Milwaukee graft indictments reach twenty five former officials
A Milwaukee grand jury returned indictments charging bribery against twenty five individuals, mostly former county officials, in a case linked to county hospital expansion contracts. Names include Fred C. Schultz, J E Weisenthin, Theodore Engel, and others. Otto Seidel and Edward Strings confessed in related charges. Fred C. Schultz is also tied to bribery claims involving a saloon keeper, Peter Waufmann, and a state assembly member.
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Mipwainker
Tully Tol
Couny
Milwauker County
Grand Jury
Bateh
Tollowig
Anthony Vile
Board of Supervisors
Fred C. Schultz
J. E. Weisenthin
Theodore Engel
Viermann J. Pomreufug
Peters J. Waufmaam
Peter Z. Mead
Arthur 8S. Green
Frank M. Fowle
Fred G. Ootletn
Albert C. Bade
Willistm C.wegner
August Puls
Charles Bottenberg
Charles Desflekd
Gottlieb F. Neteh
Art
Herman Haasehh
Benjamin Baden
Frank Borkhart
Jobo Amstrong
Joseph J. Galewski
Fred Hartung
John EF. Ditt
Otto Seidel
Edward F. Strings
Fred C. Schulty
Herman J. Pomrening
State Assembly
Bil
Pomerening
Liquidation Proceeding in St Louis Bank Case
Receiver J Spencer and Judge McIlhenny order payment of depositors from bank funds as the liquidation expands the receivership bond from 200000 to 1000000. Depositors are to be paid in full to the extent funds allow, with stockholders receiving not less than five cents on the dollar, while security valuations and related actions proceed amid bank upheaval.
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People's Bank
St Louis
St. Louis
J. Spencer
People's United States Bank
McIlMenney
St. Louis County
Les Inwid
Spencer
Learge
Cte
Rreceiver
Joma Tade
UniVersity
Ifeishits Mest
Ty Eit
Ute Wonui
Desi Dent Bah
Lewis
Chou
Lee
Affairs of the Brocetatle Directors Meet in New York
In New York from July 1 to 4 the Equitable Lite Assay Society discussed board matters. Three trustees oversaw stock, with two presentations to be made before public action. Scout View President B. Tare will be retained, and Archibald Haynes may withdraw his resignation. Chairman Morton warns members not to discuss society affairs or party politics.
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New York
Cenery
Ale Equitable Lite Assayance Society
Archibald ©. Haynes
Mquitable
Morton
Parcel Men Won't Strike Amid Delivery Turmoil
Despite protests from postal workers and boycott threats, parcel carriers refused to strike as tensions rose over delivery routes. City officials and the press condemned suspicions of cooperation with employers, while management pressed for uninterrupted service and adherence to orders amid a tense labor climate.
Pit Disaster Strikes No 2 Pit Wattstown South Wales
A catastrophic explosion in No 2 pit of United National Collieries at Wattstown in the Rhondda valley triggers dust clouds and machinery damage. Rescue parties suffer injuries as earth and debris collapse, with sixty eight bodies recovered and crowds gathered at the pit head seeking confirmations.
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Wales
United National Colliees Company
Wattstown
Rhondda
Ad Teast
South Wales
Kansas City ball player wife dies by own act
Mrs Frank Bonner, wife of Kansas City American Association second baseman, drank carbondic acid after hearing her husband played. Bonner, who joined Kansas City two years ago from the Boston club, returns home to find her body. Officials cite bad health as the likely cause of suicide amid a crowded baseball scene.
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Kansas City
Frank Bonner
Kansas City American Association
Bonner
Scores On The Ball Fields Across Leagues
Fragmented sports wire lists city matchups and scores across leagues including New York Brooklyn Philadelphia St Louis Minneapolis and Milwaukee with weather notes for Colorado Springs Denver and Des Moines. Details are partial and names are garbled.
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Chricago
Seapess League
New
New York
St. Loutis
Washington
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Manneapedis Wek Rt. Maul -Lonisvile
Wane
Bas City
Cubmuatuts de
Wes Moines
Denver
St. Joseph
Nihilist Bullet Feud and Assassination Rumors in Russia
A dramatic report details Count Shuvaloff, Odessa prefect, slain after repeatedly granting audiences and receiving petitions. A lone assassin approached with a petition in one hand and fired multiple shots, killing the popular official. The attacker was seized. motives tied to grievances expressed during personal audiences. Additional dispatches note Russian troops landing at Korsakorsk to occupy Cape Notoro and naval bombardment in the area.
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Petersburrg
Shullion
Trefeel
Bolieo
Showilott
Moscowy
Tie
Russia
Peter Shuviloff
Berlin
Wis
Che
Count Wis
Moscow
Count Shuvaloff
Plumbeti
Sergius
Count Shuvatoff
Shuvatoff
Fusmae
Inte
Nikoliievsk
Uly
Korisakorsk
Iskid
Saletuiiu
Tokio
Shidy
Navy Department
Katiokis
Lorpedo Harts
Korsk
Cape Notoro
Sotie
Peace conference planned amid Japanese envoy visit at Oyster Bay
Washington July 1 report notes arrangements for a high level peace conference and mentions Japanese envoy Makahira and other diplomats traveling toward Washington. Details on Chinese representation, U S government contacts, and allied commentary are sparse with several garbled lines.
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Washington
Appotutwlest Saeero
Makahira
Che Chupnese
Oyster Bay
Pepo
Cohine Ciehilain
de Howly
de Howly Appelieid Quilinery
Iuthsstois
China
Cps
Ta Neds
ETON
Wats Tufts
Wishiberou
Lyts
Chittoot
Swift Attacks Them Cormick Co Versus Harvester Rebates Suit
Rodrey Fe Swift former head of the Harvester experiment department sues to stop rail rebates. He names railroads including Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Chicago Burlington Quincy and others as parties alleging rebates to benefit the International Harvester company. He cites rebates totaling over 3 million dollars through Sept 30 1902 with further payments since 1908.
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Swift
Medlroad
Tilroads
Silat Dye Swift
Failwaye Hoe
Chienzo
West Puritan and Southern
Ulheis Northern
Chicago
Milwhkee
St. Paul
Chicawo Ond
Northwestern
Ulneels Central
Burlington and Quincy
Atchison
Topeka
Sainte Ve
Chicaea
Ruck Island and Pacific
Chicago and Alton
Tinois
Hier Company
Mettermick
Harvester Company
Ilinois Northern Road
The
Harvester
Chicago West Pullman and Southern Railroad
International Harvester Company
TIL Nois
Northern Company
Special commissions on Venezuela to the president
The article notes a request to appoint a special commissioner to report to the president on Venezuela and its differences with the United States and other powers. It includes instructions to explain the complaint by United States, identify conflict matters, and outline the positions of Venezuela’s government, with emphasis on the implications for U.S. deterence and policy. Portland and Newport items follow with miscellaneous society notes.
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oMeiel
Jing Ape
Galen
Citeage
Venezavea
Venesuelaa
United States
Venezuela
Biako
Pie
Harvester Company Details and Trust Dispute surfaced
A fragmented report outlines Swift’s claim about the organization of the International Harvester Company, naming Cyrus H. W., Meornick, Charles Deering, Gen. W. Perkins, and Will C. Lane as trustees and alleging stock control and voting power disputes. It notes examinations of company books and asserts actions to prevent purchases and control of assets tied to the United States division and related figures.
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Swift
International Harvester Ocompany
Cyrus HW
Me Ornick
Charles Deering
W. Perkins
Will C. Lane
Shogkse
Clauwe
Ytis
Duternathamal
Couniny
Rouy
Sta
Lois
Stoek -Prakiins
Alge
Lois Fiener
Tony
Glenwiere
United States
Death of Mrs Selen Tt Johnson Mother of Mayor Johnson
Mrs Selen Tt Johnson mother of Mayor Tonta Tohnegs of Meveland Ohio died at her Brooklyn home after several months illness. Mayor Johnson and his son were with her at the time of death. Official cause listed as natural infirmities of old age.
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Tom EL. Johnson
New York
Selen Tt. Johnson
Tonta Tohnegs
Meveland, O
Brooklyn
Johnson
Crop condition averages and corn acreage rise in report
The monthly crop report from the department of agriculture lists condition percentages for crops including corn at 87.3 percent, winter wheat 52.7, spring wheat 84, oats 92.4, and barley 91.5. Corn area is shown at 4,011,000 acres, up 2,080,000 from prior data.
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Washington
City
Department of Agriculture
Weather forecast for Illinois to Wisconsin and Michigan
Official forecast through 8 pm calls for partly cloudy skies across Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin with warmer temperatures and variable winds. Lower Michigan may see showers with mostly easterly winds and tight variability. Iowa and surrounding areas show similar partly cloudy and warmer conditions with variable winds.
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Illinois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Michigan
Towa
The Markets: Chicago Board and Live Stock Quotations
Quotations on Wheat Corn Oats Pork and Live Stock at Chicago Board of Trade and Buffalo market figures. Includes opening highs lows closes and Sept futures, with receipts and ranges for cattle calves hogs sheep and veal, noting export demand and feeder pricing.
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Chicago
Clare
Berle
Pou Gorges
Rae
Alois
Leriei
Bart BuiTalo
Dunning & Stevens Live Stock Commission
Terms Fight Delays Readuction Petition In Illinois Board Hearing
Labor groups and Chicago shippers clash with lawyers before the Illinois warehouse commission over a petition for readjustment. Attorneys for both sides spar as the board takes the case under advisement after arguments. no dismissal allowed at this stage. The hearing features Gov Deneen era figures and remarks by labor leaders and railroad attorneys.
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Hatin
Drennan
Chicago Shippers’ Association
Neville
BE. W H. Clark
The
Order of Railroad Conductors
Gov. Deneen
Hamlin
Streychmans
People
Brown and Drennan
Miners quit work at Divernon mine after dispute
Springfield, July 12. Miners at a Divernon mine owned by the Madison Coach company halted operations after a postings order to drill more shot holes and use less powder, seen as an attempt to curb shot firers. The stoppage halted nearby activity as operators reportedly faced worker resistance and safety concerns.
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Springfield
Divernon
Miadison Coach Company
A. J. Morshead
Olingis Cou
Associaion
Nimiger
Shembiers
Tae Cou
Ufo Tahierk
Illinois considering pardon for Edward Dryer in Joliet
The state board of pardons set July 20 in Joliet to hear the absolute pardon request of Edward S Dryer, a Chicago banker sentenced to ten years in Joliet penitentiary for embezzling over 350000 as treasurer of the West Side Park Beneath, Chicago.
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Dryers
Boneil of
Pendons
Joliet
Dryer
Chicago
Lanker
Pollet Penitenths
West Side Park
Beyirth
Chicavo
Rainy start at Camp Lincoln with wet soldiers
Yesterday opened sunny for the first time since the Seventh Regiment arrived at Camp Lincoln. The unit had endured days of rain and heavy downpours, leaving soldiers drenched each day and night since their arrival.
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Camp Lincoln
Cnime
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Tulon County
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Gulena Avenue
Galens Ave
Carroll Bt
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DuFour
Armory Hall
Galena Ave
Beaver Street
J.G. Riley
Wilton Nephic
Kilk St
Taquire
F. A. Bohader
Krug
Globe Park
A. C. Knorr
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