Capital removal bill returns to Senate in Madison fight
Madison May 26 The legislature returns the capital removal bill to the Senate amid heated debate and party clashes. Milwau kee police and fire protests color the session as corruption charges draw attention. The assembly sent back the bill on a party line vote after long opposition led by Chief Jansen. The Senate also discussed university funding and a grafting amendment, with votes shaping the year’s capital debate.
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Minor on the Tariff Discusses Revision Push
Milwaukee May 25 Congressman E S or W says he is confident tariff reform will occur before the fifty ninth congress dies. He expects the fall extra session to focus on the rate bill but allows discussion of tariff in any session. He warns against radical revision yet notes middle and northwest support for changes. He cites five or six articles needing attention.
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Bomb attack fears alter coronation day plans in Warsaw
Warsaw reports that coronation day services will be held in the castle private chapel rather than the cathedral after rumors of a second bomb plot against Governor General Maximovitch. Anonymous proclamations warn the public to stay off principal streets between ten in the morning and two in the afternoon.
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Carson Will Be Named Bureau Chief in Commerce Department
Associated Press reports Major John M. Carson, a Washington correspondent for The New York Times and The Philadelphia Public Ledger, will likely be appointed chief of the Bureau of Manufacturers in the Department of Commerce and Labor, succeeding J L Hamipton Moore who resigns to accept a presidency at a Philadelphia trust company.
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Court Allows Equitable Life Automatic Mutualization Motion
Justice Maddox in Brooklyn Supreme Court allows the motion to mutualize Equitable Life Assurance Society to proceed while trial continues. The ruling holds that stockholders vote on the plan may be deemed sufficient even without a stockholders meeting and notes policyholders are not members. Surplus distribution remains to be decided at final disposition.
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Shea Makes Scene in Chicago Union Trial Proceedings
The session before President Shea of the Teamsters union covers testimony about alleged lies by witnesses and a murder inquiry related to Shea. Attorneys clash over questions as Shea, in ill health, seeks to avoid the stand while prosecutors forewarn grand jury action on strike investigations and alleged conspiracy tied to the labor dispute.
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Barberton Bank Closed by U S Comptroller
The First National Bank of Barberton Ohio was ordered closed by the Comptroller of the Currency due to insolvency. Receiver Spear T. Cawis appointed. Officials Fred Keifer Sr president Dr A L Belford vice president J C Seamer cashier. Also: La Porte Manufacturing seeks receiver for C H Michael Co with claims totaling thousands and assets estimated around 15 000.
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Weather Impacts Trade Across Regions
Weather conditions ease slightly but limit dry goods in the south while other areas show improved activity. Boston reports steady trade and encouraging outlooks, Philadelphia textile mills run full, Baltimore wholesale trade remains normal, Minneapolis sees better conditions, and St Paul dry goods remain reasonably active.
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Chicago Lumber District Strikes Trigger Riot Toll
May 26 Chicago amid a wide lumber strike a riot erupts as carpenters and other unions push for control. Police drive back mobs at Morgan and Thirty-fifth streets while guards protect wagons and a J W Landis mill shuts, signaling potential protracted conflict and calls for federal troops.
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Building Trades Debates Action Over Non-Union Lumber
A Chicago meeting of building trades agents considers formal steps over handling non union lumber amid strikes. Delegates from divisions across the city weigh boycotts as carpenters hold back work and threaten further action.
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Minstrels in Neenah Parade Highlight Benefit Show
The Neenah Minstrels paraded in automobiles led by the Military Band in a benefit performance for the theater fund. Attendance drew Appleton and Oshkosh visitors as plans for paving Commercial Street with vitrified brick begin mid June. Local officials note slow progress on street repairs while exhibitions and a cooking contest are planned at the Neenah high school.
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Russia Warns China Over Japan Accord Boundary
St. Petersburg May 24 Russian government warns China it will use Mongolian territories for military ops if Japan’s border talks falter. M Poketiloff new Russian minister to China departs St. Petersburg for Peking amid tense diplomacy.
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Roosevelt Unable to Act on Insurance Inquiry
Washington May Roosevelt has been urged to pursue a government inquiry into life insurance firms including the Envitade Life Assurance Society of New York but decides the government lacks authority to intervene under the present conditions.
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Weaver 13 in Control Philadelphia Fight Overshadows Mayoral Veto
Philadelphia reports indicate Mayor Weaver controls the conflict with Republican leaders over the gas works lease. Impeachment talk lingers, while Durham and allies push for passage over the mayor’s veto. Citizens urge council members to sustain the veto, aiming to block the lease.
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Fond du Lac Teachers Seek Salary Advances
The Fond du Lac school board considers a petition from teachers for a general salary raise, especially for grade 1 teachers. A new schedule raises overall salaries by grade levels, with the high school department unaffected except for the assistant principal who gains a pay increase.
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Corn Corner Collapses In Market Break
Chicago May 26 A six cent drop in corn prices signals a possible corner scheme as receipts reach 400 cars. Initial quotes fall three cents to six?ty, trading weak through the day. The price dips to fifty seven cents, later slips to fifty four, then recovers to fifty eight at close amid weak sentiment.
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Frost in Des Moines crops hits early yields
Des Moines Iowa May 23 frost touched town and surrounding sections. Early crops and fruits are believed damaged seriously by the frost. Local farmers report damaged buds and possible loss in fruit crops, impacting the forthcoming harvest and markets.
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Theodore Gudden Dead in Oshkosh Wisconsin
Theod ore Gudden uncle of Dr B C Gudden dies at his nephew s home in Oshkosh after a years long illness of bronchitis He was seventy eight and unmarried Survived by one brother Joseph in Germany Funeral set for Saturday at nine with private services at the residence Rev J W Greenwood to officiate and Rev Mr Baura to conduct grave at Black Wolf cemetery Lindner funeral notes follow with details of a Lake Butte des Mortes death and a large funeral turnout
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Rail routes mapped for Nez Perces territory expansion
Agreement between Northern Pacific and Union Pacific executives aims to build about 280 miles of joint railroad into Idaho and Washington Nez Perces territory. Details of separate executive heads for Harriman properties not yet set. changes may take months with Harriman continuing as chair of the executive board.
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Electric Line Sold Between La Porte and Michigan City
The electric line between La Porte and Michigan City was sold under a federal court decree by Judge A. B. Anderson. The sale price was 459,008. The line, built by the Chicago and South Shore Railway, had been foreclosed after receivership. Bondholders Mahers and Spence represented interests in the La Porte and Michigan City Traction Company, capital stock 40,600, with stock to be assigned to the Indiana Railway Company.
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Magoon Takes Charge in Washington DC May 3
President and cabinet witness oath of office as Magoon reports entering duties as secretary of war. Cable from the governor notes Bonesteed’s yellow fever illness among American non-employees amid a cordial ceremony.
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Hamburg Leads In Trans Atlantic Yacht Race For Emperor William Cup
New York May 26 The German yacht Hamburg led the Endymion and the Alsaby 136 miles on May 20 in the trans Atlantic race for Emperor William's cup. All three yachts were shelved by the steamer St Louis that date. The Alsaby led the Endymion by about two miles as southeast winds prevailed. The Hamburg had light variable winds. Information came by Marconi wireless from the St Louis and was delayed before reaching New York through Campania and a Sinsconsin relay.
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Naval Clash Rumors Fading as Baltic Fleet Concentrates
Reports from Shanghai and Woosung indicate the Russian Baltic fleet may be assembling near Saddle Islands while German forces prepare for possible actions. Tokyo notes a Russian diversion to draw Japanese ships but the exact movements remain unclear amid cable disruptions and cautious official briefings.
Fatal Fire Claims SevenYearOld In Michigan Home
Special to The N s Menominee Mich March report describes a fire that gutted Richard Kennedy’s home near Fatthom Janctina, killing a sevenyearold boy and leaving others with narrow escapes.
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Wisconsin Weather Forecast Notes Cloudy Warmer Night
Forecast for Wisconsin tonight calls for increasing cloudiness and warmer temperatures. Light frost possible in low-lying marshes tonight with wallable winds and variable timing noted.
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