Terror Plots Rampant in St Petersburg in Unfolding Crisis
Reports from St Petersburg outline a wave of terrorism with police seeking suspects. Authorities reveal arrests, bomb discoveries, and threats against Governor General Trepoff as peasants surround a monastery demanding deeds. The central conspiracy is believed to operate from Geneva and Paris.
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St. Petersburg
Tve
Vardvia
Caucasus
Vardzia
Great Morskaia Street
General Treport
Governor Generals Chancellery
Genel Trepoff
Robbers Hold Carnival At Burrows Home In Kalamazoo
Robbers ransacked the Kalamazoo residence of Senator A C Burrows while he was in Washington. The house showed a complete disturbance from cellar to garret with indications of a high carnival. Losses are believed not large as silver likely taken to Washington last fall.
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Great Marshala Street
Pushkin Street
Great Morskuin Street
Kalamazoo
Mich
A. C. Burrows
Washington
Burrows
Pennsylvania
Newcastle
Lient
William Ql. Brown
James Ward Reis
Leander Raney
Brown
Raney
Equitable Insurance Conference Faces Muddle in New York
In New York on March 31 the rival Equitable Life Insurance factions met with state supervisor Francia Hendricks to seek settlement of the dispute. Attendees included James W. Alexander and Judge William N. Cohen. both left after an hour without comment. The outcome and any harmonious agreement remained uncertain as the conference continued.
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Associated Press
New York
Equitable Life Insurance Society
Francia Hendricks
Mr. Hendricka
James W. Alexander
Cornelius N. Riles
John D. Crimmins
BE. W. Bloomingdale
Eligy Root
William N. Cohen
Compromise Reported in Hungary Diet
Budapest March 31 It is reported an understanding has been reached between the crown and the Hungarian majority in the diet. The war department and the opposition will postpone for two years their demands on the army. The crown seeks use of German in command and the opposition seeks Hungarian in command.
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Associated Press
Budapest
Diet
War Department
Emperor William Visits Tangier in Brief Hamburg Stop
Emperor William I arrives in Tangier aboard the Hamburg from Lisbon with a large German and local arrival. He meets Abd-el-Malek and officials, attends a reception at the German legation, and leaves for Gibraltar after a short stay amid a mixed crowd and a heavy sea.
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Associated Prees
Tangier
Morocco
Hamburg-American Line
Hamburg
Lisbon
Aultan
Diplomatic Corps
Prinz Friedrich Karl
Linda
du Chayla
Emperor Wiliam
Orerman
William
el Menebhi
Abd-el-Malek
Fournier
Regation
Lind
Gibraltar
Menasha Basketball Finishes Season With Close Scores
Menasha Wit reports the Y M C A team played 22 games, losing only six, many by one or two points. The season opened November 19 and closed March 17 with a win over Ripon Athletics. The city budget shows receipts of 71 297.74 and disbursements 66 102.71, with waterworks bonds of 9 75. The council plans to act next week on waterworks. No new nonpartisan city nominations. voters will use primaries results except for Joseph Hill’s Alderman race. Declamatory judges announced: A B ONeil Oshkosh. Mira Anta Gochnauer. F Hedges Neenah.
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Menasha Wit
Menasha
Ripon Athletcs
Inecala
Condiion
Oshkosh ¥. M. C. A
Joseph Hill
Larrabee Funeral Plans For Omro Pioneer
B A Larrabee, proprietor of the Larrabee house in Omro Wisconsin, died this morning at seventy three after general debility and complications. An old village resident in poor health for years, he leaves a wife and grown children. Funeral arrangements to be announced later.
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Omro
Wis
Merch
Larrabee
Larrabee House
Declased
Kansas City Warned Over Beville Bevhie Catcher Issue
Chicago March 31 AP report says Ban Johnson announced the national commission sent an ultimatum to Kansas City for playing catcher Bevhie against a Milwaukee association ruling. The National Agreement protection would be withdrawn from Kansas City if the clash continued.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
Ban Johnson
American League
National Baseball Commission
Kansas City Dup Bgy
Kansas
Bevhie
Bevillo
Milwaukee American Association
Kanies City
Senate foes push Eaton probe as adjourn nears
The Madison senate defers Eaton decision until next week amid talks with Eaton’s attorney Wheeler. A possible senate investigation or impeachment is debated while Eaton remains seated. Recess set to Wednesday as the session adjourns for two days. Normal school appropriation bills pass the senate.
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Wis
Eaton
Senate
Wheeler
Milwaukee
Arr Eaton
Senator Eaton
Frear
Kreutzer
Whitehead
Rogers
Platteville
Whitewater
Committee On Penal and Charitable Institutions
Milwaukee County
Boards of Trustees
Neenah High School Athletes Begin Spring Practice
Neenah Wisconsin March 31 Athletes at Neenah High School start spring practice after ground clearing. Plans include sending a team to Appleton and possibly Madison though Ripon College meet participation is uncertain. Coach William Smith UW man leads the efforts as the senior class of sixteen graduates this semester.
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Neenah
Wis
Appleton
Madison
Ripon College
William Smith
University of Wisconsin
Neenah High School
Milwaukee
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Amith
Miss Watson Improves After Morphine Overdose Incident
Thomaston Ga March 31 Miss Agnes Watson daughter of T. E Watson was reported last night as critically ill from a morphine overdose taken by prescription but today she is much better and expected to recover.
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Thomason
Misa_Agner ‘Watson
T. EB. Watson
Monarch Power Manufacturing to build Fond du Lac plant
Special to The Northwestern Fond du Lac Wis March A new company Monarch Power Manufacturing plans a large plant to produce high explosives with patents rivaling dynamite yet safer to handle. Incorporators are W J Hamilton W M Weeks and H R Potter. Site options include three locations over about twenty five acres with a dozen buildings to be separated for protection. Construction to start soon with operations targeted within ninety days. Miss Fannie Moore hosted a hen party for Miss Sasha Stevenson prior to her wedding to Fay W Keely after Easter.
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Fond du Lac
Wik
Maret di
Monarch Power Manufacturing Comepany
Tos Clty
W. J. Hamilton
W. M. Weeks
H.R. Potter
Fannie Moore
Sasha Stevenson
Oshkosh
Fay W. Keely
Stevenson
Wisconsin Central Railroad
A. RB. Horn
Finns Pleased by Emperor Nichols Reply on Finnish Petition
Senator Linder of the Finnish senate reports that concessions on military service and the removability of judges will ease Finnish discontent. He notes broad support in the diet for accepting the concession and resuming work, with further concessions possible later. The imperial manifesto will be issued to merit and submitted to the diet.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Maijesti
Imperial Council
John Obolensky
Finland
Linder
Freege
Merioy
Dut
Canadian pioneer captain dies at Fort Victoria
Caph Henry G. Lewis, longtime Hudson Bay Company captain and last of the old Hudson Bay ship captains, dies in Victoria. He arrived in 1877 and led fur trade operations in Alaska before U S territory acquisition. he also commanded the Teaver, the first steamer in the Pacific. The report notes the Thy geson, “father of the rig dag,” also died aged ninety eight in Copenhagen.
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Associated Presa
Victoria
B.C
Caph
Henry G. Lewis
Mazter
Hudson Bay
Fort Victoria
Alaska
United States
Dane Statesman
Copenhagen
London
Duchess of
Hamline University Strike After Chapel Dispute
At Hamline University in St. Paul Minnesota Dean Batchelder suspended four students during a chapel incident. A joint class meeting warned that if suspended students were not reinstated, all students would face suspension. Attendance at recitation dropped as the faculty planned to meet to decide.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Hamline University Today
L. H. Batchelder
John Caldwell
DW. Storber
G. R. Dunn
W. H. CoNett
Nuptial Notice Surprises Wisconsin Couple
Milwaukee March 8 Evening Wisconsin special from Sheboygan says the parents of Lillian Ward and George Grant Sr. were surprised to learn they would be married in Chicago this week. Miss Ward is eighteen. she left for Chicago to visit friends while George Grant, son of George Grant Sr., left for Chicago to attend to business matters.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wlaj
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Wis
Gerents
Mass
Lillian Ward
George’ Grant
Mra. Ward
Chicago
Miss Ward
George Grant
George Grant Sr
Grant Counter Company
Inga Hansen Denied New Trial in Perjury Case
Inga Hansen former Salvation Army air? convicted perjury. She was denied a new trial and will enter an indeterminate penitentiary sentence. The perjury aimed to secure $50,000 damages from Chicago City Railway over a street car accident that Hansen claimed left her deaf, dumb, blind and unable to walk.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Inga Hangen
Belvation Army Air
Chicago City Railway
Mies Hanson
Button Plant Burns In Sudden Fire
A Tiiels Button and Specialty company plant was destroyed by fire today in Quincy NL with an estimated loss of 40000 dollars and insured for 24600 dollars.
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Associated Press
Quincy
Tiiels Button and Specialty Company
Fra
Weather forecast for Vincennes area
Forecast for Vincennes mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday cooler in southern portions. A brisk wind accompanies the cooler air. Temperatures tighten on the map as the weekend approaches with no significant rain expected.
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Seth
Wincensin
Yama Moves Forward as Russian Front Quietes
A-A P report notes genuine advance by Field Marshal Ayuma with extended wings. Heavy reconnaissances target the Russian center as the front develops while Linevitch reports no change in the broader situation. Transfers include Karkeviteh becoming chief of staff and Strkelberg joining the wounded care committee.
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Associated Presa
St. Petersburg
Ayuma
Rt. Petersburg
Linevitch
Gunshu Passeaja
Lineviteh
Harbin
Ut Fg
Karkeviteh
Eta
Sakaharoff
Alexander Committee
Strkelberg
Bank closes in Lorain amid depositor turnout
In Lorain Ohio at opening time hundreds of depositors gathered as Citizens Savings Bank closed its doors. The assignee T F Schaefer took control while capital stood at 50 000 resources 979 849 and deposits 313 948. Separately Everingham Co in Chicago suspended trading prompting a receiver appointment with liabilities 62 589 and assets 68 751.
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Associated Press
Lorain
Citizens' Paving Bank
T. F. Schaefer
Citizens’ Savings Bank
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Toula
Peoria
Lyman Everingham
Three Men Killed in Stock Train Wreck Near Medora
A stock train wreck near Medora on the Northern Pacific line killed Pat Riley from Armour & Co Bowling Green Ohio Henry Doty of Bowling Green Illinois and David Simons of Montana. A fourth man sustained a broken leg and was unnamed. The Dispatch reports from Dickingon North Dakota via Associated Press.
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Associated Preas
J. Paul
Minn
Dickingon
N. D
Pat Riley
Armour & Co
Henry Doty
Bowling Green
David Simons
Montana
Medora
Warehouses of Russian Steamanto Company Burn
Fire devastates the warehouses at Gevastopol on March 1 destroying a large amount of property. The blaze is described as severe and has caused extensive damage to the Russian Steamanto company facilities.
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Appeciated Press
Gevastopol
Russian Steamanto Company
Incemf Hargertein
Fire at Libbey Building Doused Before Firemen Arrived
Firemen were summoned around eight o clock Thursday evening to the Libbey building at Commercial and Church streets. A lamp overturned in a rear room caused a minor blaze that was extinguished before arrival. The store is being prepared for occupancy by Lecter C. Chase who will move from the First M church building Muliling.
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Libbey Building
Commercalia
Church Streets
Bulldog
Lecter C. Chase
Hinn
Death of J A Suhl proprietor of Riverside hotel
J A Suhl long time Winnebago County register of deeds and Riverside hotel owner in Winneconne died Thursday afternoon at his home aged 52 after brief illness. He served as register of deeds from 1890 to 1893 and held multiple town clerk terms. A Democrat and Master Mason, he was born May 29 1852 in Milwaukee. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm with Masons in charge.
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J. A. Sub
Riverside
Winneconne
Winnebago County
Suhl
Register of Deeds
Masons
J. A. Buhl
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Berely
Barbara Thhyne
Subl
Mapes House
Iverside
Sunk
Subs
High School Girls Play Neenah Team Tomorrow
The local high school girls basketball team will host Neenah High School tomorrow afternoon in the high school gym. Student excitement is high as the girls, led by Elsie Miller Mildred Davis Mildred Annis Abbie Thomas and Gladys Stillman, prepare after several after school practices to try for a victory.
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Neenah High School
Neenah Girls
Neenah
Elsie Miller
Mildred Davis
Mildred Annis
Abbie Thomas
Gladys Stillman
Nierman Named Director of Oshkosh Military Band
George Nierman arrives in Oshkosh to lead the Military Band and orchestra succeeding William Wallace who resigns to take a four month engagement in Lisbon North Dakota. Nierman, brother of Clar ence Nierman, is a cornet player and noted soloist with prior stints leading bands for Stetson's Uncle Tom's Cabin show and Ringling Brothers' circus. The band seeks appointment as the Second Regiment Wisconsin National Guard unit and will expand to about thirty members and increase the orchestra under Nierman.
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George Nierman
Clarence Nierman
Oshkosh
Nierman
Stetson
Ringling Brothers’ Circus
New York
William Wallace
Lisbon
N. D
Merman
Thomas O Grady Dies at 88 in Oshkosh
Thomas O Grady, longtime Oshkosh resident for fifty years, died early today at his home from general debility at age eighty eight. Funeral services will be held next Monday at Mt. Peter's Church. service time pending.
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Thomas O. Grady
Oshkosh
Mt. Peter's Church
Polish Social Democrats Urge Resistance to Mobilization
A Tamburg dispatch reports the Polish Social Democratic party issued a proclamation urging reserve men to resist mobilization. It says those who volunteer for service will be spared, implying support for noncompliance with conscription.
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Apeociated Press
Vienna
Peace prospects fade as talks surface in press
Paris reports that peace negotiations or preliminaries may be under way with Japan and Russia, but Dr Motone denies any talks. Roosevelt is named mediator by some observers, while Washington and St. Petersburg dispatches cast doubt on immediate negotiations and suggest informal efforts through US and France. The Times notes Roosevelt’s mediation could aid a diplomatic end.
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Paris
America
Delcasse
Motone
France
Foreign Office
Legation
Associated Press
Usu
Motoné
Paula
Ines
M. Deleasse
Japan
Washington
Tengih
IDF
Vladivestock
Manchuria
Roosevelt
New York
Times
St. Petersburg
Russia
Therby
Student Drowns In Silent Lake Tragedy
A student dies in a drowning incident at a local lake. Authorities identify the victim and say rescue teams found no signs of life despite extensive search efforts. The death prompts an ongoing investigation and safety warnings for swimmers in the area.
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