Irish Land Bill Presented Amid Warily Hope and Debate
London and Dublin dispatches report the Irish land bill moving through parliament with government plans to fund tenant purchases via new nonredeemable three quarter percent stock. The scheme aims to extend advances for land purchase while limiting cash aid, amid widespread attention and concerns over consols' sliding value and treasury costs.
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London
Wyndham Eil
House of Commons
Preland
Wis
Peers
Mishafur
Lind Teague
Howe
Ivéhind
Wyndham
Wrourdinem
Treasury
Toeh
Mer
Wood
Treland
Enghind
Land Cormids
Debied obit ruck and Anglo-American loan sale shake market
A fragment notes a light American buying in the Debied obit market as investors sold after a $75,000 Anglo-American loan purchase. The temporary rise in price was quickly erased by selling pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unent
Nore Lavery
Qnee Eighth
Was Schissler Insane When He Fired The Bullet
The trial questions whether Al Schissler was insane at the time he shot at William Kent. Defense claims an insanity defense, while the state denies it. Attorneys argued a special plea and the jury selection continues as the case unfolds.
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Mewaukes
Wis
Misler
William Kent
Lionel Smurtley
Schissler
Dusty Ba
Tassie
RAVAL ENGINEER DIES AS PIONEER NAVY CHIEF ENGINEER
Brooklyn born Rear Admiral and chief engineer ASW Mourley, OS, retired, dies at home. He served since the Civil War, helped expand Pacific and Atlantic naval forces, and guided machinery supervision for the ship Maing under construction at New York Yard before his 1900 retirement.
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Assur Ritled Prensa
York
Asw. Moureley
Brooklyn
Chiefeneer Mure
Hartford
Conn
Davy
Staderns
Navy Yard
New York
Ue Wis
Echlel Hieer
Ow York
Fist
Pitesburg
Ue Ciccone
Tratlin
Megan Petrated
Charles aAyin
Toomorrow
Clocorme
Ensenata
Lower California
Abrahan Ariana
Arron
Lower Califor
Vera
Soyeru
San Diego
la Paz
Flo
San Luiy Botest
Harriman Gains Control in Northern Railway Shuffle
Reports say the San Francisco and North Pacific Railway has passed from A W Foster to a syndicate led by E H Harriman as Southern Pacific head. The $134,084,000 price is cited. A Pennsylvan ia railroad divestiture rumor denied. George W. Davis named general freight agent at Cleveland Akron Columbus. W H Newman of New York Central deflects questions on control and his future.
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Associated Press
N Francisco
Calierate Northwestern Railway
Saint Fis
San Francisco
North Pacite Railway
A. W. Foster
Harriman
Southern Pacife Company
Philadelphia
Bennesylvania Railroad
Thit
Rockefeller-slorgan-Pennsylvania
New York Central Railway
Pennsylvani Company
Columbus
George W. Davis
Cleveland
Akron
Mr. Davis
Willam Hondgdon
Pan- Hindle
Cinetenatl
Newman
New York
Mareh
W. UW
New York Central and
Hudson River Railway
Contested Supreme Court Selection Fallout At Convention
The Northwestern Mundein reports on the heated bar association convention where S Siebegker and Ruger vie for a supreme court seat. No candidate won a majority as the body adjourned amid parliamentary clashes and factional splits. Greene supporters claim broad district backing, while Stebeck er backers note a large game delegation plurality.
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Mundein
UR Lieberkér
William Ruger
Supreme Court
Clementsey
Miia
Clemrantsan
Sichecker
Alleg Dend SC
Sulia
Sieberker
Sengier Bashford
Stebeckinghee
Hastings
Deglete
Vest
Hashford
Barkford
Gable
Corventtian
Resalvet
Doormy Welt
Depyes
Teulf
Jefersen
Poe
Greene
Mrene
Thallot
Stebecker
Stedecker
John M. Olin
George W. Bird
Purge the Lodges Q through Masonic Purge
The article reports Masons plan a purge of undesirable members. It mentions loss of charter for a lodge and a move to expel individuals linked to admissions of a figure named Shang Draper. Grand Master Crandall is cited preparing measures to extend action statewide.
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Rarotintee Press
Ray York
Uven Darte
Shang
Steinhart Named Consul General Havana Transfer Planned
Washington reports Frank M. Steinhart will be appointed consul general at Havana, with William A. Rublee transferring to a port of equal importance. A post for Steinhart as United States agent general in Vienna is also noted, replacing Carl Hailey Hurst.
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Associated Press
Washington D.C
Frank M. Steinhart
Havana
Willian A. Rublee
Ocopansshir
Stethhart
United States
Gensity Genera
Vienna
Carl Hailey Hurst
Hishop Hurst
District of Columbia
Discovery is Safe After Antarctic Expedition Arrival
The Morning, the Royal Geographical Society ship, reached Lyttelton after leaving the Discovery in Antarctica. Both ships, under Royal Geographical Society and British government auspices, set out from England in August 1601 and plan two Antarctic summers and one winter in the region, with arrival expected in August.
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Christ Church
New Zealand
Royal Geographical Society
Tdiscovery
Lyttleton
Antarcsic
Royal Society
England
Mary de Morse Schooner Lost After Collision at Sea
The schooner Mary de Morse, loaded with lumber from Port Royal to New York, was wrecked after a collision with the steamship Parthian near Nag Harbor. The Parthian signalled the loss to the tug Storm King. Parthian sustained injuries but remained afloat and repairing.
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Associated Press
Winyard Haven
Mass
Mary de. Morse
Port Royal
D. C
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Parthian
Storm King
Parthian Aere
Nag Harbor
N. 2
Jail for Degenerate: Teenager Sentenced in Green Bay Indeterminate Term
Special to The Northwestern reports Charles Hecker of Columbus was sentenced in Green Bay to a rentones of one to ten years in the ros iformatory for attempted criminal assault on a girl near his home. Hecker, nineteen, faced the charge after the incident near Tortage.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Tortage
Charles Hecker
Columbus
Sears
Green Bay
Beckerla
Castro Will Serve After Venezuela Presidency Resignation Withdrawn
Caracas reports General Castro will resume the presidency of Venezuela after withdrawing his resignation following a special address to Congress. The move ends the immediate crisis and restores Castro to the top post.
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Caracas
Congresa
Castro
Venezuela
Wisconsin Hardwood Lumbermen Meet and Plan National Tie
The Wisconsin Hardwood Lumbermen's Association held a Milwaukee meeting to discuss joining the National Lumber Manufacturers' Association. Delegates were chosen to attend the Washington convention April 20, with funds to be raised if needed. Resolutions opposed a railroad freight commission and supported road-building funding at national level.
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Percen
Wisconsin
Asboghatlom
Tumibermer
Athearnho
Tbe
Bof. McMillan
McMillen
Wis
National Lumber Manufactury Association
Wisconsin Mmardwood Lumbermen’s
Ail
National Lummer Manufacturers’ Association
Nateonal Organization
Willi J. Wager
Washington
Eugene
Wisconsin Mardwood Llumbermen’s Association
Laker
Ste Pert
Willan J. Wagsniff
Uber
M. J. Rd
Wraece Ae
Elling
Anville
Gun
Wan St. Luusk
Thorp
J. S. Qwer
Eun Claire
Wisconsin Pberwood Lambermen’s Association
Athesa Petel
DHS
Died While on Visit at Oshkosh Home
A young woman Mlag Tsabeile Herminaburgener visiting Mrs. Luke La Borde of Oshkosh died of heart trouble induced by grip after three days in the city. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Christian Therminaburgener of Tosten and would have turned 21 on April 6. Remains to be moved to the family residence Thursday morning at 7:90 over the Wisconsin Central with funeral Friday.
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Mlag Tsabeile Herminaburgener
Oshkosh Lyre
Luke la Borde
Oelock
Oshkosh
Christian Thermina Burgener
Tosten
Wisconsin Central
Death for Primary Bill Moves in State Legislature
A primary election bill faces likely defeat as opposition caucuses fail to muster enough votes. Leaders from Ta Follett and allied groups push a compromise plan to secure four votes for administration support, aiming to elect senators by direct vote and convene a federal convention. Tax and school funding debates continue with a tentative six tenths of a mill levy proposal.
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la Fullette
Committee On
Polleles
Senatore Stout
North
Merton
Roosevelt
Wits
AsseanhiadstreOt
AM Drews
Cowling
Wallrich
Thia
Graasera
Engineer Charles Sharkey dies aboard St Paul train near Menasha
Special to The Northwestern Neenah Menasha March 5 The fireman died and engineer Charles Sharkey twenty three years with C M St Paul road found in natural posture clutching the short use dead by Fireman Bone Sharkey 19 in charge of the engine that pulls the St Paul train out of Menasha each morning his run to Hilbert Junction death discovered between Menasha and Appleton Heart disease given as cause of death The telegraph reports Henry Shea Duluth death crushed between log leaves wife and two children Mr Boyce left for Duluth
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Neenah-Menasha
Charles Sharkey
C. M. & St. Paul Road
Sharkey
St. Paul
Menashi
Hilbert Junction
Menasha
Appleton
Eelbert Junction
Duluth
Menasha J
Patrick
Henry Shea
Cit
Boyce
Kerwin Not In It for Supreme Court Appointment
A special from Neenah Wisconsin reports J C Kerwin of Norvah is not a candidate for appointment as Associate Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. Milwakee and Madison factions favored him previously, but Kerwin says business pressures could prevent acceptance. He was in Milwaukee and Madison recent days and noted he could not accept if offered. He also cited many legal cases in which he is involved.
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Neensh-Monasha
Wis
Mareh
J. Cc. Kersin
Norvah
Ue Supreme Beneh Succes Jidke Burdegt
Dereas
Kerwin
Milwakee and
Madsonlier
Milwaukee
Midlvon
Kerwvitz
Kaukauna
Phate
Joseph Shumek
Menasha
Touls Zachow
Misa Nolin Haase
Clayton
Justice S
Company T
Democrat Col Weed retires from Oshkosh mayor race
Col HT Weed former state senator from the Nineteenth district renounces pursuit of Oshkosh mayoral nomination. He cites no opposition and says he will retire from the race while retaining a large circle of supporters. Weed, born in Livingston County New York, built a legal career in Oshkosh and is active in Knights of Pythias Masons Elks and other groups.
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Col
HT. Weed
Oshkosh
Acket
Weed
Livingston County
New York State
New York
Kitter
Elbert
Selens
Mont
Tame
Wixconsia
Utlea
Winnebago County
Ward
Lawrence University
Appleton
University of Wisconsin
M. de Eaton
Eaton & Weed
Buadese
Ogh= Kosh
Gata
Gistiite Siumitor
Othe
Haims
Electric Rally
Brind
Wisconsin Knights of Pythias
Wisconsin
Local notes on sports and civic events
The report mentions an Oshketh Note game, plans for a new Lowling alleys project by Wickert, a visit by Mes Fleet to the Eastern Star chapter with a 6.9 dinner, and local political contests with candidates Charlee Webber and George Christoph seeking the First ward alderman nomination. Attorney Silas Bullard travels to Madlawn for a Supreme Court argument.
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Tenim
Coates
Charlee Webber
George Christoph
Silas Bullard
Mienavha Ie
Madlawn
Supreme Court
Funeral of H. S. Chandler Arrives for Local Service
The remains of the late H. S. Chandler, who died in Chicago, arrived this evening at Loclack. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 1 o'clock from the residence of J. C. Weed, 84 Alquima Street, with Rev. Feb Matt officiating. The service follows the arrival ceremony at the home.
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Intel
S. Chandler
Chicago
Loclack
J. C. Weed
Alquima Street
Matt
Mrasey
Von
Funeral notices and guardianship filings flood local pages
Short notes record Miss Jennie Dre lyon seeking support for a December born child, a guardian petition raising Frank RK Mead’s allowance to 200 monthly, and Martha Sorensen funeral with Riverside cemetery interment. Also mentions a Wright residence meeting and several local society attendance details.
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I. H. Battin
Howard
Marshalltown
EB. Finney
Bou. Pinay
Gra
Marshieh
Wiscongin Hardy
Lumbermen's Cour
Meart
Martha Sorensen
Str
Mra
Johnson
Emmersberg
Oscar Sorensen
Miller
Peter Hahsen
Anderson
James Sorensen
Burt
Riverside Cemetery
British General Sir Hector MacDonald Faces Court Martial
Reports from London state Major General Sir Hector MacDonald, famed for frontline gallantry, faces a court martial over alleged immoral conduct. The charges, not specified here, could result in punishment despite his celebrated World War records. He left for Britain to meet allies and await trial.
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Associated Proas
Tenton
Mareh
Heewr MacDonall
Ceylon
Pasig
Hector MacDonald
Hightad
Marta
England
America
Anuthor
Joseph West Hidgeway
Hector
Charies
MacDowall
Tri
Gener Macdonald
MnaebDonald
Glasgow
Gormany
Short Forse
Chars Neter
Sallaniry
Valentine Baker
MacDonahl
Tiritain
Fragmented OCR Weather and Clock Note
A garbled OCR fragment mentions clocks possibly not French and a March 25 time. It references Wisconsin and several unreadable terms. No clear event or persons are identifiable in readable text.
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Cummepin
Advines
Poa
Atl
Fiendon
Gus
S Dloon
Wendham
Weidham
Ireland
Africa
Michael Finuvane
Statistical Department
Frederick Brent
W. F. Raxvier
Lord Leutenant
Stock Exchange
Nere
Breidlah
Apa Pew
Raval Engineer
SERVI
ASD
Jisen
CME
Ais Lince Soteveity
Pennaylvania
Denver
March Byers
Colorado
Rocky Mountain News
Siebegker and
Ruger
Clementson
JST
Supreme Cot
Vlad Inabe
Calamhun
Hardwood
Ydaxce
Ing
Fo McMillan
McMilan & McMiliath
Wiss
M. J
Davidson-Starr Lumber Co
Kay Claire
J. N. Boyington
Stevens Point
F. Tt. Tussell
Wanjana Lumber Co
Edgar
Mark Porter
Frank Porter Lumber Co
A. H. Ruth
G. W
Chikago
Joseph Schoen
Columbia Hardwood Lumber Co
P. Holmes
Fenwood Luigher Co
Wauisau
Hermansville
Mich
G. J. Landeck
Page & Txandeck Lumber Co
Mlatos
Slalguper
Adustaiatration
Mossiblesa Ceupromian Hue
Schoul Tan
Daz
Heverd
Madlion, Wit
Marek
Slerton
Senate
St- Paul Vassenger Tenalu Rashing
Spegal
Chaelen Sharkey
Dutotk
Rattle
Weennl
Iteen Oterca
Supreme Court Janticeship
Cole, HM
Wee
Photy
H. S. Chandler
Cenuhal
Hecipan
Doral
Kreis Army
Terceratura
Remenevs
Fale
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