Brewers for a Halt at Milwaukee Brewers Meeting
The United States Brewers Association opened its annual gathering at the Terminal building in Milwaukee with Mayor Rose welcoming attendees. President Liebmann urged temperance within the industry and defended beer saloon regulation amid a historic convention in Milwaukee, famed as a center of American brewing.
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President Lieb Mann Addresses Milwaukee Brewers Meeting
President Liebmann delivers a strong address opening with warm welcomes on behalf of the United States Brewers Association. He lauds Milwaukee’s institutions and people, extols beer’s growth and purity, urges focus on water resources, and critiques prohibition rhetoric while inviting public brewery visits and inspection under federal rules. Continued on Page 6 Column 1.
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Taft Persists as Louisiana Contests Split Delegation
In Chicago on June 9 the Republican National Committee settled Louisiana and Mississippi contests. Taft’s forces, including black and tans from Louisiana, won tentative alignment with a split delegation in Louisiana. A compromise to seat Taft supporters was approved as the party reorganizes under a three‑member committee, sparking protests from anti Taft factions. Senator Heyburn condemned remarks by Taft ally McHarg as threat-like during the hearing.
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Meeting of English King and Russian Emperor Stirs Europe
The piece analyzes Edward VII and Russia’s ruler voyage and its ripple effects. It notes Britain aims to isolate Germany, Italy’s role in the triple alliance, and shifting alliances with England, Russia, France, and Japan. It discusses the risks to Italy and the balance of power in Europe amid diplomatic moves.
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Miller Nominated by Thirteenth District Republicans
Charles W. Miller won the nomination for the vacancy caused by Congressman Abraham L Brick's death and for the full term of the Sixty-First Congress at Plymouth Ind The convention cited revolutionary tactics and Moorman forces dominated the setup rejecting several committee reports and seating objections amid heated squabbles and charges of crookedness
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Weather forecast for Washington and across the United States
Washington dispatch summaries a daily telegraph forecast indicating no unseasonably high temperatures anywhere. A barometric low forms over northern mountains Wednesday, drifts east across the plains Thursday, then crosses the central valley by Saturday and reaches the Atlantic coast by weekend. Expect less rain and a modest rise in temperature with a cooler start to next week from the northwest to the mid- Atlantic coast.
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Medics Rally Against Milk Dealers Over New City Ordinance
Physicians of Fort Wayne gathered in protest last night at the Fort Wayne Medical Society meeting to oppose milk dealers and dairymen bringing milk into the city, seeking enforcement of the new milk ordinance. A resolution urged physicians to support the health department and assist in securing pure, wholesome milk for residents.
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Royalty and Rebels Turmoil Surround Panama Elections
The article reports on international diplomacy around a possible Franco Russian British alliance and British aims in Reval, then shifts to Panama where Secretary Root and Minister Squires discuss neutrality and the July 11 presidential election. It notes widespread firearm purchases and the likelihood that U S intervention could prevent a revolution, with proposals for armed marines and impartial election supervision at polling sites.
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Widow Describes Night of Double Crime at Faulkner Saloon
The Woodburn murder case opens with testimony from Mrs. Croy widow of Marshal Columbus Croy. John Stout stands accused alongside Herman Biter with Miller implicated in the robbery and the fatal shooting. The state presents its key witnesses, detailing the night’s events, Miller’s alleged role, and the widow’s poignant account of loss while she and her two children await justice.
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W C T U Celebrates National Flower Day Across City
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union marked National Flower Day by distributing baskets of flowers from downtown to hospitals and streets. Members visited the elderly and injured, offering flowers to brighten their surroundings and uplift the weak, as they shared care and community spirit throughout the city.
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May Have Wet With Foul Play Gothfel Snyder
Incoherent fragmentary report mentions Gothfel Snyder and a projectile event amid training. Details unreadable but suggests possible foul play and an incident linked to an exercise or train.
Two Monarchs Meet in Waters of Russia
Reval June 23 British King Edward and Emperor Nicholas met in Russian waters marking the first official visit by an English monarch. The royal yacht Victoria and Albert sailed into Reval bay escorted by cruisers and torpedo boat destroyers. A luncheon aboard the Polar Star followed formal visits while crowds gathered at the cathedral and sea walls to witness the event. The imperial train carrying the emperor arrived in the morning and was met by cheering schoolchildren and troops.
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