Wisconsin Republicans Hold State Convention Focused on National Issues
Sherman addresses the Wisconsin Republican convention urging party unity and reforms. He defends Payne Aldrich tariff law and calls for compromise to advance prosperity. Delegates meet to back national party organization and minimize reference to state candidates or La Follette.
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Three Die as Iron Mountain Train Derailed Near St Louis
Three killed and five injured when Iron Mountain Train No. 7 derailed and ditched near St Louis Missouri while running between St Louis and Texarkana. The engineer Walter L Vonetas fireman Robert Bo Shephard brake man Jasper P Laster and clerk are among the dead. The engine and four cars went into the ditch after a suspected derailment on a sharp curve.
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Texarkana
Arkansas
Walter EL Vonetas
Robert Bo Shephard
Jasper FP Laster
Myron T. Herrick Advises Economy in Government
Former Ohio governor Myron T. Herrick speaks on fiscal restraint and streamlined state operations. He urges careful budgeting, reduced overhead, and prudent public spending to stabilize government finances and spur growth. Herrick cites past reforms and cautions against overextension.
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Pauline the Lost Cow En Route to Taft
Washington reports a missing presidential cow named Pauline Wayne. Senator Irene Stephenson of Wisconsin donated the animal to replace Jessie the former White House stable cow who died in late spring. Pauline reportedly started from the Stephenson farm in Wisconsin and has not yet reached Taft’s White House stables.
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Irene Stephenson
Wisconsin
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King Alfonso Loses Nerve Amid Pan Latin Plot Rumors
A damaged article reports King Alfonso’s nervous breakdown amid alleged pan-Latin republican plots. Vatican denial accompanies claims of widespread bomb outrages and warnings to Spain’s monarch. Conspiracy theories link continental Masonry to anti monarchist aims, with France and Portugal cited as fragile supports.
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Convicts Hurt as Wind Storm Ravages Prison
A cyclone battered the Jefferson City Missouri penitentiary causing extensive damage to five buildings. A heavy rain downpour accompanied the wind while fires were at one point started but extinguished by the convict guard force.
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United States
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Conservatives Plan Move After Roosevelt Speech
London reports that Conservatives will seize on Roosevelt's Guildhall critique to press a question in Parliament. Siuenow Dalziel will query the foriegn secretary Grey on confidence in Gorst and the British agent's stance, aiming to force a government response before the speech's impact fades.
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Boat Turns Turtle as Coal Tow Is Lost at Pittsburg
Fourteen men narrowly escaped death when the steamer Henry Lourey, towing coal barges, collided with the steamer Hover on the Ohio River near Pittsburg. The Hover capsized, burying 240000 bushels of coal. Recovery attempts are hindered by obstructions and explosions. dredges cannot clear the wreck. The collision occurred after a submerged tow wrecked earlier forced the Henry Lourey to swerve.
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Train Hits Funeral Carriage at Grade Crossing
Four persons died and a woman was fatally injured when a fast train struck a funeral carriage at a grade crossing in Haverstraw. Victims include Rev A Komath of New City Methodist Church, driver William Beebe, J W Siefred and his wife. A witness says gates were up. authorities deny. Engineer Johnson was arrested.
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Dalzell, Black battle over post election ballots
Black, opponent of Dalzell for Congress, seeks court review of ballot boxes from 65 districts claiming fraud. County commissioners will recount after boxes are opened, with Dalzell supporters demanding a hearing before opening. Dalzell vote total shrinking, now under 200 majority in official count.
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Death ends his dream of freedom overboard
John Guidberg a Russian stowaway arriving on the liner Winifredian leaped into the harbor to escape deportation. He could not swim for three hours, was rescued by the United Fruit steamer Creemore, and died shortly after. His fellow stowaway Max Selig, rescued from the water, is in critical condition.
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World missionary conference to discuss saving savages
Edinburgh hosts the world missionaries conference opened by the Duke of Arless. Delegates from all continents attend with over 1000 prominent Americans including William Jennings Bryan among speakers. The gathering will map plans to spend ten million dollars carrying the gospel to heathen tribes.
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Mise Hiclen Gould
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First Parliament Under New King Opens in London
The first parliament under George V began today as Liberals agreed to delay actions against the House of Lords until the new king settles in. Conservatives urged restraint, though both sides anticipated a possible breach of the truce within two weeks as leaders maneuver for advantage.
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Edward
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Insurgent Assessors Endanger Tax Duplicates
Columbus reports many assessors challenge the new tax law by valuing property well below true worth. Auditor Pullington warns quadrennial boards to place all property on the duplicates at 100 cents on the dollar. In Newark, Alsdorf loses renomination. Miller and Haas nominated for joint senate district.
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Pope encyclical stirs German diet protests
In the Prussian diet three interpellations demand action on the papal encyclical marking the tercentenary of Cardinal Borromeo. Officials defend the Osservatore Romano note that the pope aimed to combat modernist errors and did not intend to offend non Catholics in Germany. Chancellor Bethmann-Hollweg reports protests from German Protestants and others, with a Vatican reply still pending.
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Sugar fraud exposer Parr to get reward debate
Washington reports Richard Parr, a customs department special agent, will be paid about 100000 for uncovering the sugar trust frauds, a sum friends say understates the value of his work which recovered millions in duties. He heads to Washington to discuss the amount with Secretary MacVeagh as officials consider liberal pay. Also note: Jules A. Silon dies from fumes after ascending Vesuvius.
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