Durfee Case and New Bank Plan Dominate Oshkosh News
The article reports Oshkosh men forming a bank in Campbellsport with a 25,000 capital, and notes Secretary Root reviewing papers on Lieut. Ogvar Durfee, formerly of Oshkosh, now confined in Cuba for alleged embezzlement. It covers broader federal remarks on presidential protection and Wisconsin political actions in Washington.
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Northwestern
Washington, D. C
Lears- Pentative
Davidson
Root
Ogvar Durfee
Oshkosh
Cuba
F. J. Barber
A. J. Barber
J. ¥. Hull
John W. Hume
Julius Martin
First National Bank
Campbellsport
Wis
H. N. Bacon
H. N. Stevens
Hearing in merger case unfolds in New York
A New York hearing before special examiner William A. Lancaster examined Peter Power's suit against the Northern Pacific railroad to challenge its transfer of control to the Northern Securities Company. John S. Kennedy testified about European travel and stock holdings tied to J. P. Morgan and Harriman interests in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Associated Press
New York
William A. Lancaster
Minneapolis
Axamines
Peter Power
Northern Vaclic Railroad Company
Northern Securition Company
Northern Pacific
John S& Hennedy
Ife
Europe
Jamen
Lord Strathcona
D. Willis James
Geeorge
Baker
James J
Northern Paefic
Harriman
Kennedy
Northernefic
J.T. Morgan Art Company
MacArthur Appointed To Lead New Department Commands
Associated Press dispatch from Washington reports Gen Arthur MacArthur assumes command of the Department of the Missouri with headquarters in Chicago. Gen Frederick Funston takes over the Department of Colorado based in Denver. Col and Verte Gen William A. Rebbe is assigned to the Department of Dakota in St Paul Minnesota. Changes take effect on the 25th of the month.
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Washington, D. C
Arthur MacArthur
Department of the Taken
Chicago
Frederick Funston
Department of the Colorado
Denver
Willam A. Rebbe
Department of Dakota
St Paul
Mian
Kian
Carrs Manifesto to Defend Wisconsin Bank Championship
A clipped note requests the Sporting Editor to relay that FT will defend the Wisconsin Bank Championship, warning others it will not yield the title and signaling a challenge to rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Ferment in Hayti Tights Suspicion and Arrests Spread
In Port au Prince, on March 19, authorities arrested and imprisoned numerous citizens amid alleged conspiracies against the government. Among those imprisoned are Judge Bourjoly of the supreme court and General Destouche. Presidential candidate Zeneque was refused asylum at the French legation as agitation spreads. Minister Leconte left Port au Prince for Jacmel with troops.
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Associated Press
Port Aur Prince
Wagyu
Judge Bourjoly
Supreme Court
General Destouche
Zeneque
Legation
M. C. Leconte
Port Au Tribe
Jaemel
Storm Claims and Rail Blockade Across Dakota
Reports detail heavy stock losses and a deep snow blockade across North Dakota and western Minnesota. Ranchers Joe Allen and William Whittoo perish or suffer severe losses as cattle and sheep die. Rail lines reopen gradually with the Soa line first to break the blockade and North Dakota routes resuming service. A Winnipeg dispatch notes Manitoba rail blockades lifted and mentions A L David of Boston frozen to death.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Mina
Bismarck
N. D
Joe Allen
Sterling
William H. Dratton
Sternig
Cook
William Whtoo
Northern Pacific
Washburn
Jameston
Glundive
Minn
Soa
North Dakota
Great Northern
Winnipeg
Manitoba
A. L. David
Boston
Oshkosh Attracts New Northwest Thresher Plant
A Northwest Thresher plant for Suilswater Minnesota will locate in Oshkosh on the former United States Manufacturing site at Jackson and Light. A 100 by 100 foot structure will be built by Leander Choate, with offices on Light street and a ward floor for engines and threshers. Construction by R Fluor & Broth er begins now and occupancy is planned for May 1.
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Northwest Thresher Company
Suilswater
Minn
J. I. Case Company
Leander Choate
Jackson and
Light Streets
United States Manufacturing Company
R. Fluor & Srother
Dulldrum
Light Street
Northwest
Esher
Grang
St. Paul
D. Uuffington
J. M. Hoover
Wisconsin
Fight Catalogue Houses Confront Hardware Convention
Pennsylvania delegates head to Chicago for a three day national convention to carry out warlord backed aims. Retail hardware associations carry instructions from home bodies to oppose certain canal and cabinet houses. The meetings are executive and aim to defeat plans of competing houses.
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Bs Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Chicago
Evans denies rumored Interior secretary pick
Washington March 12. Pension Commissioner Evans denied a circulating dispatch from Birmingham Alabama stating that personal friends in Chattanooga Tennessee claimed President Roosevelt would appoint him secretary of the interior. Evans said there is absolutely no foundation for the report and asked the Associated Press to deny it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
F. E. Coyne
Chicago
Mason
Coyne
District of
Utah
Devil's Jake
North Dakota
Spooner
Wisconsin
Bacon
Air
Edward Ili
England
United States
Mr. Bacon
Evans Way
Birmaiingham
Ala
Chattanooga
Tenn
Clay Evans
Renewell
Evans
Kaiser Wilhelm II Arrives at Kiel Amid Salutes
The German battleship Kaiser Wilhelm II arrived at Kiel at 1:00 pm with Engineer William and Admiral Prince Henry of Prussia aboard. The visit drew salutes and cheers from the naval squadron as Tifa majesty and other princes were welcomed. Senators Prye and Hanna debate subsidies and await developments.
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Astociaiad Preeny
Eid
Pranda
Eengerer William
Adnair
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Tifa Majesty
Othe Prince
Die in Pier Fire Claims Longshoremen Toll
A Hoboken pier fire destroyed parts of the Phoenix ironworks zone killing Patrick Hussey and injuring several longshoremen. Engineer Scott survived after guiding others to safety as crews battled flames from damaged ships, baskets and cargo. Authorities assess total loss and rule out incendiary cause while rescue efforts continue and haunt the riverfront.
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New York
Phoenix Hare Pier
Hoboken
Patrick Husssey
Phoenix Ner
Bughneer Scots
Vereck
Scott
Helfer
Husse
St. Mary's Hospital
Tus
Bkany
Engineer Scott
Hussey
Longsnoreman
Mason
Phoenix Mae
Jere
Jim
Thomas Cooney
David AL Pooty
Hobroken
Tivboken
Phoenix
Werthe Slongsharemeca
Barber Companys
Fielland-America Company
Frm
Mer
Ren Inne
BT Safeblavers
Marissa
Commercial
Fire Devours Many Buildings After Robbery Bursts Open Safe
A robbery forces a safe to open and yields $2,000 before suspects flee as flames engulf a dozen business structures and several residences. The Commercial hotel is destroyed, others damaged. Insurance covers the lot, and several people escape death narrowly.
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Fie
Mylrea to Leave Wisconsin for Chicago Law Practice
A report from Wausau Wisconsin states former attorney general W I Mylrea will move to Chicago to practice law with Joseph Vadel, a noted Chicago attorney, after many years in Wisconsin.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wit
Wausau
Wis
Mylrea
Wisconnl
Calcago
Joseph Vadel
Ciicaxo
Caucus Votes for Twenty Per Cent Cuba Reciprocity Plan
Washington reports the sixth Republican conference adopted a twenty per cent Cuban reciprocity proposal limited to December 1903. The plan, framed by Chairman Payne, faces opposition and further arbitration as leaders plan next steps and a House bill for Cuba relief is considered.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Mayne
Ways and Means Cormerlttee
Cuba
Sibley
Payne
Ways and Means Committee
Hase
Ways and Means
Mendelson
Ways, and Means
Overstreet
Indiana
Sibler
Wvat Dick
Ohio
Committee On
House
United States
Lacer
Iowa
Hepburn
Amyereven
Wisconsin
Coaper
Offen
Miner
Parhdron
Fire in Fort Wayne District Causes Total Loss
Fire swept a Fort Wayne business district on March 19 destroying the structure and inflicting total loss. The blaze prompted emergency crews to evacuate nearby storefronts as investigators assess the cause.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
Funeral of Mrs. Betsey Cady Held at Poystay
Funeral services for Mrs. Betsey Emeline Cady widow of Jacob Cade were conducted Sunday at Poystay with Rev. Wm. Rest of Oshkerh of the Seventh Day Adventist church officiating. The 89 year old resident was married seventy years and her maiden name was Croleies. She is survived by two children R. A. Cady of Birnamwood and Mrs. Mary A. Jordan of Clintonville.
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Betsey Emeline Cady
Jacob Cade
Poystay
Oshkerh
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Cady
Teventy Yars
Croleies
Pond Heana
R.A. Cady
Birnamwood
Mary A. Jordan
Clintonville
Miners Convention Opens With Key Debate on Conditions
Shamokin Pa March 14 The miners convention begins debate on whether operators proposed continued restricting conditions will be accepted or rejected The credentials committee reports a large delegate total and votes while a firemen's union admission faces opposition before final approval The body adjourns to executive session after President Mitchell announces letters from operators and plans to review them privately.
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Associated Press
Shamokin
Mitchell
Oper Ink Companies
United Ming Workers
Oeinek
Cal
Diniriet
Firemen’s Union
Strny
Seale
Mitchel
Menasha Delinquent Taxes Reported and Local News
City Treasurer Edward Schrage reports delinquent real estate and personal taxes totaling 1590.20 at the close of the tax year with 10.64 on personal property. The panel notes increased assessments and a 15000 levy excess. Also reported are local society notes on club hosting, high school athletics, visits, smallpox recovery, justice of the peace pay, building work, and city events in Neenah and Menasha.
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Menasha
Wis
Edward Schrage
Schrage
Ina Ingram
QO. M. T
Menasha High School
Athletic Association
J. Dentlinger
Milwaukee
S. Schmidt
Campbellsport
O. W. Schmidt
John Heard
Chicago
John Ulman
Justice OF Peace
Neenah
Justices of the Peace
Justice Court
Gilbert
Forest Avenue
Davis
Winnetaco Mills
Calecara
A. HH
Choatat
Txion
Mary
Auteeege
Merting $i
Bert Herrick
United State A Cavalry
Philippines
Charles Jensen
J. H. Drie
Grand Rapid
Edward Jandrey
Milwaukee Public Works Board Advances Sewer Project
The Milwaukee board of public works met last evening and passed regulations for notice publication and assessment timing for a sewer project. Bids must be filed with the city clerk by March 28, and the board will reconvene that date to finalize assessments.
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Board of Public Works
Board Glao
Elizabeth Barnett
Ste. Paw
Minneapolis
Addie Rehmkit
Chicago
John Harrington
Oshkosh
The
Trades and Other Council
Turkish Government Refuses Stone Ransom Payment
Constantinople dispatch says the Turkish government refuses the U S demand to refund 72500 dollars paid as ransom for Miss Ellen Stone and her companion Madame Tsilka. The report is dated March 18 from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
London
Ixchanze Telegraph Company
Constantinople
United States
Mies
Ellen MM. Stone
Madame Tsilke
Death of Peter Auler prominent Oshkosh Democrat
Peter Auler 53 a well known Oshkosh resident and ward worker for the Democratic party died at his home 159 Rosatia Street after a pneumonia battle. He built a grocery store and saloon at Winneboro and Tosalin, once foreman at Danderob Chase Furniture. Surviving are seven children and relatives in Oshkosh Chicago and Bloomington. Funeral set for Sunday at 3 p.m. from his late residence.
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Rosatia Street
Second Ward
Peter Auler
Charney Auler
Chicago
Deceasel
Germany
Osh~koah
Winneboro
Tosalin
Danderob- Chase Furniture Company
Hermann
Acwife
Mia
Willam Schmid
Alma aAuler
Walter Auler
Peter Auler Jr
PYTHIAN JUBILEE COMES TO CHICAGO AREAS HOSTS
Knights of Pythias from Illinois Michigan Wisconsin and Indiana prepare for a Jubilee gathering in Chicago tomorrow. Hosts coordinate reception for 20,007 guests with Senator Beveridge of Indiana and Governor La Follette of Wisconsin among the attendees to be initiated.
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Voy Associated Tress
Chicano
Minister Impeached Sparks Debate in Parliament
In Afarch 7, Adolf Kustin, a liberal member, demanded the impeachment of the minister of justice. Count Hans Wachtemn presented grounds not announced. The matter was referred to a parliamentary committee for consideration.
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Gtr Associated Press
Sueckholm
Afarch
Parehment
Adolf Kustin
Fastice
Hans Wachtemn
Walwing and Anderson wed in Oshkosh ceremony
The wedding of Charlie Walwing and Merew Anderson took place last evening in Oshkosh with about twenty five guests in attendance. The ceremony was reported with a brief wedding note citing a simple, intimate celebration.
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Laat Evening
Charlie Walwing
Merew Anterson
Her. S
Anderagn
Iron workers die in separate inside plant accidents
Three laborers died in Ohio today. John Salvador and Mike Ubowski were killed when a cave in at Labene Iron Works. John Core died after his head was crushed between a steel bucket and a railroad car at National Steel Works.
Garfield likely to be civil service commissioner successor
Washington March 19. James A. Garfield, son of the late president, will be named civil service commissioner to replace William A. Rodenburg if he accepts. The president previously considered Harry A. Garfield, but was informed he would not accept the post.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
James Sk. Garfield
Willam A. Rodenburg
Harry A. Garfield
Free Boarder Testifies At County Asylum Inquiry
The county asylum probe resumed in a joint committee session with witness E L Mathewson trustee and recent censure for taking free board. He described evening card games with Avatin and Contin, said night watch man made rounds hourly, and testified no known patient mistreatment. других witnesses were subpoenaed but excused until Thursday morning.
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Finanna
E. L. Mathewson
Mathewson
Avatin
Conlin
Emeyun
Tom
and Mes
J. B. Morey
Brando
Georges Contin
Insane Committee
Toport
Medith
Missionary Rally by Oxhktosh Women at Plymouth Church
The semi annual rally of Oxhktosh women’s missionary societies will be at Plymouth Congregational Church with hosting by Congregational Baptist and Methodist groups. Edith Davis of Appleton speaks at 4 45 PM. Chauncey Goodrich of Time Chow China lectures on China the Open Door. other talks and music fill afternoon and evening sessions.
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Women's Societies of Oxhktosh
Plymouth Congregational Church
Missionary Societies of
Congregational
Baptist
Methodist
Edith Davis
Appleton
Chauncey Goodrich
Tume Chow
China
Bacon
Bartlett
Abbott
Edward R. Smith
Heman HL Powers
Breon
March Session Ends At County Board Meeting
March session closes with most members present except Loescher. Committee on printing named to study tax rates book 1884 for correction. Sheriff salary fixed for next term at the stated yearly total, covering salaries and expenses but not travel or boarding of prisoners.
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County Board of Supervisors
Loescher
Committee On Sheriffs
Death of Mrs Ream in Pennsylvania to be buried in Karro
Dire, Martin Ream of the Dann Nepenekan near Horo died after a long illness. He left eight children and several grandchildren. Surviving are J J Ream and L AL Tuttle of this city, O Po Ream of Kor, with a funeral Friday at Txtwelork. Interment will be at Karo.
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Dire
Martin Ream
Te Dann Nepenekan
Horo
Grare
Pennsrivanis
AD Girard
Wieronsia
Rene
Winnebasaovintys
Ara J. J. Ream
Ths
AL Tuttle
Mr. O. Po Ream
Kor
Geynolts Sauka
Wil
Karo
Weather Summary for Wisconsin and Nearby Regions
Indications point to fair and cool conditions with rising temperature and stronger winds expected on Thursday. Sparse details reference March 19 and a tightening forecast for Wisconsin and surrounding areas.
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San Ion
Dar. Rees
Wisconsin
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Burnett
Moss
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Renscel
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Mississippi
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Chblo
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Lewis
Georgia
Tarif’ Reviston
Powers
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Small
North Carolina
Gunn
Tennessee
Cumberland River
Nere York
MacArthur
Department of the Lakes
Carr
Hayti
Dakota
Wilt Erect Dig Distributing
Arehouse
Seasion
Kiel
Prince Wenrs of
Prnna
Nome
Prye
Hanna
Hoboken Mambor Front
Agaly
Charles Christianson
Castleton
Christianson
John Jensen
Peter Carroll
Hames
Waanan
Neasde
Cody
Sudaz
W. H. Fenton
TRE
Eighth Ward
Peter Auter
Nerd
Sweden
Department of Finance
Cloud
Wadkins-Anderson
Charles Wadkins
Garfield
Ron Jams
Rodenburg
Drothere
L. Mathewson of
Anglom Austin
Missionary Societies
Talon
Plymouth
Thesday
Ream
Nepensken Pas
Temperatura
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