Vessels Clash Off New London Toll Marks Dead and Injured
A collision near New London between the steamer Plymouth and City of Taunton caused extensive damage. At least six dead and multiple injuries reported from cabins and steerage as the two vessels jammed the harbor. The Plymouth managed to reach port. several passengers and crew were rescued.
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Julius Dawson
John Kristel
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Jomahan W. Thompson
Ekull
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Boston
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Patrick Date Hai
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United States Marine Corps
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Rose McAloon
Bridger White
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Lindle Mente
Glenyon Dye Works
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Mew McKnight
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Central Falls
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Mask
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Explosion at Fontainet Powder Mill Kills One and Injures Seven
A man smoking a pipe near a powder can at a West Starkind quarry caused a deadly blast that killed him and injured seven others. The Fontainet Indina Powder Company mill near Brazil Ind experienced a terriffe explosion at 4 o clock Unix morning. The large building was wrecked, and no one was inside the structure. the cause remains unknown.
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Indkina Powder Company
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The New Haven Strike and Labor Disputes Report
The report covers strikes and labor actions across cities including New Haven, Pittsburgh and St Louis. It notes wage demands, union recruitment, and employer responses affecting Sety Schaub Co and the New York New Haven Hartford Railway, plus a wave of strike breakers brought to Pittsburgh and unrest around the Wabash bridge project.
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Ngures
Wabash Learing
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Judoon
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Locomotive Firemen
Q Brotherhood of
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Ramsey
Watash List
Ratedy
Taft
Judy Groescup
Pittaourg
American Bridge Company
New
Wabash Bridge
Gsiclkers
St. Charles
Death in Neenah
Neenah Wisconsin March 4 Mrs Kurls W Johnson of Neenah aged fifty died this morning at her home in the Secord ward after a week with pneumonia Two daughters Frances in Mexico and Bessie of this city survive Funeral arrangements not yet made Police seek Wank Kies a former Ma nasha Woolen Ware employee alleged to have left after a hospital stay and unpaid medical bills Fire department sent to a chimney blaze on Ann street Ot an incident fifty Twin City residents will attend the oratorical contest in Oshkosh tonight
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Neenat
Secord
Frances
Mexico
Bessie
Ben
Wank Kies
Menasha
Fes
Appleton
Kien
Neenah
Joan Herman
Ann Street
Twin City
Oshkosh
Tribute to Pennell signals Yale honor in death
The Yale Alumni Weekly prints a long statement from several class members praising Arthur R. Pennell of Buffalo after his death following the Edwin L. Burdick case. It lauds him as the finest Yale type and notes his rising days were characteristic, reaffirming Yale pride.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Yate
Arthur RK. Pennell
Buffalo
Edwin L. Burdick
Pennell
Yale
Cuban Congress May Be Called For Treaty Ratifcations
Acting Secretary of State Loonia and Cuban Minister Quesada decided to cable President Palma to convene Cuba's congress in extraordinary session to approve the exchange of ratifications for the Cuban treaty. The move aims to meet the April 7 deadline, seven days after the legal limit for exchanges.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Loonia
Quesada
Palma
Nedty
Inspection bill dead in senate committee report
Special to The Northwestern from Madison Wisconsin on March 20 reports the senate committee on state finances will report the Superior state inspection bill for indefinite postponement by a 3 to 2 vote. Superior residents vow to push fight to the senate floor as Southwestern Wisconsin legislators oppose the bill.
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Northwestern
Manison
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Senate Committee On
Justice Bardeen, Wisconsin Supreme Court Judge, Dies
Madison reports the death of Justice Charles V. Bardeen of the Wisconsin Supreme Court at 5:30 PM after a long battle with stomach cancer. He served on the bench since 1898 and was involved in major civil and criminal cases including the Mead murder trial. He was a Republican, Mason, and husband of Frances H. Miller with three children. Funeral arrangements set for Sunday with cremation in Milwaukee.
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Supreme Court
la Follente
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Oshkosh Normal School Delegates Arrive For Oratorical Contest
Delegations from Oshkosh Stevens Point Whitewater Milwaukee and Superior arrive for the state oratorical contest in Oshkosh with banners decorations and a filled program. Officials note judging and preliminary events at the Normal School gymnasium and Company B Armory.
Meeting of RB tea entueutes and Pride Feast
A fragmented report describes a last evening RB tea gathering and Pride Feast planning. Delegates discuss committee formation, duties, and a funeral for Jayne Burdewne with names of several attendees listed.
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Ali di
Vourt Howe
ATES
Levee Breach Sparks Widespread Flood Crisis
The Mississippi flood worsens as a major dam near the center gives way, sending a surge of water toward Memphis and threatening Greenville and surrounding towns. Officials report rising waters, damaged levees, and disrupted rail service while calling for emergency aid and temporary shelters for refugees.
Prizes Carried Off at Cambria Eisteddfod
An Eisteddfod in Cambria Wisconsin drew contestants from Cambria Neenah and Milwaukee. Winners included Mrs Carl McCabe Monte Jones Leo Mauer and Miss Addie Schmid in vocal solo duet trio and quartet events. First prizes went to Mrs McCabe Jones and Hauer in the vocal ensemble. The festival ran under a Welsh society and attracted a broad audience.
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Mra
Carl & McCabe
Monte Jones
Leo Mauer
Misa Addie Schmid
Mra. McCabe
Mr. Jones
Milwauket
Mayoralty prospects stir after caucus. Buckstut and Choate named
After Republican caucuses a court house gathering is held to discuss mayoral nominees. George A. Buckstut and Joho avndeG are frequently mentioned alongside others. Fifth ward caucus endorses Leander Choate for mayor.
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Jobo Avndeg
Etty
Fifth Ward
AB. Miller
Mr. Miller
W.W. Kimball
B. J. Cornish
Henry Lehriher
D. J. Curtis
Aseumora
Leander Choate
Death of Martha Sorenson a sixteen year old in city
Wednesday at 3 15 p m the death occurred of Miss Martha Sorenson the seventeen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Sorenson Brain fever caused the death after two years of illness She leaves parents and six siblings Mrs Johnson Emimeteburg Town Mrs Wyman Mrs Markusen James Sorenson Ella Sorenson Alfred Sorensen all of this city Funeral is set for Monday at 2 p m from the residence
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Tventeen
Charles Sorenson
Johnson
Emimeteburg
Town
Wyman
Markusen
James Sorenno
Ella Sorenran
Alfred Sorensen
Death anniversary of Louis Kossuth sparks student riots
Budapest marked the Kossuth death anniversary with student demonstrations and police clashes. About a thousand students mourned at the university and forced professors to suspend lectures. Protests continued outside public buildings while police made numerous arrests. Kossuth party deputies eventually urged dispersal.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Louis Kossuth
Ele Lectutres
Inno
Arresia
Kossuth Party
Mudenis
Antigo Sees Busy Prosperous Season Ahead
Special to The Northwestern Antigo Wis March 20 Antigo is busy and prosperous this summer after a successful winter for lumbering operations and city welfare. communication interrupted by rain and washouts. Dr B C Gudden of Oshkosh called to perform an appendicitis operation at Antigo hospital.
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B. C. Gudden
Oshkosh
Antigo Hospital
Police Court Roundup Reports Arrests and Adjudications
Eunice Tritt, a stranger, was ordered out of the city by the chief of police after arrest by Officer Causey. John Haverty faced drunk and disorderly charges and adjourned to March 23. Patrick Bowlhind, discharged, rearrested for drunk and disorderly conduct, linked to a parole at Northern hospital. Otto Stagsman examined for breaking a freight car hinge and bound over for April 1. John Thieleaux and Louis Hannesxel saw judgment for the plaintiff on $1.78 in refunded mileage tickets.
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Causey
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Wistonain Central Railroad
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Louis Hannesxel
Missouri packing firms fined in beer trust case
Jefferson City March 20 The Armour Cudahy Swift Hammond and the Schwartzsehid and Schulberger packing companies were fined five dollars each and ordered to pay costs totaling five thousand dollars by the Missouri supreme court. If not paid within thirty days, they will be ousted from the state under the court order.
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Associated Press
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Schwartzsehid
Schulberger
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Missouri Supreme Court
Willard Captured After Street Car Shootout in Chicago
Chicago police nabbed George Willard after a crowded street car gunfight with two detectives. Edward Carney and W N Moffat were arrested with him. Willard linked to an $80,000 Paris robbery and a prior $440,000 gold and notes loot. Passengers panicked, several women injured during the exchange.
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Associated Press
Chicago
George Wileard
Paris
Edward Carney
W. N. Moffat
Willard Janaid
Willard
Bee
Mickey Gleason
Buffalo
Hoxie quits polar voyage plans. Fial to lead expedition
In New Bedford W E Hoxie withdraws from joining Captain Coffin on the steamer America due to unresolved arrangements with leaders. London reports Antony Fial will head the polar expedition funded by William Ziegler. He departs for Tromsoe to finish outfitting the America and aims to return to the United States in April for a June expedition start.
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New Bedford
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Ww. E. Hoxie
Capitan Coffin
North Pole
America
Girls Kidnapping Case Shocks Bay City Granddaughters Missing
Bay City Michigan March 20 two granddaughters of M J OBrien of South Sheridan Street are missing from home. A warrant is served for Miamma Quinn of Los Angeles California charged with kidnapping. Quinn is the girls mother and was divorced from their father years ago. The older girl lived with grandparents after the divorce while the younger was taken by the mother. Later the child was sent to the grandparents allegedly because the mother could not care for her.
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Bay City
Mich
M. J. O'Brien
South Sheridan Street
Miamma Quinn
Los Angeles
Cal
Aleeged
Hem
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