Woman Bosses Mayoral Assault in Topeka Office
In Topeka reporter Miss Blanche Boise, aide to Mrs Nation, horsewhips Mayor Parker in his city hall office at about 3 A M The nurse and 33 year old assailant struck him three times then he overpowered her and dragged her into the hall Boise vows to horse whip the governor declaring political wrongdoing and murders as motives The incident follows allegations of open joints and local crime in Topeka
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Associated Press
Topeka
Blanche Pgolse
Nation
Parker
Miss Boise
Corbett's Challenge Mentioned For Possible Match
Billy Deleacy states no official Corbett challenge received yet. If one arrives in the event Fitzsimmons withdraws, Deleacy’s camp would consider a match with Corbett or another strong contender, preferably Fitzsimmons, with Los Angeles fight plans tied to a carnival close date. Titus to sail for Henley regatta training in June after winning national rowing title.
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San Francisco
Cal
Billy Deleacy
Jeffried
Corbett
Wis
Fitzsimmons
Los Angeles
C.S. Titus
London
Putney
Henley Rowing Association
Relentless pursuit leads to Salina postoffice raid case
The US government trails George Trons across 5500 miles in a 13 month chase led by Inspector D W Peters from Mississippi to the Pacific. Trons faces a Salina post office robbery charge after capture and return to Kansas where a federal grand jury indicts Irons Gibbs Taggert and Albert Taggert for related robberies.
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Wey
Rresay
Wichita
Kaa
United States
George Trons
D. W. Peters
Kansas City
Mississippi
Pacific Coast
Peters
Kansas
Salina
Irons
Albert Gibbs
Ray Taggert
Albert Taggert
Bay State Women Win Noted Roles at Federal Club Meet
Massachusetts delegates to the General Federation of Women's Clubs biennial convention in Los Angeles will lead at least two sessions. Notable programs include a Literature evening led by Mrs. Ward of Cambridge and Mrs. West of Summerville, Civics, and Education sessions with Eien C. Sabin of Milwaukee overseeing education.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
General Federation of Women
C Cubs
Massachusetts
Bay State
Mra. D. T. Denison
New York
Twentieth Infantry Arrives at Fort Sheridan
The Twentieth regiment has completed a 10.09 mile march from Maniulan and is now stationed at Fort Sheridan. Formed in 1865, the unit has mostly served in Texas Kansas and Montana, with past Indian service. Generals Wheaton Hawking Bates held senior posts in its history.
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Tye
Chicago
San Francisco
Fort Sheridan
Mississippi River
Texas
Kansans
Montana
Tieventh Infantry
Cube
FT Caney
Cus Orn
Wheaton
Alao
Hawking
Bates Wan
Roads Enjoined Over Interstate Rate Discrimination
In federal court today a temporary restraining order was issued against six toll roads entering Chicago. The order lasts to June 1 or further court orders, protecting against alleged rate discrimination by the toll roads.
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Ascotated
Prees Chicano
Tage Grotecup
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
Almshouse to Wealth Carded From Poverty
Joseph Zane, once a pauper, left the almshouse for Baltimore to seek his share of a uncle’s estate valued at $500,000. The pauper’s share is estimated around $100,000. Nieces Ellen Claridge and Georgia Kelley, who run a small grocery and live in humble circumstances, also receive nearly equal bequests.
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Associated Press
New York
Joseph Zane
Almahouse
kor= ton
Baltimoore
Ellen Claridge
Amar &Rocery
Georgians Kelley
Aria
Russia Faces Turmoil as University Plans Collapse Stirs
Reports from St. Petersburg describe an attempt to reopen the university on March 16 amid student pledges against disorder. The unrest extends to seminaries with nineteen closed, while rural districts see growing tensions as authorities deploy demonstrations and police actions to maintain order.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
St. Petersburg University
Munday
Ito
Poltava
St Petersburg
Tolsto
2Stana- Suli
Torea
Moscow
M. Subbatoi
Alexander Il
Kremlin
Princess Marie of Wied Dies in Leuvold Prussia
Dowager Princess Marie of Wied dies at Leuvold Prussia on March 4, aged Sora January 2. Also reported death of Richard Hock, famed scout of the Custer era, at his ranch near Kenne’s Lake after a fatal accident. Rock helped alert Custer, later served in government expeditions and wildlife counting missions in Yellowstone. Professor Charles W. Kemper of the University of Michigan dies in Cuba after a long career in mechanics education.
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Associated Press
Leuvold
Prussia
Marie of Wied
Sora
Iss
Butte
Mont
Richard Hock
Kenne’s Lake
Rock
Custer
Sitting Bull
Reneral
Yeliswsiene Park
Kemper
Texington
Charles W. Kemper
A. M
University of Michigan
Cuboa
Vadie
Romocky University
Beet Sugar Plans Take Root in Colorado and New York
Associated Press reports the American Sugar Refining Co moves to enter the beet sugar industry in Colorado and New York after two weeks of investigation. Two dozen counties including Weld, Las Animas, and Jefferson see beet land options and refinery sites while Mr Nitsehaa secures land options for cultivation and processing plants.
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Associated Teces
Denver
March M
Repahean
American Sugar Refining Company
Colombo
Henry FE
New York
Consis
American Sugar Company
Cali
Toutder
Weld
Latimer
Ataphoe
Jefferson
Morran
Washington
Laras
Nitsehaa
Toe
Bret Sugar Companies
Boers Capture Town Report From Pretoria Missionary
A Pretoria envoy reports to the Associated Press that Rivteek West, a 15 million inhabitant town near Cape Town, has fallen to Boer forces. The claim comes from Rev. Dr. WD Von Brouhuen who is in the U S on behalf of the cause and has received private advices.
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WD. von Brouhuen
Pretoria
South Africa
Gorr
Rivteek West
Cape Town
Cape Colony
Peace talks in South Africa raise cautious hopes
London reports that Lord Kitchener may lift the banishment decree if General De Wet and other Boer leaders surrender. Schalkburger party visits Pretoria under a flag of truce and meets Kitchener, with officials arguing over authority and the likelihood of a negotiated peace amid a difficult military situation.
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Associated Prese
D Londo
Associated Press
Lord Kitchener
Schalihurger
de Wet
London
Pretoria
Pre
Schalkburger
Roere
Penes
Ff Theield
Mr. Schickburger
Orange River Colony
Ritich
South Africa
Orange River
Alles
Caudone
Tordchener
Lord Lansdow
Herlands
Transvaal
Schaikburger
Steyn
Pall Mat Gacetta
Delarey
Lee
Commons
House of Commons
Brodrick
Schatkburger
Triumphal Arches for Eighth Wisconsin Catholic Benevolent Convent
At the last arrangements committee meeting for the eighth Wisconsin German Catholic Benevolent Convention plans were set to erect several triumphal arches along the parade route on Monday May 7. The Arion Band will head the grand parade with local cadets and church groups participating. Members will wear uniforms as invitations pour in for the gathering and the event promises notable ceremonial pageantry.
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German Catholic Benevolent Socio
Wisconsin
Gones
Aml
Arion Band
Knicnis
St. George and
St. Francia
Varrangenciia Camadiies
Crane Lumber Company to Move from Tomahawk Wis
The Crane Lumber Company formerly of Tomahawk Wisconsin will relocate to Fond du Lac to operate wholesale and retail lumber yards at the corner of Scott and Lieske streets. AL R Crane will run the business in Fond du Lac as timber held by the Tomahawk operation has been cut and the mill sold. Crane has spent twelve years in the Tomahawk lumber trade and now resides in Fond du Lac.
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Crane Leaamber Company
Tomahask
Wis
Fond du Lac
Tarner
Scott and
Lieske
AL RL Crane
Tomahawk
Cit
Crane
Sac
Cits
Statue of late President Meine sent for bronze casting
From New York the first statue of the late President Meine has been delivered to a Providence foundry for bronze casting. It will be prepared for memorial day ceremonies in Munson, Michigan, where it is to stand. Major McKinley arranged the measurements and ensured the statue is well equipped for the undertaking.
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Associated Ress
New York
Meine
Providence
Munteon
Mich
McKinley
Hepburn pure food bill advances in House
Washington March 24 1910 The House Interstate and foreign commerce committee votes to report the Hepburn pure food bill to curb adulteration misbranding and interstate traffic in foods beverages and drugs. The measure framed by the national pure food congress is supported by an almost unanimous vote.
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Associated Prosa
Washington, D.C
House Committee On Interstate and Foreign Commerce
National Pure Food Congress
Cuse
District of Columbia
House
Senate
Messrs. Payne
New York
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Richardson
Tennessee
Messrs
Bingham
Hemingway
Indiana
Ldvingstone
Georgia
Rhea
Kentucky
Bowie
Alabama
Hale
Maine
Committee of Fisheries
United States
Lodge
Massachusetts
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Secretary of War
John Dolan
Portland
Ore
Arthur Saint Clare
Moores Creek
North Carolina
Eagle Harbor
Keeweennt
Mich
South Dakot
Pissburs
Georgetown
States
Cullom
Warren
Teller
Atfrich
Allison
Val
Ping Pong in New York Relocation Noted
A fragmented note reports ping pong activity in New York with references to a relocation and seating changes. The garbled text mentions Bridger and Mis Feranes with unclear actions and a command ahead of a rap, reflecting a disrupted account of a sport scene and venue shifts.
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New York
Buhards
Supreme Court Adjourns For Holiday Recess
Washington March 21 The Supreme Court announced a short recess after delivering several opinions. Justices adjourn the session until Monday, April 7 in observed holiday period.
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Ascocneld
Washington, P
Supreme Court
Cholera Death Toll Rises in Mecca and Medina
In Jedda Arabia on March 25 Associated Press reports 470 deaths from cholera in Mecca and Medina over the last ten days.
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Associated Presa
Jedda
Arabia
Meccas
Medina
Miners Rally as United Mine Workers Endorses Strike
Shamokin, Pa March 24 United Mine Workers convention adopts a strike to take effect on a date set by district executives branding a last effort at reconciliation via the civic federation. The special committee draft resolutions on demands while President Mitchel plans to publicize his reaction after adjournment with no other major business reported.
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Pretoria
Schalkburger
F. W. Miltz
The
Transvaal
T.uexs Meyer
Krogh
Falmoral
Here
Belmoral
Lord
Schaikburner
Rhenvster Key
Schurger
Associates Press
Shamokin
United Ming Workers’ Convention
Aopted & rerotuQer
Distelee Executive Boards
District I
United Ming Workers of America
Acale
Mitchel
Phi
Mike
Mitchell
Neenah Names Nominees for Mayor and Officials
Neenah Wisconsin March 24 Republican ticket for mayor city treasurer and assessors elected by acclamation at the party convention held in city hall. Democrat convention selects Charles Schultz for mayor George Jagerson treasurer John Bryan and John Gavin for assessors. Wedding noted Christina Sorenson and L C Hanson married at Danish Lutheran church. Other items include vagrancy cases and mention of fish wardens and a hotel proposal in Menasha area.
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Neenah
Wis
F. J. Baird
Democratic Ucket
Charles Schultz
George Jagerson
John Bryan
John Gavin
Gustav Kalfahs
E. P. Marsh
Carl Clausen
Kalfohs
March
John Brynan
Christina Sorenson
L. C. Hanson
Chicago
Justice McGinn
Wlm. Jones
Vickerel
Thoredar Stent
Bart
Pear
Tie Miguth
Menasha
Rui
William Ketech
Wantoms
Regani
WTA. Poqaeyr NV Tretesen
Toe
Niles Foasrusrr
G. AL
Murder and death by own action case reported
Police cite evidence of a double murder and death by own action after James Tower and his wife were found dead in their home. A scene described shows a child nearby and a stove with fire alight as part of the investigation.
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Chierce
James Tower
Tie
Theie Clehiesear
Daveneret
Higgins in Town Amid Election Wind Direction
Thomas Wysina of Neenth, tied to a congressional nomination, visited the city on electric railway ventures. Higgins declined to announce candidacy, saying his supporters drive any actions, while he seeks direction of political wind before committing himself.
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Thomas Wysina
Neenth
Secretary Untiedcock Denies Retirement Rumors
Secretary Untiedcock Hog returned from St. Louis after the death of his brother and denied any plan to retire or abandon cabinet duties. He refused to discuss reports of possible resumption of responsibilities once held by his deceased relative in directing their private western business.
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Presa
Striking Papermakers gain hope as hours extend
Neenah Wisconsin March 24 A conference between Kimberly and Clark and a local Brotherhood of Papermakers extended the short hour schedule indefinitly beyond April 5. Several mills including Fox River Gilbert Menasha and Neenah Paper will continue the plan, boosting morale amid a pending crisis as talks with mill owners proceed. A mass union meeting yielded no publishable results while two leaders, Thomas Higgins and J B Jasperson, were chosen to push for a settlement ahead of next Saturday's session. In Menasha the Democratic city convention will choose the next mayor, with Republicans signaling support for the candidate Henry Fitzgibbon who may accept if pressed.
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Northwestern
Neenah
Wis
Kimberly & Clark Paper Company
Brotherhood of Papermakers
Kimberly
Niagara’ ‘Moi
Fox River Company
Gilbert Paper Company
C. W. Howard Company
Menasha Paper Company
Neenah Paper Company
Armory
James Carr
Thomas Higgins
J. B. Jasperson
Itvenga
Stelkere
Menasha
Henry Fitzgibbon
Death of Mrs Hanson Widow of Early Oshkosh Lumberman
Mrs Mra 5. FC Hanson widow of a prominent Oshkosh lumberman died at her home on Wisconsin avenue after a long illness following a fall causing paralysis. Born in Holeington Maine in 184, she came to Oshkosh in LS. Survived by two daughters, Miss Falda 34 Hanson of Tits and Mrs Sabin of Portland. Funeral arrangements incomplete, private at present.
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FC Hansen
Isme Hanson
Wisconsin Avenue
Mensen
Mreke
Ron
Holeington
Maine
Oshkosh
Women in Saloons and Boys Arrested for Disorderly Conduct
Last evening in Galena near Gottiled Pucake and Orr and Main streets, Martie Hahan and others accused of drunken behavior were arrested. Also, Max Casiy, Guy Atkinson, and Will Smith, former student at Auairie school, faced charges for disorderly conduct after drinking and harassing passersby. they received short sentences after pleading.
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Martie Hahan
Costa
Orr
Annested
Max Casiy
Guy Atkinson
Metro
Will Smith
Twe Auairie
Schowl
Ofiver Dowling
Arrate
Thorning
Amity
Stone Pile
Italy Plans Tripoli Invasion and Military Expedition
A dispatch reports Italy preparing a military expedition against Tripoli in the Barbary coast. Ten large steamers chartered to carry troops, with ample ammunition stored, and short absences granted. France also eyes Tripoli as potential territory and has sent exploratory expeditions inland.
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Associated Press
New York
Tripoli
Mediterranean
Italy
France
Oshkosh Plans Noisy Welcome For Oratorical Winner
Oshkosh students greet Miss Charlotte Ray who won the Mato oratorical honors at West Superior. A mass meeting appoints committees for decorations and yells as a parade and bonfire celebration move through the city tonight with a field march from the Normal campus at 6.00.
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Old Town
Charlotte Ray
Oshkosh
West Superior
Harold Hughes
iCuneas
Rije College
Miss Ray
Weat Bue Perlor
Wisconsin Central
Welccome
Sha
Prof
H. N. Goddard
Marion Boynton
Arthur Hooton
Albertta Neff
Kent Morgan
Charles Lutze
Amay Willams
Florence Smith
Joseph P. Goebel
Oscar Thayer
Steinfeldt
Knowlox
Graves
Briggs
Esty
Rose Int Measra
Blair
Stocker
West
Cordy
Mc Cane
Jackson
Wee
Normel
Arion
W. C Hewitt
Lincoln Avenue
Church
Main
Stain
Algoma
Oshkosh Wins Internormal Oratorical Contest Honor
Oshkosh hosts the next internormal oratorical contest after River Falls Normal waives its right for seven years. Miss Charlotte Ray of Oshkosh wins the contest held in West Superior. River Falls Normal loses its claim while Stevens Point gains the Interstate association vice presidency. Officer slate includes Donald Lewis president and Amy Clark vice president.
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Oshkosh
River Falls Normal
International League
West Superior
Charlotte Ray
Interstate Association
Iowa
Finois
Missouri
Kansas
Wisconsin
Wilmar Gessell
Donald Lewis
Plattersle
Amy Clark
Misswazukee
Froelich
Clarence Hedges
Superior
Delinquency Report for Oshkosh City Treasury
Treasurer J A Spink paid 41632.72 to County Treasurer M J Furands and returned as delinquent amounts of 879? This sentence is unclear but notes delinquency figures. A rise of 6784.40 over last year is cited. The 189? tax and debt figures show city obligations and state tax payments with totals around 72767.41 and 1250? plus adjustments. The report records delinquencies and debt changes from the prior year.
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sNie
Weather Forecast Fragments From Old Turd S S
Unclear OCR fragment notes cloudy conditions and showers likely in southern areas. Mentions March 26 with northeast winds and variable temperatures. The text is garbled but reads as a brief local weather update with terse remarks and period punctuation.
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Dar
Filaca
Sets
Leneth
Pala
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Uncle Sam
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Counter
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A. J. Browne
Eltymour IldNstrr
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Gotham
Anpieton Warnard Mian
Sohnal
Avrrien
Suamomkin, PA
Bente
Civie Federation
Gustave Kalfnbs
Chas
Cileacoe Nellise
Higgins
Neeunk Man
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Kimberly & Clark Company
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