Capital 19 Rebellion Mealstrom Mutiny and Strikes
Reports from St Petersburg detail growing strikes and clashes with troops and police. Eight policemen killed at Sestrotsk railway station amid mutinies. mutineers released prisoners, easing tensions temporarily. Rail strike attempts fail. around 30 000 workers join general strike. Proclamations urge Jewish defense in Warsaw. trains held up near Libau with robberies.
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ST. Petersburg
Sestrotsk
Nijni Nasgared
Castlern Packers Whitewashing at Packinghouses in East
Secretary Wilson returns to office after a tour of packinghouses in New York Philadelphia and Jersey City. He reports changes to meet the government's requirements and plans further secret visits to inspect how firms are complying.
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Wilson
New York
Philadelphia
Jersey City
Oyster Bay Residents Defy Shoreline Fences
Oyster Bay residents rally to protect public shore access against resort owners who built fences to the water. Courts upheld the residents claim rooted in the George III royal mandate granting shore rights to the people of Oyster Bay and heirs forever. The community tore down barriers and secured a court order preventing re erection by the wealthy.
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George III
Oyster Bay
Congress man and Mrs Longworth sail home from Cherbourg
Congress man and Mrs Longworth sailed for home today on the steamer St. Paul leaving Cherbourg. The voyage marks a return trip after a diplomatic or political mission.
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Scripps-McRae
Cherbourg
Congressman
Longworth
St. Paul
Drawings of Shoshone Reservation Lands Begin
Lander Wyoming August 4 drawings of the Shoshone reservation lands began today. Hans Berlin of Laramie won first choice. Early winners include Charles Overcamp of Lyons Iowa and Catherine Koonaghn of Niantic Illinois.
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Scripps-McRae
Lander
Wyo
Hans Berlin
Laramie
Charles Overcamp
Lyons
Catherine Koonaghn
Niantic
Coroner Reports No Drowning Incident Here
Coroner Cronon notes no drowning report for Rev. Jackson on the North side yesterday. County records will show nothing. He plans to reintroduce a bill at the next legislative session to require official notice of such details and to pay coroners a salary rather than fees. He is contacting other coroners to back the measure.
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Cronon
Jackson
Crown Princess Albert of Belgium Gives Birth
In Ostend on August 4 Crown Princess Albert of Belgium delivered a daughter. The birth adds a princess to the Belgian royal family and broadens the royal lineage with a new female heir.
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Belgium
Scripps-McRae
Ostend
Princess Albert of
Pan American Congress to Meet in Buenos Aires in 1910
Rio de Janeiro dispatch reports virtually decided that the Pan American congress will be held in Buenos Aires in 1910. Details indicate Buenos Aires is chosen as the next host city with the decision awaiting formal acceptance.
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Buenos Ayres
Scripps-McRae
Rio Janeiro
Candidates rush to file papers before midnight deadline
Candidates crowd the county clerk’s office on the last filing day for September primaries. Clerk Rawlinson keeps the office open until midnight to allow all hopefuls to submit nomination papers.
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Rawlinson
Old Beau Bullitt Dies at 97 in Louisville
Colonel Bullitt once appointed by Lincoln at New Orleans died in Louisville aged 97. The famed old beau had long been a recognizable social figure in the city society circles.
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Scripps-McRae
Louisville
Bullitt
Lincoln
New Orleans
Foreign Labor Plan Baffles La Crosse Factories
La Crosse boards consider importing foreign labor to ease factory staffing shortages. Congressman Esch cited labor scarcity while Secretary Ray Reid supports fast action through ties with Hod Taylor and General Frank Sargeant. Expect decisive steps within days.
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la Crosse Rubber Mills
Arge
Ray S. Reid
Board of Trade
Hod” Taylor
Chiropractor 10 Returns To City In La Crosse
E J Whipple of the former Johnson and Whipple chiropractic firm will reopen in La Crosse. He plans to stay pending final legal resolution of his prior prosecution and says he is advised he is within his rights. He notes temporary quarters at Hotel Deering and will offer massage magnetic and electric treatments. He left for Mankato today and will return to remain permanently next Monday night. Dr Johnston will relocate elsewhere.
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E. J. Whipple
Johnson & Whipple, Chiropractors
la Crosse
Deering
Whipple
Mankato
Johnoon
Colombia to recognize Panama and sign new treaties
Washington dispatch states Barrett, minister to Colombia, likely to conclude a treaty with Panama and Colombia and a new pact with the United States. The move would remove suspicions from Panama’s separation and suggests Colombia will recognize Panama's independence.
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Scripps-McRae
Washington, D.C
Barrett
Colombia
Panama
Grand Rapids Pulp & Paper Mill Doubles Capacity
The Grand Rapids Pulp & Paper company plant in Wisconsin has been remodeled at high cost to double its former capacity. New engines dynamos and machinery convert the mill to electric operation with a new fully equipped machine shop. The improvements position the mill among Wisconsin river’s big producers.
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Grand Rapids, Wis
Grand Rapids Pulp & Paper Company
Wisconsin River
New Features at the Unique Theatre Add Talent
The Unique Theatre adds experts to its show this week. Prof. E. F. Shiller, a Twin Cities pianist, will accompany. R. T. Johnathan, a noted film lecturer, joins the program. Singer J. White and electrician Prof. W. J. Forster headlined acts promise new pictures, humor, and serious thought for genuine amusement.
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Michinsky
E. F. Shiller
Twin Cities
R. T. Johnathan
J. White
W. J. Forster
Parliament Adjourns After Brief Lords Session
London reports Parliament adjourned today until October 23. The Lords session was brief while the Commons spent hours debating the South African question.
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Scripps-McRae
London
House of Lords
House of Commons
Rich mine owner John Peters dies in Illinois
John T. Peters a wealthy Illinois mine owner with interests in Colorado and former secretary of the state board of charities died this morning in Springfield Illinois. he was among the state's wealthiest men and once led charitable administration in the state.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Springfield
John T. Peters
Illinois
Colorado
State Board of Charities
Judge sets August 8 for complete citizenship papers
Judge Fruit fixed August 8 as the day to take out complete citizenship papers at the old two dollar fee. Twenty six aliens appeared at Clerk of the Court Wrights office to learn the steps needed to attain citizenship.
Duke of Rutland Dies in London at Age 106
The duke of Rutland, born in 1818 and the oldest duke, died today in London.
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Scripps-McRae
London
Duke of Rutland
Weather Outlook and River Stage Forecast
Fair tonight and Sunday with cooler night. Lows near 62 and highs up to 86 with a 4 mph wind. River anticipated to fall slowly over the next forty eight hours. stage of water 46 and no change in depth.
Bid Tenders For Fire Station Pumps Awarded
Only two bids were received for pumping work at fire stations 3 4 and 5. Hofwebber Son bid 88 dollars and Thill Lapitz bid 95 dollars. The contract went to the lowest bidder.
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Hofwebber & Son
Thill & Lapitz
First Mayor of Watertown Dead
Theodore Prentiss, Watertown Wisconsin first mayor, dies at 88 after serving in the 1846 and 1847 constitutional conventions and the 1860-61 assembly. Survived by a widow and three sons including George N Prentiss of Milwaukee. funeral set for Sunday afternoon.
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Watertown
Wis
Theodore Prentiss
George N Prentiss
Milwaukee
North Side Briefs Highlight Social and Visits
An ice cream social on St James church lawn next Tuesday evening is set for a large turnout. Harry McCabe a North side letter carrier spends Sunday in Minneapolis. C P Thompson North Side Bottling works owner returns from Whitehall Wisconsin. Leslie Shaw Milwaukee depot night car accountant returns from Rushford. Otto Hamsen once operator here and William Lueck of Portage visit friends. Mrs Kronquest of Chicago visits Mr and Mrs T C Krebs of 1626 Wood street.
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St. James Church
Harry McCabe
North Side
Minneapolis
C. P. Thompson
Whitehall
Wis
Leslie Shaw
Milwaukee Depot
Rushford
Otto Hamsen
William ‘Lueck
Portage
Mrs. Kronquest
Chicago
T. C. Krebs
Wood Street
Whitecaps Drive Aged Lover From Village
Norwalk Wisconsin August 4 John Sharpe a 50 year old man was banished from the village by local horsemen for courting a farmer’s daughter. He returned armed and was recaptured, horse whipped and ridden on a rail. By morning the farmer’s daughter was missing.
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Scripps-McRae
Norwalk
Wis
John Sharpe
Sharpe
Horse Recovers From Paralysis After Ball Park Incident
John George Jr. reports his horse, stricken with a protrea paralysis at the ball park last Sunday, has fully recovered. Dr. McKillop treated the animal and had it on its feet in three days at a pasture nearby.
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John George, Jr
Ball Park
McKillop
Steamer St Paul and North Star Move Down River
The steamer St Paul went down river this morning and the steamer North Star followed this afternoon.
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St. Paul
North Star
Glamor for a War of Sects
In Tangier on August 4, semi independent vassals press for a holy war against France. They appeal to Viceroy Prince Abdul Hafid to declare himself sultan.
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Scripps-McRae
Tangier
Abdul Hafid
Sultan
Funeral for Andrew Jensen Held at Avon Street Home
The funeral of Andrew Jensen, pumpman, who died yesterday from hemorrhages, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 from the house 1303 Avon Street with Rev. E. O. Vik officiating and Sletten in charge, burial in Campbell Cemetery.
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Andrew Jensen
Avon Street
Rev
E. O. Vik
Sletten
Campbell Cemetery
Mrs Powell Returns From Montreal Visit
Mrs George E Powell returns from Montreal while visiting her mother for a month. Ads note Turkey soup at Webbers place at 433 Avon tonight.
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George E. Powell
Montreal
Can
Webber
Avon
Social Afternoon Honoring Mrs Cody Conley and Miss Conley
Mrs F C Lampman hosted a large gathering at 1017 Rose Street from 3 to 6 PM to honor Mrs R E Cody of Milwaukee Mrs M M Conley of Minneapolis Mrs Dawson and Mrs Archie Smith of Chicago. Guests enjoyed a flower decorated setting and a dainty afternoon menu as conversations flowed.
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F. C. Lampman
Rose Street
R. E. Cody
Milwaukee
Mirs
M.M. Conley
Minneapolis
Mrg. Dawson
Archie Smith
Chicago
Mesdames
McGuane
Lueck
Hawks
George Baum
R. M. I. Kinnear
Parker
Harris
White
Chubb
George B. Marvin
C. C. Looney
H. J. Bullock
J. C. Crosby
W. C. Stotera
H. P. Long
Flint
Tisch
William Duncan
Blanchard
Taylor
Rang
D. O. Weida
Rasmussen
Fullerton
William Rewey
C. L. Alleman
C. H. Berry
E. Rice
Elliott
Casberg
C. F. Fregie
Sloane
Hamilton
Turner
Weise
L. E. Lavaque
Shackley
John Grimes
Baumgarten
Foley
Bice
Goodale
Eberhart
Dr. Page
Alice
Emma White
Duncan
Heard
Kinnear
Young
Gun
Boy Hero Tackles Bank Robber at Cleveland Bank
In Cleveland the Banca Italiana was robbed of $2,000 by an unknown man. Sebastian Liotta, 16, overheard the chase and tackled the fugitive around the legs, holding him until the crowd arrived. The money was recovered and the robber arrested.
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Scripps-McRae
Cleveland
Banca Italiana
Sebastian Liotta
Sister of C M Averill Dies in Madison Hospital
C H Pierce of 1033 Rose Street learned yesterday by telegram that his sister Mrs. C M Averill died at Madison hospital at 10:30 a m from stomach cancer. She was about 40 and had undergone three operations in nine years. Mr Pierce left today to attend the funeral tomorrow at 3 p m.
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C. H. Pierce
Rose Street
Madison
C. M. Averill
Mr. Pierce
Man Injured By Falling Into Open Cellar Hole
Peterson of Rose street suffered a hip bruise after stepping into an open cellar trap at Harry Eve jen’s Logan street home. The large man struggled to move but remained around with difficulty the following day.
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P. A. Peterson
Rose Street
Harry Evejen
Logan Street
Mr. Peterson
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