Roosevelt in Milwaukee audiences and clash with mayor
Theodore Roosevelt toured Milwaukee addressing two large crowds and visiting trade schools after a brief dispute with Socialist Mayor Emil Seidel over a reception. Seidel refused to greet him, citing Roosevelt's criticisms of Socialism. Roosevelt replied he preferred readers judge his views on Socialism. He toured schools then lunch with the German club before continuing his visit.
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Milwaukee
Roosevelt
Emil Seidel
Milwaukee Press Club
Col. Roosevelt
Soldel
Theodore Roosevelt
Emit Peloe
Stidke Seidel
Trad
Colonel Couageelts
G Party
Velt
Marer
Deutcher Club
Mormons Plan Move From Utah To Mexico
Hamilton Smith, Mormon church priest, claims President Diaz assures polygamy will be allowed in Mexico. He states the church will relocate from Utah to Mexico for religious freedom, with land holdings near Eagle Pass and 25 year duty exemptions on machinery.
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Galveston
Tex
Hamilton Smith
Mormon Church
Coahuila
Mexico
Diaz
Smith
Utah
United States
Eagle Pass
Texas
Pitty
Five Jobs Are Held by One Man
Pillsbury Pennsylvania September reports reveal August Kupper of Upper St. Clair once held six public posts including constable, justice of the peace, health officer, ordinance officer, cenang enumerator and general all around poohbah. Judge Evans asked if he should resign from some offices and Kupper replied he might resign as constable and keep the others.
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Pillsbury
John AL Evans
August Kupper
Upper St. Clair Township
Cenang
Kupper
Mvans
Woman accuses husband of arson and eviction in Lancaster case
Jeaderick Love alleges Julius Poetf burned her property and forced her out of the Kenwood hotel connected home. She seeks temporary alimony and $1000 monthly support, plus $2500 in lawyers fees, amid claims of violence and harassment by her husband and his son. The couple's dispute centers on a Lancaster ranch visit and subsequent expulsion.
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Los Angeles
Jeaderick Love
Julius Poet
Kenwood
Chicago
M. Pont
Moale
Jong
Jessica
Post
Mra. Post
M. Post
Hugeng
Lancaster Ranch
Amy
Pasadena
Lancaster Bote
Drunken Lark Sparks Train Robbery and Murder
At St Louis on Burlington train No 15 the rear brakeman J N Wine was killed and five Pullman passengers robbed as the train left Union Station at 9 01. Albert Julien a Chicago stereotyper was arrested and charged with the crime after a struggling melee in which liquor fueled a desperate act. Emil Freud allegedly aided the escape but likely did not catch the train. Julien denies the murdered brakeman and robbery charges.
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St. Louis
J. N. Wine
Burlington
Chicago
Albert Julien
Julien
Emil Freud
Union Station
Merchanta
Confession Tightens Crippen Murder Case
London reports Ethel Clare Leneve has confessed to all she knows about the fate of Belle Bimore, wife of Dr. Hawley Harvey Crippen, accused of slaying her. Mina Leneve is said to be the chief witness for the prosecution while Mig Lengdyve’s affidavit is readied as principal evidence, with pressure from a king's prosecutor and influences shifting.
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London
Ethel Clare Leneve
Belle Bimore
Hawley Harvey Crippen
Mina Leneve
Migs Lengdyve
Court at Hague Makes Decision in Newfoundland Fisheries Dispute
The Hague reports the United States won five of seven points in the arbitration with Great Britain. Britain retains authority to regulate Newfoundland waters but must give two months notice before enforcement. An Anglo American commission will review objections that affect American rights.
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Hague
United States
International Court of Arbitration
Newfoundland
Great Britain
Amer
Cardinal faint at Eucharistic congress in Montreal
Cardinal Vanuturlli, pope’s envoy, fainted during a government reception in Montreal and cancelled his night service participation at Notre Dame where 15 000 worshippers had gathered. He later recovered. A separate Missouri report details a coroner’s autopsy revealing a five pound stomach contents including nails bolts buttons pebbles and a car tag in the body of Sable Roler, a deceased hospital patient.
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Montreal
Cardinal Vanputelli
fo-Dame
Joseph
Sable Roler
Beveridge and Hill Address Congress Over Conservation Debate
The congress heard a clash on natural resource control as Senator Beveridge urged national oversight while James J. Hill and Gifford Pinchot drew strong reactions. Pinchot received an ovation as Beveridge’s remarks triggered protests and cheers in the chamber.
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T Paul
Wesk
Beveridge
James J. Mi
Gifford Pinchot
Congress
Forester
Senator Beveridge
Mr. Pinchot
Pinchot
Baker
Hid Voibe
Big Majority For Cavenda Polander Name in Milwaukee
A large majority swung in favor of Cavenda Polander in Milwaukee as V1 Renalies era tainted the platform. La Bollette is poised to secure roughly two thirds of the votes at the platform, signaling strong control of the state party.
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Cavenda Polander
Milwaukee
Renalies
la Pollette
Ater
la Bollette
Pqayer
No Quorum Reported As Nelson Holds Session
Minneapolis, Sept 7. The ruling committee adopted a motion to remove Secretary Ballinger. Two Republicans left as a vote was taken, creating the impression no quorum remained. Democrat Duncan W. Pletcher introduced a resolution charging Ballinger as unfaithful and recommending removal. Republican Madison offered a substitute tied to Pinchot and Glavie charges, with further amendments debated.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Reau
Ballinger
Nelson
Duncan W. Pletcher
Miorida
Richard A. Ballinger
Madison
Kannas
Gifford Pinchot
Louis Glavie
General Land Office
James
Kentucky
Ballanger
Kidnapping Triggers Mass Pursuit in Pluteburg
In Pluteburg Pennsylvania on September 7 Mary Brand an 11 year old girl was kidnapped near Argentine. A crowd of about 200 angry citizens chased the kidnapper who was seen dragging the girl into a cornfield. Bloodhounds were sent for and a lynching is feared if the man is captured. A boy witnessed the struggle and alerted authorities.
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Pluteburg
Mary Brand
Argentine
Denver Thief in City Jail Admits Theft of Store Funds
Aleen Goldener a 24 year old clerk in a Denver department store admitted taking between 300 and 500 dollars to cover laundry and living expenses. She claimed the act was not planned to steal but to repay later and said several other workers had equal opportunity. She told investigators about four checks totaling small sums and expressed intent to repay. She was taken to the city jail by Detective H. B. Burlew after being confronted in the store.
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Denver
Aleen Goldener
H. B. Burlew
Sonia
Baby Alleged Kidnap Victim Found in Rawlins
State Humane Agent F T Bright located a baby in Rawlins after months of searching for a child allegedly kidnapped from Denver mother Mrs. Louise Rupp. The infant, linked to Mire Laura Uhman, was identified by Uhman and the juvenile court, with Denver authorities notified to pursue kidnapping charges.
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Rawlins
State Humane
Bright
Humane
F. T. Bright
Rawlles
Henry Rupp
Denver
Laura Ubman
Mra. Uhiman
Hright
Uhiman
Httely Hasper
Loutise Rupp
Uhipray
Hugine Offfer
Ken Ver
Denver No
Cheyenne
Colorado
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Senate
Uta
New Colony
Maine
GOV. Pert M. Fernald
Frederick
Plaisted
Mesilibuny
Frederick W. Plarsted
Fernald
D. J. McGiGilleudy
England
Dr. Crippen
Court AT
Pope
Hill
New York
Elizabeth McGuirk
Lillian Smothers
Ruby
Howard
Paige
Gitizens
Posse
Pennsylvania
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