NATIONAL FOODS LAW CALL AHEAD OF STATE STANDARDS
Madison July 27 Q Emery Wisconsin dairy and food commissioner returns from a national dairy and pure food commissioners meeting in St. Paul reporting support for a national pure food law to standardize policies across states. Commissioners say manufacturers should not dictate legislation and warn against conflicting state laws harming enforcement and fair play.
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Madison
Q. Emery
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Wisconsin
National Association of Dairy and Pure Food Commissioners
St. Paul
Richard Pisher
Emery
Dairy
com@missioners
Inspector Welton Begins Route Review in Fond du Lac
Col. CO Bl Welton of Madison arrived to inspect village mail delivery routes in Fond du Lac County. He expects the review to take about four and a half months and possibly longer before reporting to the government department with recommendations.
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Fond du Lac
Jiuysh
Col. CO
Welton
Madison
Government Department
Bristow Order Restricts New Toiles From Mail Routes
Discussion centers on the Bristow order, with claims the change won’t affect existing Toilles but will bar new allowances for routes with fewer than 100 households or below 3,000 pieces of mail per month. The department will not authorize such marginal routes.
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Bristow
Department
Running Gun Fight Robbers Flee After Shootout
Green Bay police chase leads to a confrontation near a saloon after robbers flee from a farm house raid in Little Suamico. Patrolman Busch is wounded in the leg as two suspects are captured. a third remains at large after exchanges of gunfire.
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Green Bay
Wis
Little Suamico
Elds
Busch
Ficer
Imprisonment of Cardinals Nears as Papal Conclave Looms
Rome reports the cardinal congregation debating when to open the conclave and whether to imprison cardinals. Cardinal Gotti gains favor while Oregina and Rampolla allies shift power. Masses and public viewings of Leo XIII continue as thousands file past the pope's bier.
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Rome
Congregation At Cardinals
Satelli
Cardinal Oregna
SCHWEBACH FAVORED AS MILWAUKEE ARCHBISHOP CANDIDATE
Milwaukee July 26 indications point to Rt Rev James Schwebach bishop of La Crosse as the likely successor to Arch Bishop Navier Katner. Schwebach, close to the late metropolitan and a strong financier, is named heir in the archbishop's will. Consultors and bishops at St Francis seminary named three possible successors in order of seniority.
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Milwaukee
Frederick Navier Katner
Rome
Lot
James Sehwebach
la Crosse
Schwebach
Sehwebach
St. Francis Seminary
Kateer
Disnissimus Digalor
Digaus
Messmer
Els
Creditors Won’t Lose as Bangor Banker Transfers Fortune
Ludwig Larson, president of the defunct Farmers and Merchants Bank of Bangor, assigns his entire private fortune to William Smith of Bangor to ensure creditors are preserved. The new State Bank of Bangor will not assume the defunct bank’s liabilities.
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la Crosse
Tudwig Larson
Farmers and Merchants’ Bank of Bangor
William Smith
Bangor
State Bank of
Day's Doings Among Yachts and Horses
Newport racing notes report the three American yachts trial races for Shamrock III selection ended with Reliance winning by 6 minutes 10 seconds over Constitution. A gaff failure on Reliance near mooring won’t affect further races due to spare gaffs. Charles Elwood wins Brighton Derby at Brighton Beach worth 10 000 for peyenfolds, distance 1 1/2 miles. Lucien Appleby wins Hawthorne Northern Handicap mile and quarter by a nose in 2:08 15. Detroit blue ribbon meeting features 2:08 trot with Baron DeShaw, Monte Carlo, and Prince Orange placing in heats.
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Newport
Columbia
Charles Elwood
Brighton
New York
Brighton Beach
Slave
Lucien Appleby
Chicago
Hawthorne
Conqueror
Dan Rovert Me
Merchants and Manufacturers
Camp Douglas Wisconsin National Guard Camp End Week Scores
The final week of the national guard encampment opened with the Avast regiment battery and troop yielding to the second regiment. The frat battery took first in the field meet at Camp Krest Prigay with 356 points. Beloit’s Last Week of Camp earned honors in relay losses, while Co. Ly f1st regiment of Bolot trailed in the artillery relay. H Helmholz of Madison won the 440 yard run in 1 03 29. An accident left William Kolloge of Milwaukee’s Co Boof eye at risk after a bayonet puncture during gun maintenance. Dr Seaman, a first regiment eye specialist, will try to save his eye.
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Camp Douglas
Wis
National Guard
Avast
Camp Krest Prigay
Co. Ly F1st
Bolot
Artileryman
First Battery
Beloit Company
Wisconsin
Meena Company
Madison Company
Oconomanoc
Co. B
Milwaukee
Fort Atkinson
H. Helmholz
Madileon
William Kolloge
Co. Boof Milwaukee
Kolloge
Bin
Seaman
Union Rackets Reported In New York Case
July 23 testimony in the Lawrence Murphy case alleges a union committee took ten thousand dollars from employers to halt a strike. A former union president testified about fifty thousand dollars threatened, with a compromise at twenty thousand.
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UNION
New York
Lawrence Murphy
Stincentters’ Rion
Umion
Flest Jemanded
Belief Prince Ferdinand fled amid Servian turmoil
A semi official denial masks rumors that Prince Ferdinand may have left the country. Private Bulgarian reports claim unrest surrounding the prince’s position. some allege an attempted overthrow influenced by Servia’s example.
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Berdaly
Spermivand
Serva
Vossis Gwering
Bulgaria
Sofia Sayib
Ferdinand
Servia
High Flyers Brought Low in Stock Market Collapse
New York on July 25 reported the suspension of Talbot J. Taylor & Co. and W. J. Stowe & Co. amid a sweeping stock selloff. The moves follow persistent price cuts and a speculative market dynamic driven by pools and manipulated support orders, signaling a broader breakdown in confidence and a dangerous cycle of liquidation.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Talbot J. Taylor & Co
W. J. Stowe & Co
T Peing
Stria
Funeral of Archbishop Katzer Draws City Dignitaries in Solemn Ceremony
Milwaukee witnesses a grand funeral for Archbishop Katzer at St. James Cathedral. Gov. LaFollette, state officials, judges, and city leaders sit near clergy and Knights of Columbus. Bishops Ireland and Quigley attend, while Knights of St George and St Michael guard the casket during the mass and elevation of the host.
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Milwaukee
Kathor
St. Jour's Cathedral
Gov
la Folette
Patrick Hancifin
John J. Hanoan
Walter
Houser
Ludwig, Halsey
Neelen
Carpenter
Rose
Seata
Columbus
Order of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Sisters of Charity
Knights of St George
Katzer
Knights of St. Michael
Tieh
Schwetach
Ireland
St. Paul
Quigley
Chicago
Trohec
Mesemer
Schwebach
Turbulent Wall Street Faces Stow and Taylor Fallout
The stock exchange buzzed with money fears and banker worry as Stow and Taylor failures ripple through markets. Brokers crowded the visitors’ gallery while the gong signaled closures amid subdued relief and lingering dread. Estimates place Stow & Co liabilities between 1.25 and 2.5 million dollars and possible bank loans at around 55.9 million under strain from major securities linked to Southern Pacific and Metropolitan Street Railway.
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Stock Exchange
Gallery
The
Stow
Taylor
Southern Pacific
Metropolitan Street Railway
Jamey R. Keene
Keene
Gait
Harriman and Whitney
Keenes and Taylors
Na Ional Bank
Tig
Ping
Astimates
Stow & Co
Kentucky Intimidation Hinders Grand Jury Action
Jeeson, Ke, Fs Belt stated that threats against Charles Green disrupted witness identification of alleged assassins of Tames Cockrill. The intimidation allegedly interrupted the grand jury investigation and prevented some witnesses from appearing, rendering further inquiry seen as useless.
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Jeeson, Ke
Fs Belt
Charles Green
Tames Cockrill
Priests to Study in America Plan Discussed
Oyster Bay July 3 Bishop Henrick of Rochester, newly named American Bishop for the Philippines, urged seminaries and native priesthood in the islands. He said Filipino priests will study in America to learn methods and ideals. Roosevelt and Root expressed sympathy. Secretary Moody planned battleship and scout ship expansions after a White House conference.
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Oyster Bay
Henrick
Rochester
Philippines
America
Roosevelt
Root
Mooly
Inspector Shea Dies in Chicago Police Work
Chicago July 25 Police Inspector John D Shea a veteran and well known figure on the Chicago police force is dead at age 60.
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Chicago
John D. Shea
Heat and Forced March Kill Hungarian Soldiers
Budapest reports from Herzegovina detail a brutal infantry march from Trabinje to Bilek ligst. During the hot July maneuver, 450 men were affected with 19 dead and 40 more expected to die.
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Budapest
Hungaria
Herzegovina
Durylas
Infan Sey
Trabinje
Bilek Ligst
Lanky Bob Takes Out a License to Wed
Robert Fitzsimmons the actor and pugilist was granted a license to wed Julia May Gifford the actress in San Francisco. The ceremony will take place today.
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San Francisco
Robert Fitzsimmons
Julian Gifford
Palace Hotel
George Dawson
Mies Darrell
Harbin Springs
Lanky
Bob
Jay
Julia May Gifford
New Challenger Beats Old Irishman in 29 Mile Race
Atlantic Highlands New Jersey July 25 Sham rock II defeats Shamrock I by eight minutes eleven seconds in a 29 mile race yesterday.
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Atlantic Highlands
N. J
Shamrock II
Shamrock
Bank Clearings Rise but Fall Versus Last Year
New York July 23 Bradstreet's reports total bank clearings for the past week at 2,155,189,877 dollars, a decline of 5.9 percent from the same week a year ago.
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New York
Bradstreet's
Gold standard plan for China gains support abroad
Berlin reports detail a proposed gold basis for China and silver adjustments among gold using nations. German, American, and Mexican commissions agree in Berlin on a unified currency concept for China and regular silver purchases to stabilize trade. Chinese representatives in London Paris and Berlin express approval of a uniform current.
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Berlin
St Pen
Basion
China
Germany
Creel
Mexican Commission
Europe
United States
London
Paris
Robbery Charge Starves Wisconsin Mall Pouch Theft
Wisconsin brief reports La Crosse George Huiman of Bellie Plaine arrested for stealing two U S mall pouches from Rock Island depot in Cellar Rapids on February 28. Also notes labor unions split in Racine, a Racine chautauqua planning, Wittenburg safe break attempt in DOAF office, Duluth mills running, new crop disease in oats, Jefferson county Helenaville school plan, A K Bailey found dead near Platteville, and Eau Claire street fair dates September 29 to October 3.
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la Grosse
George Huiman
Bellie Plaine
United States
Rock Island Depot
Cellar Rapids
Reeiiee
Racine
Business Men's Association
Wittenburg
DOAF
Tarmr
Helenayi
Jefferton
Echeo
Helenville
Jefferson County
Platteville
A. K. Bailey
St Nis
Eau Claire
T Was Beep
Tragic Unknown Man Run Down by Northwestern Train
The body of a man about 40 was found on Northwestern Hallway Company tracks near Haven Mosel Town. He was dressed as a laborer, of dark complexion, with Polish writing on papers in his pocket. Parts of the body lay along the tracks for about three quarters of a mile. identification was not possible.
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Northwestern
Sheboygan
Wis
Northwestern Hallway Company
Haven
Mosel
Tragic Baseball Injury Claims Life Of Calvin Philip
Lebon Pa July 26 Calvin Philip aged 20 died yesterday during a baseball game at Jonestown after being struck in the jugular vein by a pitched ball. He collapsed and died instantly during at bat.
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Lebon
Calvin Philipps
Jonestown
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