No Relief From Heat For Three Or Four Days More
Washington reports no material relief from extreme heat for three to four days with light showers in western states. Prostrations and deaths mount across Pennsylvania New York New Jersey and nearby areas as hospitals struggle with the heat wave. Public advisories urge reduced alcohol intake and steady food, while areas like Brooklyn Philadelphia Chicago and St Louis record dozens of prostrations and multiple fatalities.
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Washington
North Carolina
Georgi
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Henry
New Bogand
Philadelphia
Tatseliy
Boston
Alicate
Aany
Streat
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Chicago
Sweden Norway crisis looms as talks stall in session
Reported secret sessions in Stockholm indicate preliminary talks failed to bridge differences between Sweden and Norway. A by election in Stockholm may trigger cabinet resignation amid liberal warnings against coercion. A La Crosse private letter claims Norway is ready for war with 35 artilery and ammunition stocked and Fort Oscarborg manned. war treasury shows large crowns available.
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Stockhola
Riksdag
Senate
Sweden
Norway
Iistriets
Stockholm
Woerns
Joes
Military ships and arms at England yards described
The report notes 45 million dollars in England for disposal and two large steel armed battleships of 16,007 tons each at Armstrong shipyards. It highlights special effort to maintain military development, including shelsing, a field Sweden reportedly lacks.
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England
Armstrong
Sheisling
Sweden
North Sydney Prepares for Roosevelt Expedition Start
Captain Bartlett arrives as Roosevelt voyage nears launch with Peary support. Commander planning calls for 300 miles north of Ban and possible farther, a first for a steamer. Wireless links to a base ship will report all movements while the party seeks the polar reach and returns.
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North Sydney
Calrtain Bartlett
Roosevelt
Lawall
Uorumanier Peary
Wraydeit
Ban
Pasit
Xeet
Pra
Nansen
Iatitide
Fearys Tyrsb
Brah
Hah
Ae Steumar
Iurnugh Smith
Robinson Cate
Kennedy
Trah
Big Lumber Deal Brings Major Regional Transfer
Wausau, Wis. July 7 One of the largest transfers of lumber and milling properties in the area has occurred. The Hines Lumber Co. takes possession of the White River Lumber Co. at Mason, including mill property and about 600,000,000 feet of standing timber. Consideration was about $5,000,000.
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Washourn
Wis
Wdwail Hines Lumber
Inko
Wiite River Lumber Ce
Lai Mason
Elino R04 Arrives to Take Reins as Secretary of State
Washington reports Elino R04 arrived from New York and will formally assume the role of secretary of state. He will remain only a day, with Acting Secretary des accompanying him to Bristol from the depot.
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Washington
Elino R04
New York
Des
Brstol
J W Skinner Likely for Second Vice Presidency in Mutual’s Milw Meet
James W Skinner longtime secretary of Northsveetarm Mutual Life Insurance eyed for second vice presidency at the Mutual annual board meeting in Milwaukee July 29. With Willard Merrill set to retire George C Markham poised to become first vice president and CO S Watson to fill Skinner’s current secretary post. One board vacancy to be filled by a Milwaukee businessman with Fred Prilzigi favored after names were considered.
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Mutual
Milwaukee
James W. Skinner
Northsveetarm Mutual Life Insurance Company
Board of Trustees
Willard Merril
Merril
Henry L. Palmer
Merrill
George C. Markham
Skinner
CO. S. Watson
F. G. Bigelow
Fred ©. Prilzigi
Otto Seidel Fined In Milwaukee Court Scuffle
In Milwaukee the former county official Otto Seidel Jr faced fines after a district court hearing. A larceny charge involving gas chandeliers was dismissed due to insufficient proof. Other cases included fines of 25 dollars for theft of a leather chair and a cane chair. A theft of bookcase sections led to adjournment for consultation with the district attorney. A separate late fine of 10 dollars was imposed.
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Milwaukea
Uy i
Dennis Otto Seidel, Jr
Georgie End, Sheboygan Banker, Fled Yesterday
Georgie End, 75, president of the Banker Sheboygan, fled yesterday. He was a well known figure in Sheboygan and across the state.
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Sheboygan
Sheboygan, Wis
Georgie End
Emery appoints new inspectors and assistants in dairy
Madison July reports Dairy and Food Commissioner Emery appoints several new inspectors and two second assistants under the new arrangements. Names include James G Moore Albion Cremeries expert and former president of the Wisconsin Buttermakers Association plus Adelnold Neen, Cannon New London, Carswell Richland Center, Starty Monroe as dairy and food inspectors.
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Madison
Dairy and
Emery
la Payaleite
Janes G. Moore
Albion
James Vat Duser
Hebron
Jefferson County
Moore
Wisconsin Buttermakers’ Association
Tae Association
Wisconsin Dairymen's Association
Wisconsin Dairy School
The
Dairy and Food Commission
Aderhyld
Wisconsin Theiry Men's Association
Hng
Wisconsin Furers’ Institutes
Wigtonsin Cheesemakers’ Association
Me. Cannon
Wiscans
Ie Bose
Said i
Myth
Wis
Inuleh
United States
Corneliuson
Wiscongin Dairymen's Associan
Larson
W. McAdain
Aisa
van Duser
Jefferson Couty
Deiry
Creamery Inspectors Salaries Noted in Budget
The budget lists dairy and food inspectors at 1200 dollars per year while the other two positions receive 3 dollars per day plus necessary traveling expenses.
General Wood Leaves Boston Hospital for Manila Trip
General Leonard Wood, recently operated on in Boston, presided at the hospital yesterday with Mrs. Wood acting as nurse. He plans to visit the country for a few days and expects to sail early next month for Manila.
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Boston
Leonard Wood
Revolution in Hungary declares government unconstitutional
Budapest July 19 The coalition majority in the lower house yesterday issued a manifesto denouncing the present Hungarian government as unlawful and urging citizens to stop paying taxes and to refrain from military service. It promises to support the constitutional government and reimburse those who lose office if it is formed.
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Budapest
Hungary
Miorefore
Wenifesto
Tannielpal
Japs Ready to Envelope Vladivostok
London dispatch reports a Japanese army landed north of Vladivostok with fortress development 9 percent complete, signaling imminent action. A second note from Tokyo cites limited sunken ship damage and unexpectedly intact vital sections. Prospects for peace between Russia and Japan appear cautiously hopeful ahead of the conference.
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Vladivostok
London
Telegraph
Farmers Are Not Peddlers Farmers Are Not Peddlers
An informal opinion from the Milwaukee attorney general states farmers are outside the peddlers licensing framework. The ruling follows a vendor delegation's protests against farmers selling vegetables, referencing chapter 490 of the 1998 laws and the intent of peddlers licenses.
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Biel
Altormey
Milwaukee
Reneral
Flower Diet Delights In Chinese Chrysanthemum Dishes
The chrysanthemum dominates Chinese dinners and is treasured by epicures and a few New Yorkers. Enthusiasts serve its petals in a dessert fried as blossom fritters infused with eggs and flour, then dusted with sugar. The article notes the flower's beauty, fragrance, and novelty in cuisine.
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Rackle
Tiny wafers suit champagne waters for ices
Waiting guests sample the new idea as crisp tiny wafers serve as dainty substitutes for champagne waters in serving ices of any kind. Leslie's Monthly notes the novelty and suitability for party service.
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Leslie
Aeronaut Maloney Falls to Death in Santa Clara Flight
Daniel Maloney, famed aviator and organizer with Prof Montgomery, fell 3000 feet from an aerial machine attached to a large balloon during a Santa Clara ascent from Santa Clara College grounds. Spectators watched as the craft swerved and crashed. Maloney died soon after at the college hospital with injuries and blood, while a companion was injured.
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San Jose
Cal
Daniel Mooney
Montgomery
Santa Clara
Santa Clara College
Maloney
Avalon
College
Triple Drowning At Ashland Lake
Ashland Wisconsin July 19 two women and a man drowned while bathing in Namakagor lake. Mrs Rush and her Kansas City daughter and Edward Ewing of Cable were among the victims.
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Ashland
Wis
Rush
Kansas City
Edward Ewing
Cable, Wis
Namakagor Lake
Murderer Williams Granted Stay by Supreme Court
In St Paul on July 19 the Supreme Court granted a stay of execution for William Williams, who was sentenced to hang August 9 for the murder of John Keller and his mother. Williams’ attorney had appealed from a lower court ruling denying another new trial.
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Enleugo
Coarles Rossow
Pater H. Towersly
William Quing
Meg. Willer Moyers
Henry Neander
St. Paul
Supreme Court
William Wuliwins
John Keller
Williams
Clignt
Bucky O Neill and Roosevelt Rough Riders in Arizona Tale
A garbled reminiscence recalls Captain Buckey O Neill of Roosevelt's Rough Riders. It notes his martyrdom at the battlefront in July 1898 and roiling Arizona backdrop. The piece blends admiration with reflections on loyalty, courage, and the region's rough spirit.
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Bucky"O’neill
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
San Juan
Spain
Bucky” O'Neill
Aniular Primi
Elitis
Ula
Arizona
Law Caytai
O'Neel
Jeli
Arillery
Agbe
Ginich
Bucky" O'Neill
Whitman
Heathan Honesty and Japanese Military Graft Claims
A fragment asserts the Japanese military operations show honesty in supply movement and quartermaster management. It credits proper logistics for victories in Manchuria and argues graft did not impede progress, noting contractors were honest though supplies and food may have been flawed.
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Dhe
Commissariat
Sestain
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