Cuba Reciprocity Bill Faces House Vote Amid Amendments
The Ways and Means Committee reported the Cuban reciprocity bill with amendments rejected. The final tally showed 12 to 5 or 13 to 5 depending on abstentions, as Hopkins was recorded in support. A later meeting of Republicans opposed to reciprocity aimed to decide their floor strategy.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Ways and Means Committee
Tawney
Metcalfe
Hopkins
House
Waya and Means
Washington
D. C
Lodge
Philippines
Senate
Philippine Islands
Rowling
Utake
Hencerton
Amos W. Brandt
Des Moines
Weller
Washington By & Vast
Cannon
District of Columbia
Afl
Capitol
Congress
Benton
Blissouri
Columbia
Klurtz
North Carolina
Dent Roosevelt
Babcock Princagle
House of Congress
Maren
Roosevelt
Army
Aundry
Philia
Patterson
Bailey
Minnesota
Michigan
Kaukauna Politics and Beet Growing Push
Kaukauna Wisconsin reports a Republican campaign meeting at Heindershay with speeches by Dr. Tanner and editor Charles E. Raught. A Democratic mass meeting is set for Monday at Heindel's hall. Beet growing and sugar factory plans expand with farmers’ associations forming in Buchanan and nearby towns.
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Kaukauna
Wis
Heindershay
Tanner
Charles E. Raught
Kaukauna Times
Heindel’s Hall
H. J. Flags
Harrison
Eneen
Freedon
Fielland
St. Johns
Dundas
Business Men's Association
F. F. Becker
James I. Yoner
Frank Solar
Badger Lodge No
Opera House
Council of the Worth
Side Foresters
Heindel's
Mill and Nugent
States ready World's Fair plan gains broad support
State legislatures approve funds for representing New York Colorado Maryland New Jersey and others at the St Louis World's Fair. Private donations and local efforts back exhibits with grand boulevard plans and rail reconfigurations to connect to Forest Park for the exposition.
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Mali
St. Leonly
New York States
St. Louis
Odell
Colorado
Orman
Lillis
Maryland
New Jersey
Wawasl
Iea
Kentucky
Laurevne
Texan
Ttia
Chestnut Street
Grand Avenue
Pine Boulevard
Wedding Bells For May Gallatin And William Hoppin
New York March 31 high society gathered at St Thomas Church for the marriage of Miss May Gallatin to Mr William Warner Hoppin. Rev Eugene Stires officiated as guests admired maid of honor Miss Gladys Well and best man Mrs Gerard Beekman Hoppin. A large reception followed at the Gallatin Fifth Avenue home.
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Bulletin Presse Association
New York
High Society
St Thomas
May Gallatin
Frederick Gallatin
William Warner Hoppin
Endicott Peabody
Graton Xelok
Eugene Stires
Gladys Well
Pridesroom
Gerard Beekman Hoppin
Fifth Avenue
Plague and Cholera Wreak Toll in Far Cities
Reported plague deaths in Simla Punjab rise with sixty seven thousand victims cited alongside cholera tolls in Mecca Jedda and other locales. March 31 notes indicate severe outbreaks and mounting fatalities across regions including Punjab Mecca and Jeddah.
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Associated Press
Simla
India
Punjab
Jedda
Arabia
Mecca
Jedd
Manta
Clark Gains, Jones Fights Back in Arkansas Senate Race
Early returns from most counties show ex Gov James P Clark leading Senator James K Jones for the United States Senate with a likely small majority on the joint ballot. Counts are incomplete and several counties have yet to report. Sonex and others claim progress. Governor Reavis is said to carry a two thirds lead in counties. A bachelor quotes a line about telling her you love her.
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Zlitle Rock
Ark
James P. Clark
United States Senaor
James K. Jones
AL Clarina
Clark
Sonex
Fia
Avea
Gove Ernor Reavis
Col. EB. W
Severe spring storm injures dozens across western Pennsylvania
A large, damaging storm swept Pittsburgh and nearby towns Sunday afternoon causing extensive property loss and injuries. Churches, cottages, and factories suffered roof damage and shattered chimneys while the steamer Belle McGowan capsized near the Ohio river sending crew to safety. In Parkersburg wind unroofed homes and workers reported broken mills, with Athens and McDonald churches sustaining severe damage and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Mareh Al-Pmttaburz
Alegheny
Knoxville
God
Peowne
Wiewid
Jamestown
Mercer County
United Presbyterian Church
Mr. Munson
Ione Cross Falls
Allegheny
Belle McGorwan
Monongahela Consolidated Coal and Coke Company
Ohio River
Parkersburg
W. Va
Parkersburg Iron and Steel Company
Wheeling
W. VI
Walt
Ice Tax Law Faces Supreme Court Ruling Tomorrow
Special to The Northwesta Madivon reports on the contested validity of the ice tax fee law, challenged a year ago. The Supreme Court is due to meet at 10 a.m. to hear arguments and likely issue a decision, with attention on the Washbury case involving a railway and a state charter that governs federal court powers to order the destruction of a railroad and a public highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Washbury
Easter Services At Trinity And Algoma M E Church
Easter observances at Trinity Episcopal and Algoma M E churches featured ornate flower displays, choral performances, and sermons on the resurrection. At Trinity the Sunday school festival followed morning and evening services, with notable choir leadership and long-running rehearsals. Algoma M E reported well attended morning and evening Easter events, with a cross and Now is Christ Risen design by L G Crawford, decorations by Mrs Crawford and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Episcopal Church
Trinity
J. W. Greeswood
Charles Baver
W. J. Smith
Claude ‘J. Schatkepin
C. Frank Norris
L. Porter Dale
Edmund C. Roos
Arthur EB. Heies
Willie H. Holtz
Claude L. Reed
E. L. Mor
Ean
Walter Nussbaumen
Frank McCowen
Frank Norris
Thei Choir
Arthur Helsy
Frank Cowen
Wille Holtz
Algoma M. E
Algoma Street M. E
Willem Rollins
Florence Smith
Nina Wallen
Pulpie
Christ
L. G. Crawford
Frank Amos
Long Drawn Out Fight Over Neenah Papermakers Strike
Indications are a lengthy papermakers strike in Neenah Wisconsin as both sides prepare for an extended dispute. About 70 to 80 workers are involved with many strikers finding employment elsewhere while some have left the city for jobs in other mills. A union committee and mill owners remain noncommittal and a settlement seems distant as leaders from Hamilton and See Hean visit for talks.
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Neenah
Wis
Maren
Chin City
Min
Sirike
Eich
Union Meno and
Sisikera
Sirikers
Hamilton
Sai- Hean
Tale City
Murderer Marries Former Landlady After Conviction
Attorney Albert T. Patrick, recently convicted of the murder of millionaire William Ries, wed his former landlady Addie Francis today. Samuel G. B. Thomas, Francis’s counsel, said the common law contract marriage was valid and binding and that they planned to marry on the day of Patrick’s acquittal.
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Associated Press
New York
Albert T. Patrick
William Ries
Addie Francis
Samuel GB. Thomas
Francis
Patrick
Marnel
Addie Francia Patrick
Vandervilts Horse Wins At Long Champa Meet
Paris March 31 The opening days of the Long Champa race meeting saw W. K. Vandervill’s Bat win the prix de Mars Jenkins Up The prix de Sadiens went to Cod man with Rigby In the sadete The prix de Berville to Cuslane hidden by McIntyre Hevides there were three wins by Arotel ean jockeys J Reid ScuTAd Livo seconds and one wind and McIntyre obtained one third
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Associated Press
Paris
W. K. Vandervill
Jenkins
Codman
Rigby
Cuslane
McIntyre
Hevides
J. Reid
Man pleads guilty to bigamy in three-wife case
In Missouri on March 31 180, Joseph C. Co pleaded guilty to bigamy and received a three year penitentiary term. The case involved three wives and was reported by the Associated Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asenciyvied Press
Joseph
C. Co
Antoun
Sir Andrew Clarke Dies as Victoria Agent General
Sir Andrew Clarke, agent general for Victoria Australia, is dead. He was aged 67. The obituary notes his long service and impact on Australian affairs.
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Treas Lanion
Fen
Andrew Clarke
Victoria
Australia
Ema
Norwegian laborers in Canada railroad project
In Kristiania on March 21 the Associated Press reports that nine workers, including Todhess and Ishoret, were gathered for railroad construction in Canada under an American congressman’s direction.
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Presey Christianit
Norway
Canada
American Congressiae
Tariff Debate Shapes Roosevelt Run Amid tariff revision debate
The piece outlines a political struggle over tariff reform led by President Roosevelt. It discusses proposals by Morris and others, potential extra sessions, and how a revised tariff could curb trusts. The timing targets winter and summer sessions, with regional support split between the West and East factions.
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Incem
Congress
West
Au Best Friends
East
Hanna
Fleasevelt
Roosevelt
Cc. Stevens
HOW MARINES SUFFERED
Major Waller of the marine corps testified today at his court martial. He described the hardships marines endured due to native treachery and attempted arms robbery. He said he followed General Smith's orders and never surpassed Prem, except in a marginal phrase.
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Wor
Associated Press
Manttin
Waller
Marine Corps
Alice
Victor
Tre
Insurgenig
Rassy
Golancara
Smith
Prem
Tak'ae
Heavy vote text mangled in OCR creates uncertain result
The readable fragments show a heavy vote context with references to a campaigner and candidates, mentioning places and persons but details are unclear due to garbled text. Core entities cannot be reliably identified from the fragment.
Keene Improves Amid Cold Suffering
A brief notice notes Keene showing improvement today after a period of illness. The report mentions ongoing cold symptoms but confirms progress and recovery expectations for Keene.
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Marth Sewlarace
Weyauwega Loses To Northwestern In Weekend Game
Weyauwega basketball team suffered a defeat Saturday evening against the South Side Pgh school from Mitwhuler. Local residents Mrs. W. Porter visited Shawne while Jaco Weed returned home from Carroll cal Ieee. Waukesha vacationing Mrs. George Backett and son from Phil lips visited Mr. and Mrs. Jos. De vons. Oshkoaly guest Mrs. W. il. Weed called on friends amid the trip.
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Bpeeln
Weyauwega
Wit
Weytuwega
Omiehity
Pgh
Mitwhuler
Mra
Porter
Shawne
Jaco Weed
Carroll Cal Ieee
Waukesha
George Backett
Phillips
Viewithi
Jos. Devons
Sailors Saved After Indian Strikes Reed Ledge Wreck Nearby
The Philadelphia and Boston steamer Indian struck Low and Pige ledge off Cutty Munk near Vineyard Sound. Crew rescued. ship in fair condition with 500 tons cargo. Captain L. B. Crowell, renowned for sailing in tough waters, led the evacuation as the vessel remained perilously grounded. Nearby incidents include Lake Superior ashore near St John and Holyrood collision, with two drownings reported aboard Edna Earl.
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Philadelphia
L. B. Crowell
Cape Calder
Vineyard Sound
Tt Fa
Fairfax
Dewey
St. John
N. B
London
Holyrood
Benton
Portland
Leyland
Bernard Hall
Casgentine
Liverpool
Barbados
Trinidad
Galveston
Texas
Queenstown
Edna Earl
Delaware Bay
Reedy Island
Delaware
William Smith
Dennis Ford
Smith
Patrick Nolan
Baltimore
Romsdal
New York
Quebec Line
Pretoria
Stapleton
Staten Island
Aguinaldo testifies in Drought suit aftermath
Aguinaldo appeared in court under General Chaffee’s permission to answer a subpoena in a suit Drought against Senior Valdes editor of a Spanish weekly. The article’s truth was deemed immaterial, so testimony was not allowed. De Tavern and Legarda were not called for the same reason.
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Uy Associated Press
Mania
Aguinaldo
Chaffee
Valdes
United States Philippine Commission
Pardo de Tavern
Liberal Party
Benito Legarda
de Tavern
Legarda
Farewell Banquet For Judge Gary At Tremont Hotel
Winnebago County Bar Association honors Judge Gary after over forty years at the bench with a farewell dinner at the Tremont hotel. The event occurs Thursday evening with Judge Gary moving to Milwaukee to reside with his wife and family. Charles Rater serves as hostmaster for the testimonial banquet.
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Iim
Winnebaro County Bar Association
George Gary
Tremont
Jinge
Gary
Milwauker
Sia
Dire
Julius
Renew the boycott and brewing reinstatements drive protests
A cryptic AP style note from Cincinnati in March describes renewed boycott actions tied to protests against engineers and factory practices. Brewers report reinstate of many men previously dismissed, with about fifteen hundred initially affected, though some workers refused reinstatement. details remain unclear.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Walter, Res
Renes
Brewers
Herve
Russian Rifles Seized at Rendon Seaport in Persia
A terse dispatch reports a steamer Relsiren unloading at Rendon Seaport in Persia. It notes a party named Peery family and a March date with uncertain details. The fragmentary text references military matériel and a potential seizure without clear outcomes.
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Peery Famha
Rendon
Persia
With Key of Wood Mare AP Mare Escapes Along River
A fragmented AP report describes a group using keys and chains to compel a boat ride to the river’s edge. The text references the Mississippi area and a person or entity named Uilinela tied to the scene. Details are unclear due to damage.
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Associated Press
Ree
Elitl Uilinela
Mésaissipyl River
Upheaval in Hoyt Reported Change of Government
A disjointed telegraphic report from Kingston Jamaica notes many Haitians arriving amid political upheaval in Hoyt with claims of serious trouble. Washington dispatches deny a change of government in Colombia as a Caracas cable says order remains.
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Colombia
Denigd
Cerone
Associated Preas
Kingston
Jumaica
Hoyt
Washington, D. C
Caracas
Formal Opening of Navigation on Will Gross Lake
Assistant government engineer I M Mano acting on Maj J G Warren orders declares navigation formally opened on Thursday April 10. Ice went out early, two weeks sooner than last year, with minimal shore damage and boats expected to operate before the official opening. Bridge tenders take charge April 1 as first trips begin on the Cook-Brown steamer and new dock work proceeds along the water front.
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I. F. Carter
Cook- Brown
Stockbridge
Boscobel
Ue Oehkonh Gas and Electric Compng
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Lake Winnebago
Tce
Lake Front
Deaths of Young Women and Emma Krueger Notice
Mary Melvina Pelton aged fifteen of 1 Nort Park avenue died Sunday afternoon after an illness since Friday from eryatpelas. Her father Henry Pelton, a former restaurant and poker proprietor on Wilin street, is named. Funeral is set for 2:30 PM tomorrow at the First Presbyterian church. Mise Emma Krueger of 21 Byelins noted in the death brief.
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Mary Melvina Pelton
Henry Pelton
Nort Park Avenue
Winin Street
First Presbyterian Church
Woslan
Emma Krueger
Byelins
Death of Miss Misa Murphy at age 29
Misa Alice Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs J F Murphy residing near the First Methodist church died this morning at 7 40 due to complications from typhoid fever and tuberculosis contracted two years ago She was born July 9 1885 in this city Funeral services will be held Wednesday afternoon at 7 in the auditorium of the First M E Church with interment at Riverside.
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Misa Alice Murphy
J. F. Murphy
First Methodist
M. EB
Riverside
SHORT NOTES Post Trav Protective Association Officers Elected
At the annual meeting of the Post Travelling Protective Association of America held in the Union club rooms, officers for the year were elected including BE. W. Inrng as president H. W. Peck as vice president and George F. Wright as secretary and treasurer. Additional roles include Dr WW Gordon as surgeon Rev E H Smith as chaplain and George F Brown H C Roenils L A McShane C A Cortin and W K Rideout as directors. Delegates to the State convention were chosen J A McShane and BE F E Bemis. The state convention will meet in Zacine and delegates to the national convention will be chosen in Portland. The association has about 1200 members. Chants Circle will meet at Armory at nine o'clock Tuesday morning to arrange their dancing part.
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Post
Travfem Protective Association of America
Union
Presdent BE. W. Inrng
H. W. Peck
George F. Wright
WW. A. Gordon
E. H. Smith
George F. Brown
H. C. Roenils
A. McShane
C. A. Cortin
W. K. Rideout
Gk, Bross
E. Bemiat
Geecee T. Brown
S. D. Pitcher
J. A. McShane
Bemis
Altesnaes
Fragmentary note on King Dota production shift and show risks
A garbled dispatch suggests the western company behind King Dota moves to the east with the same producer, aiming for a snow themed opera. If half the claimed details surface, the play could become a problematic or dangerous performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisa
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