Final State Crop Report 16 Issued
The final state crop report from Wisconsin shows wheat yields averaging around 20 bushels per acre with Vernon and other counties reporting varying results. Corn yields by county range from 30 to 45 bushels per acre in divisions, while oats and buckwheat yields are noted, with dairy and fruit crops mentioned and hog cholera losses listed for several counties.
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Madizon
Wigronsly State Board of Agriculente
Wigronsin
Vernon County
Sieht Atorye
Oxaukee
Fond du Luc
Walworth
Mane
Yodge
Columbia
Washington
Trompealeau
Dodge
Teempealeau
Sauk
Dunu
Sheborgan
Lane
Tock
Ig Asx oNawas Northern Divisio
Hitghele
Portage Courts
Wanpaea
Waushara
Ninmen
Dane
Vernon
Rock
Crawford
Grant
Lafayette
Waukesha
Winnebago
Wood
Food du Lac
Dunn
Ashland
Danish Society Plans Incorporation in Wisconsin
Racine reports officers of the Danish Society of America decide to incorporate under Wisconsin law and place the national headquarters likely in Racine. The conference outlines the move as the group proceeds with formal legal steps.
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Danish Society
Racine
Danish Society of America
Wisconsin
Blast Probe 16 on Four Bodies Missing in Waukegan
Coroner orders inquest after a Core Products Refining plant explosion in Waukegan Illinois kills eleven, with four still missing and twenty five injured. Rescuers search ruins overnight as hospital officials call for more staff and one more worker dies.
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Waukegan
Core Products Refining Company
Wau- Kogan
Taylor
Lake County
Frank Highland
Foreme
Santa Call
Milwaukee
Ollieet
Joln Adams
Peter Dogeia
Joseph Jobowsky
Prank Stanley
Joseph Selenc
Matin Slater
Sassatant
Plant
Charles Tomales
Michael Buneh
Martin Matachuk Jouls
Joseph Peradsid
Frank Broderick
T. Checeneski
John Dubaskisis
John Qurullua
Robert Graham
M. Gorman
Frank Goblite
Joseph Gadontus
of. Grobeieh
Matthew Ligland
Michael Jin
J. Jalomsisi
Wills Kotler
John Metachuk
Michael Monorick
A. Oblick
S. Podersii
Joseph Sam
Charles Stumbrus
I Sheyreki
Joseph Simoneck
Harry Veach
Tony Wetosky
Weathy
Charles Ebert
Corn Products Company
Querieum
Fire destroys Union Sulphur mill in Brooklyn
Fifteen workers were injured in a blast and fire at the Union Sulphur mill of Brooklyn, part of the Corn Products Refining company owned by Standard Oil interests. An explosion toppled a wall into the river, and eight clerks on the river side tried to save records before a second blast and collapse.
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New York
Union Sulphur
Brooklyn
Corn Products Refining Company
Standard Oil
Senator Rayner Dies of Neuritis in Washington
Senator Rayner of Maryland died in Washington at age 62 after five years of neuritis and a six week illness. He was a noted debater and constitutional law expert who helped on Admiral Schiey’s naval inquiry. His death affects Maryland Senate leadership and potential gubernatorial appointment as the legislature convenes in January.
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Washington
Isitor Rayner
United States
Maryland
Rayner
Bourke Cockren
Baltimore
Mr. Stayner
Wilam J. Bryan
Senate
Congress
Admiral Schiey
Naval Board of Inquiry
Cervara
Mr. Rayner
Gentral
Cantral
Goldsborough
oMmec
Trayner
Trial of Roosevelt Critic Set for December in Michigan
In Marquette, Michigan, the trial of George A. Newert Ing. charged by Theodore Roosevelt with criminal libel will be held before Justice Samuel E. Byrne in the city court on December 31. A stipulation delaying the trial to that date was entered.
Schrank Taken to Asylum After Attempt on Roosevelt
Joan Schrank, who attempted the assassination of Colonel Roosevelt, was committed to the Northern Hospital for the Insane near Oshkosh by Deputy Sheriff Fred Beoker. Judge A C Backus ordered the commitment after a commission of alienists deemed him insane. His prognosis is poor and likely incurable, with potential return to Milwaukee if ever cured to face charges for attempted shating with intent to kill.
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Milwaukee
Joan Schranick
Roosevelt
Oshkosh
Fred Beoker
A.C. Backus
Schrank
Drowning at Hell Gate In Power Boat Collision
Three men swimming on a power boat were drowned at Hell Gate after being struck by a railroad car lighter from the New York, New Haven & Hartford line. The boat owner Otto Schuneck, a policeman, was rescued.
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Chicago
Hellgate
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Otto Schuneck
Secretary Meyer Denies Resignation Rumor at White House
Rumor that Secretary Meyer of the Navy Department planned to resign circulated in Washington but was emphatically denied by the secretary after the cabinet meeting at the White House.
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Meyer
Wreshington
Navy Department
Washington
White House
Strikers Not Guilty Faced by Another Trial in Massachusetts
In Salem Mass three men Joseph Etter Arturo Giovannitti and Joseph Caruso were acquitted of murder in the Anna Lopizzo case linked to the Lawrence strike riot. They face other charges including conspiracy to incite riot with William Haywood and others. bonds set at 500. The verdict awaited by morning, jurors delayed, amid broader riot tensions and nationwide attention.
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Salem
Mass
Joseph J. Etter
Arturo Giovannieti
Josep Caruso
Anna Lopizza
Lawrence Cextus
Giovannitti
Flecite
Ettor
Glogurnith
Wiliam D. Haywood
Industrial Workers of the World
Lawrence
Gochia
Neler S. Dudley
Beaton
Joseph Quinn
Refuees
Arturo Giovannitti
Brooklyn
Joseph Carruso
Giovannitt
Anna Lopizzo
Commonwealth
Caruso
Salvatore Scallo
Massachusetts
Lawrénes
Mil
Oscar Benot
Hiven Congress
Philadelphia
Gate at Gatun Canal tested during Taft visit
Colon Panama November 25 Miss Helen Taft activated the electrical machinery for the first test of a Gatun lock gate in the Panama Canal. She was accompanied by Secretary of War Henry L. Stimson and party and a formal reception is planned tonight in their honor.
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Colon
Panama
Panama Canal
Helen Taft
Shy
Ole Canal
Tienry L. Stimson
Jury in Gibson murder case unable to reach verdict
After fifteen hours and thirty five minutes jurors could not agree on a verdict in the Gibson murder case involving Rosa Szabo Szabo Szabo. The court discharged them after a deadlock while Gibson’s attorney pressed for a clear instruction on reasonable doubt.
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Gibson
Austria
Elder
New York Giants Owner Brushes Dies En Route
Jon T. Brush, millionaire president of the New York National League club, died of locomotor ataxia aboard his private car Oceania near Seeburg Missouri as a Burlington train pulled in. He had been ill for over a year and was traveling westward for health. The body and car were moved to St Louis with no arrangements yet made.
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St. Louis
Jon T. Brush
New York
Burlington
Seeburg
Here
Brush
St Louis
Ife
Oelock
Big Four
San Pranetseo
Mr. Cruwk
Lautylawn
Mr. Brash
Gompers Sees Health Boost After Illness
Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor shows marked improvement after a severe cold. His secretary says he may leave his room in two days as doctors monitored a threatened pneumonia following his Sunday illness.
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Labor
Hie
Army to Breed Better Horses for War Service
Washington November 27 reports the United States army will begin selective breeding of mounts next week to improve horse quality. A war department and agriculture commission selects army farms at Middlebury Vermont and Front Royal Virginia for the breeding study after a recent defeat at the New York show.
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Washington
New York
United States Army
War Department
Department of Agriculture
Middlebury
Front Royal
Gunmen to die in January for Rosenthal murder
New York telegram reports that gunmen known as Gyp the Blood Whiley Lewis Lettie Louie and age Prank were convicted of Herman Rosenthal murder and sentenced by Justice Goff to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week of January 6.
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New York
Gyp the Blood
Whiley” Lewis
Lettie Louie
Age
Herman Rosenthal
Armament Readies as Armistice Sways Balkan Fronts
News dispatches report a weeklong Turkish Balkan armistice with sides halting reinforcements. Austria’s Danube flotilla departs for Belgrade amid war-scare while Russia mobilizes over 1.2 million. Allies debate terms at Adrianople as Turkish forces land near Silivri and Bulgarian troops resist on the Tschatalja line.
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Budapest
Austria
Danube
Belgrade
Russia
London
Europe
Sofiz
Balkaria
Tehstalia
Adrianople
Silivri
Sea of
Marmora
Constantinople
TchateHa Mnes
One-Armed Man Threatens Wilson in Colorado Arrest
John Cohan, reportedly one-armed, declares he will kill President-elect Wilson if given a chance. He is held in Colorado Springs on disturbing the peace charges with possible martal examination. Cohan admits prior arrests in New Orleans and Chicago tied to public appearances of Tutt and Colane Roosevelt amid shadowing during the campaign.
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Colorado Springs
Cols
Wilton
John Cohan
Secret Service
Cohan
New Orleans
Tutt
Chicago
Colane Roosevelt
Wilson
Coban
Sleeton S. C
Wilson to Spend Thanksgiving at Home in Bermuda
President elect Wilson shows improvement but will stay at home all day to recover from indigestion. Thanksgiving will be observed without a turkey as none is available on the island, except birds kept in cold storage.
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Bermuda
Hamilton
Wilson
Birda
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