Antimerger Case At Federal Court Over Northern Securities
In St Louis on March 11 the United States argues the Northern Securities holding company violates the Sherman Act and Kills competition among Great Northern Pacific Burlington lines. Judge Caldwell allows unlimited timing as Bech and Griggs present the government and defense in the antimerger dispute.
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United States
Northern Speorities Company
Statux of Company
Associated Press
St. Louis
Northern Securities Comany of
New Jersey
United States Court of Appeals
Sanborn
Aldne Thayer
Vandevanter
Caldwell
James M. Bevh
Beck
Great Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Great Northeern
Supreme Court
Pearsall
Great Northern Railway Com
Burlington
James J. H
J. P. Morgan
H. Harrisan
Northern Pacific Railway
Pantie
Mr. Morgan
Great Northern
Northern Securities
Bolting Company
Treedie-Dum
Tweedles Deo
Northern Securities Company
Burlington, Northern Pacific
Great Northern Systems
Board of Airectors
Burlington, Northern Paciic
Keck
The
Tinton Pacify
Norther Pacific
Burlington Aystems
Fe Eral
Blizzard in Colorado and Britain Hit by Heavy Snow
A severe Colorado snowstorm paralyzed Denver with halted streetcars and stalled trains while a north wind pushed the storm through the night. In Colorado rancher F P Johnson warned cattle losses could be heavy if it lasts. In Britain the heaviest snow of the winter fell across parts of England and Ireland with floods and sea-wall breaches displacing families.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
F. P. Johnson
Great Britain
London
England
Ireland
Londondery
Colerain
Warwickshire
Milwaukee Man Elected President of Wisconsin Laundrymen
T M Chaitin of Milwaukee was elected president of the Wisconsin Laundrymen association at its second annual convention closed at the St Charles hotel. New officers include W A Webster Stevens Point first vice president, W C Ewing Wausau secretary treasurer, Frank P Gillen Oshkosh, Frank Alford Madison, J Huebsch Kay Claire, and C P Kolberg Sheboygan executive committee. A paper by the new president discussed Milwaukee's Laundrymen. Next convention will be in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
T. M. Chaitin
Wisconsin Laundrymen’s Association
St. Charles
W.A. Webster
Stevens Point
W. c Ewing
Wausau
Frank P. Gillen
Oshkosh
Frank Alford
Madison
J. Huebsch
Kay Claire
C. P. Ko
Old Minister Weddell Dies at 82 in Piqua
The Rev. P. M. Weddell, a veteran Baptist minister in the west, died last night in Piqua at age eighty two. He marked his fiftieth ministry anniversary in 1894, ending a long career in the pulpit.
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Piqua
P. M. Weddell
West
Beiny
Suspected Pennell Named as Burdick Murderer at Inquest
In Buffalo on March 18 the Burdick murder inquest heard Charles Parke name Arthur Pennell as the likely killer. District Attorney Coatsworth aims to finish the inquiry Monday, with Mrs. Burdick and Burdick’s furnace attendant among key witnesses. Gertrude Paine testified about ties to both families while Mrs. Paine denied meeting Pennell that night. Paine was away in Batavia.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
Marcel
Burdick
Coute- Worth
Edwin IL
Burdiek
Coatsworth
Charles S. Parke
Bussness
Arthur Pennell
Feaure
Jilberte
Parke
Arthur R. Pennell
Edwin L. Trurdick
Coatoworth
Tink
Pendell
Gertrude Paine
Burdicks
IRS
Pennell
Main
Summer Streets
Tennell
Serb officers challenge professor to duel over court accusations
Four Servian officers including a former War Minister challenge Professor Alexander Borklavijevic of Belgrade University to duels to the death, after he charged them with gaining promotion through servility to Queen Dragana. The king ordered the officers sent and the king’s initiative faces heavy criticism in Servia where dueling is not a national tradition.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Anconies
Alexander Borklavijevic
University of Belgrade
Dragana
Alexander
Servia
Death and tax bills shape Wisconsin legislative week
Madison March 1 The Hatton resolution for a convention on the race to be held in Atlanta July a was referred to education. Senator North's bill on appropriations for monuments by county boards was voted down in the assembly. The senate passed the tax commission of removing bank buildings from taxation of bank stock. The Timlin storage of acids bill passed the assembly. Governor La Follette named J C Tuber as executive clerk to fill Alfred Rogers vacancy, hinting Jere Murphy stays as private secretary.
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Madison
Wia
Hatton
Avedon
Atlanta
Committee On
Education
Economista
Senate
North
Assembly
Tax Commission
la Follette
J. C Tuber
Stoughton
Alfred Rogers
Heber
Jere Murphy
White Man's Country Stance Sparks Senate Debate
The Senate opened at 1:00 pm with Money of Mississippi criticizing postmaster general actions on southern race issues. He argued the department inflames white southern sentiment and opposes Negro officeholders, calling the country a white man’s government while voicing discontent over appointments. Executive session followed, as Cuban reciprocity terms were debated. Frimley’s appointment as New York assistant treasurer was reportedly blocked after a conference with officials and the president.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Ito'clak
Money
Mississippi
South
Roosevelt
Surprise pillow shower ends as couple wed on spot
Special to The Northwestern Omro Wis March 15 A surprise party at Miss Metric Shipman's home turns into a wedding as Miss Shipman and Mr Robert Lawson of Milwaukee wed with Rev Roberson presiding The guests are surprised by the ceremony and the couple plan to reside in Milwaukee Royal Neighbors celebrate fourth anniversary at their hall with program and refreshments Omro lodge to Dahkoch chartered car visit sixty will go George Davidson receives a Winton automobile third owned by Omro people Normal Shorty basketball team to play YMCA juniors at gym Omro regular team vs Nec Inah Company I Friday
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Northwestern
Omre
Wis
Metric Shipman
Miss Shipman
Robert Lawson
Milwaukee
Roberson
Methodist Church
Mr. Lawson
Lawson Wil
Omre Royal
Lo Lodge
Omroe Gook Templars
Dahkoch
George Davidson
Winton
Omro Prople
YY. M. A. A. Cuniore
Omro
Nec Inah Company I
Destructive Wisconsin and Mississippi Flood Reports
A Wisconsin dispatch describes heavy rains triggering floods in Spring Valley Martell and Plainfield with bridges down and rescues, while Marion Arkansas flood reports speak of levee breaks and refugees. A Tennessee update notes Island 35 flooded and North Helena facing rising waters. Ohio River falls prompting Mississippi rise concerns.
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Aremphia
Tenn
Tricelanding
Here
Arkansas Basin
Marion
Crittenden County
Nood
Frinco
Mound City
Sunshine Society
Covington
Helena
North Helena
Ohio
Washington, D. C
Cairo
Mississippi
Memphis
Neenah Advances on Gustavus Boiler Plant Move
Neenah Advancement association weighs moving E R Gustavus boiler works from Oshkosh to Neenah or Menasha. Gustavus may relocate if a suitable site is found. no firm proposal yet. City officials in Oshkosh to settle tax shares, while local business and labor circles discuss the potential economic boost from the plant.
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Neenak Advancement Association
Stayn
Onbkosh
Prohibitionists Nominate City Ticket in Oshkosh Meeting
Prohibitionists of Oshkosh held a Tuesday evening meeting in T. O. Hall and nominated a full city ticket. Mayoral candidate is Arthur C. Smith of 118 Otter Street, clerk candidate Rey C. Lane of 36 Walnut Street, and a candidate for treasurer among others.
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Prohibitioniats of
Oshkosh
T. O
T. Hall
Aresas
Arthur C. Smith
Otter Street
Rey C. Lane
Walnut Atreet
Treas
Local Citizens Appoint Committee For Justice Of The Peace
A city committee was appointed to consist of 5S. P. Lambert, F. Fox and F. E. Morehouse. The appointment relates to justice of the peace candidates including Q. W. Hale and Evan M. Griffith among others listed with addresses on Wisconsin avenue Harney street Jemerson avenue and Eleventh street.
Municipal court disposes cases including larceny and battery
In municipal court today John Leeva faced a default judgment for 152.98 on a note. William Rodgers charged with grand larceny had case continued to tomorrow morning for alleged theft of 65 from Helen Oldenberg. Garnishee case against Vinland Mutual Life Insurance adjourned to April 14 for publication notification. Kremmenhauer and Gebauer pled non guilty to assault and battery on Mrs Ballasan, fined 3 and 8 with costs totaling 2211. John Buell sued National Life Insurance for 64.95 premium note, trial taken under advisement. life policy case involved a son who did not proceed with the policy.
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John Leeva
E. H. Frank
William Rodgers
Rodgers
Helen Oldenberg
William Bedford
H. A. Stillman
Vinland Mutual Life Insurance Company
Garnishee
Taintit
F. V. Mew Manamy
Philips & Hicks
Veto of Salary Ordinance Near Miss on Technicality
Mayor Mulva vetoed a salary ordinance for the mayor and aldermen, ruling it irregularly adopted and void as it failed to meet charter requirements for Union fourths. A reorganized measure proposing $1000 for the mayor and $120 for each alderman with $3 per missed meeting was debated, with a near unanimous vote to sustain the veto.
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Mulva
Merman Kloeckner
Couneil
Diacon
Kloeckner
Kitz
Lichtenberger
Pinkerton
Nial
Beglinrer
Stevenson
Hagene
Simpson
Voss
Sehneider
Engelke
Mertz
Leach
Morgan and
Frank
Company B Versus Normals Basketball Tonight
Company B and Oshkosh Normals clash in the Co BG Armory tonight. Both teams are strong with wide playing experience, promising an engaging game. The halftime program will feature Stover and a local dance and music act.
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Co, R
Oshkosh Normals
BG Armory
Stover
Arena Furnivhing
Strike Reports Made To Roosevelt By Commission
Washington D C March 18 Judge Gray and Carroll D Wright presidents of the strike commission today handed to President Roosevelt the commission report It will be made public Saturday The report covers the anthracite strike and the union leaders involved
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Judge Gray
Carrol D. Wright
Thea Anthracite Com
Roosevelt
Republican Caucuses In Oshkosh Set For Thursday
Republican caucuses to elect three delegates from each ward will be held Thursday at 7 30 PM at ward locations including High street truck house Brooklyn engine house Wheenix engine house Benedicts hall and more. No nominations will be made for all alderman supervisor and school commissioners with some wards exempt.
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Oshkosh
High Street
Truck House
Brooklyn Engine House
Wheenix Engine House
Benedict's Hall
Sixth Street
Main Street
Court House
Oregon Artest
Dane Bros
Merritt and
Bowey Streets
Paine Engine House
Hose House
Allderman
Smallpox Card Ordered at 102 Minnesota Street
Bids for adding to St Mary's hospital will be accepted until Saturday at 9 am. Former Alderman Knpproth has left Chicago for Pensacola for nervous disease treatment and plans a month in Cuba before returning to Oshkosh. Funeral of Mrs Margaret Nelson held today at 2 30 pm from 485 Ninth Street with Rev Edward H Smith and Mrs Frank Josslyn. Flowers and palms adorned the casket alcove. Tolay County Superintendent Overton issues notice of third special exam for teachers next week at the court house. One regent and three special exams yearly under new law. next week focuses on third grade certificates. A wry note: a goard warrant is superfluous in the quest of happiness. Rain tonight.
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Neenah-Menasha
Neenah Advancement Association
E. R. Gustavug Company
Oshkosh
Gustavug
Neenah
Menasha
Gustavus
Orhkosh
Spedeia
Gustavua
Twin Cities
I. P. Keating
Jagerson
Steihel
First Street
Stelbel
Germania
St. John's Society of
Frown
Frank A. Leavens
Inc
West Baden
Indiana
Wiliam Bennett
Justice of the Peace
Sheriff Tangh
Ames
Twin City
Oshkosh Jast
Andrew Evenson
Deceared
H. K. Madsen
Edward Keopp
Minnesota Street
St. Mary’s Hospital
William Knnpproth
Chicago
Pensacola
Fla
Cuba
Margaret Nelson
Edward H. Smith
First Congregational Church
Frank H. Josslyn
Tolay County
Overton
Court House
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