Peter Will Be King Im Name Orly
Military dictatorship aims to retain prestige from a royal massacre and suppress republic supporters, asserting the king will wield limited authority.
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Peter
Orly
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1903
Page
9
Milwaukee Merchants Welcome Indians at Slack River Falls
Milwaukee visitors were greeted in Black River Falls Wisconsin on June 17 with a formal reception in the opera house. Senator J J McGillivray spoke warmly, Wadhams led a response, and a quartet sang before a carriage drive through the city. Mayor H A Bright and David Thompson joined the reception committee as Indians were seen for the first time on this trip.
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Milwaukee
Slack River Falls
Black River Falls
Wis
J. J McGillivray
Opera House
Wadhams
H. A. Bright
David Thompson
Czar Sends Telegram to King Peter on Serbia Prosperity
Geneva reports on June 17 that the czar telegraphs King Peter expressing sincere wishes for Serbia's prosperity and asking God to aid the undertaking for the happiness of the Serbian people.
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Geneva
Peter Ls
Servin
Wyoming governor backs forest reserves as business plan
Cheyenne June 17 Governor Chatterton writes to Secretary Hitchcock stressing Wyoming and he are not playing politics. He asserts support for forest reserves but argues they should be managed as a practical business matter within timber areas and under business principles.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Chatterton
Hitchcock
Washington
Wyoming
Peek-a-bow waists condemned by Wisconsin priest
In Waukesha on June 17 Rev W G Miller of St Josephs Catholic church denounced lace and net waists for women calling them peek-a-bow. He said transparent waists exposing shoulders are immodest and scandalous and urged mothers to ensure daughters wear proper clothing.
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Waukesha
Wis
W. G. Miller
St. Joseph’s Catholic
Miler
Young Runaway Captured Near Bass Creek
John Wo letz, a pupil at the Wisconsin industrial school in Wauhesheim, was captured at Bass Creek four miles from Janesville. His father was arrested for aiding the escape. The boy had been allowed home to attend his mother’s funeral.
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Janesville
Wis
John Woletz
Wauhesheindustrial School
Bass Creek
Here
Little Girls Complaint in Janesville Trial
In Janesville Wisconsin on June 17 a man named John M4 Harry Hinton of Milton Junction is tried in municipal court for abusing his two young daughters. The older child, now three years without her mother, is left to live with her father and brother. She is said to have been treated cruelly for not preparing meals.
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Janesville
Wis
Jond M4
Harry Hinton
Milton Junctions
Wisconsin Varsity Tests New Shell in Strenuous Draw
Poughkeepsie June 14 Wisconsin varsity rowed in a new shell with freshmen, finishing ahead of the fresher crew in a close scrape with Cornell as Wisconsin drew four courses. O'Dea lacked a coach and a boat later, but praised the crew after a trial of the new four oared shell borrowed from Columbia. The Badgers prepared by moving to a new boathouse as tensions over training facilities eased.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Wiscansin
Coambia
Camila
O'Dea
Wisconsin
Cornell
Andrew O'Dea
Badgers
Walla Walle
Frank Brothers
Varsity
Columbia
Owea
Death Dealing Creek Now An Innocent Brook
A June Oregonian dispatch from Heppner reports Willow Creek caused vast destruction, now shrunk to a brook. Army workers recovered about 300 bodies from depots and wreckage, many dismembered, with arms and clothing missing. Families are destitute as 200 houses were demolished and recovery continues amid fears of pestilence and further losses.
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Portland
Oregon
Oregonian
Willow Creek
Dalles
Rosa
Ife
Heppner
Jrst
Illinois Supreme Court Rules Act Creating Three Cook County Judges Invalid
The Illinois Supreme Court declared unconstitutional the 1901 act creating three new Cook County circuit judges. Provisional Democratic nominees were elected last election and filed mandamus to test the law. Court offered no opinion beyond declaring the law invalid.
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lInois
Death in Fire at Wausau House Causes and Witness
Mrs Peter Nelson died in a June Wausau Wisconsin house fire traced to a kerosene spill while preparing a meal. Neighbors saw smoke, a battered kerosene can remained as witness, and a rescuer was burned. She was 34, survived by husband and three children.
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Wausau
Wis
Peter Nelson
Nelson
Telegrams in Brief From Port Huron to London News
A digest of brief items reports Mike Ward winning a third round decision over Sue Gardner in boxing, a Mexican fund award deposit of $1 420 682, a reduced One Way fare of $10 by The Wisconsin Central, and new Santa Fe desert land opened near Los Angeles with few applications. It also notes Navy chaplain John R Chadwick resigning, Pat Donovan shot and mortally wounded in Missoula, a highway ambush, and Lipton dining with reflections on American shipbuilding skill.
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Port Huron
Mich
Mike Ward
Sarnia
Ort
Sue Gardner
Philadelphia
Clayton
State Department
Wicconsic Central
Chicago
Omaha
Los Angeles
Santa Fe
John. R. Chadwick
United States Navy
Navy
Havana Harbor
Missoula
Mont
Pat Donovan
Donovan
Robeber
London
Thomas Lipton
Lipton
Bank official commits suicide in New Jersey home
Frank Dean, vice president of Seaboard National Bank, died by self inflicted gunshot at his Orange New Jersey residence. Bank officers cited despondency over domestic affairs as a possible motive. no family reason given. Also reported: Brown county fair plans to enhance event quality. Andreas Chrometz from Turpez Hungary continues his around the world walking trip, aiming to visit many countries before returning home in 1906.
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Bark
New York
Wis
Frank Dean
Seaboard National Bank
Orange
New Jersey
Andreas Chrometa
Turpez
St. Martin
Hungary
Milwaukee
Mr. Chrometz
Heather
Closing concert of the Northeastern Singers Bund in Baltimore
In Baltimore a closing concert featured a large turnout of singers from the Northeastern Singers Bund. The event showcased vocal performances by many participants, reflecting regional musical activity and community engagement.
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Baltimore
Socialists Win the Day and a Narrow Bull Attack
Waukesha Wisconsin farmer Frederick Williams, living four miles south of the city, narrowly escaped a fatal bull attack at his home. The enraged bull charged, knocked him to the ground, breaking his right wrist, while a large shepherd dog attacked the bull. Williams clung to a tree until a farmhand arrived to help him remain safe through the afternoon.
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Waukesha
Wis
Frederick Williama
Willams
Racine Aldermen Move to Ban Grave Monuments
Racine Wisconsin January 17 aldermen oppose secret societies placing monuments on grave sites at Mound cemetery. They propose prohibitions preventing the cemetery superintendent from granting permits. The move follows protests after a Woodmen of the World monument was unveiled two weeks earlier in a crowd of about 2,000, with grass trampled during the ceremony.
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Racine
Wis
Jane 17
Mound Cemetery
Eurer
Social Democrats gain ground in Reichstag election
Berlin reports the social democrats likely to gain 19 seats and surpass 400000 votes, with 117 elected and 118 needed for a second election. Crowds filled socialist meetings as leaders claimed near 9 million votes. The Watich princess affair influenced Saxony, boosting socialist gains while agrarians fared poorly.
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Berlin
Jame
Waich
Saxony
Move to Oust Northcott Faction Made at Indianapolis Convention
At the Indianapolis convention thousands of Modern Woodmen of America members gathered to oust current leaders and install a new regime. Opponents accused officials led by Illinois’ lieutenant governor of graft and misused funds, citing salaries, a $10,000 plant, and other charges while Northcott faced pushes for reform.
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Northcott
Indianapolis
Ind
ant-Northcott
Woodmen of America
Milnois
Bec
Central
Board of Directors
Widower Weds Wide Grand Rapids Resident
George Porsche of Dexter, a farmer with two children, sought a house keeper in Grand Rapids. He confided in shoe merchant G Broderll, who learned he might pay $75 for a suitable match. At 10 to 11 o'clock, broker Mr Drugerli located widow Mrs Eliza Butler, described as possessing two...
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Grand Rapids
Couple Wed In Court After Match With License Issued
Two individuals agreed to unite after meeting at Day of Meeting. County Clerk Renne issued the license and Judge W J Conway issued the permit for immediate marriage. Justice T J Cooper wed them that evening with George N Wood and Guy Waldo as witnesses. Officials say the match is a record-breaker.
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Renne
W. J. Conway
T. J. Cooper
George N. Wood
Guy Waldo
White favors port for czar in Manchuria
Andrew D. White, former ambassador to Germany, urged that Russia be allowed a Pacific port and supported Manchuria as a suitable outlet. He argued denying sea access to 150 million people is wrong, and noted China would close Manchuria to commerce if left alone.
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Syracuse
N.J
Andrew D. White
Germany
Russia
Manchuria
China
Philippines
Cy De Vry Aids In Masher Capture At Lincoln Park
Chicago June 17 Animal Keeper Cy De Vry of Lincoln Park aided police in detaining a masher after a crowd grabbed the suspect as he allegedly accosted women and children near the animal house. Keeper DeVry, supervising feedings, joined Officers Loose and Daugherty to halt the man, Tony Puhler, who was fined $12 by Justice Gibbons.
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Chicago
Cy de Vry
Lincoln Park
de Vry
Loose
Daugherty
Gibbons
Tony Puhter
Fuhler
DeVry
Free After 27 Years New York Governor to Pardon Emma Wemple
Albany reports Governor Ciel will grant clemency to Emma Bo Wemple within days, freeing her from Auburn prison after 27 years on a life sentence for the 1876 murder of her husband. Nelson Cool, her alleged accomplice who sought marriage, was hanged by later retrials.
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New York
Albany
N. Y
Ciel
Emma Bo Wemple
Auburn
Nelson Cool
Wemple
Jett and White May Get Verdicts of Acquittal
Jackson Ky June 17 The defense in the Jett White case closed its testimony as Judge Redwine prepares the jury charge after arguments. Community doubt grows over any conviction and people quietly consider what would follow an acquittal as part of a secret departure of some involved.
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Jackson
Redwine
Ewen Family Faces Loss After Captain Ewen's Death
The passage notes the Ewen family plans to move on after Captain Ewen's life is deemed unadulterated by loss and his property is all destroyed, reflecting the family's efforts to cope and relocate following the disaster.
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Ewen
Turkey's Real Aim in Europe and the Balkans
A Collier's Weekly analysis argues the sultan pursues reforms in Macedonia to project influence while stifling Christian rights. It warns of Turkish forces in Europe, potential Bulgarian frontier incursions, and possible wider regional upheaval amid pressures from Armenia’s past massacres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Russia
Ely
Macedonia
Albania
Europe
Greece
Arasia
China
Alabama
Collier's Weekly
Prominence Figures and Society Notes Across Nations
Mme Loubet backs coeducation and American girls training methods as a French society issue. Bourke Cochran may soon announce engagement to Kathleen Mathew, daughter of Lord Justice Mathew. Astor wealth traces to Bowery uncle Henry, while Harry Weil profits from Wall Street declines with multi million gains. Weil predicted rail stocks and his forecast proved correct.
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Mme, Loubet
Apoc
Holbrook Spouse Wedding Invitations Amid Milwaukee News
Briefer items note Hortense Holbrook Spence engagement for June 30. Wooster University president Dr Louis Holden resigns amid deficit concerns and potential donor aid. Referee Ferdinand Geiger reports on Emeline Ludington estate accounting, balancing $8,686,839.13 due and estate value at Gov. Ludington's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Holbrook
Milwaukee
Hortense
Thomas Henry Spence
Louis E. ‘Holden
Wooster, Ohi
Touigh
Holden
Beloit College
Ferdinand Geiger
Emeline M. Ludington
Harrison Ludington
Ludington
Gov. Ludington
Why Georgie Was Popular at the Children's Party
At a children's party Georgie won popularity as guests admired him. When asked why he was liked, the hostess noted Georgie claimed he did not know anything to recite and had seemed unprepared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgie
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