Citizens Raise Funds For Butler College Campaign
In Indianapolis on March 26 Associated Press reports a successful campaign to raise 250000 by popular subscription for Butler College. Within thirty days 251650 was raised. Citizens of Indianapolis last month raised 115000 by subscription for the Young Men's and Young Women's Christian associations.
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Young Women's Christian Association
Thaw Sanity Commission Appointed for Mental Status Review
A three member commission led by Morgan J. O'Brien will decide if Harry K. Thaw is sane enough to stand trial for Stanford White's murder. If found sane, trial resumes. if not, commitment to an asylum at Matteawan is possible. Mrs. Evelyn Thaw cried as the panel convened at the Tombs.
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New York
Justice Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
Harry K. Thaw
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Matteawan
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Thaw
Evelyn Thaw
Tombs Prison
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Peter B. Cleney
Leopold Putzel
Fitzgerald
Tombs
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O'Reilly
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Longtime Wisconsin editor Judge Samuel Ryan dies
Appleton Wis March 26 Judge Samuel Ryan oldest editor in Wisconsin and early member of the Odd Fellows died at his brother James Ryan home following his wife’s death eight days earlier Pneumonia was the cause He was born March 13 1824 in Sackets Harbor N Y He edited the Fond du Lac Republican helped found The Appleton Crescent and served in public offices including county judge and state assembly He was thrice married and in 1895 appointed U S consul to St Johns Newfoundland
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Cortelyou Expands Deposits To Ease Money Market
Washington March 2. Secretary Cortelyou issues orders widening customs receipt deposits to national bank depositories including subtreasury funds. Public deposits in New York will rise about 15 million dollars to back 4 percent bonds due 1907 and boost April disbursements. The move should relieve the money market by roughly 16 million dollars immediately.
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New York
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Porto Rico
Stocks Plunge as Market Swings Vary Amid Volatility
Wild excitement and confusion hit the New York stock market as bears and bulls battled after yesterday’s fall. Copper stocks led declines with Amalgamated Copper andaconda down 5 to 54, while gains appeared in Union Pacific and other high-grade issues. Prices fluctuated wildly through the morning with aggressive swings and brief recoveries as investors sold to take profits.
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Thaw sanity case eyed for commission appointment
Justice Fitzgerald spends today finalizing affidavits and briefs from opposing counsel in the Thaw mental illness matter and plans to announce a decision when court resumes. Opinions vary on Thaw's mental state, with many predicting a commission may be appointed for thorough examination.
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Thaw
Prominent men arrested in Kentucky bribery case
In Lebanon Kentucky on March 26 a local option election drew 2000 women and children protesting saloon abolition. Warrants charged 5 N Wathen president of the Kentucky Distillers association and Col Wallace Cardwell with bribery. All posted bonds except Wathen and Cardwell who chose jail but were released. Former Chief of Police Yowell jailed for concealed weapon. Both sides claim victory. Lebanon sits in Marion county a leading distilling region.
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Cardwell
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Labanon
Marion County
Navy approves wage hike at League Island yard
The Navy Department has approved a wage re adjustment for League Island Navy Yard Philadelphia workers. Wharf keepers, metal workers and assorted trades including pile drivers ship keepers steamfitters sheet metal workers plasterers machinists riggers tool makers mill men and helpers receive general increases as recommended by the local naval board.
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Rebels on the Run in Venezuela Turmoil
A March 26 letter to the Venezuelan consul from Caracas reports General Juan Pablo Penalosa defeated in Tachira. He is said to be pursued by government troops and capture is expected soon.
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Venezuela
Extortion Trials Continued for Week in San Francisco
The extortion cases against Abraham Ruel were called for trial today before Judge Dunne in the superior court and, on the motion of Assistant District Attorney Heney, were continued for another week.
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King Edward Resting Quietly at Barritz Visit
Barritz March 26 The King of England enjoys a calm rest with less social activity than during prior visits. He appears healthier and more at ease, while receiving invitations and benefits from the seaside resort. The report notes his reserve and improved condition during the stay.
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Move for Early Vote in Wisconsin Senate Fight
Madison March 26 The Len root men moved to force a hurry vote on United States senator before May as urged by Attorney General Gilbert. Senator Husting led the challenge by proposing April 1 balloting while the Senate debated procedural references and the assembly considered campaign spend limits. Democrats prefer united action behind a single Democratic candidate. The senate later approved $1,000 for Fond du Lac National Guard to attend the Jamestown exposition, and the Dunn pocket cadot measure was ordered engrossed.
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Resignation of Boston American Club Manager
Boston March 2 Charles Sylvester Stahl resigned as manager of the Boston American base ball team in dispatches from Louisville Ky where the club has been playing exhibition games Stahl will remain captain and owner John I Taylor will act as manager The move was at Stahl s request due to burdensome duties affecting his play
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Boston
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Charles Sylvester Stahl
Boston American Baseball
LouisyWe, Ky
Stahl
John I. Taylor
Sold a fake policy in Milwaukee suit over fire insurance
Milwaukee March 26. A suit for 1200 was started yesterday by Frank Rainer and his wife Josephine against Adolph P Schulte. Rainer alleges Schulte posed as an insurance agent and sold him a fire policy for 1200 dated October 5 1904. The house burned October 20 and Rainer claims the company said no policy had been issued.
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LOGS CRUSH CHILDREN AT MINL TOWN LANDING
A tragic accident near Mapteurst aboard the Omaha line injured two boys, Burnie Arndt aged nine and Jesh Anderson aged twelve, who were exploring a rockway at Squatreek Linder company's landing in Minnhurst seeking gum. A log rolled and crushed them as they crawled among tamarack and balsam trees, leaving both children severely injured. Local reports describe the incident as shocking with the victims nearly unrecognizable.
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Omaha
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Jesh Anderson
Squatreek Linder Company
Minl
Death of Miss Bras Aactist of Thin City
Miss Marriet May Gros, a notable artist in water colors and other media, died at her home 72 Washington Street after a prolonged illness. The well known actress passed away quietly this morning at two oclock, ending years of invalid life but recent days of intensified suffering. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Marriet May Gros
End of life for Oshkosh painter in studio
Mise Bras, a 45 year old Oshkosh native educated in the city public schools and high school, died after a sudden battle with cancer. She had taught painting in her studio at her residence, and after a precarious weekend, passed away in the early hours. Her early life included self taught reading and painting and outside training in her profession.
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Miss Bray Widowed Painter Dies After Years of Work
The obituary notes Miss Julia Bray, a respected watercolor and oil painter, active for years in Whinebage county. Survived by Mrs. Nah Tras and Miss Ken Brainerd, a funeral is set for Thursday afternoon at 2 from her residence with Rev. Edward J. Smith officiating. she had long been a Congregational church member and regular attendee.
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Ice piled up nine teen feet at river mouth near Menaaha
Extreme wind and heavy alarms caused havoc on Lake Winnebago. Ice piled near the river mouth and at the lighthouse area, following safety concerns as a severe cold wave approached. Mrs. Remich hosted fifty guests for a milestone birthday party on Firat Street. Mrs. Wold learned her nephew John Leleht was murdered in Phoenix, with investigators seeking the companion seen with him.
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Glaze mill explosion kills two workers near Cleveland
Two men Henry Cox and John Miller were killed when the glaze mill of the Austin Power company at Fall Junction, twenty miles from Cleveland, exploded. The blast destroyed property worth thousands of dollars, shattered windows for miles, and leveled eight acres of ground. The incident occurred during work at the plant.
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Austin Power Company
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Marching on Capital Revolt Across Wallachia and Moldova
Forces march on Ganarcet as districts Virsides Maldavia and Wallachia report uprisings. Cavalry, mobs, and rioters clash. martial law imposed in Alexandria. Fifteen rioters killed, police fire indiscriminately. reinforcements requested amid widespread unrest near Glurgeya and Rusihul.
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Deaths at Fond du Lac
Death notice from Fond du Lac Wisconsin reports Murch Smith aged eight days died Monday evening at his home three miles Ballon. He lived sixty years in the town of Kuen. Mrs Adela Van Dusen former resident of Mant ducks will be brought here for burial. Deceased is survived by son and daughter in law Mrs Van Dosen of Appleton and Mrs W He Bean of Appleton.
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Appleton
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Elty
Refined oils rise as Standard Oil announces price hike
Cleveland March 23 The Standard Oil community today advanced the price of all grades of gasoline naptha and refined oil in barrels a quarter of a cent per gallon f o b Cleveland. Officials cite rising cooperage and timber costs and difficulties in obtaining suitable timber for cooperage plants. No price changes on Raxoline or refined oil sold from tank wagons.
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Red Lights Signal Slowdown in Rail and Industrial Talks
James J. Hill, president of Great Northern, downplays recession fears, says red lights ahead require slow, cautious action. Western railroads discuss slower schedules. arbitration terms proposed in Minnesota over freight and passenger rates.
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Thought Lover Recreant Crime At Milwaukee Street Corner
Milwuikes Wisconsin March 24 Daily News reports a society girl of UU side attempted suicide at a street corner after learning her fiancé Nels Jonson planned to leave the city before their wedding next month. A drug store remedy failed to help and a physician said she will recover. The man who deserted her the day before the wedding is suspected of provoking the crisis.
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