Assist Institute Work and Tax Dispute in Washburn
State reports assist in institute work and free employment bureaus active as Cary sends circulars about chapter 470 laws. Tax commission holds hearing on Washburn assessor Lane Shoely facing discrimination claims and underassessment. County supervisors listed. Hines Lumber Co. represented. Concurrently, state free employment bureaus report weekly employment actions and totals since July 1, with 1,446 positions filled for men and 800 for women. Also, Racine county patients transferred to Racine asylum. 100 patients redistributed to surrounding counties as new Racine asylum opens. Regents and examiners committees prepare questions for August teacher and superintendent certificates.
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Cary
Fetta
Uider
Atic
Lac Segura
Seneliors
Athe
Coun
Saale
Stile Tax Commission
Washburn
Hasfield County
Shoely
COTY
Tax Commission
Niu
George |Awl
Shecasus
Willian Hllutsh
R. A. Herrug
John Walsh
Brie
Fix Commission
S. J. Pierron
Ed Hines Lumber Co
Whith Corporathin
Wasklurn
Brilsant
Linehit
Milwaukee
Subetios
Oshikesh
la Crosse
Posidnas Gloo
Arb
BOF Agips
Wrice
Agnes
Telp United Oo
Ccee
Tee Ene Plossi
Ehrowic
Racine County
Varius
Alice County
Racing County
Ingen County Asym
Mu Be Rock
Iowa
Great
Way Claire
Richland
Colimobia
Chigpewa
Walework, & Waikesti
Winnehago
Vernon
Ney Avise
Board of Control
Galp
Regents
State Board of Regents of Normal Schools
Capitol
Tae
Freeman H. Lord
River Falls
A. Ross
Superior
J. A. Peacock
Oconomoway
Indian party gown sold by Cheyenne leader's daughter
A Cheyenne woman, Miss Howling Crane, daughter of Old Grow, sold her dancing robe for 1000 dollars to eastern curio collectors. The old gown, decorated with elk teeth, was bought despite poverty in the tribe and sent east by express. The story notes hunger in the Cheyenne people and increasing demand for elk tooth jewelry.
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Tulsa
J. T
Howling Crese
Syndicate
Territorial Curso
Old Grow
Methodists in Manila Plan New $30,000 Church Edifice
The Methodist church in Manila, once absent, now prospers with plans to build at Callos Nazareda and San Luis. The structure will cost about $30,000 US, seating 400 to 800, and include parlor, hall, school room, chapel, library, pastor’s office, kitchen, and veranda. Rev Miller leads the effort with no church debt.
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Manila
P. L
Church of Wesley
Callos Nazareda and
San Luis
United States
The Squire's Taste in Dining Folly
A tale from the Boston Herald recalls Squire Hamilton, a Maine lawyer famed for his skill, who on a long-ago occasion offended a distinguished diner amid a newly furnished room. He boasted of vast gilding and carving, contrasting his host's modest surroundings with his sharp, judgmental remark.
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Squire Hamilton
Maine
Boston Herald
Meaning of Cemetery and its early American origins
The term cemetery denotes a sleeping place and refers to the earliest English burial grounds distinct from churchyards and burial acts. Kensal Green, consecrated in 1832, illustrates separate grounds established long after churchyard burial traditions in Britain and America.
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Kensal Green
America
Fever Victims Grow in Number in New Orleans
The Aug 2 bulletin reports rising yellow fever deaths in Louisiana and Mississippi, with new parish cases and deaths. Coast patrols and the Winona assist quarantine efforts. Illinois officials deny closing to refugees. Officials stress reporting cases and discuss health certificates for transients.
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New Orleans
Ues
New
Louisiana
Mississippi
Ashermer
United States
Winona
Missisia
Mississippi Sound
Joe Tight
Fran Vegierie Teeelvad
Suzy
Lake Borgne Canal
Mississippi River
Feelin
Public debt grows in July ending balance
Washington shows a rising public debt at month end with a total of 1,002,009,091 and a July deficit of 13,858,663. Receipts reached 63,128,796 while expenditures were 63, maybe. the deficit compares to 317,407,728 the previous period, driven by declines in cash on hand and correlative funding changes.
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Washinton
Nininh Fy
Koch Freed By Third Jury In Murder Trial
The third jury in New Ulm, Minnesota, found Dr. George Kota not guilty of murdering Dr. L. A. Gebhardt on November 1. Key witness Asa P. Brooks, editor of the New Ulm Review, testified he saw a man over Gebhardt's body but could not identify Koch. Post-trial, Ko h continued practicing, with prior trials ending in hung juries amid jealousy and business rivalries.
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Asa P. Brooks
New Ula Review
Dr. Gebhardt
Hin le
Dr. Koch
Boca
New Lim
Wilson Defies Jordan Over Detroit Office Demands
Secretary Wil forgeld yesterday that he was not disturbed by demands for resignations from officials of the Southern Colton association. He said he approved of President Jordan's stance and that he has reported his course to President Roosevelt. He added he has not taken Jordan into his confidence and will carry his commands to Oyster Bay.
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Washington
Wil
Southern Colton Association
Jordan
Roosevelt Witt
Roosevelt
Jorg
Oyster Bay
Glidden Man 115 Years Old in Wisconsin
Eaton born 1790 in Thomastown Ireland died yesterday at 115 in Glidden Wisconsin. He emigrated to Quebec with his family and married Katheryn Mather of Quebec in 1822. They had thirteen children. the eldest, if living, would be 97. He was noted for his remarkable health and vigor at an advanced age.
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Glidden
Wig
M. Eaton
Ireland
Ae Northwest
Thomastown
Tipperary
Quebec
Katheryn Mather
Open Shop Declared as Chicago Strikes End
Proclamation by Employers' Association signals end of long dispute with the union. Police protection restored, drivers rehired, and many firms resume normal business. About 4,000 seamsters faced reemployment, with 1,200 returning. remaining workers seek posts with other firms or await further developments amid ongoing labor readjustments.
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Chicago
Employers Association
Twomaters
Wnion
Cilon
Allion
Ieaming Indnistry
Unley Betiowance Accu
Escaped Jail In Wis Postoffice Robbery Case Shrugs Off Capture
Earl Trainer and two accomplices, D Cunningham and J Crane, flee La Crosse jail after seizing a saw and crawling through a corridor to a window. They escaped into a swamp, last seen as suspects in a Stan dard post office robbery. Fugitives tied to Chicago gamblers were later jailed at La Crosse by federal authorities after railroad passenger theft charges.
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Ia Crosse
Wis
Earl Trainer
D. Cunningham
J. Crane
Standard
Targa
4 Danzerone Sang
Postofice Rabbets
Chicago
East Winona
Burling
Tce
la Crosse
War Fever Rises as Emperors Favour Continued War
London reports via Sp Peterspurg that a new imperial message in the Official Mezséngar endorses continuing the war. The emperor, replying to Khagarovsk, condemns peace talks and rejects territorial concessions or indemnity. He stresses no plan to seek peace or yield lands.
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London
Adiapateh
Sp. Peterspurg
Orenburg
Empera
Khagarovsk
Follette to Meet Governor Hanley at St Joseph Valley Chautauqua
Governor R M Follette of Wisconsin will meet Governor Hanley of Indiana at the St Joseph Valley Chautauqua near Michart Angus from August 28 to September 2. The invitation was approved by directors to hold a joint meeting for an exchange of views on reforms each advocates.
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Hanley
Porte
Ind
R. M. Lay Follette
Wisconsin
Hadley
Gove
St Joseph Valley
Canal fete marks 50th anniversary in Sault Ste Marie
Vice President Fairbanks delivers the principal address as Prerogations close and formal celebration begins for the fiftieth anniversary of the first permanent ship canal on the Sault Ste Marie River in Michigan. The event runs today and tomorrow with an unusual celebration in Sault Ste. Marie.
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Sault Ste. Maria
Mich
Sault Ste Maria River
Fairbanks
Moody and President Meet at Sagamore Hill Conference
President and Attorney General held a long conference at Sagamore Hill on August 2. Moody stayed as guest, with discussions touching executive business and questions brought by the attorney general about Oyster Bay. They spent the day on Sagamore Hill grounds, taking a horseback ride in the afternoon. no results were announced. The attorney general planned to depart for New York and then Washington the next morning.
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Sagamore Hii
Sagamore Ell
Moody
Sagemora Hill
New York
Washington
Poison Ends His Attack in Wisconsin Farm Tale
Ripon Wisconsin August 3 1900s A farmer Sohn Dety aged 2? after taking a dose of strychnine attacked his wife with odds and boats and sight have beaten her to death had not she polyonacto too quickly. He collapsed at the door and his wife dragged herself to the door and called a farmhand who rode for a doctor. The physician arrived in time to save Dety. Detg is under care of friends who claim temporary insanity.
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Ripon
Wis
Sohn Dety
Sae Detz
Lily
Detg
Woman Fends Off Three Burglars in Wisconsin
Fond du Lac Wisconsin August 2 Mrs F L Lavenstein awakened to hear noises and saw three men at the foot of her stairs. They forced a coat from a panel and escaped after she confronted them. Police hold Edward Kilroy and George Whittacker at the county jail as suspects.
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Fond du Lac
Fond du Lag
Wis
FL Lanenstein
Lindenstreen
L Lavenstein
Edward Kilroy
George Whittacker
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