Baker’s testimony questions backing for Wisconsin charges
New York, March 26 Ray Stannard Baker, writer for McClure's magazine, testified before a judge about articles accusing Immanuel Philipp and the Refrigerator Transit Co. He admitted that most information came from Wisconsin officeholders and political enemies, and that corrections were issued by Wisconsin authorities. Baker said he had never met Philipp before the investigation and still believed his reports then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ray Stannard
Baker
Clure
Magazing
Imanuel L- Pripp
of Milwaukee
States Circuit
Sas
Wisconsin
Philipp
Wis‘conisin
M. Philipp
Lasbauette
Phillipn
la Follette
Phillip
Glove factory may reopen after creditor settlement
A Manitowoc dispatch reports most creditors of the Cartwright Glove company accepted a thirty three cent on the dollar settlement. The plant and tannery may resume operations within a month with financing from the Marshall and Mistle bank of Milwaukee, which arranged the settlement and provided funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc
Cartwright| Biattsen Glove Company
Marshall and Mstey Bank of
Milwauskes
Rev Dr Charles Cuthbert Hall Dies at Home
Associated Press reports the death of Rev Dr Charles Cuthbert Hall, president of Union Theological Seminary, at his home in New York on March 26. Also announced is the death of Baron Yakosuke Iwasaki of Tokyo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theological Seminary In
New York
Wounds Prove Fatal After Diplomat Stevens dies
Dur ham White Stevens, diplomat shot in San Francisco, dies after operation at St. Francis hospital. Japanese Consul Koike lauds his calm bravery. Surgeons revealed six intestinal perforations from gunshots fired by Chang. Chang and accomplice Chun face murder charges.
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Aby Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Durham White Stevens
Corsan
St. Francis Hospital
Koike
Stevens
Japan
Corea
Zumwalt
Chang
Mr. Stevens
Terry, Huntington
Zumavalt
Se Ma
Mr.Stevens
Atlantic
General Koike
Whan Chang
Ss Stevens
Lisi
Ceres
Aurder
Chun
Hig Automobile
Aras
Favolver
Resignation Letter From Congressman Littlefield
Rockland Me March 26 A sensation swept political circles after Gov William T Cobb received a letter from Representative Charles B Littlefield resigning from Congress to take effect September 30. The mail included a communication to the Second District Republican committee chairman outlining the move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Hera i
William T. Cobb
Charles B. Littlefield
Congress
Second District
Republican Congressional Committee
Littlefield
Resignation Shocks Governor Cobb District Officials
The resignation stemmed from a desire to resume his law practice and due to legislative duties that limited his work. Governor Cobb and local friends expressed surprise and regret at the move. In a letter to the district chairman Mr. Littlefield he stated the timing would avoid interim conventions and elections for the unexpired term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Littlefield
Lydia Pinkham's Compound Said to Save Life in Letter
Mrs. T. G. Willadsen of Manning Town writes that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound saved her life after years of severe female ailments and costly medicines. She credits following the director's advice and using the remedy for restoring perfect health and urges other women to try it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
T. G. Willadsen
Manning
Town
Mrs. Pinkham
Facts for Sick Women by Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
The ad touts Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a longstanding cure for female ills. It claims to have helped thousands with displacements inflammation ulcers fibroid tumors irregularities pains backache and other symptoms and invites women to write for advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Meat price surge hits New York and Chicago shoppers
The Associated Press reports a rise in retail meat prices across New York and Chicago. Within a week Kentucky, a two to five cent per pound hike is noted, with pork and mutton costs climbing as wholesalers blame packers for the increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Buport
Argentine Republic
England
Australia
Chicago
Poor Man Is Made Rich by A Fortune Share
Associated Press reports Peter Anderson, a farm hand near White Bluffs Washington, saved a fellow emigrant in a wreck in 1873. A plastered advertisement on a homestead wall led to his fortune of 375000 dollars. He received a 9000 check to travel to New York for legal transfer procedures. His friend Peter Knudsen once made 1000000 in the New Jersey glove business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
Record-Herald
Tacoma
Wrash
Peter Anderson
White Bluffs
Washington
Anderson
New York
Peter Knudsen
New Jersey
Dietz as an editor plans Cameron Dam Defender
Wisconsin special from Winter reports John F. Dietz, hero of Cameron dam, plans to launch a local newspaper named The Cameron Dam Defender. The staff will be largely Dietz family members with two associates. two Dietz members are left handed but expect to learn typesetting.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Winter
John F. Dietz
Cameron Dam
Cameron, Dam
Dietz
Vaccination Proofs Bar Students From Minnesota University
St. Paul March 26 the secretary of the state board of health issued an order barring all students who fail to show proofs of vaccination or certificates from entering the University of Minnesota.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Secretary of the
State Board of Health
University of Minnesota
Bank of England Fixes Discount Rate at Three Percent
London reports the Bank of England kept the rate at three percent with no change. The piece notes the proverb on carrying one’s religion in memory and cautions that salvation comes from effort, not complaint.
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Associated Press
London
Bank of England
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Home Relief and Trial Sample
Hundreds of cases lasting years are cured in days or weeks by Pyramid Pile Cure. It relieves swelling, congestion, and itching, promising relief without surgery. A free trial package is offered, with the full remedy available at druggists for 50 cents after trying the sample from Pyramid Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
Wisconsin College President Urges Endowment Limits
Milwaukee March 6 President Charles R Van Hise urged that no college should expand into a single professional school without an endowment of at least 2 million and property worth 500000. He said engineering and agriculture colleges spend 100000 to 200000 annually from state funds, equating to large endowments, and advocated uniform course plans and focusing on liberal education.
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Spectar
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Engineering
Charles R. van Htze
University of Wisconsin
Colleges of the Interior
Milwaukee- Downer College
College of Liberal Arts
Agriculture
Medicine
Tin
Pneumonia Strikes Salverson Family in Manitowoc
A Northwestern special from Manitowoc reports the Salverson family under pneumonia threat with the mother dead and the father and children hospitalized. Mrs Balverson died Tuesday as the son and a daughter were rushed to hospital unable to be cared for at home. Two other daughters and the father remain at home. Burial attendance was limited due to the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc
Father Cone
Wiverson
Pneumonie
Balverson
Eating Cocoanut Custard Pie For All Occasions
Extracts mention cocoanut custard pie praised for mouth melt by grocers selling ready packs with flavors such as vanilla lemon and custard at 34 cents per package. Also contains assorted lines about entreaties and humor, plus testimonials for health remedies and notices.
Notorious Scion of Millionaire Deserts Army Service
Linx Jagerhuber Jr. alias Charles Lacey, son of a New York magnate reputed at twenty million dollars, elusive since desertion and tied to a fraudulent hotel incident, is pursued by army officials at the Presidio as he faces court martial. He claims kinship with Supreme Court figures and a New York senator.
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Associated Preza
San Francisco
Cali
Linx Jagerhuber, Jr
Millonaire
New York
United States Supreme Justice
United States
Jude
St. Francis Hotel
Max Jagerhuber
Fifth Avenue
Justee Fuller
O'Gorman
Bank Examiners Score Indictments in State Bank Case
Goldfield report shows two indictments against President Rickey for embezzlement. Grand jury criticizes state bank examiners for failure to act, alleges Rickey favored the state as creditor and used marketable bonds and stock to cash out, leaving the state whole. Rehabilitation committee blamed as composed of attorneys and relatives of the board with expenses paid from remaining depositor funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Goldfield
Esmerida County
State Bank and Trust Company
Rickey
Board of Directare
Kokomo Woman Extends Free Medical Aid Offer
Mrs. Cora B. Miller has spent 126600 dollars on free medical treatment for women with female diseases. She will extend the offer for a while, continuing to mail a free 60 cent remedy box and an explanatory book to applicants who write. The ad emphasizes home remedy cures for leucorrhoea, ulcers, uterine issues, and related pains, urging immediate letters to 5432 Miller Building, Kokomo Indiana.
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Cora B. Miller
Miller
Cora B. Muller
Miller Building
Kekomo
Indiana
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Badger
Melk Reke
Totalln
Sereditors of Manitowoc Company
Hecent ‘Settlement
Hall
Diflomat
W. Stevens
AI Liguezists
Inaigerttor
New -York
al Adéren
van Hise
Wige
Guaeler
F. Starbird
Traymond
Mune
Sys
Drlee
J. Bauman
Tomers
Armen
Biobbs
Dean
John TR. Garrett
Girard
Ain
Botz Meat
Cor
F.runkel
Birdy & Son
Mary Street
Brennan
Brennan’s Drug Store
Church Sts
Frank. de Mars
Stadiy
N. Park
Max Jagerhaber Jr
Ageiames
Noterteiy
Goldfield Bank
Iano
Gillen’s
High Street
German National Bank Cor. Main and ‘Algoma Sts
L& Mattresses
Oo. McComson
Victory
F. J. la Marche & Co
National Union Bank of Oshkosh
National Union Bank
Oshkosh
Northwest Corner Main and High Sts
BIG Wall Paper
Waugoo Street
F. M. Lampson
Egnshire
Piltabarg
Atwater
John
Kingston
Omro
Winnarcours Ripon
Alisaville
Polar
Antigo
Eit
Sondars
Main Street
Stroehing’s
Petiesta
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