Bryan Silent On Vermont Election
St Paul dispatch reports Senator Bryan avoiding a direct read on the Vermont vote. He questions its barometer value as the presidential campaign is only starting and vows to gauge later. He criticizes Dupont and Penrose tied to big trusts and Taft support as he travels toward Sioux City for a speech.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Bryan
Vermont
Minneapolis
Dupont
Delaware
Penrose
Pennsylvania
United States
Pen
Taft
Morner
Sioux City
Wisconsin Utility Law Called Epoch-Making Reform
Prof. B H Meyer chair of the railroad rate commission told the Wisconsin Municipalities League in Oconomowoc that new public utilities rules will foster uniform service at lowest fair rates. He urged district laboratories and shared expert help for small utilities and said the commission can act as a clearing house for information and service.
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Oconomowoc
Railroad Rate Commission
B. H. Meyer
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
Meyer
Wisconsin
Commission
Public
Rate Board
Municipal Utility Commission Seeks Public Access to Information
The commission hopes municipal and private plant managers local officials and interested citizens will freely use the information and services it can provide. The note emphasizes broad availability of guidance and expertise to support utilities and oversight.
Ice Company to Continue Service Despite Short Supply
The People's Ice announces continued deliveries as supplies shrink. E A Warninger says ice will be provided to all customers at a loss, with purchases from city suppliers to cover the season end and future shipments as city ice runs dry.
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People’s Ice Company
E. A. Warninger
Derr
Mr. Warninger
Woman in Rustin mystery baffles Omaha police
In Omaha on September 3, authorities say they are baffled by the Rustin shooting with theories ranging from a companion to a possible homicide. Rustin’s dying statement says only a man shot me while Leone Rice, once linked to him, offers alibi maintainence. Detectives press on as Dr. Austin dies eight hours after a front porch bullet wound.
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Omaha
Rustin
Leone Rice
Austin
West Farman Street
Epworth League Picnic Unites Two German M E Groups
The Epworth league of the German M E church plans a Labor Day picnic at Trempealeau park inviting all members and friends. Members from Winona will travel to join in a union gathering with the Trempealeau league and congregation. Contests including races and ball games are planned for boys and girls from both cities.
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Epworth League
M. E. Church
Trempealeau Park
M. E. Church of
Winona
Court calendar previews major criminal and civil cases
The September term circuit court calendar is nearly set with seventeen criminal cases including the assault with intent to murder charge against John Newburg. Other notable matters include Jaroslav Prochraska's burglary trial as witnesses note his German remarks. Mundstock faces a civil damages suit over alleged abuse of his adopted son Adolph Hubert.
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John Newburg
Newburg
Arabella Miller
George Heider
Waterloo Bridge
West Salem
Jaroslav Prochraska
Prochraska
Mundstock
la Crosse County
Adolph Hubert
Sol Burdick
Williams in Fast Company Forms Bond Increase Plan
C H Williams former manager of Wisconsin Light and Power and La Crosse Gas Electric leads Northern Colorado Power as it seeks to raise bonds from 3 million to 6 million for extensions. Plans include Lafayette turbines, Greeley to Lafayette lines, and new Colorado Southern routes. Denver Boulder line earns about 1200 daily with 4000 riders Sundays.
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la Crosse
Charles H. Williams
Merly
Wisconsin Light and Power Company
Lafayette
Greeley
Brighton
Colorado & Southern
Colorado
Boulder
Fort Collins
Denver & Interurban Railway Company
Denver
Denver-Boulder
Northern Colorado Power Company
Denver & Interurban
Northern Colorado Company
Evans
Platteville
Fort Lupton
W. J. Barker
Sultan's Victory Costly in Moroccan Power Struggle
Abdul Aziz's reorganized army defeated Mulai Hafid's detachment near Tangier with decisive victory but at tremendous losses. Abdul's forces suffer heavy casualties while Mulai Hafid mobilizes another move to strike before Abdul can regroup. Local sentiment favors Hafid regaining the throne as Abdul's position weakens.
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Tangier
Abdul Aziz
Mulai Hafid
Morocco
Abbdul
Abdul
Mulai
Hitchcock Lining Up Taft Supporters In Chicago Campaign
Chicago Sept 3 Hitchcock lined up a strong slate of Republican speakers to back Taft. Before heading to Maine he arranged with Vice President Fairbanks and Senators Knox Foraker and La Follette to speak for Taft. Their appearances, though opponents in the nomination race, are expected to boost the Taft campaign.
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Chicago
Hitchcock
Taft
Maine
Fairbanks
Knox, Foraker
la Follette
Wisconsin Democratic Senatorial Contest Confirmed
Neal Brown of Wausau selected by Wisconsin Democratic voters as party nominee for United States Senate, defeating rival Hoyt of Milwaukee Daily News. Hoyt challenged Brown on lobbying records, arguing voters should expose truth about progressive legislation attitudes. The piece defends the majority's choice and the principle that truth should prevail.
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Daily News
Hoyt
Neal Brown
Wausau
United States
Democratic Party of
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Daily News
Brown
Madison
Washington
First National Bank of Niles Closes in Insolvency
Washington D C Sept 3 The First National Bank of Niles Ohio was closed today by its directors on grounds of insolvency. P Til inghast appointed receiver.
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Washington, D. C
First National Bank of Niles
P. Tilinghast
Strong minded woman keeps silence under pressure
A determined woman exercises restraint in a tense situation, maintaining composure and control of her words as others react. Her measured response contrasts with impulsive remarks, signaling confidence and self discipline in a potentially volatile setting.
House Backs Vote on Short Term Senator
Des Moines Iowa reports the house approved by 72 to 29 a concurrent resolution to vote on the short term senator on September 9. The senate had passed the resolution the day before.
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Des Moines
Iowa
House
Senate
Tacoma Selected as 1909 encampment city by veterans
Tacoma Washington was chosen as the encampment site for the United Spanish War Veterans for 1909 during the session held in Boston on September 3.
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Tacoma
Boston
Wash
United Spanish War Veterans
Disappointment in a Person Falls Short of Expectation
A reflective line on human behavior notes that the deepest hurt comes from unmet expectations within personal trust. It contrasts external disappointment with the failure felt when someone fails to meet our hopes.
Enduring democracy principles guide Mr Hoyts course
The passage argues self respect precedes external approval and frames Hoyts actions as advancing democracy and self government. It asserts temporary defeat or ultimate triumph hinge on commitment to truth over expediency and states Hoyt would not change his course for electoral success.
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Hoyt
Train Wreck Kills One and Injures Six Near Chicago
A city bound Northwestern train struck a gang of track workers at eight in the morning. One man died instantly, two later perished, six were seriously hurt, as three trains converged and workers fled to avoid them. John Soehme was hurled 40 feet and killed. The others scattered along the tracks for yards.
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Chicago
Northwestern
John Soehme
Balloon Alights Over Baltimore Adventure
A spherical balloon of the army signal corps ascended Wednesday at 8 27 heading toward Baltimore with Lieuts Lahm Fouldis and Selfridge in the basket.
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Washington, D. C
Army Signal Corps
Baltimore
Lieuts. Lahm
Fouldis
Selfridge
The girl who marries for money is lucky if she gets even that
A terse old saying notes that marrying for wealth may still leave a person with little gain. It reflects wary views on fortune tied to marriage and social status.
Carrie Nation Targets Taft In Cincinnati Visit
Carrie Nation, famed Kansas hatchet advocate, announces plans to disrupt Taft’s campaign in Cincinnati within ten days. She vows sharp actions in his hometown and also praises Roosevelt, calling him the biggest fraud she has seen.
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Washington
Carrie Nation
Kansas
Taft
Cincinnatti
Arrie
Roosevelt
Judge Hudspeth Resigns to Lead Bryan Campaign
Judge R. Hudspeth resigns as New Jersey Democratic chairman at a state committee meeting to become vice chairman of the national party and take charge of the Bryan campaign in the eastern United States east of the Ohio River starting tomorrow.
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Jersey City
State Democratic Committee of
New Jersey
R. Hudspeth
National Democratic Committee
Hudspeth
Ohio River
Bryan
Omaha mayoral race and state results loom in Nebraska primaries
In Omaha returns show the mayoral candidate Dahlman carried the city by about 15,000 votes but failed to win the state. The Democratic nominee is indicated by the primary results, with continuing hopes despite the statewide setback.
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Omaha
Sept
Indicaenberger
Nomir
Sheldon Cans
Ayor Dahlman
Quarrel Highlights Shared Sense Gap Between Parties
A brief clash underscores that both sides in the dispute may lack prudent reasoning. The squabble reveals no clear victor, only divergent viewpoints and heated rhetoric.
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Edwards
E. Geiwitz
Main, Corner 5Th Street
the Tribune
Elliott -Loeffler
Tagrosse Transfer & Carriage Line
M. F. Hayes, Prop
Tel
B. & Q. Depot
Martinique
Mierald Square
RFS
Turants
William Wasaee
GNC
Nls
Hotct
Commissioner Meyer
Eluicd Senna California 16 Syrup Co
Prochraser
Williams
Colorado Power Company
C. H. Williams
Local Lighting Comics
Institution of Learning
Frto
Wis
LaUaro
Quicer
la Cto
Mabeatre
Matinee
Jpt
Bartl’s Premium
F. Barts Brewing Company
F. M. Branson & Son
Jay ST
Cardiff
Wilmington Coal
Cass Ste
Nebraska
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