Peace prospects and world events loom in MarshfieldTimes
The Marshfield Times reports on war prospects and peace talks with mentions of Russian actions, international diplomacy, and labor strife in Chicago. It notes reprisals and political debates as negotiators seek terms to end the conflict. Also covered are domestic incidents, criminal cases, and public notices across the nation with emphasis on political figures and social unrest.
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Jayen
Wassaw Foeue
Exan Beutr
Gol Maith
Russiyns
M. de Witte
Japan
Multiple 1900s Era Crime and Disaster Headlines
A jumble of clipped reports notes two youths aged ten and twelve to collect a life insurance payout, assailants under arrest, drownings near Grand Forks and Lake Christina, and various accidents. It mentions a Nebraska professor, President Roosevelt speeches at Chautauqua, a Chicago murder, rail incidents, and local legal actions with sparse, partially legible names and places.
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AL Bedford
Frank Ames
Sianeucs
Department of jAgriculture
Nebraska
University of Chicago
Chautauqua
Domus
Calvin J. Henevicks
Henry County
Prulmbee
Ala
Roosevelt
Wilkesbarre
Denver
Ruth Investgaton
Ion
Mathew Mumer
Monplas Hitun
Penh
Jameson
Underwood
Evher Loud
Sarat
Fadt
Niagra Balls
Misinaawatisil
Wak
Mia
Pwartlockker
Eaigsitch Poorehinery
al Etn Howe
Fragmented Crime Sketch: Multiple Arrests and Fatal Wounds
The text reports a string of violent incidents and arrests across several states. Peter Desrolia pursued by miners. murder and robbery near Indianapolis with John James under arrest. a wounded suspect by a vigilante group. Taare surveillance at North Balem. Chases Stevensen and others die or are fatally wounded from fights. An abductor stash case ties to a Burlington bank. Horr’s daughter shoots during a struggle. local arrests for larceny and prison workhouse mention.
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Kiel
Peter Desrolia
Indianapolis
Breckner
John James
North Balem
Ind
Stewensen
Tran
Koives
Julia Nedan
Nolan
Hoenig Haas
Lurlington, & Bank
Katrd
Ala
Alice Wee
Vile
Tul
Alien Horr
John Gasglobe
Horr
Minnie Lallieix
Cosson
Charley Adams
Decatur
Prigonen
Chester Penitenai
James
Janes Adams
Fragmented 1907 report mix from a distant newspaper
Disjointed, error-filled OCR mentions politics, banking, and war events. References include American public figures, German bankers, French officers, and a Moroccan sultan. Several items describe attacks, evacuations, and shortages, with appeals for aid and scattered contemporary symbols.
End of War Talks Shadowed by Plot Warning and Ties
A roundabout finish in a Roosevelt contest is tied by a warning letter about a plot to blow up the car. Witte proclaims 23 allied with Jewish worship, while Panam reports focus on care for 20,000 detainees. Corean rights and Manchuria sit amid peace talks as indemnity hurdles loom. renewed hope and conciliatory signals mark envoy dialogues.
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Roosevelt
Sergius Witte
Circleman Saints
Panam Gm
Japan
Corea
Noch
Manchuria
Salhulin
Port Arthur
Munchutia
New Orleans Medical Society
Learh
St. Paul
Komura
Reciprocity Congress Opens With Welcome Addresses
The reciprocity congress begins with Mayor Dunne delivering welcome remarks at Way Denven venue. Senate Foreign Relations Chair Cullom will speak Wednesday afternoon, followed by Eugene N oss of Ryston and other regional AMCAO officials. Several state delegates contemplate attending in person or submitting statements on existing territories.
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Chicas
Cunvone
Dunne
Eugene N "Oss
Ryston
Seatal Amcaon
Taurslay
Cummings
Towa
Michsy
Nebraska
Hue
Kanwall
Obituary: Jamal Thomasen Dead in Dickey Home
Jamal Thomasen, aged 87, died at his home in Dickey, Michigan. A longtime resident of Marshall, he helped found a local Baptist church and was an early member of Pekin’s first school system. He served as a notable member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
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Lstriabwrg
Tse Rath
AL Newmar
Awe Prospectiiy
Vermiont
Minnie Carnhan
Ein
Tere Marquette Railway
New Bumfalo
Ind
Pere Marquette
Chicoan
Cincinnati
Lewissvalle
Johnson Whited
Ibvitsney Legranse
Samuel Stenman
Montreal
Abot
Jamal
Thomasen
Dick +d
Ais Nome
Marshall
Mich
Brotherhood of Locomotive Ensineers
Lyleth
Allen
Aed
Tazewell County
Pekin
Baptist Chareh
University of Hinds
Champaign
Radium marker claim shocks New York chemist Hugo Lieber
Hugo Lieber a New York chemist proclaims he has cornered the radium marker. The president may not call an extra session of Congress. A Chicago artist John Gilbert drowned while bathing in Corey Lake Michigan. Norway shows near unity for dissolving union with Sweden. A freight crew mishap results in 12 deaths near Lorain. New York Jews discuss conditions in Russia with M. Witty. US exports of manufactured goods for the year set records at 20,279. Russia demands indemnity from Japan or declare war. A trolley collision in New York injures many and kills a girl. Annie and Irene O Connor, two Hamilton girls, drift 27 hours on Lake Ontario. Erle railroad officials carry Prast.
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Hugo Lieber
New York
John €. Gilbert
Chicago
Corey Lake
Michipin
Reformadum Vore
Norway
Sweden
Callisland
Nickel Plaza
Lorain
G. Tacob Hy Schit
Vichussian
Japan
Lgarmning
Annie
Irene O'Connor
Hamilton
Ont
Lake Ontario
Erle
Russian Heir Passes First Milestone In Imperial Celebrations
In St Petersburg crowds fill the streets as a grand anniversary marks the birth of Grand Duke Alexis. Government offices close except the foreign office while ministers and court officials attend celebrations for the emperor and empress. An official statement announces a national empy plan laid for the emperor’s signature, outlining a new body with delegates to participate in preliminary legislative study before rising to the imperial council and autocratic authority.
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Peterbolow
Peo
Council of the Entpire
Will of George T. E. F. Dodge Bequeaths Gifts to Colleges
The will probated here lists nearly 100 diarias from George T. E. F. Dodge of Chicago now Beloit resident. About 150000 is divided among public institutions and Chicago plans. the balance to relatives. Beloit College, Beloit Wis, receives 25000.
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Nagkau
N. H
George TE. F. Dodge
Chicago
Beloit College
Beloit
Wis
Fragmented Poem Fragment Incomplete Stanzas
A chaotic passage presents dramatic phrases about fate and a struggle. The speaker describes a man who endures and is impaled by fierce stakes. The text interjects terms like neuralized and stung, ending with an acknowledgement of time and an unresolved cadence.
Wisconsin Civil Service Chief Doty Takes Post
Madison Aug 15 Secretary P E Doty of the Wisconsin state civil service commission has assumed his position and begins work on applying the merit system law. He will oversee examinations, forms, and records to ensure proper appointee testing across the state while awaiting details on staff and contracts. Erickson to South Dakota convention. Corrigan resigns as attorney general to resume law practice in Milwaukee. Titus named first assistant. successor to be chosen.
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Madison
P. E. Doty
Wisconsin State Civil Service Commission
Sea Chamber
Cory
Wallesta
Bell Ty
Eleetel Seeraning
Steleom
Service Commission
Anton
Touferstom
Waukestua Actuol
Terey
Thas
Erickson
Halford Erickson
Wisconsin Railroad Run Commission
Deadwood
Takota
National Convention of Railroad Comminis
Corrigan
Walter JD
Milwaukee
Sturtevant
A.C. Titus
Cordlgan
Titus
Sturdegilmt
Kronshage & McGovern
Madjeon
Attorney General
Sturdevant
Levi H. Bancroft
Waumara County
Supreme Hpurt
Crom
Attorney General’s Office Pursues General Paper Company Matters
The Attorney General’s Office has handled several important matters including actions against the General Paper Company. The notice highlights the office’s ongoing enforcement efforts and seeks to protect public interests through legal proceedings.
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The
General Paper Company
Rich Jews See Witte and Will Advance Loan if Conditions Improve
A Portsmouth delegation led by Tacob H. Schit Oscar S. Straus Adolph Kraus Adolph Lewison and Isaac Seligman met with Russian Minister Witte seeking relief for Jews in Russia. After the conference a member said frank talks occurred and improvement in Jewish conditions could lead to benefits. Some noted Russia could raise a loan from the United States for war continuation or indemnity payments.
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Portsmouth
Tacob
H. Schit
Oscar S. Straus
Adolph Kraus
Chicago
Adolph Lewison
Isaac Seligman
Witte
Russia
Delegatinn
United States
Heirs Switch Opens and Saves Train Riders in Wisconsin
AppletonWis Aug 14 A loose freight switch endnose nearly wrecked a passenger train. Theodore Witt of Dale awakened by noise discovered a disabled switch. He and his sons quickly repaired the damage just before eleven coaches passed, a near disaster averted by prompt action.
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Appleton
Wis
Theodore Witt
Dale
Denver Eagles Snow Warm Welcome For Guests
Denver hosts a grand snow decorated reception for visitors of the Maternal Order of Eagles. Members from across the United States and Canada gather for benevolence charity work and a ceremony at the lodge, amid festive lighting and snowy streets.
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Denver
Aus
Howe
Order of
Eagles
United and
Canada
Erie
Wireless for Trains Signals Advance in Chicago Tests
Chicago engineers test a wireless signaling system for trains with Hemaphyon devices. The setup uses rear indicators within six miles to trigger two green lights and a warning yell in the locomotive cab, synchronizing signals for both trains as they approach and pass.
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Chicago
Bennington Memorial Held in San Diego
Memorial services were held yesterday in San Diego for the Bennington disaster sister, with nearly all businesses closed and a large crowd at the theater. Among attendees were about 80 survivors and officers from the cruiser Chicago, led by Kendrick of Arizona, who gave the principal address before continued services at Point Loma Cemetery. The Chicago and Benningston then departed north.
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Cal
Benningvean
Isis
Bethingten
Chicago
Op Kendrick
Arisona
Point Lona
Benningslon
Detroit Yacht Wins Lipton Cup Race in Chicago
Detroit yacht St. Claire led from start to finish and won the Lipton Cup race in Chicago by a margin of four minutes and five seconds over Mendota from Milwaukee Yacht Club. Quine Sabe of Columbia Yacht Club placed third.
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Chicago
Detroit
St. Claire
Mendota
Milwaukee Yacht Club
Quine Sabe
Columbia Yacht Club
City of Traverse Sticks to Kenosha Amid Northeast Storm
A Northeast gale keeps the City of Traverse tied to the dock in Kenosha Wisconsin. The captain and crew remain aboard as a dozen men stay with the vessel through a sleepless night. Strong winds prevent departure toward Chicago.
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Traverse
Kenosha
Wis
Drownings Rise as Four Die in Mississippi Baths
Two men aged 50, Tilam HR and Klawitter, along with Albert Bereaus, also 50, drowned while bathing in the Mississippi River at La Crosse Wisconsin on August 15. The death toll from recent drownings in the area reaches six over the past several days.
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la Crosse
Wis
Tilam
Klawitter
Albert Bereaus
Mississippi River
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