Forest Reserve Fight and Pulp Duty Debate in Congress
In Washington on March 30, California issues dominated debate as Rep Smith charged Pinchot with aiding Los Angeles water rights through forest reservation plans. Mondell and Gaines clashed over land frauds while a bill to repeal duties on wood pulp and print paper advanced. The Foreign Affairs panel favored a $3.52 million diplomacy budget, $478k below state requests but $366k above 1908.
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Congress
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
State Department
Miners Dead. Five Bodies Recovered From Union Pacific Disaster
Associated Press reports that only five of fifty eight miners and officials killed in the Union Pacific Coal mine No 18 explosions have been recovered. Additional bodies likely inaccessible for days as widows and orphans receive aid and no destitution reported. Denisite Kills Two at Austin Mines
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Hanna
Wyo
Brarch
Union Pacific Coal Company
Mining union leader elected as head and wage strike plan disclosed
Thomas Lewis, vice president designate of the United Mine Workers of America, will succeed John Mitthell this week and would not discuss policy. He warned that on April 1 about 42 009 Ohio miners will strike until a wage schedule is agreed. About 35 000 miners in southwestern Oklahoma Kansas and Arkansas will also strike. A wage scale was favored by a majority at a district convention in Pittsburg with delegates adjourned to meet operators.
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Ind
Thomas
United Mine Workers of America
John Mitthell
National Executive Board
Lewis
Oklahoma
Kansas
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Inget
Dead Man and Woman Found Shot in Ohio Field
Bodies of Carl Bernthaler a music teacher and Lena Zeichmann a public school teacher were found shot in a field near Euclid Heights Ohio. The watch on Bernthaler’s body still ran suggesting the crime occurred hours earlier. A letter on Zeichmann referenced a sister in Los Angeles and began with My Dear. The ages given are about fifty five and twenty six.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Carl Bernthaler
Mies Lena Zeichmann
Euclid Heights
Los Angeles
Cal
Torpedo Boat Blakeley Returns for Repairs After Accident
An accident aboard the torpedo boat Blakeley near St. Josephs Bay Florida has forced her to Pensacola navy yard for repairs. The report offers few details beyond the ship being pierced by a torpedo.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Blakeley
St. Joseph's Bay
Florida
Pensacola Navy Yard
Bar
Berkman Arrested In New York Over Anarchist Bomb Link
Alexander Berkman, famed anarchist activist and former Frick assassin, was taken into custody in New York after authorities linked him to Selig Silverstein by a signed Berkman card found in Silverstein’s Brooklyn rooms. Berkman was to be held for questioning at Bellevue Hospital where Silverstein lay recovering from the blast.
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Associated Press
New York
Alexander Berkman
Henry C. Frick
Bellevue Hospital
Selig Silverstein
Union Square
Berkman
Silverstein
Brooklyn
Anarchist Federation Union
Bellevue
Dreene
Jefferson Market
de Plau
Weinberg
Philadelphia
Bingham
Tneemployed
Robert Hunter
Tiebert Hunter
General Bingham
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Policn
Reiley
Ignatz Hilderbrand
Orange
N. J
Hilderbrand
Consul General’s Blood Transfusion Fails Wife Dies
Dr Luis de Lazo consul general of Honduras in New York donated his blood in a rare transfusion attempt for his wife Emilia. The operation took place at the French hospital with surgeons present but pneumonia developed after an initial improvement and Mrs De Lazo died. The husband remains seriously affected by the shock and loss. Her body will be sent to Guatemala for burial.
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Associated Press
New York
Emilia
Luis de Lazo
Honduras
Mammoth Dollar Dinner In Kansas City Press Event
The Young Men's Democratic club hosts a mammoth dollar dinner in the convention hall tonight with guests of honor William J. Bryan and Judson Harmon. Up to 1800 seated guests will fill the arena floor while galleries open after speeches to accommodate about 10 000 outside attendees. Bryan travels from Evansville Ind arriving about 5 20 pm Harmon and many Democrats from Missouri and nearby states attend.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Young Men‘s
Democratic Club
William J. Bryan
Judson Harmon
Mr. Bryan
Southwest
Bryan
Evansville
Ind
Harmon
Cinclnnaci
Fooper of Oshkosh testifies on Sault Ste. Marie dispute
Special to The Northwestern reports Stoses Frooper representing Chandler-Dunbar appears before the House Rivers and Harbors Committee as two hearings are held on rights dispute with Lake Superior Power Co at Sault Ste. Marie Michigan where a new lock is planned. The Senate sends Davidsons bill to pay Rev Roman Scholter twelve dollars for excess duty on a church window import.
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Washington, D. C
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Oshkosh
Chandler-Dunbar Company
House Committee On Rivers and Harbors
Lake Superior Power Company
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Senate
Davidson
Roman Scholter
St Mary's Catholic Church
Gahkosh
H. C. Stevens
Free Delivery for Waupaca Sails Toward Inauguration
Washington March 3 Inspector to be sent after Dariéson request to post office to study Waupaca for city free delivery. City has receipts and size for delivery but lacked sidewalks until recently, now laid. service expected within three months.
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Washington, D. C
Dariéson
Post Office Department
Waupaca
H. ©. Stevens
Emperor William to Roosevelt on Dr Hill Ambassador Appointment
Berlin reports Emperor William has reviewed Roosevelt’s stance on Dr David Jayne Hill as ambassador to Germany. The foreign office advised the German ambassador to communicate that the president should consider messages sent via Mr Tower and Lloyd Griscom as not sent.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Emperor Wiliam
Woosevelt
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Charlemagne Tower
Washington
Dr. Hill
Roosevelt
Baron von Sternburg
Foreign Office
William
Mr. Tower
Lloyd Co. Griscom
Italy
Old Fashioned Spelling School Promises Local Revival
The community anticipates an old fashioned spelling and singing school at the Century Tuesday evening. Prof Hewitt and Charles Nevitt will oversee sides and prizes for misspelling and spelling down, with a tuning fork led singalong by Mr Henan Powers to evoke past centuries and display over two century old articles.
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W. C. Hewitt
Charles Nevitt
Webster
Prandur Matthews
Rossvell
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Duksal
Senator Penrose Shows Improvement Amid Illness
Philadelphia March 30 The physicians treating United States Senator Penrose reported he showed improvement and was comforted after ten days of concern, marking the most hopeful bulletin in that period. The update comes as Penrose remains seriously ill.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pal
United States
Penrose
Phesed
London
Henry Mamphell
Governor Guild
Boston
Mass
Statfiouse
Ward Mallister
San Francisco
Cal
Ward McAllister
New York
San Rafael
Bank Reopens Its Doors in Kansas City
The reorganized National Bank of Commerce with William B. Rigady as president reopened today in Kansas City Missouri. Long lines formed before the doors opened as customers waited to deposit funds. The bank will operate from temporary quarters until a new one million dollar building at Tenth and Walnut streets is completed within about a month.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
National Bank of Commerce
William B. Rigady
Tenth
Walnut
Firemen Injured As Pier Fire Ravages East River Docks
Fire on a pier and adjoining lot in the East River area caused injuries to several New York firemen and resulted in about $180,000 in damage. The blaze threatened the steamer Edgemont and the Manhattan bridge works, with $100,000 charged to the Silf company and $50,000 to Terry and French, contractors. Hose ruptures and pitch-coated timber fueled the fire, while Boston firemen sustained injuries from hot air explosions during efforts at a seven story brick building on Atlantic avenue. The loss there is estimated between $76,000 and $160,000.
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Associated Press
New York
Jey One
East River
Edgemont
Minehuattan Bridge
Terry and French Company
Manhattan Bridge
Npter
Boston
Atlantic Avenue
Purchase
Oshkosh Revival Services End With Unity Resolutions
Resolutions endorsed by over 1200 worshippers highlight the Oshkosh revival led by Evangelist George Cates. Pastors affirm the movement’s strong biblical message and the city’s moral uplift, noting unprecedented church unity and renewed commitment to Christ among congregations.
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Algona Street
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Ltev
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Cates
Gahnosh
Oshkosh
Christ
A. M
Pei GE. Farnam
J. W. Batlew
Herman Z. Peters
Peter F Stair
W. W. Wilson
G. I Werner
L. R., Giroulx
B. G. Hamley
Jl Junkel
Great revival campaign closes in city after forty days
The city held a forty day revival campaign ending Sunday with about two hundred men at the afternoon men's meeting and 1,200 attendees in the evening. An organizing group of church men was formed to promote aggressive evangelism, with George B Farnam as president, Geo F Wermer secretary, and William Mainland treasurer. Reverend A M Ayers urged steadfast faith in God, and pastors delivered hopeful messages defying reports of a setback.
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George B. Farnam
Geo. F. Wermer
William Mainland
Rey. A. M. Ayers
Presbyterian Church
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Campaign followers join hands in prayer circle and sing unity
Converts form a great circle around the room filling front back and aisles. Rev ALM Asers preaches on The Day of Judgement urging belief in immortality and salvation through the blood of Christ with Jesus as judge and faith as protection.
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Fox River Navigation Opens April 6 With Lock Tenders
Government notices announce official opening of Fox River navigation and connected lakes on Monday April 6. L M Mann, engineer in charge, says bridge tenders will be on duty and lock tenders in charge by then. Opening may depend on ice breakup. past years varied from April 1 to 20.
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L. M. Mann
Mann
Whitney Brothers Quartet Expected At Opera House
The Whitney Brothers quartet delivers a refined lyceum show tonight under the First Congregational church Men’s Guild auspices. Chicago-born Carl L. Wagner says next year’s lyceum salary will set a new high, as the brothers tour under Slayton bureau. Their act blends classical and popular songs with superb harmony and entertaining stage presence, promising laughter and tears in a memorable program.
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Central Lyceum Bureau
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Explosion injures local woman as gas stove leaks
Mrs A G Melamb and Ves A CL McComb suffered burns from a gas leak when attempting to light an unlit stove. The flames singed hair and facial skin but no eye injury was found after examination by Drs Andrewe and Allen. Both are reported comfortable with no lasting scars.
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CL McComb
A. CG. Melamb
Fl Andrewe
J. T. Allen
Death of Mrs Kembs A Stevens Point Resident
Mrs Kembs 41 wife of William C Kembs died after exhaustion following an operation at St Marys hospital Merritt street Stevens Point. Funeral will be Wednesday afternoon from Thomas Carrolls home in Oshkosh.
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Fe Kembs
Stevens Point
St. Mary's Hospital
Merritt Street
William ¢. Kembs
Thomas Carroll
Oshkosh
Good prospects for crops raise Wisconsin hopes
Madison March. J M True secretary of the state board of agriculture reports rigses and winter grains survived winter well. He cites mild conditions ample moisture and promising timothy seedings. A board of agriculture meeting is set for eight oclock this evening.
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Madison
Wis
J. M. True
State Board of “Agriculture
Gillette Dies by Electric Chair in Auburn Prison
Chester E. Gillette was executed in Auburn prison in a swift electrocution for the murder of Grace Brown. Witnesses report a calm, deliberate performance as the governor refused a reprieve and Gillette offered a final confession to his spiritual advisers.
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