Babcock For Payne voting shift on Cuban reciprocity bill
Washington report notes Representative Babcock has joined Chairman Payne in backing a reciprocity bill on the Ways and Means Committee. The move aims to secure a Republican majority for the measure amid intra party tensions over sugar interests and tariff revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Babcock
Ways and Means
Payne
Thia
Henderson
Messrs
Sawney
Metcalf
Wisconsin
Minor
Tech
House
Steel Trust
H. C. Stovers
Post Office Department
Kingdom of
Greece
United States
Shongnai
China
Canada
Coba
Philippines
Shanghai
Shenghai
Powderly
Aad
Venezuelan Revolutionlings Lags in Caribbean Theater
On March 21 reports say Venezuelan revolution lags with government forces reoccupying Port La Mar and Juan Grise while holding Carupano Cumare and Barcelona in Bermudes. Monagas 1000 rebels retreat from Barcelona as Riera 1260 men engages Montilla forces.
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Winematad
Curacoa
Port la Mar
Juan Gricego
Meranita
Carupano
Cumare
Barcelona
Bermudes
Domingo Monagas
General Riera
Falcone
Montilla
Barquicaimeto
Tara
Castro
Revolubn
Beug
Orinoco
Guyara
Trinidad
Republic
Willemstad
Curacaa
San Antonio
Bolvar Maturin
Bern
Revolunt
Scalper Ticket Valid Says Judge in Rail Case
Judge Chytraus of the superior court holds there is no law invalidating a valid ticket even if it passes through a scalper. Moritz Horczicz sued Wisconsin Central Railway for damages after being ejected with his wife from a train near Take Villa while traveling from Chicago to Minnehaha on a scalped ticket. The road’s attorney contends Horowitz committed constructive fraud.
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Chicago
Chytraus
Superior Court
Moritz Horczicz
Wisconsin Central Railway
Clark Street
Michigan
Horowitz
J.C Pond
Horowits
Take Villa
Chicano
Archbishop Eyre Dead in Glasgow Era
Most Rev. Charles Eyre, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Glasgow and papal delegate for Scotland, has died. Born in 1617, his death marks a significant loss for the church in Britain and its Scottish governance.
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Londo
Charles Eyre
Glasgow
Hanging delay stirs Casper crowd over Woodward case
A Casper dispatch reports widespread outrage in Casper and Wyoming after Charles Woodward, convicted of Sheriff Picker's murder, faced a postponed execution. Some expect he will be moved from jail and hanged on gallows readied for the legal date, while others fear further delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cy Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Bee
Casper
Wyo
Charles Woodward
Sherif Picker
Supreme Court
Nye
Rhodes Death Reverberates Across Africa War Policy Debate
Reports from The World's London correspondent say Cecil Rhodes left a political testament on the war and future of South Africa but its publication may be delayed due to criticisms of the Imperial government. Rhodes funeral plans set for April 2 in Cane Town with state rites and mournful processions described.
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Associated Prenz
New York
London
Cecil Rhodes
South Africa
Rhodes
Cane Town
Mulsenburg
Parlament
Lendon
Royal Exchange
The
Stock Exchange
South ‘Africa
Kaffirs
Afr
St. Paul's Cathedral
Ekruger
New -York
Amsterdam
Express Telegraphs
London Dispatch
Herald
Paul Kruger
Coronation Contests and Amateur Golf Tidings
The National Sporting Club of London plans coronation week events with signed pugilists including Gus Ruhlin Kid McCoy George Gardner and Tommy Ryan and negotiations for Harvey Parker. Amateur golf may bring a Britain United States visit with Fox Hill Golf Club hosting top English Scottish players. Denver bars professional fighting but allows club bouts with Kid Broad and Jack McCleland at the Denver Athletic Club tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
G. C. Lea
National
Sporting Club of London
W.A. Gavin
London
Mr. Gavin
Gus Ruhlin
Kid McCoy
George Gardner
Tommy Ryan
Tom Sharkey
Joe Walcott
Frank Erne
Harry Harris
Johnny Gorman
Harvey Parker
Orient
Tommy West
Andrew Tokeil
Dido Plumb
Great Britain
United States
Fox Hill
Mortimer M. Sitges
Europe
Sob
England
Scotland
Denver
Kid Broad
Jack McCleland
Coliseum
Denver Athletic Club
Toomlay
Minnesota dairy department convicts seller under pure liquor law
The Minnesota Dairy and Food department scores a conviction under the pure liquor law. Captain Henry Lavance is convicted of selling impure whiskey and forty other proceedings are pending awaiting decision in the Savage case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prexe
Duluth
Ming
Minnesota Dairy and Food Department
Henry Lavance
Savage
The Gentleman From Germany reception echoed in American eyes
The piece notes Prince Ilenis grasping the idea of broad American fellowship toward the German people not the Benatchical Wea, praising the monarchical influence and its impact on American society and millions tied to this era. It mentions the lasting ties between nations and social personas shaping the current postwar mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Ilenis
Vyhat
Iva
Americ
Anpers Jey
House investigates Danish West Indies bribery charges
The House adopts a Richman resolution to probe alleged bribes in the Danish West Indies sale. Walter Christmas, a semi official Danish government envoy, is accused of offering $500000 to secure favorable treatment, with hearings scheduled and a seven member committee named. The Senate moves on military and pension matters as oleomargarine proposals continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
House
Richj Brdaon
Henderson
Dalzell
Hitt Cousins
McCall
Richardsen
Dinsmore
Cowherd
Washington, D. C
Sir Richardson
Tennessee
Committee of Seven
Walter Christmas
Denmark
Danish West Indies
Mr. Payne
Mr. Richardson
American Congress
New York
Congress
Senate
Richardson
Speaker
Boer Envoys Reach British Lines in Transvaal Probe
Boers led by Acting President Schalkburger arrived at an encampment in the Orange River Colony. A delegate was escorted to meet President Steyn under a white flag and blindfolded, yet has not returned. The remaining delegates stay in a private house with considerable liberty and likely will remain several days.
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Associated Press
Broonstadt
Orange River Colony
Transvaal
Schalkburger
Steyn
Mass meeting seeks funds for new Menasha hotel in 1900s style
About seventy five citizens attended a mass meeting at Menasha city hall to plan an up to date hotel. A three member committee was appointed to raise funds and report next meeting. An option on the old National hotel site could lead to construction there. ELKS elect first annual officers with installation set for April 3.
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Menasha
Wis
Teading
F. D. Lake
John Schreibers
Joseph Fleweger
National Hotel
University of Wisconsin
Wm. Helss
Spokane
Wash
Fourteen Indicted For Killing Horse And Skinning Hide
A group of youths were indicted by the grand jury for killing a horse, skinning its hide and selling it for money. At trial in the circuit court they were sentenced to the school of reform. The court ordered whipping with a new cowhide for the youths as punishment. The parents pleaded for the horse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Masfield
Tea Bors
School of Reform
Sherift Harris
Robbers Crack Mill Safe. Eight Cents Stolen
A Journal special from Dortaxe Wisconsin reports three men blew open the mill safe at Danville at 1:50 overnight. The robbers took eight cents. Two of the trio were arrested by Portage chief Rogers. the third fled north and is likely to be caught today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Dortaxe
Frank Jaecers
Danville
Columbes
Rogers
Portage
PAVE WAY OF PEACE IN COAL TALKS AT NEW YORK
United Mine Workers representatives and four major coal operators met in secret at the National Civic Federation in New York to discuss differences. The talks, arranged by a subcommittee, involved John Mitchell and other UMW leaders and prominent operators like W I Truesdale and J L Thomas. No public statement was issued on the understood aim or possible recognition of the union. The meeting began just before 11 a.m with conciliators and newspaper crews present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
National City Federation
United Mine Workers’ Association
John Mitchell
Uaior
Thomas Nicholls
John Fahy
Thomas Duffy
W. I. Truesdale
Delaware, Lackwonow and Western
J. L. Thomas
Erie Railway Company
George &. Pier
Theading Railway
Robert Oliphant
Delaware and Hidaon Company
Conciliation Commission
National Civic Federation
Shamo- Kin
Senator Hanna
Oscar 3. Strauss
Frank Duncan
Hanna
National Civile Federation
Church Mission House
Oscar Strauss
Fire at Peckville and nearby plants caused extensive damage
Fire in Peckville business district destroyed Masonic hall, Clark Brothers store, several drugstores and hotels, with losses nearing 100000. A Chicago firm suffered a second incendiary fire at its wall paper plant, totaling 160000 in damage. A Minnesota saw mill fire in Cass Lake left 4000 in direct loss and 33000 insured, with 100 men out of work.
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Associated Press
Scranton
Peckville
Big County
Main Street
Depot Street
Masonic Hall
Clark Brothers
Blue's Drug Store
Watkin'’s
Roberts Brothers
Chicago Company
Chicago
Potter Wall Paper Company
Hingis Street
Stuart Waring
Amateurs hold-up attempt traced to Cambridge youths
Six Cambridge area youths are suspected in the March 7 bank robbery attempt at Cambridge. Christian Tollefson confessed, implicating Martin Peterzon Gus S Johnson Abel Christiansen Ole Thompsen and Andy Lund. Sheriff pursues the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Madson
Wis
Cambridge
Dad” Flynn
Christian Tollefson
Martin Peterzon
Gus S. Johnson
Abel Christiansen
Ole Thompsen
Andy Lund
Cure of Cancer Promised by Old Wives Remedy
An Onlooker report from London cites a remedy for cancer used on Lady Marsham, sister of the Earl of Romney, claiming swift relief. Fresh violet leaves steeped in boiling water are applied as a wet dressing, with daily refreshment, said to shrink swelling, ease pain, and even reverse tonsil growth. The diagnosis was laboratory confirmed.
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London
Margaret Marsha
Earl of Romney
Marsham
Medical Association
Minnesota society planned for New York diversions
Minnesotans in New York form a social society to unite men from the northwest. A dinner is planned at the Waldorf Astoria where the group will meet to establish the Minnesotans society modeled after other state organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Great Northwest
Waldorftoria
Gambling Filipinos The Tilipinos And Their Ways
A fragment discusses Filipino gambling habits and work ethics, claiming Filipinos gamble aggressively while saving and laboring to recover losses. It attributes persistent gambling to the race and references Monte and cock fighting as methods of quick wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Smith
Monte
Retaliatory Tax Powers Extend to New York Firms
Madison March 27 Under the retaliatory insurance tax law Insurance Commissioner Giljohann will require New York Life Insurance companies doing business in Wisconsin to pay into the state treasury an additional 27 394 68 after the 300 already paid The New York comptroller taxed Northwestern Mutual Life of Milwaukee 1 percent of its Wisconsin premiums totaling over 7 000 and under the Wisconsin retaliatory law the commissioner will impose a higher rate on New York firms The heaviest levy 8 898 10 falls on New York Life
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Gil Johann Wilh
New York
President Roosevelt urges Cuban diplomatic representation
The president sent to Congress a message urging provision for diplomatic and consular representation in Cuba. He notes the May 20 military evacuation, supports establishing relations with the new Cuban government, and seeks salaries for an envoy to Cuba, a secretary, a second secretary, a consul general at Havanna, and consuls at Cienfuegos and Santiago de Cuba.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
Cuba
Act of Congress
Roosevelt
United States
Secretary of War
Republic of Cuba
Legation
Havanez
Cienfuegos
Santiago de Cuba
Death of Mrs Farr at Fond du Lac ages 58
Mrs Sarah Farr wife of Col A J Farr died Wednesday at her daughter’s home on Sheboygan Street Fond du Lac at age 58 after long cancer illness. She was born December 18 1843 in Frankfort County married February 5 1873 in Chicago and lived in Omro Oshkosh before settling in Fond du Lac. Survived by husband Col A J Farr and son Ralph Farr. Funeral Friday at 10:90 a m at Mrs Mueller’s Fond du Lac home with services by Canon Berrey. remains to depot escorted by Fond du Lac Post G A K and brought to Oshkosh for interment.
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Sarah Farr
A. J. Farry
H. ‘I. Mitchel
Sheboygan Street
Fond du Lac
Ralph Farr
Mueller
Canon Berrey
J. W. Greenwood
Mra Farr
Death of Mrs Seaver
Harriet L. Seaver, aged 79, died Wednesday evening at her niece Mrs W C Hubbard's home after a two year illness. Funeral from the Hubbard residence at 2:30 PM tomorrow with Dr James P Abbott of the First Baptist church officiating.
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Bira
Harriet L. Seaver
Mra W. C. Hubbard
Frederick Avenue
James P. Abbott
First Baptist Church
Sugar Refinery Board Raises Sugar Prices
The Associated Press reports New York March 0 the American Sugar Refining Company advanced grades of sugar Krades of sugar Nee 13 and 1. are points making both 25 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Associated Press
New York
Ameican Sugar Refining Company
Ann Arbor Professor Harrington Reported Working as Lumber Camp Laborer
Ann Arbor notes state Mark W. Harrington once chaired astronomy and led the weather bureau in Washington. After political downfall and health decline he reportedly works as a laborer in a North Pacific coast lumber camp near Port Blakely. His health is improving and hopes to return to academia.
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Mark W. Harrington
Ann Arbor
United States Weather Bureau
National Capital
Harrington
Washington
Washingion
Orient J
Suh
Uae
Port Blakely
Cone
Exchange
Assault and Robbery Near Northwestern Track
A Sparta, Wisconsin report says Adalbere Record, an American Cigar employee, was assaulted and robbed by a group of tramps on his way home. He was struck, stripped of money and clothing, left unconscious across the Northwestern railway track, and crawled away as a freight train passed. A suspect, identified as a Black man, faces public scrutiny as the incident sparks ire.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Sparta
Wia
Adalbere Record
American Cigar Company
Frienza
Absconder Clarks Grocery Firm Put Under Receiver
In circuit court Fred Badger was named receiver for the Hoasita Grocery House at 19% Main Street. The action by Elizabeth V. Clark seeks liquidation of a perishable stock after W T Clark absconded on March 19 leaving debts of about 4 dollars. Badger bonds fixed at 4000 by Brevengan and McLagin. the store sold to settle creditors.
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Clark
Hoasita
Will
Heceiver
Fred Badger
Grey Badger
Dotds
Wester Oe Clark
J. H. Honglin
Quatermass & Cowling
Elizabeth V. Clark
Defandant
W. T. Clark
Joane
Milwaukes
Badger
Mr. Badger
J. J. Brevengan
Fred ncagiIn
Education revival in Algoma Township school talk
County superintendent George Overton and Prof. W G Hewitt led an educational revital session at Grange Hall in Algoma. They debated township school government as an alternative to the district system and urged residents toward a graded township school as a stepping stone to a township high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Overton
W. GC. Hewitt
Algoma
George “Overton
W.G C. Hewitt
Grangehall
Mr. Overton
Profesor Hewitt
Overton
Algoms
Residences and Store Contracts At Local Architect Offices
At the offices of architect William Hilapproth contracts are set for two new homes. F D Cross will have a Wisconsin avenue residence costing about 4000 built by J T Raycraft. J F Hayes will have a corner Cherry and New York avenues home built by Casper Fluor for about 33500. A new Wenrich store at 266 Main Street breaks ground, two story brick building 40 by 60 with showrooms and a rear shop, costing about 10600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hilapproth
F. D. Cross
J. F. Hayes
Wenrich
O Harrow and Luck Wed in Nekimi Hometown Nuptials
Last evening at Rev Stephen Smith home on Elm Street Ralph Edward O Harrax and Anbie M Luck of Nekimi married. The groom formerly worked as a barber in this city but health issues led him to farming. The couple will reside in Nekimi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Smith Elmstreet
Ralph Edward O'Harrax
Anbie M. Luck
Nekimi
Nekin
Roxton's Historic Chair Linked to Grant Writing at Appomattox
Ristoric Chair in Roxton is described as the seat used by General William D. Blackmar to draft Grant's articles of capitulation at Appomattox Court House. The claim ties the artifact to pivotal Civil War events and General Grant's surrender documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Blackmar
Roxton
Grant
Appomattox,Exchange
San Day Rise: March 27 Signals Ally Tate Tonight
Vague notes indicate a March 27 event involving ally Tate with a 7 PM start and references to ISDN time codes. The fragmentary text mentions death and a regional schedule, though specifics remain unclear.
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San
Ally Tate
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