D W Stevens Shot By Coreans In San Francisco
D W Stevens diplomatic adviser to the Korean council of state was shot twice at the Ferry Building after a prior assault at the Fairmont hotel. N W Chun, a Korean, fired, wounding Stevens and a companion. a mob pursued the shooter and captured him. Stevens may recover.
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Coreax
Council OF State
Mr. Stevens
Coreanu
San Francisco
Alsa
Associated Press
Cal
Fairmont
D. W. Stevens
Seoul
Washington
N. W. Chun
Stevens
I W. Ching
Chun
H. Seaton
Central Emergency Hospital
Hill
Corean
D. W Stevens
Corean Colmcil
Corea
Woman refuses to testify after gun accident injuries
Miss Kate Lenz, daughter of Frank Lenz, permanently loses use of her right arm and endures difficult breathing from gunshot wounds as she refuses to testify against Antone Schick. Schick allegedly discharged a gun accidentally while aiming at Miss Lenz and his sister Mary Schlick on a country road. the boy involved fled and was later found by an officer. He showed no emotion during arrest.
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Associated Press
Menominee
Mich
Kate Lenz
Frank Lenz
Antone Schick
Miss Lenz
Mary Schlick
Rush to Pleasure Peak Opens Early at Coney Island
More than 30 400 people visited Coney Island as spring arrived early. Crowds packed frankfurters, roller coasters, and merry go rounds, proving island amusements prepared for a protracted season despite missing big park attractions.
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Associated Press
New York
Coney Island
Exodtus
Plantz Denies Report On Educational Board Policy
President Samuel Plantz of Lawrence University, in Appleton, denied a printed report claiming the general educational board seeks only one college within a hundred miles and would create junior colleges in that region. He said the board would not impose arbitrary policy and exists to aid colleges, not embarrass them.
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Associated Press
Miwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Appleton
Samuel Plantz
Lawrence University
General Educational Board
Plantz
Educational Board
Penrose Improves at Home Amid Illness
Philadelphia March 23 United States Senator Penrose, confined at home with facial erysipelas and related complications, showed much improvement today, prompting hopes for a full recovery.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
United States
Penrose
High license bill passed by Maryland Senate in Annapolis
Baltimore city faces higher license fees as the Maryland Senate approves a high license bill already passed by the house. Saloons and clubs will pay 500 next year, 750 the year after, and 1000 in the third year, with a 25 to 30 percent city tax rate reduction expected after three years.
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Associated Press
Annapolis
Baltimore City
Senate
House
Deaths at Menasha Claim Several Local Residents
A series of obituaries from Menasha Wisconsin reports the deaths of Mrs. John Zeminoger aged twenty five from pelvis abscess, Frank Den aged six from pneumonia and brain fever, Mrs Ellen Heule formerly Fitch born February 4 1870, an infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Rasmussen, and other funeral notices. Also notes a critically ill Mrs John McKendlass and local huntsmen shooting complaints.
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Menasha
Wis
John Zeminoger
Kaukauna Street
Frank den
Main Street
Den
Ellen Heule
Lawson Street
Heule
Miss Fitch
Appleton
T. Fitch
Florence Fitch
George Smith
Neenah
Howard
Clarence Fitch
Mr. Kerns
F. C. Rasmussen
West Menasha
Harnetta
Trinity Lutheran
Helmes
Mary Kalenowski
St. John's Church
Father Schmitz
John McKendlass
River Street
John Mohr
Oshkosh
Menacha
Tony Campo
Masha
T. Luechenbach
Milwaukee
Morman Ellison
A. C. Wilson
Wisconsin Central District
Manitowoog
Emily Canfield
Menasha Library
Menasha Ladies’ Study Club
A “I DuBore
Chicago
Fifty Years Old Philadelphia Clearing House Observes Birthday
The Philadelphia Clearing House Association marked its semi centennial with a dinner at the Bellevue-Stratford hotel. Thirty two city banks attended, representing the full membership. deposits have grown from 26 million to nearly 240 million over fifty years, while Philadelphia’s population tripled and bank deposits increased fifteenfold.
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Philadelphia Clearing Suns Association
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Clearing House Association
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Madison man sentenced for revenue crime amid mistreatment claims
Bert Holdridge aged twenty from Madison was charged in federal court with selling unstamped cigars to George McDonald after a three year Green Bay reformatory burglary sentence. Judge Smith imposed six months and a ten dollar fine with suspension. Holdridge accused Green Bay of mistreatment and requested investigations by Judge Sanborn Governor Davidson and Secretary Tappins. He cited a two dollar seventy five cent pair of glasses as proof of hardship.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Bert Holdridge
Smith
Green Bay Reformatory
George Rolph
George McDonald
Olridge
Green Bay
Sanborn
Davidson
Tappins
Board of Control
American Fleet Visit Boosts Japan Ties
March reports urge welcoming the American fleet as proof of firm friendship between the United States and Japan. Newspapers praise the invitation and predict the fleet’s November arrival will demonstrate enduring goodwill and unity, with calls for generous reception funding.
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Associated Press
Tokin
America
Japan
Fifteen Caledonia youths jailed in fish shooting case
A Racine dispatch reports fifteen sons of leading Caledonia farmers were brought to municipal court for shooting fish. Deputy Game Warden Pugh filed the complaint. Most defendants were not convicted as the examination collapsed, but one man paid a fee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Racine
Caledonia
Pugh
Wisconsin Voters to Choose Supreme Court Justice
Wisconsin voters on April 7 will select a new Supreme Court justice to fill the vacancy created by Chief Justice Casseday's death. Three candidates are nominated: Robert M. Bashford of Madison, John Garney of Rhinelander, and William Ruger of Janesville. Bashford is a long-time Madison lawyer, law professor, and former state university law college lecturer.
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Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Casseday
Robert, M. Bashford
Madison
Tragic Milwaukee double suicide after ice cream poisoning
In Milwaukee on March 22 Nettie Plaschek, 17, died from strychnine in ice cream given by Leo Wojenski, who then killed himself. Police and doctors arrived as the girl died, and Wojenski confessed remorse before dying. the tragedy was linked to parental opposition to their planned marriage.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Nettie Plaschek
Ida Plaschek
Tenth Avenue
Leo Wojeinski
Wojeinski
Wojcinski
Empire Theater
Mitchell Street
Joseph F. Quinn
Forest Home Avenue
Sven
Deaths and Funeral Plans in Virginia and Indiana Notices
Reports of deaths include Mrs. Jacquet of Fond du Lac awaiting funeral arrangements with burial planned at Forest Home cemetery. Col John W Fairfax of Richmond dies at Leesylvania at eighty, famed as Longstreet aide and Civil War veteran with estates Bell Grove and Lee family home. Hermann Lieber of Flagstaff Arizona dies suddenly. head of H Lieber company, a major western art retailer.
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Forest Home Cemetery
Jacquet
Fond du Lac
John W Fairfax
Richmond
Jonn Walter Fairfax
Leesylvania
Prince William County
Sorrel
Long Street
Fairfax
Longstreet
Monroe
Bell Grove
Leesburg
Lee
Potomac
Herman Leber
Indianapolis
Ind
Hermann Lieber
Flage Staff
Ariz
Ead
Prince de Sagan Reported En Route To Renew Ties With Gould
Prince de Sagan, traveling under the alias W E Thompson, reportedly passed Levis on Saturday en route to New York to seek a renewal of his attentions to Mme Anna Gould. He reportedly registered as Thompson at a New York hotel and later left for Washington after dining with the Gould party.
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Quebec
Que
Prince de Sagan
Levis
Thoen
New York
Hame of Thompson
Prince Helle de Sagan
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Helia
W. E. Thompson
Gould
Aime
Taking of Teatimony in Act ion Brought by Philipp Against McClure’s
In New York on March 23 a U S circuit court trial opened for Emmanuel L Philipp, Milwaukee Union Refrigerator president, suing McClure’s Magazine for 100000 in libel over articles by Ray Stannard Baker implying rebates from railways. Witnesses described the case and possible witness La Follette.
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G. L. Philipp
Milwaukee
McClure
Wint Baker
Mas
Associated Press
New York
United States Circuit Court
Emmanuel L. Philipp
Union Refrigerator Company
McClure Company
Philipp
McClure’s
Ray Stannard Baker
Valiweya
Robert
State Railvy Commission
Robert M la Follette
Wisconsin
Faker
la Follette
Philipe
fJe
Union Refrigerator Transit Company of
Tylroads
Baker
Railway Commission
Union
Worthern
Northern Refrigera+tor company
Aunml
Leopold Eidlitz Dead Leading Architect of Nation
Leopold Eidlitz a prominent figure in American architecture died at his West Eighty ninth street home at forty four. Born in Prague he studied in Vienna and Europe then designed landmarks including Christchurch St Louis St George's Church and the Brooklyn Academy of Music. He authored The Nature and Function of Art published in 1881.
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Associated Frese
New York
Leopold Fidlitz
West Eighty-ninth Street
Eidlitz
Prague
Bohemia
Vienna
Europe
Albany
Christchurch
St. Louis
St. George's Church
This City
Brooklyn Academy of Muel
Jacob Rltn
Baltimore
Jacob Kine
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Newport News
General Kine
Pennsylvania
John W. Whiston
Buffalo
N. Y
John Ware Whiston
America
Elena Sanz Heirs Sue Over King Alfonso XII Annuity
Judges visited the palace to obtain evidence in the Elena Sanz affair. Elena Linz, a Spanish actress once linked to King Alfonso XII, allegedly possessed letters from the king. Her heirs claim an annuity intended for her, to revert to them after her death, while the queen mother testified about destroyed letters and payments to Salmeron. The case moves to the supreme court for trial.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Elena Sanz
Elena Sonz
Alfonso XII
Benor Salmeron
Senor Abella
Elena Linz
Hing
Salmeron
Sal- Meron
Pria
Paolucci Dies On Scaffold In Washington
Italian Joseph Paolucci was hanged in Washington on March 23 for the murder of Elizabeth Dodge in September 1906. The Italian ambassador appealed for clemency claiming an unfair trial, but the president refused to commute the sentence.
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Associated Prev
Washington, D. C
Joseph Paolucci
Elizabeth V. Dodge
Paolucci
Will Locate on Ranch in North Yakima
Frank Beery and family from River Falls Wisconsin intend to locate on a ranch near the city in North Yakima Washington on March 2. His father Jean M Beery lives in North Yakima and Rogerla McKingle of Tlaupaca Wisconsin has bought land nearby to make a home.
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North Yakima
Wash
Frank Beery
Famiy
River Falls
Wis
Jeaan M. Beery
North Yakima, By
Rogerla McKingle
Tlaupaca
Chandelier Incident Sparks Panic at Muskegon Church
In Muskegon Michigan March 23 a chandelier crashed into the aisle during the closing hymn at Fourth Reformed Church. Twenty worshipers panicked but the choir continued as the pastor Calmed the crowd. A lamp spill set a carpet blaze which was quickly extinguished and an orderly exit followed.
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Associated Press
Muskegon
Mich
Fourth Reformed Church
J. N. Brock
Thave
Lampa
Governor Curtis Guild Nearing End After Poisoning
Boston March 24 Gov Curtis Guild's chances of recovery from arsenic poisoning have declined markedly in the last day amid a three week battle. Medical officials reported his vitality continuing to falter with little remaining strength as the crisis persisted.
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kBy Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Gov. Curtis Guild
Llttle
Terre Haute Man Dies in Unusual Manner
John Gulick former Terre Haute businessman and Indiana colony member in Pasadena died after swallowing an amount of oil at his lips then taking acid. News from Terre Haute dated March 23 reports the unusual death, noting his long tenure in Pasadena California.
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Associated Press
Terre Haute
Ind
John Gulick
Indiana
Pasadena
Cal
le Hirst
Sensational developments in candy poisoning trial
Kansas City March 23 adjourned trial resumes in circuit court at Kansas City Kansas. Mrs Morasch is accused of poisoning four year old Ruth Alliser and handwriting tests on a candy box letters in evidence. The case also involves Gen Richard C Horne charged with the murder of H J Groves, managing editor of The Post.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
D. Woodward
Kansas City Post
Omaha
Richard C. Horne
H J. Groves
The
Post
Tillman in ill health delays return to Washington
A telegram from Senator Tillman said he is slowly improving but cannot guess when he can return to Washington for the current session. The message, signed by Tillman, notes grave doubt about his ability to attend further proceedings.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Seniator
Miman
Washington
Congress
Mills Reduce Wages Across New Bedford and Rhode Island Mills
Notices posted today announce about a ten percent wage cut targeting 22 000 workers across New Bedford mills and Rhode Island cotton clothers. The changes take effect April 6, with 18 000 cloth mill workers and 6 000 yarn mill workers affected.
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Associated Reas
New Bedford
Mass
New Bedford Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Pittsfield
Maren
Inx
Plantey Gensral
Rhone Island
Providence
Writ
Rhode Island
King Manuels Uninjured Arm Report Denies Madrid Claim
A Madrid newspaper report claiming King Manuel of Portugal was wounded and needed an amputation after an assassination attempt is officially denied. The statement said to have been published in El Mundo is untrue.
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Associated Prews.y Tisbon
el Mundo
Madrid
Manuel
Portugal
Fong Carlos
Nevice
Man Attempts Suicide In Front Of Family In Milwaukee
A man named George Mantell of Moguth attempted to kill himself by shooting but survived after sustaining a serious wound. He was treated at an Avhiind hospital, with the incident witnessed by his family in Milwaukee on March 22.
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Milwaukee
Wis
George Mantell
Moguth
Maine Representative Littlefield Resigns from Congress
A letter from Representative Charles E. Littlefield of Maine to Speaker Gannon announcing his resignation from Congress effective September 3 was read in the House in Washington March 22.
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Ansociated Press
Washington, DC
Gannon
Charles E. Littlefield
Maine
Congress
House
Extradition Request for Paul Ray Reaches Paris Embassy
A request from Washington for the extradition of Paul Ray to the United States arrived at the American embassy in Paris this afternoon and was handed to the French foreign office for action.
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Associated Press
Parle
Paul Ray
United States
Washington
Bishop Foss Ill In Philadelphia First District
Cyrus D Foss of the Methodist Episcopal church is seriously ill at his Philadelphia home. In other news, Robert Goin a city visitor was arrested on Main Street after a drunken and disorderly conduct charge and sentenced to pay a 32 dollar fine plus costs or serve eight days in the workhouse.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Cyrus D. Foss
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert Goin
Main Street
Ragatz
Supreme Court Strikes Minnesota Rail Rate Law Penalties
The U S Supreme Court denied Minnesota Attorney General Edward P Young a writ of habeas corpus in a contempt case over the state railway rate law. The decision ruled the Minnesota freight and passenger rate regulation unconstitutional on its face due to enormous penalties for disobedience. Justice Harlan dissented arguing state federal balance implications. A separate decision in North Carolina rail rate dispute favored Wood and sustained federal court authority, invalidating the state law.
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Associated Presa
Washington, D. AG
Supreme Court of the United States
Edward P. Young
Minnesota
United States Circuit Court of
Aat
Fackham
Harlan
Justice Harlan
North Carolina
United States
Washington, DC
Thomas F Tranter
Runcombe County
N. C
James H. Wood
Southern Railway
Asheville
Wood
Theatrical Probers Prepare Washington Copyright Hearings
A delegation of theatrical producers from the National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers heads to Washington to press for a new copyright law. The group includes Augustus Willum A Brady and Joseph Grismer among others, with reps from Dramatic and Comedy clubs, the Lambs club, and the Authors and Composers league among participants.
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New York
Marcel
Washington
Natonal Association of Theatrical Producing Managers
Augustus Willum A Brady
Dari Heharks
Dallngham
Joseph Fisnig
Dole Parke
George ML Loner
Jules Murray
Henry B Haris
Tovd Jacqus
Charles & Bluney
Joseph Grismer
Gus Eawerds
Samuel A. Schrimer
al EE Woods
Moeligs Ey Codley
Lignon Jonson
Words and Music gaRotlation
Lambs’ Club
Conyright League
The
White Hats
Authors and Composers’ League
Rock Island Daily News Plant Damaged by Dynamite Blast
Dynamite exploded in a press at the Rock Island Daily News printing plant about 2:20 this morning destroying the machine and nearly wrecking the building. The News, founded three years ago by John Looney, a lawyer, has recently focused on gambling elements in Rock Island and Chicago. Looney was indicted last June on conspiracy extortion and criminal bet charges but has not been tried on those counts yet.
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Ey Asanciaten Press
Tork Ishind
Rock
Investigation Report On Robbery Aboard Vessel Milwang
AP Washington report details an onboard robbery on the Milwang during practice near Magdalena Bay. A $9500 safe funds loss is suspected to have occurred after precautions were taken. The robber is believed to have obtained the combination.
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Asociated
Washington DCC
Tarert
Magdalena Bay
Count Leo Tolstoy Returns to Work After Illness
Report from Yasnava Poiana says Count Leo Tolstoy, suffering from influenza for several days, has regained health and is back at work taking daily exercise.
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Moscow
Yasnava Poiana Saya
Leo Toistoi
General Fair Weather Forecast for Wisconsin Area
Weather bulletin reports generally fair conditions with rising sun and mild temperatures. Notes include a forecast for Tuesday with potential light mud and temperate readings, barometer readings, and temperature trends from Sunday afternoon through Monday evening.
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Wisconsin
Burreay
S Heymann
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Porson
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Anba Gould
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Leopold Eidlitz
Icles Jacquet
Jules Jacequet
Hyattsville
William #. Hooker
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Eugene Dixon
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