks to absorb all Oakland and vicinity lines owned by a Realty Syndicate under the Oakland Traction name. United Railways and eastern backers reportedly offered 47 million and negotiations paused then revived amid high finance pressure. The plan covers all Realty Syndicate street railways, the SF Oakland line and ferry connection, with completion expected early in April.
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Aassacland Press
San Francisco
Cal
United Healtroads of
Oakland and Vicinity
Oakland Traction Company
United Railways
Intercsts
Realty
OQ Id
Cese Palhoad
Jts Ferry
Oakland
Ill health and turmoil amid political unrest in Umea
A fragmentary report notes Kossuth's grave illness and political tension in Umea with anxious friends and a jester of the une agpeattion. The scene hints at deteriorating government strain and mounting unrest, with tributes planned as the situation worsens during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wingart
Umea
Tan Biel
Thawan Cooph
Northwester Jour- Tal dispatch on Wisconsin election advances
Milwaukee Wis March 2 A brief dispatch reports about thirty people arriving for a Wisconsinrelated event. Secretary Yates adjourned the session to 2 pm with President Baenish expected later in the afternoon.
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Sperial
Northweeter
Milwaukee Wie
Wisease
Fise Laduerses
Hayes
Tor
Yatea
Baensih
Barbers Not Registered Warned After Audit
Local authorities report several barber shops operated without proper registration and licenses. Officials warn further enforcement actions as investigations continue into unregistered practitioners and potential regulatory violations.
Death at Marinette Claims First Nation Bank Official
A Marine county event reports the death of a prominent bank official after a work incident. The article identifies the deceased as a trusted member of the First Nation bank and notes his prominence in the community.
Survivors From Wreck Return On The Mannheim
New York reports the steamer Mannheim arrived with survivors from the British King wreck off Sabie Island. Eleven rescued crew members and sixteen aboard the Mannheim marked ongoing salvage, with loss estimated around 284600 dollars for the wrecked vessel and 2000 dollars for the rescue boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maanhelen
Sabie
Siuser
Mannheim
Sal
British Kong
Bortom
Leos
Leos Fouav
Baeten Taeptesa
Scandal in Russia Shapes Foreign Powers
Fragmentary report notes rising tension as suspected espionage and foreign influence are alleged in Russia. Unclear details point to a covert operation involving multiple agents and possible state links, with no definitive statements on individuals or outcomes.
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Py Magee
Weagdal
Foreign
Posen
Regrettable Affair Amid Rail Road Rite Bill Passage
The report notes strong feelings over the affair as most regrettable. Senator Nelson spoke in support as the railroad rite bill was taken up and passed by the House and sent to the Senate for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Senate
House
Milwaukee mayor halts boxing match postpones bout
A Chicago area boxing match between Buddy Glover and Nic Santora, slated for Thursday night in Chippewa Falls, is postponed for a month after a special report from The Northwestern notes mayoral interference.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Chippewa Falls
Gave
Buddy Glover
Nic Santora
Ivens Father Testifies in Murder Case at Home Alibi
Edward Ivens father of Richard Ivens testified at the murder trial that his son was at home at 7:20 pm the time the killing is believed to have occurred. Witnesses including Mia Owsley supported the 7:00 to 7:30 alibi. The defense plans to put the defendant on the stand to deny confessions as duress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Edward Ivens
Richard Ivens
Bessie Hollister
Aard
Mia
Mary Owsley
Ivens
Tragedy in New York Ends in Murder Suicide
Lewis Nosser a race track man locked his wife in a bathroom and shot and killed Miss Stella Reynolds of New Orleans an actress visiting at their home before killing himself The tragedy followed a stormy scene after Miss Reynolds called at the Nosser home Mrs Nosser objected to the call and during the argument he swallowed laudanum Both women aided him to take an emetic but the poison did him no harm The incident occurred in the morning in New York
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Associated Press
New York
Lewis Nosser
Stella Reynolds
New Orleans
Nolson
Lawson Sensation Charges Insurance Plot Mailer
Thomas W Lawson sent a telegram to Chairman Armstrong of the New York Insurance Investigating committee alleging that interests have secured assurances the proposed insurance legislation can be killed. He claims policies issued by reform officers and affidavits from insured show they were given for proxy or large rebates.
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Boston
Mass
Thomas W. Lawson
Armatrong
Insurance Investigating Committee
New York
Campaign Moneys Brought Under House Inquiry
Representative Hardwick of Georgia introduced a resolution directing the committee on election of president, vice president and representatives in congress to conduct a thorough investigation into the contributions of 1904 to the national and congressional campaign committees of both parties. The inquiry will cover contributors, recipients, and purposes of the expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hardwick
Georgia
Committee On
Congress
Steamship Richmond Safe After Fog Bound Voyage
The steamer Richmond of the lumber coast ing trade was reported safe at anchor in Hampton Roads off Sewall’s Points. It had sailed from Norfolk Monday bound for New York via Georgetown, S C, and entered fog and bad weather conditions before anchoring offshore.
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Associated Pros
Norfolk
Richmond
Hampton Roads
Sewall
Georgetown
S. C
New York
Hampton Raade
Seekers for Miner Release in Federal Court
Attorney for imprisoned Weeders of the Western Federation of Moser Maver Hatwont and Betiibane filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus in Judge Heatly of the United States District Court. Judge Frally took the matter under advisement and likely will render an opinion later this term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taise
Dale
Mareh i
Moser
Maver
Hatwont
Bell Company Fight Report Prompts Legal Action
A dispute erupts over a telegraph and telephone firm as a case unfolds in court. The record notes a corporate clash centered on receiving and operating city services. Details remain fragmentary, but the matter involves a Bell-like company and local legal proceedings.
Madison Pioneer Dead In Wisconsin Birth Death
Madison pioneer Wanda Py Same aged 85 died in Wisconsin. Funeral details and full obituary information were not shown in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Miners Convene in Indianapolis to Avoid General Strike
The United Mine Workers of America opened its national convention in Indianapolis with over 100 delegates from 1 461 locals. President Mitchell seeks measures to avert a potential April 1 strike affecting 426 000 miners while talks with operators begin next week. The Ryan resolution seeks district-wide wage agreement unanimity, and both sides push for wage hikes and dispute mechanisms as credentials and leadership address the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Mitchell
Hieh
Southwestern Atutes
Ryan
Ilinois
Lewis
Dolan
Patrick Dolan
Pittsburg
Moet
E&haempkin
Wilkesbarre
Committee of Rules
No Hot Water Plan Denied by Oshkosh Gas Light
Secretary Phil H. Sawyer of Oshkosh Gas Light Company says rumors of a city wide central hot water heating plant are news to him and not currently under consideration, despite past consideration in an indefinite manner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyre
Oshkosh Gas Light Company
Oshkosh Gaslight Company
Phil. H. Sawyer
Sawyer
Colorado River Overflowes First White Reg Tone Letterer
A muddled OCR fragment describes a river flood event and mentions individuals Lave mat and a case motaiap. The readable bits indicate a pale reference to a river overflow and potential early reporting, but names, places, dates, and concrete facts are unclear.
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Hank
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