Gag Rule Sparks Taft Allies in Contested Delegates Fight
Contested delegate fights in southern states fuel cries of a gag rule as Taft allies led by Cannon Fairbanks Knox and Hughes push to bar disclosures about Alabama and Kentucky contests. Alabama speakers accuse federal officials of manipulating conventions while Taft camp fights admission of their evidence amid heated sessions.
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Cannon
Fairbanks
Knox
Hughes
Alabama
F.C. Bryan
Kentucky
Hitchcock
Joseph C. Manning
Roosevelt
Alfred Cooley
Taft
Interior Department
Manning
New
Attorney Keegan
Washington
Maj. P. C. Bryan
Marguerite Berg Prettiest Baby Contest Tops Entries
Large number of infants entered the competition as judges including Prof. Nielsen reviewed hopefuls. Marguerite Berg emerged as a leading contender in this city event attracting local families and press attention.
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Prof
Nielsen
Pure Food Exhibition
Marguerite Berg
A. E. Berg
Avon Street
Marguerite
Albert Kelley
A. H. Kelley
Louise
Eloise
C. H. Cowles
Charles Linse
Bryant-Sisson Company
C. H. Caggles
Anna Selonke
F. EB. Schwerdifeger
Jack
L. G. Frost
Joseph
E. G. Matts
Clayton
C. A. Burkland
Russell
E. M. Petterson
Carl
F. Stingle
Frances
F. E. Smith
Arthur
J. Andre
Lillian
F. Sturz
Lydia
C. Huss
M. Harvey
E. R. McGregor
Robert
C. W. Reed
Carlton
M. Brinz
Dorothy
O. H. Krenz
Pearl Marie
A. Bion
Howard
Addie
C. H. Collins
Esch Talks on Navy Reform and Public Work
The interview covers Esch’s praise for new naval reforms including abolishing flogging at the mast, the $150,000 Sparta rifle range project, and the impact on 70,000 sailors. Esch cites Mrs. Olberg as prompting the bill and notes long battles to overcome naval traditions.
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Esch
Navy
Army
Sparta
Milwaukee Court Decisions Review in 1898 Case Array
The court sustained lower court rulings in multiple Milwaukee cases. Montgomer y received seven years. Alderman Okershauser’s $600 bribe case upheld. juror English understanding debated. Pfeiffer vs Marshall and Wilbur for $1,772.50 upheld. Lizzie Hamann awarded $3,500 from Milwaukee Bridge Co. for death. Herman Weber $3,750 verdict reversed. Charles Gatzweiler awarded $2,250. Eastern Railway injunction stands. Pollock sentence of five years affirmed. Gotz judgment $300 sustained. Arizona lands accounting reversed. Mary Carney probate reversed for mental incapacity. Helen Kozik awarded $200. Weller vs Hinkel tax case affirmed. Ahnen vs Baldwin $368.43 affirmed.
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Montgomery
Ald. W. C. Okershauser
Milwaukee
Okershauser
Adam Gross
Gross Coal Company
Ignatz Gorski
John C. Pfeiffer
E. B. Marshall
F. P. Wilbur
Lizzie Hamann
Milwaukee Bridge Company
Continental Casualty Company
Supreme Court
Eastern Railway Company of
Minnesota
Warren E. McCord
Standard Lead & Zinc Smelting and Mining Company
Arizona
Mary Carney
Milwaukee County
Frak Carney
Helen Kozik
John Czapiewski
Wm. B. Weller
Edwin Hinkel
Hinkel
A. D. Ahnen
Frank Baldwin
West Allis
Johnson Calls On Few at Chicago Republican Meet
Minnesota Governor Johnson visited the Auditorium Annex in Chicago to observe the party’s activity. He met with Harry S. New and Col. Stone, praised his southern trip, and claimed support if Bryan holds delegates, asserting he has the strength with him.
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Chicago
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Auditorium Annex
Harry S. New
Col. Stone
Bryan
Dreyfus Assassination Attempt Spurs Anti Semitic Fury
Paris reports allege Louis Antheline Gregori sought Dreyfus murder as an anti-Semitic agent. Police search Gregori homes at Parmain for compromising papers amid nationalist papers like L action Francaise publishing violent lines. Maurras mentions a “resolute patriot” offering to kill Dreyfus. editorial calls for twelve bullets rather than six.
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Paris
Louis Antheline Gregori
Major Dreyfus
Pantheon
Parmain
Dreyfus
Gregori
L’action Francaise
Charles Maurras
Marraus
M. Daudet
Lieut. Boisfleury
Jobbers May Visit Waukon For Woodman Celebration
La Crosse Manufacturers and Jobbers Union is invited by the Commercial club of Waukon Iowa to attend a Woodman celebration on June 10. If the union directors approve at their Saturday meeting the group may run the first trade excursion of the year to Waukon next Wednesday.
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Commercial Club of
Waukon
H. L. Dayton
la Crosse
R. Calvert
John C. Burns
L. C. Colman
Henry Gund
la Crosse Club
Paliwoda Case Hears Defense In Burglar Trial
In circuit court this morning John Paliwoda faced burglary charges over a Schmidt grocery store theft. Witnesses from the north side testified to his reputation for honesty, while the defense argue countered the stories about goods found at his home. The jury is expected to decide this afternoon unless the judge intervenes.
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John Paliwoda
Schmidt
North Side
Indian Hill
Paliiwoda
Paliwoda
Fruit
Senator Dolliver Declines Vice Presidency Chance
Fort Dodge Iowa June 5 Senator Dolliver said he does not covet or seek the vice presidency. He indicated the honor is great but not appealing and that he desires rest and to refrain from entering the national campaign this summer.
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Fort Dodge
Dolliver
Fto
Jnational
Paign
Paul Hoffman Injured In City Merry-Go-Round Accident
Relatives fear Paul Hoffman will be crippled for life after a machinery accident on a city merry-go-round. Doctors doubt he will ever regain full use of his leg. He has been moved from the hospital to his home in Horicon Wisconsin this week.
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Paul Hoffman
Horicon
Wis
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