Pennell’s Murder Inquest Hearings Open In New York
Testimony at a Burdick inquest reveals Arthur R Pennell stating he could kill a man even if swung for it. Witnesses Alex G Quinn and F G H King recount Pennell’s threats and talk about a picture on the wall, with officials preparing further proceedings as absence of some witnesses delays hearings.
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Py Associated Preae
Marahgo
Mayer
Duy Lefare Pultee
Jude Murphy
Hotel Telat
York City
Burdick
Kang
Altra
Taurdick
Arthur Ke
Burdak Psyptesst Wien
Ciy
Pennell
Ure
Mr. Pennell
Ordini
F. G. H. King
Florel Roland
Quinn
King
Kine
Murphy
Probe on Mrs Burgess death at Pigm hotel
Fond du Lac Wisconsin March 30 police probe the death of Mrs Blanche Burgess in mysterious circumstances at Pigm hotel after a Saturday arrival with J E Murray. An attending physician cites appendicitis as the cause. Murray is said to have removed the word wife from the hotel register. Also, twelve year old John Eldred, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Eldred, died after a fall from a box car Sunday.
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Northwestern
Fond i Lac
Wis
Blanche Burgess
Pigm Hotel
Yorenoon
Rienz! Cemetery
Avoran
Murray
Flurgess
New York
John Eltred
Harry Eldred
Oleson Refuses Position and Indian Office Proposals
Washington March 39 Captain Ole Oleson and Seymour W. So Hster of Oshkosh return to Washington after a week in New York and Boston. Proposals will be opened at the Indian office for Indian allotment fate on the Me nominees reservation. Captain Grison declined a $2900 offer to serve under Indian Commissioner Jones. J. Cobh of Min em Pot plans to resign, Jones offers Olesen the post he declines to move his family southwest.
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Washington, D. C
Ole Oleson
Seymour W. So Hster
Oshkosh
Washington
New York
Boston
Menominees Reservation
Grison
Jones
J. Cobh
Minem Pot
Hia
Captain Olesen
Olesen
Southwest
H. C. Steve
Deaths by own action reported in two cities
In Marine City Michigan fifteen year old Arthur Wellhausen died by gunshot after a family dispute about church attendance. His friends say he chose death by his own hand despite parents calling it accidental. In Fall River Massachusetts Navy Lieutenant W W Henderson, in charge of dredge work, killed himself at sea after three months in the harbor area. He has a sister in Brooklyn and previously lived in Philadelphia.
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Associated Prem
Marine City
Mich
Arthur Wellhausen
NAVAL
Fall River
Maes
T. Henderson
United States Navy
Chayre
Inbathry Paine RA
Breaktyne
Phiadelphia
Bible distribution sparks praise in Philippines at Palaupline
Father O'Brien Harden preached at St Patrick's Cathedral praising Bible shipments to the Philippines as a boon, saying the open Bible will break superstition and aid local traditions, while noting the faithful must seek understanding from God's word.
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Associated Press
New York
Father O'Brien Harden
Patrick's Cathedral
Yuta
Keller
Judge Carter Allows Delay in Lorimer-Durborow Count
The conference between commissioners and attorneys in the Lorimer Durborow contest continued past the announced start time. Judge Carter, legal adviser to the election board, postponed the counting of the remaining precincts citing pressing municipal matters, while opponents pressed on with a count behind locked doors defying Judge Hanecy’s injunction.
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St Associated Press
Chicago
Lorimer-Durborow
Carter
Election Board
Hanecy
Neenah Menasha finances show sound year in review
Neenah Menasha finances praised in a yearly city report. City Clerk S. S. Lie notes strong funds and low debt, with $2,861.49 in the general fund and $1,251.21 in the library fund. Report covers taxes, school and library support, street and sewer expenditures, and notable local incidents.
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Neenah-Menasha
Wis
Menasha
Snandal
Abott Folo
Sclirage
First National Bank of
Mashe
Lcot
Chy
Citty Hall
Aundrien
Park
Nalice
Fire Department
Henry Shea
Duluth
Shoelock
Patrick Boxee
Toyen Street
St. Patrick's Church
King Welock
Father Dekelon
Shea
William Eekmann
Elgin
Rhuixdal
Merrill and Wanton
Eekmann
Suuday
Echnana
Norway
Schntz
Neenah
Bualias
Frank Hickiech
Menneba Woodenware Company
Rcarmakere
Monnal
Etgar
Great Cotton Mills Silent Amid Wage Strikes Across States
Silent lines mark the mills as strikes grip textile towns. Connecticut workers face charges after a trolley attack amid broader wage fights. In New Haven, trainmen resume talks over schedules and pay while Buffalo drydock workers opt for arbitration. Kentucky miners press for 14 percent raise as Louisville miners hold talks. Ashland rail workers gain a 16 cent daily raise, and New Market mills suspend operations due to weaving disputes affecting 300 workers.
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Buffalog
Buffalo
N.Y
Buffalo Drydock Company
Ashland
Schainkitt Tracton and
Lake Side Railway
New Market
New Market Manufacturing Company
Wedding at Appleton Unites Miss Schlosser and Emil Koerner
Emily Schlosser daughter of Mr and Mrs John Schlosser of Appleton wed Emil Koerner from St Paul in a noon ceremony. A 23 pound perch was speared in Mud Creek near Stroehe’s friend last Sunday. The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Wisconsin annual conference will be in Appleton starting June 2 for one week with about 25 ministers teachers and lay delegates attending.
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Northwestern
Appleton
Wis
Emily Schlosser
John Schlosser
This Ciy
Emil , Koerner
St. Paul
Mud Creek
Stroehe
Friand
Evangelleal Lutheran Synod of Wisconsin
Iwi
Teachers Land
Deaths in Black Wolf and Winnebago
James Howlett a well known farmer of Black Wolf died Sunday at his home aged sixty nine after a year long stomach cancer suffering. Funeral Wednesday at 11 from his residence with Rev Edward J Smith officiating. burial in River Shie cemetery. Also Sara t Ross aged forty nine died Sunday of consumption at Winnebago. Funeral tomorrow afternoon with interment in Een Wood Gentilery.
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James Howlett
Black Wolf
Edward J. Smith
Winnebago
Eenwood Gentilery
Dr Flower Pleads Not Guilty in NY Grand Larceny Case
New York March 24 Associated Press says Dr Richard C Flower pleaded not guilty to the Nye indictment charging him with grand larceny. He reserved privilege to withdraw the plea on April 16 and to enter any plea he sees fit.
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Associated Press
New York
Richard C. Flower
Hia
Ruger Exits Race for Supreme Court Seat
Jasesville's William Ruger withdraws from the contest for the Wisconsin supreme court judgeship. Only two other nominees remain: Judge Robert G. Stebecker of Madison and attorney Moritz Wittig of Milwaukee. Stebecker is Governor La Follette’s brother in law. Wittig was a former Democratic state senator candidate defeated last year.
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My. Ruger
Robert G. Stebecker
Madison
Moritz Witthg
Milwaukee
Stebecke
la Follette
Wittig Ib Wu Creamelty
Butna
Rip Reukermm
Miwaukee
Extra Session Likely Over Wisconsin Primary Fight
Madison March 39 The administration will not accept the senate primary bill. Two plans are discussed to fight the issue. One would have the assembly reject the senate bill and request a conference committee, the other to pass a new bill excluding state officers from the primary and nominate them in the primary, a plan favored by the administration. La Follette forces foresee an extra session if the primary bill fails, as rail and road taxation debates intensify.
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Unio
Merrimac
Hamilton
Muss
Tollenees
SEW Haven
New Haven
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railway Company
John M. Hall
Raiway Company
Valentine Fitzpatrick
Trathmen's National Brotherhood
Agres
Hallfa
Elas
Chicago
Erantendt
Louisvile
Western Kentucky
Madison
Senate
Assembly
Tess
Davidson
la Follette
la oFllette
Unig
Death of Mrs. Anna Bennett in Neenah Wisconsin
Mrs Anna Bennett wife of Rev W W Bennett of the Menasha M E Church died suddenly on Sunday afternoon believed to be apoplexy She was sixty attended church yesterday survived by husband a son Rev Archie Bennett of Tomahawk and two daughters Mrs Nellie Hendrook of Black Creek and Miss Mary Hennett of Menasha Funeral at 10 from the M E church Menasha with interment at Gakhi cemetery Also reports on Neenah city party conventions with minor nominations and withdrawals.
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Neengh-Menasha
Wis
Anna Bennett
W. W. Bennett
Menavgha M. E. Church
Lummerick
Ireland
Wisconsin
Bennett
Archie Bennett
Tomahawk
Nellie Hendrook
Black Creek
Mary Hennett
Menasha
Mu E
Mr. Johns
Gakhi Cemetery
Neenah
cYy Bathh
J. PD. Prebenson
Harry K. Bavcock
Jennie Cooke
E. P. Mars
Dennis Baird
Mr. Marsh
J. P. Jasperaon
J. M. Callahan
TN. Stone
Ivyhoula
James McGinn
Nets Jonsen
Presidents Meet at Sea to Resolve Central American Dispute
Cable dispatches from San Salvador report that Guatemalan President Cabrera and Salvadoran President Escalon held an eight hour conference aboard a high sea vessel near San Jose Costa Rica. They reportedly resolved differences between Guatemala and El Salvador and Escalon returned to San Salvador last night.
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Associated Press
Panama
Colombia
Helo
San Salvador
Tresident Cabrera
Escalone
Utica Town Officers Nominees Named at Caucus
At a largely attended caucus held at the Utica town hall Saturday the following town officers were nominated Supervisors Ry J. Mackle chairman R Lockhart D Heece assessor John Pugh treasurer BE Hye town clerk J Jones justice James G Pickett E JF Ransom constables Jasper G Pickett George Ransom
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Utica
Itera
Ry J. Mackle
R. Lockhart
D. Heece
John Pugh
Tressurer
BE. Hye
J. Jones
Junticen
James G. Pickett
E. JF. Ransom
Jasper G. Pickett
George Ransom
Wrecks and Fatalities Donn Time in Multiple Rail Crashes
A run of railroad disasters across Pennsylvania and Ohio leaves several dead and many injured. Crashes near Corry and Cleveland, plus a Cleveland to New York express derailment, trigger hospital evacuations and emergency response as crews clear wreckage and investigate causes. Firemen killed in an Akron derailment and a Grind Trunk Western train split add to the toll, while a dynamite explosion at the Wyandot mine injures workers.
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Murih
Corry
Union City
Akron
Erie
Ashland
FL To. Seif
W. H. While
Gillon
Nilfer Evans
Albert Welsh
Chemien
Fung
Western Railway
Swartz Creek
John Herrington
Wagner
Houghton, Alich
Abram Lekusso
Joseph Brausch
Wyandot
South Range
Death of Gustavus F Swift Shocks Swift Packing Co
Gustavus F. Swift, president of the Swift Packing Company, died suddenly at his Chicago home from an internal hemorrhage following gall bladder surgery on March 22. The American meat packer began as a butcher and left a fortune estimated between 37 and 100 million dollars. Company plants nationwide will close tomorrow afternoon in mourning.
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Gustavus F. Swift
Swift Packing Company
Chicago
Cesne
State
Mr. Swift
Prolific Konrad Emerges As Top Oshtosh Campaigner
The Republican nominee for city clerk, Otto Konrad, is described as a strong, energetic candidate drawing broad German-American support. Born in Oshkosh in 1870, he built a career in business, retail, and manufacturing, owning a small factory and working as a clerk for his family’s store. He campaigns across the city, leveraging deep local ties and a congenial, workmanlike image to contrast with Democrat Otto Wizel.
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Ionrad
Thes City
Dan Wizel
Konrad
Oshitnsh
Wetl
Otto Konrad
Oshkosh
Ciiy
Willaam Konrad
Hving
Willam Konrad
Main Street
Buckstat-Edwards J Company
Kansas City
S Plugmay
Fly
ISM
Pearl Street
Rowen Street
Funeral Service Planned by Oshkosh Company Employees
An account notes a funeral service planned for tomorrow afternoon with no business to be transacted. Oshkosh company employees will send special offerings as part of the observance.
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Oshkosh i Orough
Osh~ Ikosh
Soral
City Republican Committee Completes Nominations Amid Vacancies
The Republican city committee filled vacancies caused by recent resignations and reassignments. John Thompson, nominated for supervisor in the Fifth Ward, was moved to mayor, Lester H. Lewson named to succeed him. Otto Konrad shifted from school commissioner to city clerk, Scott named in his stead. Third Ward committees nominating John H. Chase for alderman and Cephis Davis for supervisor. nominations to be filed with City Clerk Dan Whizel.
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Republican City Committee
John ©. Thompson
Fith Jward
Lester H. Lewson
Otto Konrad
Ackesters Scott
Stead
John HH. Chase
Jalderman
Cephis Davis
Dan Whizel
Probate Court Admits Will After Family Agreement
In probate court the will of G. R. Luhm was admitted after heirs reached a settlement. The estate includes a homestead valued about 1.49 and personal property with a mortgage. William and Emma Luhm are minors, guardians named, and an executor chosen with the heirs, who had protested admission prior to the agreement.
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G. R. Luhm
Willam
Alvina Roberts
Farward Luhm
Emma Luhn
William
Emma
Ber Stinpton
Willam Lunn Amd
Henry Pagel
Emma Uihm
Mtr
Shakespeare Club Meeting and Local Court Case Notes
The Shakespeare club meets Tuesday with Miss Adele Lindemann. Sherif K J Douffenback of Eau Chive was in the city today on Aisey to Waupun with Theodore Johnson. Fils was sentenced to three years for an attempted offense against a fifteen year old girl. The offense occurred four miles from the city and involved a blow with a wooden stick. A marriage license was issued to William Puepke and Miss Marie Eckrich, both of this city. Mr and Mrs J Earl Morgan returned Sunday from a three weeks south trip visiting Florida east shore points and the Bahama Islands, with Inaac Stephenson and family of Marinette.
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Shakespeare Club
Adele Lindemann
Sherif K. J. Douffenback
Eau Chive
Aisey
Waupun
Theodore Johnson
Fils
Johnson
William Puepke
Marie Eckrich
Earl Morgan
Pointe
Florida
Bahama I Islands
Inaac Stephenson
Marinette
Crevasse Threat Grows as River Levee Fails Near New Orleans
Weather bulletin notes fifth shift in the lower Mississippi river conditions. At Vicksburg the level falls three feet. New Orleans rises 0.2 feet. The Mytulia Break worsens as cribbing is swept away and ends cave in. crews struggle, break widens to about six hundred feet, with river waters flooding land and tracks of the Texas Pacific submerged.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Weather Bureau Today
al Vicksburg
New Orleans
Senator Brady
Texas Pacific
Southern Pacific
MacDonald Buried After Paris Suicide in Scotland
The body of Major General Sir Hector MacDonald was buried in Deans Cemetery Fainburg after the Londos train arrived this morning. About 200 people attended the funeral cortege. The public watched as the procession passed through the streets.
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Associated Press
Fainburg
Scotland
Sir Hector MacDonald
Regina
Paris
Dean Cemetery
Zam Cy
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