Opposition Shapes Up In Taft-Led Delegation Battle
The article outlines a party struggle over delegate support in Wisconsin and nearby states. It names key figures such as Governor Davidson and Taft supporters, lists proposed delegates across districts, and notes concerns about La Follette’s coalition and national convention prospects.
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Awful Experience Report On Austrian Girl Suspect Action
A distorted record from a Senate committee report describes a troubling incident involving an Austrian girl and presidential actions. It cites Gownt Karoly near Duda Brownsvilla and references Marek, Amana, and Tovearene in a debate about extending terms and reinstate procedures during a wartime context. Senator Warren leads prosecution of the communication and contested deportation claims.
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Murder at the Mile House Camp: Key Suspect Captured
A late night disturbance at the Mile House Camp ends in a brutal murder. The victim, a burly man, is found shot with a revolver blade and a whistle hanging from his neck. Police rescue a woman from the scene as they chase three suspects who opened fire, with one captured after a chase that exposed two coats bearing a clue to the killer’s identity.
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Town Nearly WIPCD Fire This Morning
A fire reported this morning in a town near Mason City caused significant damage to a large portion of the town. Authorities, including local firefighters, responded as crews battled the blaze and worked to determine a cause.
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Indiana Supreme Court Overturns Dismissal Decree
The Indiana Supreme Court reverses an Elkhart Circuit Court ruling in a case involving Mayor Darrow of Ruppert and W. Tile. The decision cites errors in the admission of testimony and the disbarment of the defendant on charges of forgery and improper authorization.
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Mrs Metcalf Sent to Insane Asylum
A woman named Mrs Metcalf, who attempted to shoot an attorney, was committed to an insane asylum for the day. The lengthy report names Heathlee Thomas Motealf and J. Warlii of Chien, noting the case and commitment details.
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Women Doctors of New York Hold Annual Meeting
The Women's Medical Society of New York State held its annual meeting with many physicians in attendance. Senior officers and guests discussed medical education, women's health, and professional networks, with reports highlighted by speakers from New York City and affiliated institutions.
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Hoppers Favorite In The Big Match
A chaotic recap notes Jacob Schaefer and various players in a Chicago 184 championship context. The text mentions Hope, George Hulton, Maurice Vignx, and other names in a fragmented sports narrative likely about a billiards or pool match with expectations, defense, and future games in New York and against Batten and Sloppe.
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Plead Not Guilty To Charges Made In Court
Charles W Morae and Alfred Gurtla plead not guilty in a very heavy case heard in Sew York. The former brpery maid and former president at the National Bank of North America faced charges as they appeared before the joint Ditetmient of 20 cantite ohiuygngert with cohaphaey and ankbag faba ante. Both men known for prominent positions travel north on a sobering day as the case develops into a lengthy legal process.
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Dairymen Gather in Monroe for Three Day Session
Wisconsin dairymen meet in Monroe for a three day annual session. Attendees include state officials and dairy industry leaders. Officials discuss agriculture policy and cooperative efforts amid uncertainty in regional markets.
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Republicans Meet in Oklahoma City Taft Endorsed Predominantly
Reported scenes from the Oklahoma City convention indicate strong Taft endorsement with limited opposition. Delegates and committee actions reflect party unity as the Taft camp solidifies support amid ongoing campaign activity. The document notes expected selections and procedural details shaping the nomination process.
Russian wrestler Georgen Hatkenschmidt heads to New York
Georgen Hatkenschmidt known as the Ramptan Lion arrives in New York tomorrow for a tour. The heavyweight will train with Frink and prepare for upcoming bouts in Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Buttermakers Gather at Grand Creamery Convention in St Paul
National Creamery Buttermakers Association convenes in St Paul for annual meeting. Highlights include reports from officers and committees, addresses by state leaders, and discussions on dairy industry issues and standards. Participants include delegates from multiple states with a focus on dairy production and cooperative advancement.
Mystery surrounds death of soldiers by Russian guard
Three men of a Russian cavalry regiment were secretly executed after a note claimed they faced revolutionary propaganda. Reports say the czar granted a pardon before the final death sentence was carried out, with officials noting the act followed swift confinement.
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Bennings Methods Pronounced Legal at Dare Ning’s Racetrack
A court decision upholds Bennings methods for handling money at Henning’s General, as judged by Justice Stafford of the High Court. The ruling, dated March 11, confirms the legality of the system of making handbooks and related practices at the racetrack.
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Royal Neighbors Row Assumes Proportions in Turbulent Contention
A chaotic scene on Jefferson Street centers on a Royal Neighbors dispute over duties at an injunction hearing. Attorneys Hetren and a deputy confront claims of authority as a tense crowd gathers. The Milwaukee ally Aly Cinip, seen recently, seeks civil relief while ongoing proceedings test loyalties among local factions.
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Mrs Roberts Dies In Pennsylvania
Wilkes Barre Pa and Wisconsin churchwoman Mrs Roberta T Roberts dies after nine years in Wilkes Barre Her husband Roy T Truboota and three children survive Born Candela she was active in the State School for Children and led the State Missionary Society of her church She moved from Canada to Pennsylvania in later life and led charitable efforts locally
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Philadelphia School Scene Involves Mentally Ill Woman
Fragmentary report cites a Philadelphia young woman in a finishing school accused of mental illness. Names and specifics are garbled beyond recognition. the text references East Savantiah or similar locale, a committee, and a search for a path to care or escape. The fragment mentions Mind Weed and MIRA Hires in unclear roles amid a troubling episode.
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Oklahoma Lines Up for Taft Delegates
Oklahoma Republicans prepare for the presidential convention with delegates arranged to back Taft. The state party meets in the capital this afternoon to select nine delegates pledged to support the Republican nominee at the federal gathering.
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Former Oil Man Is Dead in Cleveland
A former oil man, Joh Teagte, once a leading independent refiner, is dead in Cleveland Ohio. Reports indicate he was associated with the Independent at one time and had ties to the oil industry.
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President Roosevelts directs steel trade inquiry
Washington March Roosevelt orders Herbert Knox Smith to investigate steel trade methods to prepare a basis for potential future regulatory action. The directive aims to examine corporate links and pricing practices within the industry.
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Flames Endanger A Large Group In Northwest Mine Fire
A mine fire in the Northwest near Sam Campo Laird Coy early today endangered many lives. Six men overcome and sixteen ill, with others affected as flames tore through the dry timber and woodwork, trapping workers and prompting emergency response.
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Second Day of the Missionary Meeting in Pittsburgh
The second day of the international Missionary Meeting in Pittsburgh featured Rev. James W. Mara of Redmond Virginia, who spoke on the work of the movement and its aims in South America. The formational convention of the Young People’s Missionary Movement addressed the movement’s work and outreach worldwide.
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Man Who Killed Priest Seeks Clemency Over Epilepsy Claim
A man who murdered a priest is expected to ask for clemency, alleging madness and epilepsy as grounds. Reports from Denver describe the case proceeding at a county courthouse with a defense content to argue legal mercy. A separate incident notes Wallin’s arrest after a pursuit near the county house and subsequent seizure of trinkets.
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Two Are Killed by a Railroad Train
Dr Frank Hushar and his wife, formerly of Fond du Lac, were struck and killed by a railroad train in Minneapolis last night. The doctor, a former resident and graduate of Milwaukee and Chicago medical colleges, was en route home when the accident occurred. His father departed for Minneapolis early this morning. funeral plans are expected there.
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Texas Stock Show Opens With Exhibition Today
The National Breeders and Readers' Association holds its annual meeting and stock show in Fort Worth Texas as thousands from Texas Oklahoma and surrounding states attend. The new $160 000 Calhomin building hosts prize horses and livestock. Opening exercises featured Governor Campbell and other notables. Judging begins later today and continues through the week.
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Evelyns Attorney Serves Complaint in Thaw Marriage Case
New York March 11 The Frat loge AD wlop Wok tile today by Darrel Otley contract for Evalyn Norbit Thaw to her contemplated to KiCuR E nh Minutment on her merge to Harry I Thaw O Riely and he ainton clark to the Madteawin dovytin to serve the papers i the case pote huw tnd Hat alde aant pipora to be served on Thaws tothier. A copy of the anninang and eam Waint sexued on behalf of Evalyn Thaw wan made public taiiav 1b 40s legen that mt fhe the of the winit rage Thaw twa ab Tunado af une wertiniad ruetidd seid henpabdr of tipleak vill soutrnet and iycupalle of coll tracthig marrige.
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Navy wireless station links fleet near Magdalena Bay
San Diego reports navy wireless staff in contact with the battleship Connecticut off the Mexican coast early today. The fleet’s exact position was not given, but it must be within four hundred miles of Magdalena Bay today.
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Western Union Declares Dividend in Stock Payment
New York March 11 Western Union Telegraph Company today declared a quarterly dividend of 14 percent payable in stock. The same issue mentions trials and motions in several cases including damages sought by Frank Travies and others, with court actions anticipated to continue this afternoon and tomorrow.
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