President Urges Congress Action on Tariff and Labor Laws
A special message from the president urges Congress to act before the session closes on tariff revision and reenactment of an employers' liability law. He calls for child labor limits, interstate commerce law amendments, receiverships reforms, antitrust modification, and creation of a permanent waterways commission.
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Pemanent Water- Ways Commission
Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
District of Columbia
Supreme Court
Anthracite Strike Commission
Propers
Manitowoc Hopes Rise After Wisconsin Central Visit
Milwaukee string reports that a Manitowoc visit by Wisconsin Central officials sparked talk of developments for the city. The Central owns Island lands with docks and plant sites, while Leander Choate and Elmer Leach of Oshkosh attended the events. Choate heads the National and German American banks. Leach leads Manitowoc Clay Products.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc
Citt
Wisconsin Central Railway
Two Rivers
Central
Leander Choate
Elmer Leach
Oshkosh
The
Leach
Manitowoc Clay Products Company
Choate
Chicago
Smallpox at Manitowoc sparks quarantine at Davies home
A Manitowoc Journal special reports Principal T. W. Davies of West Side school and his family are under quarantine at their south side home after smallpox appeared in Rev. Mr. Greaver, pastor of St. John's Evangelical church, a roomer there. Greaver met Davies after Sunday services, raising fears of wider contagion.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc
T. W. Davies
West Side
South Side
Greaver
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Davies
Penrose in serious condition reported unchanged
Philadelphia March 25 The condition of United States Senator F Penrose remains serious and unchanged from last night when his physician described him as extremely ill. In Boston Governor holds his own. doctors report no marked change in his condition within the past twenty four hours.
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Y Associated Press
Philadelphia
United States
F Penrose
Waa
Suild
Boston
Mass
Jears
Philanthropic Hypnotist Draws City Crowd at Calvary Church
In New York on March 25 Mrs J J Ehgsins a philanthropic hypnotic sealer held a four hour clinic at Calvary Episcopal church 106 East Twenty second Street. An estimated four hundred people queued for treatment though only thirty six patients were seen exhaustion forced rest. The crowd included many from Philadelphia and Newark with women outnumbering men roughly five to one as the lame and nervous sought relief.
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New York
J. J. Ehgsins
Calvary Protestant Eepiscopal Church
Twenty-second Street
Edward
Hendreds
Not to Impeach Judge Willey for China Case
The special committee found Judge Lebbeus Willey of the United States court for China blameless of willful misconduct but noted high handed conduct and serious mistakes in his court. Impeachment proceedings were not started, though debate continued as representatives considered the committee’s report and motions. No action was taken by the full committee today.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States Senate
Lebbeus R. Willey
United States Court For
China
Lorin Andrews
Shanghai
Moon
Pennsylvania
Webb
North Carolina
Dickema
Michigan
Cannon
Wilfley
Chiyton
Alabama
Will Play Sheboygan Athletics Friday Night
Neenah Wisconsin March 2 Manager Henry Albright of Company I basketball team completed arrangements for a game with Shenboygen Athletics for Friday evening. The game will be played in the armory at 8 30 sharp. If Port Washington does not accept the challenge this will be the last Neenah game this season.
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Northwestern
Weensh
Wis
Henry Albright
Company I
Shenboygen Athletics
Armory
Port Washington
Neenah
Bogus bills swap hits Chicago jeweler
Anthony Stella of 13 North Halsted street reported a confidence game in which a man posing as a dentist named John Jordan selected jewelry worth 3.60 dollars and, after paying with counterfeit money, substituted bogus bills.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Anthony Stella
Show Boat Sinks Near Parkersburg Ohio River
The seamer Columbia towing a Marietta show boat sank at Lock 181 in the Ohio River above Parkersburg W V today. The cat ran into the lock wall and sank in two minutes. The crew and actors aboard were saved. A misunderstanding of signals is blamed.
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Associated Press
Parkersburg
W. Va
Columbia
Marietta, G
Ohio River
Combs Is Coming Home
Lima Peru March 25 Leslie Combs the American minister to Peru will leave here for the United States next Saturday by way of Panama.
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Peru
Lima
Associated Press
Leslie Combs
United States
Panama
ArionsGive A Party In Oshkosh With Full Band
The Arion band of thirty played all numbers at a Tuesday waltz and two step party in Oshkosh under Man the Woodman auspices. Attendance was high despite Lent, with about 400 present enjoying music, refreshments by the Mystic Workers, and two encores after each number. Proceeds go toward new band uniforms as plans for an Armory B concert/dance in two to three weeks unfold.
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Arion
Oshkosh
Mystic Workers
Armory B
Robinson Made Bishop in Milwaukee at St Luke’s
Henry Douglass Robinson 131 was consecrated bishop of Nevada this morning at St Luke’s Episcopal church Milwaukee. Presiding Bishop D S Tuttle of Missouri led the ceremony with Bishop Gallor of Tennessee preaching. Robinson was presented by Bishops Edsall and Anderson. Conferment elicited mixed emotions as he leaves Racine for the new post.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Racine Suse
Henry Douglass “Robinson
Nevada
St. Luke's Episcopal Church
D. S. Tuttle
Missouri
Sas
Ji i
Gallor
Khopp& Tennesse
Edsall
Tes * Oy Anderson
Chicago
Hobinson
Prince Helisa Sagan Arrives in New York Under Alias
Prince Helisa Sagan, staying at a Philadelphia hotel under the name Bertrand Dufresne, arrived in New York and declared himself the prince when questioned. Reporters met him at the Jersey City station amid questions about his marriage to Madam Gould and his reason for using an alias to avoid attention.
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Prince
Gould
Newark
Yparries Gnery
Apy Asgodard Press
New York
Helisa Sagan
Philadelphia
Ag Bertrand Dufresm
Jersey City
Tam the Prince
Zanan
Madam Gould
Mme, Gould
Dufresne
Italian race car breaks down en route to Paris
Ogden Utah March 25 Italian car in the New York to Paris race made its second start from Ogden at 10 40 this morning on a flat car. The automobile will be unloaded where it broke down about ninety miles east of here on the old Central Pacific line near Great Belt Lake and the journey to the source resumed.
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Ogden
Utah
Dows
Central Pacific
Great Belt Lake
Sous
Pringle Surprises in Milwaukee Primary Returns
Milwaukee primary returns show David Tease leading for mayor with a 7,600 plurality over Groebner. Pringle outpaces Kelly and Dahlman for Republican nomination, while Seidel runs unopposed for Socialist. Rose leads Groebner in Democratic support by roughly 8 to 1. Counting continues. ward results slow. Dahlman falls back as Pringle gains late momentum.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wia
David
Tease
Willam TF. Grdebner
Thomag J. Prin#ly
Louis A. Danlman
John T. Kelly
Ennd Seidel
Rose
Groebner
Chad
Graebner
Fepuptienn
Pringle
Kelly
Dahlman
Miler
Louis A. Dahlman
Jonn T. Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Democratic Primary Outcome Highlights Rose Victory
The Democratic race featured Mr Rose’s broad statewide reach as his rival Graepner failed to topple him. Rose ran tirelessly across the city, visiting every precinct and leveraging a robust organization. Despite claims of a Graepner upset, Rose’s well built campaign and strong party machinery secured his nomination.
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Mr. Rose
Kelly
Graepner
Rose
Kane
Asguain
Funeral notices for several residents and a late Crane service
Multiple funeral notices from a local paper list services for Mrs Annia Bo tarble at 10 Franklin Avenue with service following at a Notey Hushford church after which interment will occur. Also listed are Kellogg and Pobelck funeral details with times, locations, and clergy, plus a Crane funeral held earlier today with pallbearers and floral tributes.
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Annia Bo
Franklin Avenue
North Rugh
Ford
Wis
Notey Hushford
Crane
A. B. Crane
Tts Casidence
Stf
Alcoma Street
John W. Greenwood
John Lloyd
Clark
Thomas Daly
Charlies
Joasslya
Frank Stewart
Steven Radford
Meiman
Powers
John Cameron
City Council backs police to clear sidewalk obstructions
The council adopted a resolution instructing the chief of police to enforce the ordinance against blockading sidewalks and streets. Aldermen noted many blocks near High radian streets and the corner of Sixth street by G Streich’s shop, and urged removal of wagons and fruit stands. The mayor asked for police explanation, and the resolution was passed unanimously.
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Eugene
Voss
Alderhint Mertz
Tagene
Sixth
G. Streich
Frett
Iask
Demands Hearing Over Oshkosh Saloons Ban
D M Janes of 409 Tuirteenth street told city council on Tuesday evening he opposes the prohibition on saloonkeepers selling Weaver to him. He said his mother Mrs Maryones, aged eighty five, signed the unsuitable application and that its statements were false. He urged an investigation or revocation of the order and requested a hearing to challenge the action.
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D. M. Janes
Tuirteenth Street
Eym- Inen
Oshkosh
Maryones
Jones
Allegrmen
Ice floods shore as strong wind drives Lake Winnebago ice
A strong southeast wind pushes ice up the Lake Winnebago shore at Oshkosh. At about 7:20 this morning Jom moved for around twenty minutes, pushing bathhouses and a boathouse at North Park across the street. The ice damaged trees, a dock, and two riverfront boathouses, though one bathhouse was only partly toppled.
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Lake
Winnebago
Jom
North Park
Oshkosh Facht Club
Main Street
Cra
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad Company
German government declines to receive Hill as American ambassador
Washington hears that Germany objects personally to Dr David Jayne Hill and will not accept him as ambassador to Berlin, despite his ties as American minister to The Hague and former assistant secretary of state. The move appears tied to past interactions with Prince Henry and a naval officer, with Secretary Root stunned by the unexpected rejection.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
David Jayne Hill
Charlemagne Tower
Hill
America
Prince Henry
Berlin
Ambassadon Tower
Jr. Hil
Sacs
Root
Hut
Switzerland
Hague
Tum
Hitself Wise Tobandon
Ten
Rom
State Department
Washington
Ftig
Hutig
Germany
Rent
Ci7man
Em' Nerer Willam
Waa
Baron Speck von Stermburg
St. al Hutht
Hava
Dasin Javne Tul
Finck Ø
Ester Universty
Hay
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Aoni-Trust
Permanent Waterways Commission
Wisconsin Central
City
Mantowocc
Penrose and Guild
Phidadelphia
Ter
Robulton
TT Higgins
Calvary
Warelan
Tadge Wiley
United States Court For China
Will
Sheboygan
Torun
Combs
Arions
Woodman Mall
Robinson
Apdare Conny
DE Sagan
Ita
Rose and Pringle
Mayoil
Meilwacrem
Fone
Emil Seide
Victor L. Herger
Heennase Saloonkeeepers
Mim Vignor
D. MM. Jouen
Obiccla
Rathhounesx
Doel
Facht
Kaiser
Man Chiosen
Dr. HI
Ambassador Tower
S. Bim
Wisconsin
S. Heymann
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