Minister Loomis Recalled for Consultation on Venezuela
The state department recalls Minister Frank Loomis from Caracas to Washington for direct consultation. Officials say disputes over Consul Raiz and the asphalt controversy have grown acute, with Loomis having full government approval for his actions and expected to remain in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
State Department
Frank Loomis
Caracas
Washington
United States
Venezuela
Raiz
Loomis
Why Russia Hesitates Seizure of Manchuria May Split China
Vienna dispatch reports that England Germany and Japan warned Russia and China that signing the Manchurian agreement could lead to the partition of China. The note notes France would view the treaty as an unfriendly act if concluded. The Allegemine Zeitung, close to the Austrian foreign office, publishes the memorandum.
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Manelussio
China
Associated Press
Vienna
Allegemine Zeitrung
Euch
England
Germany
Japan
Tussia
Russia
France
Texas Storm Causes Heavy Property Losses in Dallas County
The Associated Press reports a northern Texas storm caused merchant and general property losses in Dallas city and county estimated at 75 000 to 100 000 dollars. Fruit damage is feared due to cold weather. No lives were reported lost.
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Oy Associated Press
Dallas
Texas
Cotton Mills Close in Fall River Curtailed Operations
Associated Press reports twenty Fall River cotton mills shut down today for curtailment until April. About 16,600 workers affected as six mills reopen next Monday then close again. No regular print cloths sold this week, sales totaling 75,000 pieces. Market sentiment remains low and unsatisfactory.
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Associated Press
Fall River
Mass
Evangelical Lutheran Aid association of Oshkosh formed
Articles of incorporation filed with the register of deeds for the Evangelical Luthern Aid association of Oshkosh. The group aims to furnish aid to members in sickness and death, has no capital stock, and lists Hudolph, Meyer, August Polnow, Fred Zabell and others as incorporators.
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Evangelical Luthern Aid Association of
Oshkosh
Hudolph
Meyer
August Polnow
Fred Zabell
Mustering Out Request From San Francisco Troops
Washington March 3 The War Department received a telegram from General Shafter in San Francisco reporting that commanding officers of the Thirty third and Thirty fourth regiments say by vote on ship that enlisted men wish to be mustered out in San Francisco.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
War Department
General Shafter
San Francisco
Logan
War Reminders Removed at San Juan Harbor Channel
San Juan Porto Rico March 3 The steamer Christobal Calon once stranded in the channel at the entrance to San Juan harbor and a long menace to navigation was blown up yesterday widening the passage to the harbor by forty feet.
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San Juat
Porto Rico
San Juan Harbor
Spain
Wife and mother to visit Aguinaldo in Cavite
The wife and mother of Aguinaldo, living at Binacayan near old Cavite, have been granted permission to visit him. Lorenss Prieto, accused of aiding insurgents by supplying information to General Cailles for trade privileges, was found guilty by a military committee and sentenced to death, a sentence commuted by General MacArthur to ten years imprisonment.
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Associated Press
Manilla
Aguinaldo
Binacayan
Cavite
Lorenss Prieto
Cailles
MacArthur
Jefferson Hotel Fire Destroys Richmond Landmark
Richmond cannot. Jefferson hotel built by the late Lewis Ginter at over 1 million dollars burnt nearly to ash, leaving only two clock towers and part of the Franklin Street front. Guests fled as fire swept the six year old, considered fireproof house. One traveler injured, a Richmond boy missing feared trapped. Insurance about 630000. Source Associated Press.
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Lewin Ginter
Wan
Associated Press
Richmond
Jefferson Hotel
Lewis Ginter
Franklin Street
Main Street
Mr. Richards
Danvile
Robertson
Thore
Jess
Jefferson
Little Boy Fatally Scalded at Kaukauna
Special to The Northwestern Haukauna Wis March 30 Little Charles Ristan aged three years was badly scalded yesterday by accidentally falling in a kettle of hot water Though a physician living next door was summoned the burns are so serious there is small hope for the little sufferer Joseph Obarskie won in his suit for damages against the city for a defective sidewalk receiving 200 for injuries sustained in falling thereon last fall The suit was brought for 400 damages for falling from a high walk A railing has now been ordered at this point
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Haukauna
Wis
Charles Ristan
Joseph Obarskie
Corn Still Soars On Chicago Board as May Price Hits Record
Chicago March 30 corn for May delivery surged on the boards of trade breaking the high price record. May touched 44 percent cents and closed about 44 percent higher than yesterday. George H. Phillips booked profits on heavy linen of long corn as overall business surpassed any day this week. Liverpool price rises and weather signals boosted demand, cutting off movement from country erths.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Boards of Trade
George H. Phillips
Liverpool
Cleveland Carpenters Prepare Monday Strike Demand
Cleveland union carpenters plan to demand a five cent an hour wage increase from contractors on Monday. If refused, a strike will be declared. Current pay is twenty seven and a half cents per hour for an eight hour day. It is claimed two thirds of city carpenters belong to the union chain.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Republican Nominees for Oshkosh Mayor Clerk and Treasurer
Walter L. Quatermass leads the Republican slate for mayor, backed by strong testimonials of faithfulness and public service. Walter L. Marden seeks city clerk with a record as captain in the Spanish American War and asphalt work in Oshkosh. Henry C. Westphal, a German-American treasurer candidate, built a business career in Oshkosh and serves as church treasurer.
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Weeve
Oshkosh
Oxford Wins Gripping 1854 Boat Race by Half Length
In rough water amid a swell from the southwest Oxford defeated Cambridge by a half length on the Putney to Mortlake course. Time 22 minutes 31 seconds, with Cambridge briefly leading near Horneycrafts before Oxford’s final push. The race was sharp and exhausting for both crews.
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Associated Press
London
Oxford
Julme-Seymour
Cambridge
Culme-Seymour
Larnes Bridge
Chicago Post Sold to Evanston Group Heads Paper
The Chicago Evening Post was sold by H Kohlsaat to a company led by J C Shaffer of Evanston who will be president and publisher. Samuel T Clover, longtime managing editor, becomes editor. The publication will be renamed The Chicago Post and relaunched with half the page size but more pages each week.
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Associated Preas
Chicago
Chicago Evening
Post
H. Kohlsaat
J.C. Shaffer
Evanston
Samuel T. Clover
Chicago Post
Chicago Daily News to Feature Anafcial News and Reform Life
The paper announces it will feature Anafcial news and all items valuable to readers. It will continue to emphasize literary educational reform and social life in Chicago and will align with Republican politics.
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Chicago
Mothers throw babes from windows in fatal tenement fire
New York report from Delaney and Norfolk streets details a five story tenement blaze in which Mrs Cohot and two children, Benjamin aged five and Sophia aged one, died after mothers, driven mad by panic, hurled their infants from windows and fire escapes. police and firemen saved others from serious harm in the early hours of the fire.
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Associated Press
New York
Cohot
Genjamin
Sophia
Delaney and
Norfolk Streets
Tension in Japanese official circles sparks war talk
London AP dispatch reports great tension in Japanese official life. The Foreign Office is open day and night as senior generals confer. The emperor has attended meetings and asked about services. Three staff officers were sent to Caera to investigate. Potential war prospects are openly discussed.
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Fporden
Kent
Ea Inn
Senior Generis
Associated Press
London
Yokohama
Daily Mail
Foreign Office
Carea
Neenah Canning Company Incorporates at $8 000
Neenah Wis March 20 The Neenah Canning company is legally incorporated at a meeting of fifty stockholders with capital stock fixed at 8000. A committee will secure a site and report later. Also reported is that a young man believed responsible for a family smallpox outbreak surrendered after returning from hiding and is ill with the disease. Underground wires planned by Wisconsin Telephone company to bury lines in eight blocks of the business district, including Wisconsin avenue Cedar and Church streets.
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Northwestern
Neenah, Wis
Neenah Canning Company
Emu Alblpor
Wm. Kelley
Mary Keljdey
James Wesley
E. J. Gallagher
Wisconsin Telephone Company of
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Avenue
Cedar
Chuirch Streets
Caustic Russian Paper Comments on Aguinaldo Capture
The St. Petersburg Zeitung criticizes U.S. intervention as overreach and mocks Washington’s aims to secure influence in Europe and Latin America. It also blames the United States for delays in Chinese acceptance of the Manchurian arrangement, noting this stance reflects Pan-German conservative bias rather than true Russian sentiment.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Aguinaldlo
St. Petersburg Zeitung
United States
America
Europe
Latin America
The
Zeitung
St. Louis Exposition Committee Members Named
Washington March 30 the St. Louis exposition committee will be announced tonight or Monday and will include Senate Cater of Montana McPride of Oregon Lindsay of Kentucky Thurston of Nebraska ex Representatives Glynn of New York ex Representative Alen of Mississippi 1m Dy Beat of Arkansas John F Miller of Indiana and F Av Betta of Connecticut
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
St. Louis Exposition
Wx-Sennatora Cater
Montana
McPride
Oregon
Lindsay
Kentucky
Thurston
Nebraska
Glynn
New York
Alen
Mississippi
Dy Beat
Arkansas
John F. Miller
Indiana
F. Av. Betta
ConnecticUhe
More Surrenders in Philippines Reported by MacArthur
War department dispatch from General MacArthur dated March 9 cites General Geronimo in eastern Bulacan and Morong provinces surrendering with twelve officers and twenty nine men, taking an oath and returning to mountains for pi big guns. Col. Contreras surrender in Panay with thirty guns.
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TOBA
Washington, D. C
War Department
MacArthur
Geronimo
Bulacan
Morong
Ihunder
Piate
Col. Contreras
Panays
Zulgain
Panay
Prince Kropotkin Predicts Russian Autocracy Falls
New York report cites Prince Peter A. Kropotkin praising a recent challenge to autocracy in Russia. He says ministers warned the czar a promulgated law cannot be enforced, envisioning a future federal system akin to the United States. He opposes killing the czar, citing Nicholas II’s errors as weakening the throne. Tolstoy reportedly urged the czar to end religious persecution amid Donkhobor refugee petitions.
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Associated Press
New York
Prince Peter ‘A. Krapotkin
Gerard Hotel
Russia
Prince Krapotkin
United States
Prince Kropotkin
Nicholas II
Tolstoi
London Dispatch
Fhe Journal
Leo Tolstoi
Canada
Sun Dogs In Evidence Foretold Change To Spring
Two well defined sun dogs appeared on either side of the sun in the western sky about five oclock Friday afternoon. They were seen as a bad omen by locals awaiting milder weather. The wind whistled and Merced winter clothing remained in use as a sign of lingering cold.
Milwaukee Road to Absorb Davenport Line in Joint Traffic Pact
Milwaukee Journal reports Milwaukee Road will absorb the Davenport Rock Island Northwestern route under a 999 year traffic agreement. The line extends about fifty five miles from Clinton Iowa to Davenport Rock Island and Moline, forming part of the Kane City Cutoff and shortening Chicago to Kansas City travel. Officials from Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul, Davenport and Burlington & Quincy discussed operation details in Chicago. H R Williams named president of the Davenport road as practical absorption progresses.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Journal Today
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Davenport
Rock Imland
Northwestern
A. J. Earling
St. Paul Road
Clinton
Iowa
Rock Inland
Moline
Milwaukee Road
Kane Aan City
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago
Kansas City
Tfl
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Burlington & Quincy
Davenport, Rock Island & Northwestern
Davenport Road
the &T Patt
Burlington Systems
H. R. Williams
Chicago, Milwaukee
St. Paul
Burlington
Ninth Grade Shakespeare Pageant At Normal
Graduating exercises of the ninth grade were held in the Normal auditorium with an all Shakespearean program. Arthur Gruenewald led the pageant as King Oberon while Nina Owens gave a talk illustrated by stereopticon views on Shakespeare’s life._students praised the adaptation and performance and President Halsey presented certificates as the class closed with a song, Hark Hark the Lark, accompanied by Miss Williamson.
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Arthur Gruenewald
King Oberon
Henry V
Henry Viiii
Arthur Gruénewald
Seymour Heymann
Hazel ‘Werlauser
Gert Wicks
Bach
Marvin
R. H. Halsey
Kate Williamson
Actor Roland Reed Dies in New York
New York March 20 Roland Reed actor died in this city after a long illness. The report notes his career in stage and screen and his impact on early American theater and film.
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Roland Reed
New York
Roland Reid
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Charien Ristan
Weat Bely Rate Helm
Cleveland Carpenters
Quatermass
Neenah
Wisconsin
Walter L. Marden
Marden
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Mr. Marden
P. L. Marden
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B.C. Westphal
Henry C. Westral
Westphitt
R. A. Squirk
Spink
Westphal
Mr Westphal
Buffalo
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City
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Chapman Dry Goods House
McKenzie & Crawford
F. J. Hornish
Hornish
Welf
R. C. Knobta
Ceapa Street
Westphalia
Bowen Street
W. A. Marden
W. Quaterm
C. Weatphal
Iridge
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Harmesworth
Harm
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Dexcrin
Philippines
Colonel Contreras
Prince Krarothin
Lass
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Letter of Waring
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Bua Bote
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