Wisconsin Delegation Sees Wood Pulp Tariff Stay
Washington reports Wisconsin members of the House expect paper publishers face continued tariff oppression for a year or two. They expect no general tariff revision this session, but favor relief if wood pulp duties are reduced to aid publishers. opinions split on Cuba and steel tariff links.
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Washington, D. C
Wiuconsin
House of Representatives
Wisconsin
Congress
Ford
Davidson
Jonvidson
Owhkosh
Hilxs
Milwaukee
Cuba
Olsen
Cooper
Racine
House
Senate
Steel Trust First
Representative Minor
Fabcock
Steel Trust
Ways and Means
Brown and
Esch
Minor
Jenkins Dahle
Barney
Menton
Babcock
StZore
St Ie
Hi. C. Stevens
Rescue Impossible Near Cape Lookout Shoals
Wilmington report says the steamship Jones, stranded on the North Carolina coast shoals, could not be reached by tugs or the life saving station as heavy seas broke over her. The derelict Amenquin and Compton remain by the wreck.
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Associated I
Wilmington
N. C
Tee Alexander Jones
Southport
Cape Lookout Shoals
North Carolina
Jones
Ufe
Vesseh
AmenquiIn
Embezzlement Charge Plunges Rathbone Firm in New York
Max C. Mares, an employee of Rathbone and Sons brokers, was arrested on embezzlement charges after auditors found a rising total shortage of about 300,000. He acted as confidential manager and forged checks to balance accounts over roughly a decade, leaving the firm with suspected irregularities traced to his methods before he vanished a month earlier.
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Treen
New York
Max C. Mares
Rathbone & Sons
Mayer
Ant As Woch
Aismmntoren
Mager
Ienen
Rathbone, Mayer, & Tathtone
Oxygen Keeps Life Amid Sudden Illness Report
A Cape Town report notes Cecil Rholes suffered a quiet seizure this morning. Editors describe oxygen therapy and a decline in symptoms upon waking, with changes in usual wards and reduced quantities administered to the patient.
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Cape Town
March
Cecil Rholes
Thane Wight
Otis on Filipinos Confirms Civil Government in Luzon
Major General Otis testified before the Senate committee on the Philippines detailing the late war’s end and the establishment of civil government, supreme and first instance courts in seven Luzon provinces, and a forming native police. He criticized native officers for cruelty to captives and argued Filipinos lack capacity for self government, seeking protection and favorable terms with the United States.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Olly
Berate Committee On
Philippines
Otis
Aguinaldo
Luzon
Supreme Court
Culberson
Hale
Manilla An UE
General Otis
Manilla
Navy
United States
General Ous
Admiral Dewey
Hong Kong
Batangas
Japan
Tie
Asubaldo
Rawliuz
General Merritt
Tic
Aevinglde
Spain
Otisend
Dane
Ull
Smallpox Scare Triggers Nebraska Health Action
After a state board of health meeting in Téneoln Nebraska it was announced that there are cases of smallpox in the state. The secretary of the board was ordered to contact federal authorities to arrange best methods to stamp out the outbreak and to dispatch a special agent to Nebraska.
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State of Nebraska
Anka
Ony
Associated Press Téneoln
Neb
State Board of Health
Malipet
Tras
Army
Navy
Hosychal Marine Corps
Nebraska
Inquiry Ordered Into Wreck of Waraland and Harmontice
The Board of Trade orders an inquiry into the March collision about forty miles south of Holy Kent that sank the Waraland and caused two prisoner deaths aboard the Harmontice.
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London
March
Board of Trade
Waralind
Holy Kent
Ware Land
Teck Jos Army Reevaluates South African Dates
An Associated Press report from Tangon notes Terksalle officials plan revised dates for South Africa’s army events. The piece mentions Prancis at Terksalle and a reevaluation by the army department.
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Associated Press
Tangon
Marten h—Preice Prancis
Terksalle
So Africas
Tony
Army
Fire at Jackson State School for Deaf Destroys Building
A Jackson Mississippi report says the state institution for the deaf and dumb caught fire damaging the building. About 150 inmates were safely evacuated as investigators fear total destruction of the pupils’ residence in the heart of the city.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Miss
State Institution For the Deaf and Dumb
Residenc
Jackson
Neenah Plans New High School and City Hall Nomination
Neenah Wisconsin officials move to build a new high school at an estimated 35000 cost with repairs to the Third Ward school at about 5000 and a plan to select a new site. The board votes to pursue funding and the council is urged to appropriate 35000 while deducting 5000 for Third Ward repairs. Republicans hint Bergstrom declined mayoral bid. Democrats back Charles Schultz to lead the ticket.
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Neenah
Wis
Board of Education
William H. Slesges
Lachman
Third Ward
Wiliam Waters and Sons of
Oshkosh
J. A. Kimberly
Jenna & Cooke
W. O H. Hesse
E. J. Lachman
G. A. Jagerson
Bergstrom
Willl
F. J. Sensenbrenner
George C. Bergstrom
Charles Schultz
Schultz
Repeal Bill Staging Report In Senate Finance
The Senate Finance Committee advances the repeal of the war revenue act with a favorable report likely after changes to language and tobacco tax. Debate looms as Foraker backs Cuban reciprocity and Democrats push for unconditional repeal without amendments. Rivers and Harbors: Lyon elected doorkeeper, Hepburn critiques pork barrel spending and canal projects, urging limits on seaport depth and naval design.
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Associated Presa
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Finance
Foraker
Finance Committee
House
Frank B. Lyon
Cubs, N
W. J. Glenn
Lyon
Hepburn
Jaws
Congress
Missouri River
Hennepin Canal
Illinois
Reeves
Iowa
Great Lakes
Mr. Reeves
Mr. Hepburn
Treasury
Lawrence
Massachusetts
Roosevelts
Senate
Charles H. Hawley
Janes W. Howe
Rawlings
Diab
Phiippines
Allison
Roslins
United States
West
Missouri
Rawlins
Teac
Shaneal
Lana
Tinite
Philippine Island
Matt
Connecticut
Mr. Hoar
Asa Macureni
Fiancee Delay Linked to New York Man's Suicide
T C Hoogland of New York City shot himself in a hotel room at the Oxford in Denver after his fiance postponed their wedding. He is said to be an nephew of Hudson M Hoogland vice president of the Broadway National Bank. He is about forty five and despondency over the wedding delay is blamed.
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Reland
Andrew Eventon
Colorado
Kramer
Blanche Cramer
Mayme Farrand
Oshkosh
Marsh
A. H. Noudeck
Chicago
W. M. Gilbert
Detroit
George A. Whiting
Stevens Patns
Metall Cierka
Michelson's Hall
Overton
Neenah Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Rerestrom Stone Foundry
Anton Xnelson
F.C. Hawks
New Netherlands
New York
Mex Peters
West Indian Company
EJ. Stolth
Henry Hodson
Mire Smith
Miss Charins
Jamison
Washington
Turis
Patrick
Patrik
Jefidrem
James A. Reends
J. Morticon
G. T
Pennh
J. J. Day
Willam M. Thackeray
Alt
F. Reueger
Svideniv
Batrate
Dehkehlots
Associated’ Press
Denver
Col
T. C. Hoogland
New York City
Oxford Hotel
Hoogland
Hudson M Hoogland
Broadway National Bank of New York
Ito
Aald
Three Men Killed In Wisconsin Boiler Explosion
A Wheeler Gavitt mill boiler blast near Calton Wisconsin killed proprietor Wheeler Gavitt engineer Chester Goroman and worker John Domakowski all three residents of the mill area. One man was injured. Mill wreckage and scattered debris were found up to 300 yards away as water shortage prevented full extinguish.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wausau
Wheeler Gavitt
Calton
Mil
Chester Gore
John Domakowski
Gavitt
Domakowski
Railway Strike Settled After Concessions Granted
Northern Pacific trainmen committee reports completion of talks in St Paul after five days. Montana trouble arose en route to St Paul but lacked union sanction. Rocky Mountain division traffic to resume as concessions are granted. Shamokin developments note John Mitchell arrival and Civic Federation secretary Ralph Easley seeking talks on conciliation matters.
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Associated Press
St Paul
Minn
Montana
St. Paul
Pearce
Rocky Mountain
Shamokin Developments
Shamokin
John Mitchell
United Mine, Workers
Altoona
Mitchell
Ralph M. Easley
New York
Civic Federation
Miners’ Convention
The
Easley
West
Deutschland Arrives Off Cuxhaven To Meet Prince Henry
The Deutschland with Prince Henry of Prussia aboard arrived at Hamburg earlier and is expected to reach off Cuxhaven around seven this evening to meet the prince. Emperor William departed Brunsbuttel at 5 15 this morning aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II for the same purpose.
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Associated Prews
New York
Hamburg- American Ine
Prince Henry of Prussia
Hamburg
Brunsbuttel
Prussia
Emperor Wiliam
Kaiser Wilhelm
Cuxhaven
Prince Henry
Suite
City of Detroit Opens Lake Erie Navigation Season
Detroit March 18 navigation on Lake Erie began as the steamer City of Detroit of the Detroit and Cleveland line left Wayne Street bound for Cleveland. The ship carried a full cargo of freight passengers numbered seventy five despite cold weather. Wireless telegraph instruments will keep contact with the dock station. The City of Detroit is expected to arrive in Cleveland on schedule.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Lake Erie
City of Detroit
Cleveland
Wayne Street
Jake Erie
Fee
Protea
Cit
Detreit
Colorado Trains Resume After Snow Storm
The report notes all mountain railroads have cleared tracks and trains are back on schedule with no life loss or serious damage reported. Weather improves in Cal March 18 and Esports events resume with mountain loans released.
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Pearer
Cal
New Steamship Service Planned by North German Lloyd
Kingston officials report inquiries by the North German Lloyd line to inaugurate a West Indian South American and Central American service after adopting Hamburg as the hub. The move aims to expand regional shipping connections and boost trade links in the Caribbean.
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Wby Associated Trees
Kingston
Jamaica
North German Tooth Steamship Company
Henece
Adhe Hamberg
Army Mutinous in Al-Fhanieian Capital
Reports from Caui, capital of Al-Fhanieian, say the Afzhan army is in a state of semi-insubordination over unpaid arrears. Only the Ameer's guards have been paid while rear units have received nothing since the reassignment of Wally Ollab Ean.
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Teshawer
Rupjihb
Caui
al- Fhanieian
Ameer
Wally Ollab
Capture of Juan Gibelbo and advance on Asuncion
Venezuelan insurgents aided by the steamer Bolivar captured Juan Gibelbo on Margarita Island yesterday morning and advanced toward Asuncion, capital of the island. Government troops were defeated signaling a continued insurgent advance across the island.
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Port of Spain
Trinidad
Bolivar
Juan Gilebo
Murgarita
Asuncion
Washington, D. C
Long Hag
Rodrera
Marietta
Colon
Juiberal
Panama
Brazil
Germany
New York
Herald
Rio de Janeiro
Hui e Blames Horey Before County Asylum Inquiry
Commander C L Huie of the J B Lewis post testifies before a county board joint inquiry into the asylum scandal. He says he acted on information from Brad Morey and has no animosity toward Superintendent Austin. He recounts conversations about alleged mistreatment at the county asylum and the post memorials to the board.
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Brad’ Morey
Austin
Mr. Morey
C. L. Hale
J. B. Lewis Post
Aa. R
County Board
Court House
Huie
Bule
Morey
Uthers
J. B. Thompson
J. C. Koelech
Neenah
Thompson
G. A. R. Post
Post
Hale
Koelsch
Committee On Insane
MecCallan
Hute
Earsay
Hufe
Moreyers
MccMahone
McMahone
Hate
Night Watch
Conlin
Mr. Hate
Matherton
Kate
Ales
Marthy
Famaies
G. A
Ore Lee
Deena
Memoir of Investigation Reveals Attendant Shortages and Testimony
The testimony centers on statements by Mule and Morey regarding care at a facility. Witnesses Morey Brando and others are ordered subpoenaed after questions about attendant shortages and alleged improprieties. The committee plans to reconvene to hear further accounts and corroboration.
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Mule
Walker
Whinebago
Morey
Hale
McMahone
Fiuse
Ule
Morey Hedhoe
Austin
Mr. Morey
Ant Brs. Morey
Brando
Riot among soldiers and civilians at Fort Morgan
Mobile dated report says Sunday night riot near Mobile Bay ended with one man killed and ten to fourteen wounded. About forty soldiers drank at The Blue Ganse saloon outside the reservation before fighting broke out with civilians repairing the barracks. Pistols and knives were used. Michael Keoughan, recently discharged, was shot to death.
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Cy Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Fort Morgan
Mobile Bay
Blue Gamse
Civisians
Michael Keoughan
Enn
Traveling Libraries Funding Cleared by County Board
Morning session of the county board approved a $20 appropriation for traveling libraries expenses after reconsideration of amendments. Debate centered on whether towns should bear costs or cities should pay, with the district attorney affirming statewide funding. The bill for Emily Turner services and an office repair request were approved, with minor motions withdrawn.
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Gove
Kenny
Rosenkranz
Grove
Schnelder
Emily Turner
Recent Kranz
First primary election held in St Paul under new law
The St Paul primary election opens with registration day and judges counting both Democratic and Republican ballots. Five Republican and three Democratic mayoral candidates compete as booths stay open until nine. final results delayed by late counting.
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Associated Prees
St. Paul. Minn
Repubican Uekris
Belasco Hurt At Theatre During Final Act
David Belasco theatre manager was injured at the Criterion theatre when scenery collapsed during the final act. The leading actress was being taken to the bull pen as the incident occurred and Belasco received a head wound from a falling piece. A doctor was summoned and Belasco was moved to a carriage for home.
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4&Y
Associated Press
New York
David Iselasco
Criterion Theatre
Masel Porder
Telasow
Dorior
Ile
Mr. Melacs
Cuba's Revenues Reported for January Trade Month
Cuba's revenue figures for January show a stated total of 4119 above December and a decrease from prior month, per a government bulletin. The report notes changes in customs collections and outlines comparative totals for the year.
Fear of Fanatics and the China Loan Crisis
A London blue book released March 18, covering China from March 28, 1901 to September 7, 1901. It analyzes the Sino foreign negotiation web, notes British and American stances on an international guarantee for the Chinese loan, and records calls for Hague arbitration that were rejected by all powers.
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Preney
London
Marsh
Foreign Office
China
St. Peterspurg
Charlies
Scott
Lord Landsdowne
Count Lamsdorf
Russia
Lord Lansdowne
Ernest Salow
United States
Rockhill
Hague Court of Arbitration
Great Britain
British Battleship Revenge Upgrades Wireless Telegraphy
London march 18 The Globes naval correspondent reports that during a recent cruise along the Irish coast the battleship Revenge was fitted with wireless telegraphy apparatus and received marconigrams between steamers and the storm. The admiralty plans an interception attempt of marconigrams from an experimental station across the Atlantis to test Bi-Shor Marcon's system.
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Qsg Associated Press
London
Globes Naval Correspondent
Admiralty
McRass
Marcon
King Edward to host 60000 poor at coronation dinner
London officials announce that 2 million pounds 39.00 of royal funds will be used to entertain London's very poor during coronation week. King Edward has informed the mayor to arrange a public dinner for about sixty thousand guests as part of the celebration.
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King Edward
Associated Press
London
Edward
Cook Named General Superintendent of Western Division
Theodora B. Cook of St. Louis has been tendered and accepted as general superintendent of the Western division with headquarters in Chicago. She will take effect April 1 replacing Col RC Clowry who was recently elected president and general manager with headquarters in New York.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Theodora B. Cook
Western Union Telegraph Company
St. Louis
Western Division
Col RC Clowry
New York
Albanians in Arms Riot Blazes Through Fillata Town
A band of Albanians attacked Fillata, leaving several dead and wounded. Troops advanced to quell the uprising as pay arrears sparked the violence, with clashes reported on both sides and limited details available.
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Constantinople
Fillata
Yamana
Ae Sives
Fond du Lac Fire Destroys Two Buildings
Fire swept through Fond du Lac burning the restaurant and grocery store owned by J. Clancy and M. Alderson and occupied by Mr F n Case and Kretct Prathers. Losses reported at eight thousand dollars with the cause not yet determined. News supplied from Milwaukee with March date.
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Northwaters
Milwaukee
Fond du Lee
Win
J. Clancy
M. Alderson
F. N Case
Kretct Prathers’ Clear
Sherman’s Statue Placed at Central Park Entrance
A statue of General Sherman has been selected and will be placed at the southeast entrance of Central Park in New York City as announced by official commission members. The AP reports the plan and location for the commemorative sculpture.
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Central Park
Aptarociated Press
New York
chen +t ensmeree
Tiowit
Eriranen
Central
Austrian Commerce Forecasts Warmer Weather This Week
Weather notes show rising temperatures and windy conditions in Wisconsin by Wednesday. Provisional commerce reports hint at a fair tonight and into Wednesday, with no sharp precipitation expected.
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Wisconsin
Cressing
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