Deadlock on Wisconsin primary election legislation
The Wisconsin legislature remains locked over a primary election bill. The assembly debated references and amendments while the senate pushed a reform that would extend primary provisions to all offices except governor and lieutenant governor. Administrations leaders say a compromise is unlikely, and partisan divisions dominate the proceedings.
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Mitet
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Conference Assembly
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House
Wisconsin Legithuure
Ae Sinken
United States
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Kreutner
Senate
Merton
la Foliere
Gaveny Uimendient
AY Heath
Eaton
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Dil
Brad
Batton
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Mosher
Ll Reukeam
Lierdan
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Willy
Neesy-Hurns
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Dtaneth
Martin McGillivray
Maher
Munson
Neeth Ratelolie
Soren
Stoai Wipperan
Wolk Wyiter
Ysgurt
Sina
Wsht
Gratefnally
Kregizer
McGil- Viaray Examat
Resers
Ted
Gaven
State Board of Health
Canvaas
Omro Politics Quiet Amid Local Elections Parade
In Omro Wisconsin March 27 no clear campaigns visible as four council seats plus president and other officers loom. A bankruptcy sale for Elliott & Grovy is set public auction March 24 at Water street store. Arthur Marble becomes bank bookkeeper at First National, Leen Shelp moves to Citizens’ Bank, and Sunday church events feature a Presbyteran sermon and Lorenz Clinke inspired address by Dr J Bo Ror.
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Omre
Wis
Elliott & Frovky
Mareh
Water Street
August Heft
Phe
Arthur Marble
Winneconne
First National Bank of
Omru
Leen Shelp
Citizens' Bank of Ouro
Barmar Society
J. Bo
Lorenz Clinke
Chicago
Oshkosh
Aun Yong
Mre
A. Lindsay
EL. Ferriss
Mrs. Punnyton
W. W. Kimbarly
J. S. Sharp
Leo Lindsay
Mav Bennetissane
J. Shelp
Dr. Sheerae
Fond du Lac Politics and Local Court News
Democratic caucus results list top candidates including Thomas Dockery and Dr Gavin with incumbents Watson and Blewett seeking positive justice. A. Metuxen returns home after eighteen years away. John P. Hess wins a $18 restitution suit against Allen Shaffer on a contested note. Court schedules adjust with upcoming assignments and Saturday sessions planned.
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Spectal
Fond du Lac
Wis
Rand
Rich Sealeys
Thomas Dockery
Dr. Gavin
James Carnworth
Joseph Lueving
Edward Chant
Frank Schueffer
Fred Ingroim
Thomas Watson
Denis Blewett
FB. L. Maloney
Blewett
A. Metuxen
Chicago
Europe
John P. Hess
Allen Shaffer
New York
Phin
Tiff
Hess
Nirwin
Appeal Court Reverses Conviction in Child Medical Care Case
The Brooklyn appellate division overturns J. Luther Pierson of Valhalls West Chester County, found not guilty of failing to obtain physician care for his twelve month old adopted daughter whose illness led to death. Pierson claimed prayer as a Church of Chicago member. judge writes the indictment did not prove a crime.
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Associated Press
New York
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
J. Luther Pierson
Valhalls
West Chester County
Pierson
Ehurch
Chicago
Bartlett
Colonel Gray Near Death in Chicago Home
Reports from the bedside in Chicago indicate Col. KB Gray of Wisconsin is near death. He has long led in Milwaukee society and is cared for by his daughter Maud S Gray at Burr M Gray’s home on Sawyer Avenue.
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Specia
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Mareh Jr
KB. BR. Gray
Chicago
Colonel Gray
Burr M. Gray
Si Sawyer Avenue
Mise Maud S. Gray
Corsonel Gray
G. Ay Re City
Wiseman
Eve Raines
Thin Suite
Revolu tionists encamped near Providencia in Acre under Castro
The World dispatch reports Acre revolutionaries led by General Placido Castro are encamped in Providencia district, while General Sampaio, with 1500 men at Porto Alonzo, orders a pause and signals plans to disband Castro forces. A courier advised avoidance of more action at Beljiangs.
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Associated Prees
New York
Martech
Revolutonists
Acre
Placklo Castro
Providencia
Orton
Saya
Rio Janeiro
Sampato
Porto Alonzo
Hin
Sampaio
Placido Castro
Cholera at Damascus Drives News Across Front Lines
Cholera has reappeared in Damascus as reported from Jerusalem on March 27 by Associated Press. The dispatch notes renewed health concerns amid wartime reporting and references political figures in the region.
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Associated Press
Jerusalem
Damascus
Frederick William
Prince Eitel
Holy
Treaty Fails As Brazil Presses Conditions On Reciprocity Pact
A two hour conference with the full Foreign Relations Committee failed to push ratification of the reciprocity treaty. Senators Capote and Volz favored approval without the H condition, while Hus stamente opposed. President Palma and foreign secretary Zulia urged a U S stance, insisting the treaty become operative by an agreed date as a real condition of acceptance.
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Tlavanc
Marois
Rasident Lula
E Ptu EY
Catan Reaiate
Sefhard Capote
Volz
Palma
Susior Zulia
Forelin
Uff Otteread
United States
Seder Buestwewende
Aubery Arrested Again In Milwaukee Forgery Case
James Mathew Aubery, a known figure in Milwaukee police reports, was arrested after allegedly passing four forged checks ranging from five to one hundred dollars. Detectives found him at 1325 Vilet Street and he awaits Judge Carpenter's decision as doctors prepare a report on his mental state.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Carpenter
James Mathew Aubery
Vilet Street
Rooney
Laubenheimer
Central Station
Carpentur
Aubery
Fuller
United States Su Court
C. O. Mania
Minnis
Dre
Bradley
Becker
New Pacific Cable Opens Groundwork for Midway Line
The Pacific Cable Company chartered the Grace Dollar to depart in April with supplies and personnel to construct a cable station on Midway Island. Work on the Midway to Hawaii connection begins upon arrival, forming the second link between the United States and the Philippines. British steamers Anglia and Colonia are en route with cable.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Marcel
Ira
Ilunadlutu
Merinigunds
Pacific Commerc Cable Company
Grace Dollar
Apri
Crable Station
Midway Island
Uwonatuluy
Midway
Philippines
A Anglia
Colunia
Drumcree Wins at Liverpool Spring Meeting
At Liverpool spring meeting today Drumcree won the grant national steeply chase. Detail was second and Manifesto third. Twenty three horses started. Sceptre sold to W A FL Bags of the enth hussars nephew and heir of Lord Burton. The price not disclosed. Sevier had refused $150 for Sceptre last year from Vanderbilt.
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Associated Preas
Liverpool
Morrison
Drumcree
Detail
Manifesto
Tventy
Tre
London
K. S. Stevier
Sceptre
W. A
Enth Hussars
Lord Burton
Sevier
W. K. Vanderbilt
Racine Life Saving Station Bid Awarded to Jensen Brothers
Bids opened at the treasury for the Racine life saving station and wharf. Jensen Brothers of Racine were the lowest bidders at 11,400 and awarded the contract. J McDonough of Milwaukee received the contract to install the hull apparatus in the public building at Ville.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Racine
Jensen Brothers
Hk. J. McDonough
Miwankes
Hisulla
Ville
Biu
Wanted at Milwaukee ex-agent Kempe arrested in Newark
Wilhelm von Kempe long associated with the Prudential Life Insurance Company in Milwaukee was arrested in Newark New Jersey on telegraphic orders from Milwaukee police. He faces embezzlement charges for 760 dollars belonging to the company and had departed Milwaukee prior to his flight.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wilhelm von Kempe
Prudential Ife Association
Newark
N. J
Milwaukee Police Department
von Kempe
Newarks
Fire at Utica Damages Paper Mill and Homes
Fire originating at the Carthage Usage paper mill near Utica caused about 9000 dollars in damage to the paper company and 3000 dollars to the Author and Pringia storehouse. Several houses sustained minor damage.
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Associated Press
Utter
Carthage
Paper Company
Author & Pringia
New Treaty Debate Sparks Cuban Rift in Senate
New York March 27 Senator Silva secretary of the Cuban committee advocates a treaty with the United States but voices from the Havana correspondent suggest relief at Roosevelt administration leadership. Critics say amendments are confusing and risk undermining the pact amid strong confidence in the president.
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Associated Press
New York
Silva
United States
Roosevelt
Features Of Land Bill Presented To Parliament In Britain
The House of Commons introduced the Irish land purchase bill by the Irish secretary Mr Wyndham. The lengthy paper outlines powers for the land commission to arrears, reallocate rents, and exempt military estates. It grants authority to declare sub tenants, vest hunting, fishing and mineral rights in the commission, and resolve boundary disputes. The bill also allows purchasing bankrupt estates for resale to tenants and posits temporary evictions as part of reform. The measure is marked as a flagship feature of the bill.
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AssOlated Press
Lonion
Trish
House of Commons
Iish
Wyndiam
Wim
Three Infants Die In City Mortality Record
The notice lists the deaths of Aman the Younes Elmer Bullinger son of Mr and Mrs George Bullinger aged about 1 1/2 meningitis. Ernest Jackiseh two day son of Mr and Mrs John Jackiseh. Frank Kellerman two weeks, ramps cause. Funerals set from residences and St Vincent s church. other obituaries include Mrs Fowler Orville Readit and Joseph Noe with details of survivors and services.
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Elmer Bullinger
George K. Bullinger
Ceape
Ernest Jackiseh
John Jackiseh
Walnut Street
Anne
Frank Kellerman
Mareet
Vramps
St. Vincent’s Church
Uirepon Street
Fowler
Ri Fi
William Yelling
Algoma Street
M. B. Charch
Orville
Orville Beach
Franklin I. Haff
Trinity Episcopal Church
Mra
Frank Joslyn
W. Davis
James Kennedy
John Morgan
E. HW. Simith
G. M. Steele
Charles Schrieber
G. M. Paine
James P
Joseph Noe
Fourteenth Street
St. Vincent's Church
N. K. Fairbanks Dead in Chicago
N. K. Fairbanks, a millionaire banker and industrialist, died at his home in Chicago this morning at age 73 after a brief illness. He built a career as a financier and led multiple banks and manufacturing concerns.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Maret
Mat “Tnrer
Banka
New York
James Woman Snow
The
Royal Company
Madison Avenue
Snow
National Transit Company
International Pump Company
Standard Oz Company
Iowa
Marshalltown
Benjamin F. Warfel
Into
Tle
Atth Town
Messmer Out as Bishop Likely in St Louis Appointment
In St Louis on March 27 Archbishops and clergy expect John Y. Glennon of Kansas City to be named in the propanda as the next bishop, not Messmer of Green Bay, despite no formal appointment on April 6. The decision hinges on papal indorsement and church factions.
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Kansan
St. Louis
Kain
John Y. Glennon
Kanesas City
Messmer
Greenay
Propanda
Carnegie Steel project changes name from National Steel to Carnegie
Trenton N J March 21 The Carnegie Steel Company files amended articles to change the National Steel Company name to Carnegie Steel Company The amendment adds a restricted stockholder inspection clause and cites a Supreme Court ruling In addition provision limits stockholder access to records requiring twenty percent written consent for suits and lists signatories and the United States Trust Company of New York as trustee for 029 995 shares
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Trenton
N. J
Conase
United States Steel Carparetten
National Steel Companys
Carnegie
National Steed Company
Ann
American Steel Hloop Company
Natland Steel Company
Carnegie Steel
Sam
Wd el For
Corporation of Lus
Supreme Court
O Hara
National Blacuit Company
O'Hara
Cation
Biacuit Company
Mandamus
Hove
Carnegie Steel Company
Charly Schwab
Elvert HH
Gary
William J. Corey
Thomas Murray
Willun W. Blackburn
United States Trust Company of New York
Staten Steel Corporation
Raharea
Tammany Hall and a Ladies Night at First Congregational
A Tammany Hall themed talk and a plan for a ladies night are discussed by Oshkosh First Congregational church men. Stephen Radford will speak on Manufacturing Statistics of Oshkosh, while J M Hurn reviews The Story of Tammany Hall by Gustavus Myers and notes publication hurdles and historical fraud ties to Tammany leaders.
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First Congregational Church
Deen
Stephen Radford
Oshkosh
J. M. Hurn
Tammany Hall
Gustavus Myers
Fim
Tammany
Pammany Society
Monney
Stagg
Pane
Swartwont
Tammany Society
Anton Burr
Matthew T. Davis
Treasury to Refund Government Bonds to Boost Circulation
Treasury Secretary Shaw plans a $290 million refunding program starting April 3 1903 to exchange three percent bonds of 1908 18 and four percent bonds of 1907 for new two percent bonds. The move aims to increase circulation by reducing old debt and strengthening banking liquidity amid a strained money situation.
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Treasury
Shaw
United Suttes
Secretary of the Treasury
Last Words of Tweed Recounted In Deathbed Scene
The text recalls William M. Tweed’s final hours at Ludlow Street on April 12, 1875. He claimed intent to do good and asked forgiveness, while remarks from his doctor and secretary describe his unwavering religiosity and concern for those harmed.
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New York
Tamsmany
Harbor
Fta
Erie Canal
Dominunt
Ma—Sion
Mike
Tweed
Tammany
Ludlow Street
S&s
Scouts suffer heavy losses in San Miguel clash
Molina dispatch says two companies of scouts attacked San Miguel’s force and were repulsed. Lieutenant Reese was seriously wounded. The scouts suffered three killed and eleven wounded.
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Molina
Aenbebe
Alu
San Miguel
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I. Tieutenant Reese
Hort Notes and Local Notices From Omro District
Hort notes report WW O Kimball denying his name should appear in Democrats gathering at Charles Krippene's Merritt street home. West End Whist Club to meet Saturday evening with Mrs Latween and Miss Lawson. Osakorh public library board to meet next Monday in the library. John Grofe, hamnness maker, committed to Northern hospital for insanity by Judge C D Cleveland. S K R Moody sidelined by kidney trouble. Sheriff rounds returns from Milwaukee trip. Marriage licenses issued to William Treleven and Lovina Phillips of Omro and to Henry A Brown and Mary Hoppe of the city.
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O. Kimball
Charles Krippene
Merritt Street
West End
Latween
Milwaukee
William Treleven
Omro
Lovina
Phillips
Henry A. Brown
Mary Hoppe
Levee Breach Floods Large Mississippi Delta Areas
Dispatches report a Mississippi levee crevasse south of Greenville widening to three miles with vast floodwaters threatening parishes and crops. Despite fear for life, officials say there is no danger to residents as repair efforts begin and the Yazoo delta region faces severe inundation from Greenville to Vicksburg.
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Bres
Lucy
Lamber
Texas Patelie
Gulf
Lake Salvador
Greenville
Misa
Great
Yazoo Delta
Vickseburg
Mississippi
German Empress Injured in Horse Accident
Berlin reports the empress was thrown from her horse during a Gruenwald event and sustained a broken right arm.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Gruenwald
Weather Forecast Highlights Wisconsin and Nearby Areas
Forecasts indicate fair weather across Wisconsin tonight and Saturday with northerly winds. Slight chances of unsettled conditions and lingering threats of storm activity in some sections. temperatures expected to be mild with no extreme highs.
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Leneth
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