Stephenson Vindicated in Senate Victory Vote
Milwaukee reports Senator Stephenson retains his U.S. Senate seat by a 40 to 34 vote after seven hours of debate. La Follette joins against Heyburn regulation, while votes show 16 Republicans and 18 Democrats opposed Stephenson. 28 Republicans and 12 Democrats supported him. Wife and daughter attended as final tally announced amid gallery applause.
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Milwaukee
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Stephenson
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United States Senate
Washington
Washington, D. C
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Senate
Associated Press
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Philadelphia
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Heyburn
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Oshkosh
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Senetor Mepheneoh
Miss Mercy Denounced In Chicago University Trial
Witness A Abrahame testifies Miss Mercy’s veracity is poor and untrustworthy. He knew Mercy four years and would not believe her under oath. Other witnesses describe Mercy as poorly disciplined and careless, while Miss Mercy interjects during testimony.
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Chicago
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South Side
Esther Mercy
Marion Talbot
University of Chicago
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Mies
Mercy
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Zimmerman
Warren Reynolds
Pomeroy
Csary Green
Miss Merry
Neal
Caaminell
William L. Pasecott
Auss Mercy
Missary Warning
Protests at Lawrence open Wisconsin high school tourney
Appleton Wis March 28 The eighth annual Wisconsin high school basketball tournament at Lawrence college opened this afternoon with Oconto Bunng entering under protest over Madison players not certified to the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association. Madison played under protest. if any participant is ruled ineligible the game will be forfeited to Oconto. Antigo also failed to send a certified list and was warned by phone but promised to provide the list to Prof John Callahan of Menasha.
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Appleton
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Wisconsin
Lawrence College
Armory
Dowlovk
Oconto
Madison
Board of Control
Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletics Association
Woothe
Oconta
Antigo
Tonigh
John. Callahan
Menasha
Milwaukee
Journal Special
Marinette Sa
Marinette
Menominee
Escanaba
Gladstone
Mich
Escainaba
Subterranean
Family perishes in blaze near Wilkes-Barre
Associated Press reports Evan Millick a miner his wife and three children died in a early morning house fire at Askam near Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania. Fire fighters battled flames with the home destroyed and the community shaken by the tragedy.
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Wilkenbarre
Associated Press
Evan Millick
Askam
Here
Olk Stock's Rapid Rise
Associated Press reports in New York on March 28 that Standard Oil of Kentucky stock sold at 400 a share, rising 450 points from yesterday's low. The article notes the price had traded near 320 a few days earlier.
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Associated Press
New York
Standard Ofl Company of
Kentucky
Burt Obtains Private Audience With King Emmanuel
Archibald W. Burt personal aide to President Taft met King Victor Emmanuel privately at the royal palace in Rome. The audience followed the March 28 to May date window and occurred amid ongoing theater and cultural discussions in Italy, with no further details released.
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Taft
Agenciated Press
Rome
Archibald W. Burt
Victor Emmanuel
Turmoils in Mexico Alarm Government Faces Possible Overthrow
Washington reports confirm federal defeats in Chihuahua and Zapata signs in the south. Rebels gain ground as U S policy weighs intervention, while Orozco and forces maneuver around Torreon and surrounding districts.
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Washington, D.C
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Zapataix
Illinois Primary Proposal Moves Through Legislature
Springfield March 28 The presidential preference primary law with an emergency clause was reported to the house today printed and referred to the primary elections committee A governor’s message suppressing the call for a special session and adding another subject was tabled awaiting the attorney general opinion on legality The act creating a drainage district in St Clair and Madison counties failed to provide for the election of officers
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Associated Press
Springfield
Senate
House
House Committee
St. Clair
Madison Coun
New Trusts Amend Law Prompt House Action
Successors to the original trustees seek amending the law. The primary election committee passed two bills: one advancing from the Senate, the other Rep Chippertield's bill. The committee favors Senate action, citing its advanced stage. The Senate bill will be read soon and a House passage vote is planned for Friday and Saturday.
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Willell
House
Chippertield
Senate
Destruction of Property Reported in March Strike Parade
Towell reports a violent strike action with windows broken at the Bigelow Cylinder and Shuttle plants and a man arrested for malicious destruction. Labor leaders claim wage increases have reduced momentum, but strikers target the Bigelow plant amid broader union action.
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Associated Dress
Towell
Mdew
Uene
Bigelow Cyliper Company
Hobbin and
Shuttle Company
Lawrence Manufacturing Company
United States Bunting Company
Mleelow Manufacturing Company
Marshfield Man Protests Ballot Placement
Felker candidate for mayor filed mandamus against Marshfield city clerk to force inclusion of his name on the official ballot. Hearing set before Judge Uo BL Mark at Stevens Point. Clerk initially refused citing late filing. city attorney and Atty Gini advised actions.
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Milwaukes
Maren
Marshfieht Rays
Felker
Eftenii Court
Tempel
Stevens
Lee
Vedder
Fetker
Attornis
Porg
Atty Gini
Ho Han
Man Killed at Kaukauna Sawmill
Special to The Northwestern Kaukauna Wisconsin a mill worker was instantly killed when a plank piece flew from an edger striking him in the chest at the sawmill He had long been employed by the company and was valued by the firm He leaves a wife and several children in the community
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Kaukauna
Lenny Blerdt
Altia Kagokeuna Faender de Mantefaestuaing Company
Lhfe
Auuth al
Ingram for Congress announces candidacy in Wisconsin
Associated Press reports from Menomonie Wisconsin that Charles A Ingram speaker of the Wisconsin assembly announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination in the Tenth district He will face Juamen A Freur of Hudson and Julius C Cilbertsen of Eau Claire in a three cornered Progressive contest.
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Associated Pres
Menomonie
Wis
Charles A. Ingram
Durand
Wisconsin Assembly
Congress
Ingram
Juamen A. Freur
Hudson
Julius C. Cilbertsen
Eau Claire
Barnes Criticized by Senate Panels in Albany Affair
William Barnes doctor, chairman of the Republican state committee, is sharply criticized by Senate committees that investigated Albany city and county affairs last fall and presented their report to the legislature today.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
William Barnes
Republican State Committee
Senate
Sugar trade closes early for late Mr. Ar buckle
In New York on March 18 the sugar market shut at noon to honor the memory of the late John Ar buckle whose funeral is set for 2 PM.
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Associated Press
New York
John, Arbuckle
Lorimer Affair Dead as Committee Declares
A Senate committee announced Lorimer’s innocence and declined further action. The panel's vote favored Lorimer, citing no knowledge of corrupt dealings in his election and noting no further proceedings. The report suggests a Senate debate may come next workweek.
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Howang
Carrie
Renate Lorimer
Exennter
Tilmela
Lurker
Lorine
Getsa
Casa
Lorimer
Coal Shortage Hits La Crosse With Fuel Refusals
In Le Crosse Wisconsin on March 28 coal famine tightens. Not a ton of anthracite available and dealers refuse orders. Bituminous supply nearly exhausted as the city abandons a streets flushing plan to conserve fuel. The water plant faces possible shutdown without relief.
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Associated Prean
le Crosse
Wis
Tat Crosse
Board of Public Works
Efly
Maniac in Greenley County Terrorizes Farmers
Sherrin Burke and a dozen men pursue an armed man believed insane who last night forced entry at farmer John Peterson's home near Ginsum City. The intruder demanded food, seized his victim's shotgun, pocketed cartridges, and threatened to kill anyone who followed, claiming he had killed his brother and brother‑in‑law. He is thought to be hiding in southern county marshes.
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Associated Proes
Bulma
Kan
Sherrin Burke
Greenwood County
John Peterson
Ginsum City
Luneh
Heen
Two Sword Thrusts In Liuchow Princes Death
Reports from South China and Sichuan describe a Manchu restoration project and a pirate killing in Wonsha province with two sword thrusts to the lungs. Separate notices recount mutiny in Suchow where 600 garrison troops looted and burned, while Chiang Kai-shek era upheaval leads to disbanding of a department.
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London
South Ching
Tientsin
Mnanchuly Dickie
Engineers Strike Predicted After Wage Vote
Warren Stone, leader of the Brotherhood of Luco patter, predicts that if the wage vote on April 1 and 2 fails to yield increases, 2600 of the 25,000 engineers may strike. He says railroads demand higher freight rates to cover costs and condemns the Interstate Commerce Commission for blocking raises.
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Associated Press
New York
Mich
Warren
Commeres Commission
Arkansas results show a disputed race impact
A garbled Arkansas report claims Josh P. Trebbaean and George Wy. Dennichey fought for a reelection as US congressman with a large lead, though the text is unclear. The fragment mentions a margin around 30 000 and cites a political contest involving named figures and regions in Arkansas.
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Associated Press
Lithie Rock
Ark
Veateridy
Crocrate
Arkansas
Cangrens
Josh P. Trebbaean
Fion
George Wy. Dennichey
Reekvethin
United States
Beongter
M.S Hrondige
Minimum wage bill passes amid royal assent delayed
The report notes parliamentary approval and pending royal assent for a minimum wage bill. It outlines key features and concerns over the wage floor and possible amendments. The text mentions miners and industrial impact, with reference to page fourteen analysis and forthcoming details.
Oshkosh Bank Authorized Milaihee Win
A historical notice states Oshkosh bank authorization and a Milaihee win on a March 28 match. The document notes a certificate of authority sealed, a capital amount of zero, and adds by Malerms called holder.
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Milaihee
Malerms Caedhler
Railroad official resigns from Chicago and North Western
Division superintendent A. F. Steiner of the north Wisconsin division, based in North Fond du Lac, resigns his post effective April. Steiner, who succeeded B. Hamding three years ago, plans to take a year’s rest before his next assignment.
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Teiner
North Wisconsin
Chicongo & Northweastern Railroat
North Fond Duo Lac
Ham Ding
Reiner
Senator Taylor Undergoes Gall Stone Operation
Senator Taylor of Tennessee underwent an operation for gall stones today and is said to be in stable condition. Doctors report the surgery was successful and hope for a speedy recovery.
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Washington, D
Maren
Tastor
Tennessee
Steamship Movements Reported in Mediterranean and Atlantic Routes
Steamship movements from Yokohama to Canada and Marseille list arrivals at various ports. The Mauretania bound for New York sails from Liverpool with 740 miles east of Sandy Hook reported at 0:45 and deck at 8:30 am Friday. The Lasavote bound for New York is 1,156 miles east of Sandy Hook at 7:40 pm Wednesday with a 8:30 am Saturday port watch.
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Canada
Marseilles
F. Tietgen
Copenhagen
Kroonlund
Antwerpt
Suhle Tsland
Mauretania
Liverpool
New York
Milena
Sandy Woek
Cape Hace
Lasavote
Hayra
Sandy Hook
Tock
Brother of Dead Man Aids Mrs Vermilya at Trial
In Chicago on March 28 1911 Joseph Smith brother of Richard T Smith testified in the murder case against Louise Vermilya. He denied foul play and said his brother had salary income only from the railroad and that he had no knowledge of arsenic or the missing revolver.
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Chicago
Dire
Louise Vermilya
Richard T. Smith
Joseph ©. Smith
North Henderson
Joseph R. Burres
Smith
Mrs. Vermilya
March U
Mra
Krank Stork
Amith
Buism
A. J. Schaefer
Joseph Smith
Vermilya
Schaefer
New York
Slaves on Trail as Court Case Opens in Roanoke
In Virginia and North Carolina border chase, 54 men pursue Allen suspects toward Mount Airy. Judge Staples adjourns Carroll county term to April 23 for venue talks and trial dates for Alta Edwards Byrd Martin. Floyd Allen likely to be tried in Roanoke on April 15.
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Associated Press
Wilsvilly
Allen Wang
Blue Ridge
Sidna
Friel Ajlen
Weeely Howards
Phter
Avrom
North Carolina
Mount Airy
Haynes
Surry County
Virginia Demehera
Staples
Carroll County
al Alta
Britun Edwards
Byrd Marten
Roanoke
Ployd Adlen
Botheidea
Bliyd Aljeo
Tom Mann Released on Bail in Salford Mutiny Case
Tom Mann, labor leader, was released on 2000 bail in Salford England on March 28. He pledged not to incite troops to mutiny while awaiting trial. He faces charges of feloniously and maliciously publishing printed matter to persuade service members to mutiny and commit treason.
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England
Tom Mann
Walten KaraAntee
Petings
Body Found At Janesville River Fatality
The body of Curt Talherin of Mt. Vernon was recovered from the river below the dam near Janesville Wa. He had been missing since December 20 and was identified by receipts in his pocket. Aged twenty three, he was married and believed to have fallen from the State Way bridge while en route to Sloughtep, presumed drowned.
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Associated Press
Janesville
Ae Curt Talherin
Mt. Vernon
Tale Way
Weathered Fragments Signal Shifting Local Forecast
The readable scraps indicate a weather note with temperature and time cues. Fragmentary phrases mention Sun Sun Day and Beta at length with general changes. No clear location or date is established, but the piece hints at a forecast update and evolving conditions.
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