Roosevelts Telegrams on Coal Strike Proposed Commission
Washington March 30 President Roosevelt weighs telegrams from John H Winder and John Mitchell with Francis L Robbing as part of a coal wage dispute. Winder proposes a commission with power to administer oaths and report findings and recommendations to the president. Mitchell and Robbing dispute that plan saying half the output comes from operators willing to meet the compromise rate. The president has not acted, seeking to avoid a strike but not yet calling for government intervention.
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Associated
Washington, D.C
Yesterdey
Indianapolis
John H. Winder
John Mitchell
Francis K. Robbing
Loeb
Asa
Greensburg
Keystone Coal and Coke Company
Jamizon Coal and Coke Company
Indiarapolis
Convention- Bath Companies
Irwin
Washington
D. C
Roosevelt
Ial
Mitchell
Robbins
Messrs
Robbing
Winder
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Indiana
Ilines
White House
New York
George F. Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Railway
United Mine Workers of America
Phiadelphia
Johna Mitchell
Indianapolia
Ind
Mr. Baer
Pennerlvania
Witchell
Taekay
Tresial
Palaware Larkanarna
Weeperp
Selavkorvanny New Pany
Te Opera
Whlez
Deover
Connie Ahem
Mydeyce
Mary
Waa
Morphine Found Tied to Trunk Death in Stockton
Coroner Southworth reports Dr Hogers of San Francisco analyzed McVicar’s internal organs and found morphine in the remains discovered Saturday night. Evidence also suggests potassium cyanide compounds. Suspect Imma Ledoux, under arrest for McVicar’s murder, previously purchased morphine and potassium cyanide.
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Associated Preay
Stockton
Cal
Southworth
Hogers
Copper Medical College of
San Francisco
A. Mmcvicar
Imma Ledoux
McVicar
Babcock Not Retiring Despite Rumors In Third District
A Madison dispatch reports conflicting rumors that Congressman J W Babcock may not seek renomination in the Third district. Third district leaders say he intends to run again, and letters from him comfort that aim. Friends cite his bid for renomination and re election, with his push to outpace La Follette rivals.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Madison
J. W. Babcock
Babcock
Baseball Prospects In Fox River Valley Plan League
Menasha Wisconsin March 30 Enthusiasm runs high as Oshkosh and Fond du Lac decide their move to the state league. A valley league may form with Kaukauna Appleton Neenah and Menasha with Neenah using Menasha grounds. Salary cap around 300 dollars and Menasha may host Neenah games. If league fails Menasha will play independent ball and vie for state title.
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Menasha
Wis
Oshkosh
Fond du Lec
Fox River Valley League
Kaukauna
Appleton
Neenah
Sbis
Sundar
Asx
Fox River Valley
Loescher
Mengelia
Fond du Lac
Circlex
RhEe
Pantet
Norz Kleepfels
Flora Bennett
Lathe Crippie
Parew
Leia Josnsen
Sammy Ems
Anne Reseroas
Clara Kleepfel
Xmas Vounzstein
Lantie Friedian
Lew Rise
Mark Ag
Aek
Ler
Grant
le Merritt Clinton
Soh Leanteldt
Turdentall Gana
Fraay
Apt
Ovcara
Dietriet Conteet
Tarue Jour
Dota
Wrubeaks
Wallace Pisses
Puebla
Cat Tree
Sibir
Unique and Spectacular Trial in Winnebago County
William G. French seeks sanity ruling to gain freedom from the Northern Hospital for the Insane after transfer from Waupun prison for the 1891 Ashlands murder of Gavin M. Breele. He acts as his own attorney in a dramatic county court session, displaying eccentric but shrewd questioning and elaborate preparations. The courtroom scene features his table piled with law books, two large bibles, family photographs, a trunk with legal tools, and a provocative display including a sign offering apples and a threatening placard near a large American flag.
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Winnebago County
William G. French
Northern Hospital For
Waupun
Gavin M. Breele
Ashlands
French
Mr. French
Wm. G. French
Jesus Christ
G. French
Local Notes From Wisconsin Visitors And Illness
John’s Catholic church schedules Monday morning services at nine. Mr and Mrs W M Landgraf and Mr and Mrs John Oberweiser are Silwaukee visitors today. Miss Jennie Bullen of Kaukauna visits Aire and Fred Ottman. Henery A Schneider is in Oshkosh on business. Miss Anna Weir is seriously ill with pneumonia.
Thief for Many Years Claims Bank Note Teller
Joseph P. Turney, note teller at the National Bank of North America in New York, was arrested and arraigned on three charges of stealing 34000. The affidavit says thefts spanned twenty five years with 25000 taken before 1900 for speculative use. He was remanded without bail until Monday. bank officials say he confessed. He is fifty, and had worked thirty years at the bank.
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New York
Joseph P. Turney
National Bank of North America
Turney
Will Call Stand Jury In Insurance Probe
New York March 33 Justice Dow Ung granted District Attorney Jerome's request for a special grand jury to investigate insurance matters after consulting fellow justices. The jury will be called about May 1 to proceed with the inquiry.
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Associated Press
New York
Dow Ung
Supreme Court Today
Jerome
Dowling
Scofield Libel Suit Progress Report In Wisconsin
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee March 2 notes at Green Bay deposition in Scofield libel case against The Milwaukee Free Press. Court inquiry failed to obtain information from Fairchild about campaign matters and alleged conversations. Scofield remained prepared for trial as deposition produced little usable evidence.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Green Bay
Informatt
Scoffield
Milwaukee Free Press
Atwmer H. C
Watermelen
Fair
Scofield
Thomas Smith
Ffurgeon Bay
Tater
Sendlein
Fairchild
Prices Advance as Gasoline Quotas Rise in All Grades
The article notes prices for all grades of gasoline and naphtha advanced today under new quotas from a half to one and a half cents per gallon, with the increase applied to current price levels. The report references Agandated and March 8 pricing adjustments affecting Cleveland and surrounding areas.
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Cleveland
Atandata Ul Cotupans
Gallen Tighat
Unfounded Report on Representative Quest in Rome
A dubious claim alleging that Philip Pine and a Secretary Tan arranged a mission in Rome is stated as wholly unfounded. No credible evidence supports the reported meeting or purpose.
Guenther Testifies In French Insanity Case At County Court
Former congressman and consul general Richard Guenther testified about the 1890s inquiry into William G French's mental state. Dr. Gordon, hospital superintendent, and other experts described French as insane, with paranoiac tendencies, while French pressed questions about the board and political figures. The hearing adjourned for lunch with French to address the jury later. Judge Cleveland limited his time.
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William G. French
Ten O’clark
Richard Guenther
Frankfort- on-the-Main
Germany
Guenther
Frankfort
State Board of Control
French
Ume
Lyon
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Hurte
Control
Ite
Kk Cner
Siuenther
Jerrie
Ferach
Uyem
Ove Amd
Nalnka
Gordon
Ata
Doulor
W. A A. Gordon
Hogphtah
Navika
Warren J. Neville
Sglustu
Neville
A. Reem
ME Carbett
Maine
Hameell
Nevaule
Verde
Resting Easily by Agerated Drewes Cota
A garbled nighttime report notes a figure resting quietly as observers anticipated events. The piece references a person named Heo Thlay and mentions a date context with a temperance or penal theme.
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Drewes Cota
Review of business fate review fodiiate aoneanat
The fragmentary text presents a garbled review of business fate and fashion trends with unclear names and events. It mentions a New York march and repeated misstruck terms, offering little coherent detail beyond a general sense of a struggling or constrained consumer landscape.
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New York
Favdanienwi
Anti hazing bill clarifies Navy academy rules
Washington March 20 conference on the anti hazing bill for the Annapolle naval academy produced a revised agreement. The House subsilence remains with an amendment allowing dismissal of midshipmen by the superintendent for causes beyond hazing. A special board of inquiry will decide disputed issues between specifications and midshipmen responses, not applying to demerit records.
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Washington, D. C
Tne
Annapolle Naval Academy
Atlountey
Demerit
Public Building Bill Advances Amid Parliamentary Laughter
Washington March 30 The House Public Buildings and Grounds Committee reported a public building bill with $26 million in appropriations while details remain incomplete and a final report is set for about ten days. Overstreet of Indiana and Tawney of Minnesota sparred over a postage stamp agency paragraph as the chamber laughed at a parliamentary inquiry and the vote to strike failed 47 to 53.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Lenaya
Bede
Aken
Minneso i
Millicendt
Overstreet
Indiana
Postolice Committee
Postege
Br. Over‘Riroet
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Tawney
Minnesota
Bii
Washington
Post Office Department
Ways and Means backs free alcohol measure in committee
The Ways and Means Committee approves a favorable report on a free alcohol proposal. The draft would add a tax exemption and authority for Treasury and internal revenue guidance. Key figures Dill, Dalzell, and Greevenor oppose certain tax provisions while Payne chairs the bill. The measure seeks to fund enforcement and regulate degrees of freedom in alcohol policy.
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Associated Preast
D.C
House Committee On Ways and Means
Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Greevenor
Chiaveling
Genate
Payne
Tt Providen
Leghaniung
Cohal
Treasury
Peter
Japanese Relief Fund Report Confused And Fragmented
A garbled OCR text about a Japanese relief fund yields a confused snippet with stray phrases, names, and broken sentences. It mentions relief efforts, financial aid, and unspecified dates, but lacks coherent details or recoverable context.
Entombed Miners Reach Sunlight After Twenty Days Rescue
Fourteen of 1200 miners entombed at Courrières mine surfaced alive after about three weeks. They survived on hay and scraps, drank scarce water, and reached fresh air through a distant gallery. Rescued men were weakened and hospitalized as crowds and troops maintained order. Others remain entombed, signals heard, with hope of more pulls.
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Associated Press
Lens
Frolec
Courrieres
Pit No
CAO
Minera
Nemy
Mrs Gerdes Expires In Oshkosh After Short Illness
Mrs Margaret Gerdes 65 died at her home 369 Tlarrison street after a brief illness due to pneumonia. She came to Oshkosh in 1869 and leaves husband Henry J. Gerdes daughter Anna and sons Henry and Emil, all residents of Oshkosh. Funeral from her late residence at 1 pm Sunday with Rev G M Wong in charge. Mrs J W Kircher and Miss Clara Schmidt to sing. interment Riverside.
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Margaret Gerdes
Henry J. Gerdes
Tlarrison Street
Oshkosh
Anna
Henry
Emil
G. M. Wong
J. W. Kircher
Clara Schmidt
Riverside
Hayes
Frances S. Hayes
Josph F. Hayes
New York York Avenue
Edward
H. Smith
Riverside Cemetery
E. B. Hayes
Mes Johnson
Hannah TE. Dehrean
L. T. Hammitt
First Methodist Episcopal
Riserelle
Migrating to Milwaukee and temperance efforts
Fragmented OCR notes describe Milwaukee history with mentions of martie deception, saloons, and temperance themes. The text references rates, customers, and various unclear names, all reflecting a period piece about migration, prohibition, and social change in Milwaukee.
Weather Alert Warns of Heavy Rain and Strong Winds
A government weather report indicates a potent storm system moving in with heavy rainfall and high gusts. Forecasters expect rain to arrive by morning, with possible coastal flooding and wind damage in exposed areas. Authorities urge precautions and adherence to advisories.
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Sohn T. Wilder
Waits Commission
F. L. Robbins
Duke
Mitchell du A
AA “Ras
Tatas Fe
Odesieed & Pomnts
Ingeigniear
Pawar
Lehigh Velev Gallewd
Pelsem
Nemai
A.M. McVicar
Loa
Babcoge
Onla
Mmbcock
Winnebago
Properties
Jastice Dowling
Fettle
W. G French
Comtzes
Review OF Business
Natieok
Conferren Meadk
SilKkhe Amendaent
NGVSE
Hanioriki Hede
Dee
Irite
Musa
Fourters Vay
France
Sam
Mrs. Gerdes
Marriam Street
Thienes
Liceane
Martie
Cate
Wheeler
Lee
Heyman
Nisawepa By
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