Burdick Inquest to Hear Widow Testimony Today
Edwin Burdick murder inquiry resumes with District Attorney Coatsworth and Police Justice Murphy presiding. The widow is expected to testify candidly, joined by witnesses Single Ro-TanER, Pennell household caretaker, George C. Miller, and Alfred Brookman. Mrs Huth may also be recalled as the inquiry continues. Mrs Paine departs Buffalo after declining theater offer to attend further proceedings.
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Associated Press
Bulate
Edwin T. Buraick
Coatsworth
Murphy
Swan
Dpen
Descendant of Perry dies after Civil War service
Major Raymond H. Perry, a descendant of Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry, dies at 67. A Civil War veteran who served with General Burnside, he was U S consul at San Domingo under Grant. In 1867 he was shot and presumed dead before reviving. he leaves four brothers and a sister. Karen von Herman, Russian diet head, also dies. Canadian cricketer F. S. Chambers passes away in Toronto.
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Associated Presa
Pristal
Raymond H. Perry
Oliver Hazad Perry
Take Erie
Perry
Burnside
United States
Fern Domingo
Grant
Ness
Leny
Ferlin
Karen von Herman
Toronto
Ont
Chambers
Canada
Mystery shooting near Rapids city injures young woman
Special to The Evening Wisconsin from Manitowoc reports Miss Mary Halberg, a twenty year old Rapids teacher, shot at near the river road two miles from Rapids. The bullet lodged in her arm with no location of the assailant. She was taken to the university for treatment and recovery remains uncertain.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Manitowoe
Tery
Misa Mary Hat- Yorg
Raphis
Taly
Miss Tadberg
Frea Ag
Rond
Miss Halberg
Unis Rity
Rapids
Oleson Trip to Washington Majors in Newsletter Tone
Captain Ole Oleson and two sons of Captain Seymour Hollister of Oshkosh along with George Whiting and family of Neenah are visiting Washington on a pleasure trip as reported from the capital with H.C. Stevens contributing to the dispatch.
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Northoyestern
Washington
DD. C
Ole Ocleson
Seymour Hollister
Oshkosh
George Whiting
Neenah
H.C. Stevens
Hundreds Walk Out Strike by Chinese Warriage Makers
Hundreds of workers at nearly 300 marriage and wagon factories began a walkout in the city today. Logg men in various shops refused to work after supporters presented typewritten demands for a twelve and a half percent wage raise to be signed by employers. The strikers criticized the workers' club for not meeting workers' demands.
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Pryes
Y Chhatko
Chhease
Shams
Miaiu Taetarers
Restaurador Pirate Seizure Claims Venezuelan Vessel
The British cruiser Pytkee seized the Venezuelan Restaurador on the grounds she was a pirate after allegedly hijacking cargo and dismantling crates. Caracas officials report no confirmation of the seizure by Port of Spain papers, while a Caracas dispatch notes President Castro’s resignation due to German tensions and revolutionary bands, with Berlin predicting a government change.
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New York
Eruber Pytkee
Spitin
Prinidiad
Gap Restaurador
Cerman
Phat Ashe
Chen
J. Gould
Towlon
Gistien Riteh
Pallas
Caracas
Castro
Parle
Germany
Venezuela
Berlin
Con Brest
Fire destroys Wheeler Transfer barn in Menasha
Fire Sunday evening totally destroyed the large barn of the Wheeler Transfer Company of Menasha, causing about 20 loss. Hay and silo losses were principal, and water power concerns in nearby mills hope for a prolonged flow as winter remains high. Funeral held for the late George Handler, famed for a prior trance occurrence. a wake stunner, and physicians puzzled by the trance. J P Oberweiser returns from Montana due to wife’s illness. Catholic Knights hold initiation at St Marys hall with 125 attendees. 25 initiates. Poet W. D. Liseack to contest a debt case. adjourned two weeks. Old Manpenson on Fourth Street dies at 76, survived by wife and son Fred.
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Waeeelee Transfer Company of
Menasha
Teada
Yenen Ao
Neenah-Menasha
Wis
Wheeler Transfer Company of
Twin Cities
Appleton
George Handler
Mr. Handler
Handler
J. P. Oberweiser
Rilings
Montana
Oberweier
St. Elizabeth's Hos Ail
Catholic Knights Hell
St. Mars 'S Grehent Hall
J. OM. Callalan
Neenah
J. J. Sherman
Gua Kellar
Addaressee
Mr. Hans
M. Schortz
W. Dg. Liseack
Ashland
Police Brown
Gehring Hotel
Jurtlee MrGinn
Bouck and Hilton
Oshkosh
Fourth Street
Fred
Neon
Earth Tremors Reported Across Continent From Italy to Bavaria
Earth shocks were reported across Europe. In Cueno northern Italy a slight shock occurred this morning, while yesterday shocks rattled areas between Landau and Woerth in southern Bavaria, frightening residents but causing no damage.
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London
Cueno
Italy
Landau
Woerth
Bavaria
Two candidates poised for spring judicial ballot in Wisconsin
Madison lawyers push for Judge Slebecker and William Ruger as names on the spring ticket while attorney general opinion signals possible late nominations. Greene of Green Bay not a candidate for the unexpired term, citing business ties and reluctance to contest.
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Mivlinou, Wik
Wiliam Ruger
Janesville
I. 1
Slebecker
Madixon
Teaguier
WiHam Ruger
Jwike Stebecker
Stebecker
Gene Era Biba
Stiles Deshred
Ays
Madison
Greene
Green Bay
Hicks Faces Move for State Supreme Bench Seat
Ex-attorney general E. R. Hicks gains strong backing from Oshkosh lawyers and the Winnebago County Association as talk grows of his appointment to the Wisconsin Supreme Court to succeed the late Justice Bardeen. Madison bar meeting likely to endorse a candidate. Hicks expresses willingness if chosen, citing honor and service. Judge Goss and A. J. Barber voice support for Hicks or other regional candidates.
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E.R. Wicks
Supreme Bench of
State
Clov
Bardeen
Winnebago County
Hicks
State Bar Association
Madison
Oshkosh
Northwestern
Hinmeans
A. H. Goss
Municipal Court
A. J. Barber
Jacks
Milwaukee Students Punished for Disorderly Conduct
Special to The Evening Wisconsin from Madison reports two university students Saya Harry W. Guipe and Abraham GC Forrester were charged in municipal court with disorderly conduct after assaulting Policeman Harry Davenport while he urged a group to go home. They paid $25 and costs. faculty may expel them.
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Wis
Martha
Wisconsin
Madison
Saya
Harry W. Guipe
Abraham GC. Forrester
Racine
Harry Davenport
Meaded Builty
Maes
Polic
Snow in Iowa and Illinois Report Snow Storms
Des Moines reports three inches of snow in the valley with ongoing snowfall and little wind, suggesting no delays to rail traffic. In Peoria Illinois a heavy snowstorm began at noon, with warm air causing rapid melting as the snow falls.
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Des Moines
State Indies
Illinots
Peoria
Brawl at Fond du Lac ends with arrest warrant
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin March 23 Fred Brettbramer armed with a weapon confronted Thoms Wilton in a tavern dispute over a card game. A brawl erupted with a group of men. the barkeeper intervened and Brettbramer fled but was later held on a warrant awaiting further action.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Fred Brettbramer
Albert Erke
Brettbramer
Thoms Wilton
Brawt
Dlés
Uretar
Miners Killed In Gas Explosion At Athena Mine
An explosion at the Athena Coal Company mine in Menard County near Springfield Illinois killed six men and badly injured several others. Nine men were inside. two escaped. Names listed include Hogers Knake Gerndorff Patrick Noel Maers and injured Carl Joernnich. An attempted entry opening caused gas to ignite.
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Axsvctstest Prev
Springflel
Athens Coal Company
Athena
Menard
County
Springhela
Jdl Hogers
Fred Knpke
Gerndorff
James Patrick
Noel David Maers
Carl Joermnich
Woman Cannot Murder in Associated Dress
A weak and sentimental jury acquitted Mrs Wiurkowski of complicity in her husband’s murder. Judge Neff condemned the panel as he sentenced Charles Janowski to the penitentiary for the same case. Hypnosis defense tried to show Janowski was influenced by the woman. In Hamilton Ohio a grand jury moved to Knapp’s case, with proceedings continuing. In Laurel county Kentucky Deputy Sheriff Castell and George Little were killed after a shootout with Inman who hid in an outbuilding.
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Cleveland
Wiurkowski
Charles Janowski
Janowsel Wengiven
Charles Castell
Albert
Laurel County
Inman
American Fall Ice Jam Dries Niagara River for First Time in 55 Years
The American fall is nearly dry due to an ice jam from Lake Erie that blocked the river, permitting crowds to walk the exposed riverbed and hunt for relics. Horseshoe fall remains largely unaffected. the Three Sister area and Goat and Luna islands show a starkly reduced flow. The dry spell may last several days.
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Associated Press
Niagara Falls
Lake Erie
Niagara
Goat
Luna Islands
The Morgan Forger in Bankruptcy Inquiry
London creditors meet in the Count Maurice de Bowlarie case tied to forged J P Morgan signatures on bric a brac bills. Sir Alfred Hickmann leads claims totaling about 160000 dollars. assets listed at 7535 dollars. De Bowlarie vanished amid the forgery scandal.
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Associated Press
London
Maurice de Bowlarle
J. P. Morgan
Sir Alfred Hickmann
British
Tron Traida Association
Hetter
de Losdaric
Mr. Morgan
Wright's Plea Rejected In London Extradition Case
The home office rejected Whitaker Wright's plea and refused to withdraw extradition proceedings. He must remain in New York for return to Lonian on his own record.
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Associated Press
London
Home Office
Whitaker Wright
Lonian
New York
Mark Twain Ill at Riverdale Home in New York
Associated Prose reports author Mark Twain suffered bronchial trouble at his Riverdale residence in New York. His physician said on leaving late last night that the writer would be able to resume work shortly.
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Associated Prose
New York
Mark Twain
Riverdale
Flood Threatens Pettibone Park Area and Citywide Lowland
Widespread flood warnings blanket the region as Pettibone Park and nearby neighborhoods flood. Many residents in the tower portion of the city may have to leave their homes. Rural areas report farmsteads isolated and roads under several feet of water. Levees around New Orleans hold as the Mississippi River inchs toward twenty one feet, with continued high water and refuge arrivals from the break near Trhes banding.
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Associated Press
Tas Crosse
Wila
Pettibonc Park
Ui Tower
New Orleans
St. Mareh
Weather Bureau
Oshkosh Law Library Forming in Winnebago County
Attorneys of Winnebago County push creation of Oshkosh Law Library to house complete official state reports and other sets. A special committee will incorporate the organization, set capitalization near 5000 dollars, and determine dues based on usage across Oshkosh, Menasha, and Sheboygan areas.
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Oshkosh Law Library
Winnebago County
Aasuchi Leon
Moses Hooper
M. C. Phn
Oj. Barber
F.C. Stewart
J. W. Tame Wie
Argu
Wip
Atate
United States Supreme Courts
Madama
Louisiana
Georgia
Delaware
Fi Im
J. CO. Thompson
Audi Firma
Oshkosh Yacht Club elects new members and plans regatta site
The Oshkosh Yacht club held a Saturday meeting at the Athearn hotel electing new members. A three member committee will confer with the park commissioners on improvements for North park to host the Inland Lake Yachting association regatta next August. The club discussed bridge removal, harbor dredging, and land for a club house with site decisions due soon. President Maxcy of the Waterworks company is to arrive home from Mexico tomorrow.
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Oshkosh Yacht Club
Athearn
H. I. Weed
William J. Hay
Frank H. Libbey
Board of Park Commissioners
North Park
Inland Lake Yachting Association
Park Board
Yacht Club
Miller’a Bay
Secs
Ingoon
Plana
Merritt Street
Oshkosh Waterworks Company
Maxcy
Mexico
Club to decide on possible Waterworks site purchase
The club is expected to announce whether it can buy the Waterworks property after a forthcoming decision. The outcome will determine the acquisition path and future use of the site.
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Ft Il
Oshkosh Delinquent Tax Paid Totals Report
City Treasurer R A Spink paid county tax of 43 406 45 plus state tax earlier for Oshkosh bringing total city payments to 373 208 37. Delinquent amount returned 6 167 95 marks best proportion of returns by him since tenure. State and county tax last year 72 787 31. delinquent 34 493 54. Year prior delinquent taxes 36 799 48 on total tax 365 526 44 or about 600 more delinquent than this year. Delinquent tax by real estate 80 percent and personal property 642.
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R. A. Spink Pauid
Oshkosh
Trial in Municipal Court Over Egg Throwing Dispute
Arthur Hradley faced small offense battery charges in municipal court after a clash with Mrs. S. R. Cooper. Cooper testified the youth used profane language and threw eggs, causing facial injuries, while Hradley claimed Cooper started the confrontation and threw the first stick, with egg exposure occurring as he defended himself. Several defense witnesses attested to his good character.
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Arthur Hradley
Mra. S. R. Cooper
Mra. Cooper
Sho
Yong Man
Anderson
Sarah Crowell
E. R. John
Farlan Semple
Frank van Keuren
Died of Typhoid Fever Louis Anderson Aged 25
Louis Anderson of 125 Fourth Street died Sunday evening from typhoid fever. Funeral service likely Thursday with interment at Black Wood cemetery.
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Louis Anderson
Anness
Fourth Street
Black Wott
Local Social Notes And Service Announcements
Short notices from Martinsville to Appleton cover visits reunions and social gatherings. Dr Harvey Dale and family travel to Martinsville for rheumatism care while Mrs Abbott returns from Clinton after a visit with Mrs Paine. Eleven or so couples attend a surprise at Abrams home with relatives from Antigo Appleton Herinville and Shiocton. Funeral of Mrs Hollub at St Vincent church with grandsons among pallbearers. Charles Wonrad moves to Green Bay for Kellogg National Bank position. Christ Lutheran Church holds second English service with music by Richard Crosby Anna Weber and Monte Jones, continuing weekly.
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Harvey BR. Dale Haver
Martinsville
Ind
Abbott
Clinton
Z. W. Paine
E. L. Wickntire
Chivase
G. M. Steele
A. J
Richard Crosby
Anna Weber
Monte Jones
Secretary Endorses No Foundation for Wood Charges
Washington March 23 Secretary Robtendorfer endorses papers stating no foundation for the charges against Brig. Gen. Leonard Wood. He notes Wood acted with War Department approval as military governor and that a Cuban gift, given as gratitude, was not official action. The endorsement concludes there is no basis for the charges.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Reottodey
E. J. Rathbone
Leonard Wood
Rathbone
General Wood
Jai Ajlai
United States
Oshkosh Student Wins Inter-Normal Oratorical Contest
Normal celebrants praise Robert Wendt for victory in the Inter-Normal oratorical contest held Friday evening. Afternoon exercises featured music by the Glee club and Ladies chorus with speeches on contest preparations and the meaning of victory. A campus bonfire and parade are planned along with war dances and further reflections on the contest and future actions.
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Nornal
Oshkosh
Robert Wendt
Normal School Glee Club
Harriet Clark
Misa Kimball
B. Mack Dressten
Mr. Murphys
Miss Slewitt
Wendtz
de Kalb
Tih
Miss Graves
Miss Henderson
Drunk and disorderly arrests yield jail sentences
Mrs Macgie Dracon and Errtha Bee glen were arrested Sunday for drunk and disorderly conduct and sentenced this morning to thirty days in the county jail. The Eegieson woman was given a homeward option with a prior release, while George McMann, also charged, was released to go this morning.
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Mac¢gie Dracon
Errtha Beeglen
Eegieson
Wautoma
George McMann
Snow and Colder Tonight With Wind Shifts in Wisconsin
Indications for Wisconsin show snow flurries and a drop in temperatures tonight, Tuesday. Winds shift to a brisk breeze as a cold front moves through the state, bringing colder air and unsettled conditions.
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Beisk Mor
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