Secretaryship in doubt as Taft Roosevelt discuss chairmanship
Reports say Loeb is unlikely to accept the Republican national committee chair and would respond only after a letter from the executive committee. Taft may seek Roosevelt help to settle the chairmanship while Lodge and Long vie for the post with Ohio manager Vorys urged by Ohio delegates.
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Arias Will Steal Panama Election
Followers of Obaldia claim Arias and President Amador plan to steal the Panama election before the American marines arrive. They allege voter intimidation as marines near. In Washington, Senor Mejia Salvadore will replace Arango, and Amador aims to show no trouble exists.
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Stevedores Suspected in Arcadia Bomb Blast
In Hamburg on June 22 a dozen discharged stevedores are suspected of planting a dynamite bomb in the hold of the German freighter Arcadia, which exploded while unloading at Philadelphia. Authorities fear other ships may be fixed and issued a general warning.
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Body of Al Lowe Found in River Near Brownsville
The body of Al Lowe a riverman from Brownsville Minn was found in the river at Rock Island today Relatives of Lowe are being sought by Rock Island authorities for notification and identification
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Rock Island
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Mine Disaster Claims Twelve at Saint Etienne
Twelve miners are known dead after a fire damp explosion at the Saint Etienne mine. Several more are injured and fear grows for additional victims. A relief train has been dispatched to the scene.
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Saint Etienne
Surgeon General Circular Aims to Cut July Fourth Injuries
Dr Uncle Sam Surgeon General Wyman issued a circular guiding treatment for Fourth of July injuries. The government intervenes in the campaign to reduce deaths.
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Wyman
Rabies Epidemic Hits Saranac Farm In Michigan
Six men are in serious condition after a livestock rabies outbreak at Tracy B. Lowry farm in Saranac Michigan. Two veterinarians contracted the disease while treating the animals and four other workers were inoculated during care of the stock.
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Tracy B. Lowry
Prairie du Chien Suffered Heavily In Gale Storm
A Wisconsin storm swept Prairie du Chien and McGregor causing destroyed crops, unroofed buildings, smashed fronts, and floods. Horses drowned tied in stalls. trains washed out tracks and telegraph lines damaged, with no confirmed deaths though a missing McGregor resident.
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Taft's Train Narrowly Avoids Serious Wreck
Secretary Taft narrowly escaped a severe Pennsylvania flyer wreck near Coshocton Ohio. A left piston rod broke and cracked the engine cylinder at about forty miles per hour. The tower signal and emergency brakes stopped the six-car train on a sharp curve. Taft and National Committeeman Kellogg dined in the car after the stop. Taft arrived later with his wife.
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Eight Rescued After Sailboats Capsize at Sea
Chicago June 22 Eight members of crews from two sailboats in a weekend cruise of one hundred sailboats from Chicago to Michigan City were rescued ten miles from Michigan City by life savers. The boats capsized in a gale and occupants clung to the wreck for hours before being picked up.
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Czar Bars Women From Colleges in Russia
In St Petersburg on June 22 minister M Von Kauffman ordered expulsion of all women students from Russian universities and ban on future admissions. The edict affects about 2,200 women and sparks appeals from students and others seeking reversal amid anticipated unrest.
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M. von Kauffman
Hodge Opens New Vehicle Emporium in Columbus
Hodge inaugurates a vehicle emporium on State and Main, selling wagons and buggies. Dr Newell showcases a top buggy and the shop offers harnesses and horses to form complete outfits. The dealer emphasizes quality goods from the buggy company and aims to supply ready outfits for customers.
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Lumbus
Dr. Newell
Morgan Buys Out Westinghouse Co
M'KEESPORT Pa June 22 It is reported the Westinghouse Electric company of East Pittsburgh has been purchased by J P Morgan and his associates for 40 000 000
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Westinghouse Electricee Company
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Race Track Case Delayed At Sheepshead Bay Hearing
New York June 22 The hearing on the Coney Island Jockey Club bid to restrain police from interfering with orderly crowds at Sheepshead Bay was postponed until Wednesday.
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Hill View Place Sale Big Success in La Crosse
Real estate firm Manning and Wellman report selling 170 lots in three days at Hill View Place, signaling a potential La Crosse real estate boom. They praise the city as up to date across departments and foresee Hill View Place becoming a valuable residential area with strong latent demand for city property.
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Harvard Faculty Defies Roosevelt On Crew Ban
In Boston on June 22 President Roosevelt urged Harvard faculty to lift the ban on Sidney M. Fish and Charles Morgan who were barred from rowing for breaking library rules. The faculty rejected the plea, though Roosevelt showed interest in Harvard graduates.
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Train bombing wounds two in Kaukauna incident
Calcutta dispatch reports a bomb in a second class compartment of a mail train at Kaukauna causing the wreck of the carriage and serious injuries to two passengers.
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Kaukauna
Cult Starved Devotees Accuse Death Of A Leader’s Wife
Police in Zion City Illinois investigate the death of Mrs Louise Jane Thompson wife of Rev Adam Thompson leader of a new cult She reportedly was starved for 41 days to expel devils by fasting Witnesses say cult members stood by during her final days urging her to endure The case echoes earlier torture claims in Letitia Greenheart’s case which ended without testimony or charges
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Balloon fall at Idora Park alarms Oakland crowd
In San Francisco on June 22 Joseph Randall fell 500 feet in a fiery balloon at Idora Park Oakland before thousands. A spark ignited the gas bag and the aeronaut landed on a theatre roof, suffering only a few bruises.
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Buried mystery in tragic death shocks New Philadelphia
In New Philadelphia Ohio on Friday night Arline Knisely died after a drive with Chas Spach. The Knisely family buried the body yesterday before the coroner held an inquest, prompting orders to exhume the grave. Local authorities investigate the sudden burial and untimely death.
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Chautauqua Comes End After Tent Collapse
A Sunday Chautauqua program near La Crosse ended abruptly Saturday when a strong east wind tore down the big tent, injuring none seriously though several spectators were bruised. The show could not resume under the ripped canopy, and organizers planned to proceed Sunday without a tent. Captain Hobson warned of Japanese military aims in a lecture, urging a larger navy, while Major Cole discussed Pueblo Indians alongside Stelzl Orchestra performances and local talent.
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Tribune Contest Draws Youngsters in La Crosse
La Crosse youths show enthusiasm for The Tribune double prize contest offering Gentry Dog and Pony show tickets. Entries close June 25 with prizes including a family ticket, three tickets, two singles, and five runner up prizes. First contest asks for a 300 word story on topics such as A Day with the Gentry Show and The Parade under seven rules. A second contest seeks a suitable name for The Tribune pony with similar prizes.
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Adams Trial May Be Sensational
Grand Junction Colorado June 20. Steve Adams goes on trial to repudiate his alleged confession tied to Moyer Pettibone and the murder of Arthur Collins manager of Smugglers Union Mine at Pandora. O N Hilton of the Western Federation promises a big sensation as deputies guard a large crowd.
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Moyer, Haywood and Pettibone
Arthur Collins
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O. N. Hilton
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Weather and Water Update From Wisconsin to Iowa
Weather reports show La Crosse at 72 degrees with 84 the warmest reading, winds 20 miles per hour and trace rainfall. Black River Falls measured 1.90 inches Sunday, river levels easing though La Crosse will change little. Prairie du Chien at 13.2 with a half foot fall. Forecasts: Wisconsin to stay generally fair with possible late thunderstorms and cooling by Tuesday. Minnesota showers and cooler south. Iowa fair with possible storms and cooler northwest.
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