Rotten flesh doped sold to innocent public
Chicago May 28 Neill Reynold's report on packing houses cites affidavits alleging lard from cholera deaths, revolting sanitary conditions, European meat sold in America, hogs dying in transit used for sardine oil, lump jaw cattle slaughter, und inspected trichinosis hogs, potted chicken made from veal and pork, borax treated spoiled hams, odorless decayed meats, dangerous chemicals in smoked products, tuberculosis among workers, and workers spitting on and walking over meat on dirty floors.
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Chicago
Neill Reynold
America
Pythian District Convention Set for Tuesday
Knights of the Sixth Wisconsin district convene tomorrow at Castlehall with large attendance expected. Esquire rank to be exemplified and banquet arranged by C. W. Waterson and George Kingsley. officers named include L. M. Peeper and C. C. Hamilton. Delegations from outside lodges anticipated in the afternoon trains.
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Castlehall
Knights of the Sixth
Wisconsin
Frank Tillman
Chas. Fritz
W. G. Aillen
C. W. Waterson
George Kingsley
B. C. Smith
Paul W. Mahoney
C.W. Hunt
Carl Kurtenacker
A. A. Bentley
La Crosse May Stand Firm On Player Transfers
Wisconsin baseball league directors meet in Wausau June 1 to decide transfer limits and enforce salary rules. La Crosse reportedly will resist losing any current players despite possible salary cap reductions, while Oshkosh Wausau and Eau Claire-Chippewa Falls push to strengthen to compete with La Crosse Green Bay and Freeport. A full management shakeup at Eau Claire-Chippewa Falls brings new players and a turnaround after six straight losses, and Wausau improves after midseason changes.
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Wisconsin Baseball League
Wausau
la Crosse
Oshkosh
Eau Claire-Chippewa Falls
Green Bay
Freeport
Powers
Andy Porter
Wisconsin
Albert Tebeau
George Tebeau
Goldsmith
Olsen
le Crosse
Schaghticoke Country Club Plans Memorial Day Golf Festival
Schaghticoke Country Club announces a Memorial Day opening with two tournaments lunch and dance. A Wednesday match play will establish sides, a blind bogey contest offers three prizes, and a closing dance caps the day. Summer dances dated May 30 through Sept 20 feature Dana’s Third Regiment Band on selected dates. Golf professional James Letster arrives from Philadelphia to coach members learning the game.
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Schaghticoke Country Club
Dana
Third Regiment
James. Letster
Philadelphia
Mr. Letster
Leister
Bradfield Breaks Dawk Under Strain of Reform
From Louiseville May 28 seven people died when a Louisville and Nashville passenger train struck a freight in the local yards. Officials fear up to twelve dead with twenty injured as mangled car bodies lay in the wreckage. A broken flange caused the collision and the coaches left the tracks, becoming wreckage and kindling.
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Scripps-McRae
Louiseville
Louisville & Nashville
Sanitarian's Break Pushes La Crosse Leader to Sanitarium
Dr A J Bradfield longtime La Crosse Citizens League president is taken to a private sanitarium after a weeklong mental and physical breakdown. Once a leading oculist in Western Wisconsin he had pushed himself to reform efforts amid talk of divine revelations. Colleagues and friends fear for his health as officials arrange treatment and rest.
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la Crosse
Citizens’ League
Bradfield
Devine
Bradfeld
George H. Ray
E. Evans
League
Turner
Wisconsin
Preferring Jail Over Town Brennan and Harrington jailed
Charles Brennan and Dan Harrington known as professional hoboes refused to leave town after police cleared the bridge. Both were sentenced by Judge Brindley to 30 days in the county jail. The pair, labeled lazy wanderers, sought confinement for bed and meals. Brennan tried to lie at the bridge to avoid leaving.
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Charles Brennan
Dan Harrington
Brindley
Brennan
Harrington
Boes
Lenroot to Speak in Lacrosse Tonight
I L Lenroot, Republican candidate for governor, arrives from Superior at 6 55 PM for a Lacrosse visit his second in the city this year. He will meet local administration leaders at Stoddard hotel this evening and then proceed to Cashton and Westby to deliver addresses.
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I. L. Lenroot
Superior
Mr. Lenroot
Lac Crosse
Cashton and
Westby
Countess Serves Divorce Papers in Paris
Paris May 28 Countess Anna de Castellane had papers served on Count Boni in her divorce suits May 25 The event centers on a high society divorce case with two titled parties amid French social circles and court proceedings.
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Paris
Anna de Castellane
Count Boni
Snow and Ice Reported Across Regions
Special Tribune Dispatch notes a half inch of ice formed last night and snow on Sunday in Appleton. In Lincoln Nebraska the temperature nears freezing with snow in the northern areas.
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Special Tribune Dispatch
Appleton
Lightning strikes kill man and stun two in Ill. barn
Sterlin Ill May 28 David Jenks was instantly killed and David Boehler and Phillip Boehler were seriously stunned when a bolt struck the Boehler barn yard last night. Fourteen cows were instantly killed and others injured in the same incident.
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Scripps-McRae
Sterlin, Ills
David Jenks
David
Phillip Boehler
Douma Resumes Session With Calm Routine Work
The Douma opened its meeting in St. Petersburg on May 28 with a calm session, proceeding with routine business and orderly procedures.
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Scripps-McRae
ST. Petersburg
Sheriff Among Mob Lynching Case Brought to Court
Moody today asked the supreme court to take cognizance of the Chattanooga lynching of Ed Johnson and the alleged contempt of court by the sheriff and his mob assisting officers. The action seeks official review of the event and its handling.
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Scripps-McRae
Washington
Moody
Supreme Court
Ed. Johnson
Chattanooga
Drugs prompt pyromaniac arson in Lincoln stables
Lincoln Nebraska May 28 R M Yeck 24 is arrested and believed to have confessed to burning many livery stables He is described as a pyromaniac driven by drugs in the incident authorities report his motive and actions.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Lincoln, Neb
R. M. Yeck
Bryan Refuses Trinkets in Constantinople
May 28 W. J. Bryan and wife declined the Sultan's offer to confer decorations.
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Bryan
Constantinople
W. J. Bryan
Revolution threats shake Guatema la May 28
Washington dispatch reports Guatemalan unrest may spark a revolution that jeopardizes American interests. The upheaval stems from internal causes and could alter regional stability.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Washington
Guatemala
Molly Moulton Jailed For Drinking In County Custody
Molly Moulton wife of Double-Headed Bob Moulton was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail by Judge Brindley. Authorities cited heavy drinking and deemed a month in jail would aid her health and provide a rest from drinking.
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Molly Moulton
Bob” Moulton
Waupun
Brindley
Mayor removes Fire Marshal Campion in Chicago
Chicago mayor fires Fire Marshal Campion amid alleged dispute over specifications for new fire engines. The action, disclosed May 28, follows a reported clash on engine requirements and safety standards.
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Chicago
Campion
House Concurred In Free Alcohol Amendments
Washington May 28 The house concurred in senate amendments to the free alcohol bill awaiting the president's signature. The cruiser Columbia and four hundred marines arrived at Colon to remain until elections to prevent the threatened revolution.
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Scripps-McRae
Washington
House
Senate
Columbia
Colon
Gaines bill on publicity to curb election fraud
Washington May 28 By party vote the house committee on the election of the president ordered a favorable report on the Gaines bill providing publicity as a preventative for fraudulent campaign contributions and illegal expenditures in federal election.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Washington
House Committee On
Gaines
Japanese Revolt Sparks Siege at Hongju Korea
TOKIO May 28 An incipient revolt began in Hongju Korea with rebels in control of the town Japanese troops are en route to suppress the outbreak reporting from Tokyo authorities and dispatches indicate rising tensions in the region involving Japanese forces and local resistance.
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Scripps-McRae
Tokio
Hongju
Korea
Court martial convenes today over Rhode Island grounding
Norfolk May 28 Rear Admiral Sigsbee presiding convened the court martial for Captain Garits and Lieutenant Commander Edward T Witherspoon. They face trial in the grounding of the battleship Rhode Island.
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Scripus-McRae
Norfolk
Sigsbee
Garits
Edward T. Witherspoon
Rhode Island
Memorial day address by national Woodmen leader here
District Deputy B L Keeler announced that Supreme National Lecturer C H Wheeland of Madison will conduct the memorial day exercises for the Modern Woodmen. Services will be at the cemetery and expected to be well attended by lodge members.
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B. L. Keeler
Modern Woodmen
Supreme National
C. H. Wheeland
Madison
Witte Heads to Russels and German Baths
Witte and his wife left for a visit with their daughter at Russels. They plan to travel to the German baths after the visit. The count is exceedingly pessimistic.
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Scripps-McRae
ST. - Petersburg
Witte
Russels
Joplin Savings Bank Closed in Missouri
JOPLIN, MO May 28 The Joplin savings bank with deposits of 84 000 and capital 10 000 and small assets was closed by bank examiners. President Layne promises to pay depositors in full.
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Joplin, Mo
Joplin
Weather and River Rise Ahead of Week
Generals report fair weather tonight and Tuesday with rising temperatures. Coolest around 37 and warmest about 50. Wind speeds noted. The river continues to rise steadily with stage at 0.6 feet, up 0.4. Rainfall around 0.12 inches.
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Generals Fair
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Pythian
L. M
Schaghticoke Club
Dawk
Louisville
A. J. Bradfield
Douma
Joplin Bank
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