Unknown historical feature amid fractured lines
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local blurb with names and events: Hobart Bessie, promoter justice, a girl thief, MIA a beau, Nolan, Mary, Sheboy, a ring, and a reunion. Details are unclear. readable names hint at a community or court tale with personal disputes and a reunion.
Water by-pass found at Sheboygan plant by council
At a Water Commission meeting in the council chamber President Dieckmann reported a by-pass at the Sheboygan Railway and Electric Co. plant allowed water to be used without passing through the meter. About 250 000 gallons per month were used unrecorded over two years. The commission directed Dieckmann to pursue payment from the company and determine the amount owed. The board also instructed Dieckmann to return a $2,000 certified check tied to an Allis Chalmers pump bid. Regular monthly bills were ordered paid.
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Sheboy
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oder
Howald
Gonzenbach
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Allis Chalmers
Nordberg
Prescott
Sheboygan Railway & Electric Co
Olney May Go To England Rumor Spurs Talk
Associated Press report from Washington on March 8 notes Col E M House of Texas as the first Wilson caller. Former Congressman Pujo and others urged action while Filipinos sent congratulations and asked Wilson to honor pledges for Philippine independence. Richard Olney is said to have been offered the British ambassadorship.
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Texas
Wilson caler
Pujo
pines
Richard Olney
Cleveland
Great Britain
Death Toll Rising After Alum Chine Dynamite Disaster
Associated Press reports Baltimore on March 8 that a dynamite catastrophe aboard the steamer Alum Chine killed about fifty. Hospitals and a morgue overflow with grieving families, as searchers scour for more bodies. Twenty five tons of dynamite sank unexploded, a buoy marks the site, and losses may exceed five hundred thousand dollars. Heavy guns at Forts Howard Armistead and Carroll fired in the upheaval, with damage radiating fifty miles.
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Baltimore
Forts
Howard
Armistead
Carroll
Traffic Manager Josiah Perkins Killed In Crash
Josiah Perkins traffic manager of Atlantic Refining company was killed when his car sped from Washington to meet his father and struck a tree. The accident occurred near Philadelphia and Perkins was instantly dead.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Josiah Perkins
Atlantic Refining company
Washington
Perkins
Madero Accused of Inciting Anti American Sentiment
Huerta weighing release of official letters from the Madero era alleging the late president urged anti American feeling. He allegedly ordered immediate firing on American marines if landings occurred from U S warships and sent wires to governors that marines had landed at Vera Cruz, demanding loyalty.
Theatrical writer to critique local productions
The Press will start a theatrical writer next week to critique productions here. Limited force has prevented consistent reviews in the past. Readers deserve fair criticism and managers should expect honest assessments to benefit high class companies and avoid neglect.
Tourney to Be Here for State Bowling Meet
State bowling officials appear to place Sheboygan as the site for next year’s state tourney with a Milwaukee vote after the National Tournament. Madison and Milwaukee are opposed, Racine and Juneau are hopeful, Fond du Lac and Oshkosh oppose Madison, yielding Sheboygan as the likely host. Local alleys plan schedules with five men at Mannebachs, two men at Glaesers, and individuals at Matty Scherer’s.
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Madison
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Sheboygan
alley me
Mannebachs
Glaesers
Matty Scherer
Clock firm solicitors charged with petty larceny
Thomas Radcliffe and Harry Carr two solicitors for the National Clock Co of Chicago were arrested on a complaint by J L Bryant. They are charged with petty larceny for stealing a merchant pipe and a pair of gloves from Bryant. They pleaded not guilty and bail was set at 25 dollars each. The hearing was scheduled for Wednesday.
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Thomas Raceliffe
Harry Carr
National Clock Co
Chicago
J. L. Bryant
Bryant
Giblin
Radcliffe and Carr
National Clock Company
High avenue to be paved with concrete next year
About thirty five property owners gathered in the council rooms to discuss a proposed concrete pavement on High avenue from South Twelfth street to about 300 feet east of South Seventh street. Underground sewer and gas connections will be laid this year and paving to start early next year with nearly all owners in favor.
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South Seventh street
Orozco Loyalists Close on Carranza in Coahuila
From Mexico City on March 8 three columns of regular army and about two thousand Orozco adherents move toward Carranza rebel governor of Coahuila according to an official report.
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Mexico City
Pascual Orozco
Carranza
Coahuila
Stolze praised for Manitowoc renomination and aid to Sheboygan
Citizens of Sheboygan extend congratulations to Mayor Stolze for renomination without opposition. The piece recalls Stolze’s past support to Sheboygan during the Waterworks crisis, including bringing $20,000 in gold from Manitowoc to aid the city against the Water Company and to back Mayors Dieckmann and the council. It lauds Stolze as broad minded and dedicated to clean politics, hoping Manitowoc voters keep him in office.
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Waterworks company
Water company
Water Co
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O. B. Bock
Roy Miller
Stolze
Manitowoc
Ratan Dies Former Naval Officer Joseph Eaton Passes
Norwell Mass March 8 Rear Admiral Joseph Eaton retired after commanding transport Resolute and informing Admiral Sampson of the fleet's departure from San Diego harbor triggering a naval victory. He died suddenly at home on Sunday.
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Associated Press
Norwell
Mass
Joseph Eaton
Resolute
Sampson
Sandiego harbor
Guilty Verdict in Murder Case Shocks Chicago
Charles Cramer Conway and Beatrice Ryall Conway found guilty of murdering Baltimore heiress Beatrice Singer. Conway given life, Ryall Conway sentenced to fourteen years. George Remus, counsel for Ryall Conway, argued the confessions were true and the wife lied to save her husband. Assistant State's Attorney Fleming sought death for both. Judge Kersten instructed that one confession cannot be used against the other. Jurors reported a first ballot guilty verdict for both. later deliberations focused on punishments. The courtroom drew a large, tense crowd as Remus pleaded to save the woman while the crippled clown and his wife showed visible emotion.
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Conway
George Remus
Ryall-Conway
Fleming
Kersten
Remus
Sophia Singer
Polar exploration ends reign of Pole obsession says Schrader
Paris March 8 Associated Press reports French geographer Schrader calls Capt Scott’s death the final act in the Pole obsession. He urges a global circumpolar observatory network to study ice fields and atmospheric currents to forecast storms and seasons and aid drought warnings. The note also mentions prominent Americans backing a Paris theatre project and an anti advertising campaign by Old Paris Committee.
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Robert F. Scott
South Pole
M. Schrader
Peary
Amundsen
Scott
Atlantic
America
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