To the People Ohler Executive of credes Speech
A verbose denunciation of monetary policy, industrial trusts, and imperialism critiques. It calls for a gold and silver currency, opposes centralized wealth influence, and urges a populist, anti imperial stance with emphasis on Jeffersonian principles and democratic reform. It praises military volunteers and stresses independence from foreign entanglements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Ous
Harrison
Andes
Democratic
Valer
Slain foreigners and escape from Peking report
Shanghai reports three Chinese servants revealing that foreigners in Peking were killed after the legation was burned. Dispatched cables say British and Russian authorities consider heavy force necessary to quell resistance, with extensive troop deployments and Chinese soldiers gathering to retake order.
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Shanghai
Peking
Uctober
Puatoms
Legation
Brrnet
Londys
Daly
Luesiliy
Hull
Japan
Vane
Jorge Sissy
Adqwiral Seynour
Eper
Maival
Vientsin
Seven Children Slain by Fireworks Explosion
In Philadelphia a child colored boy named Tsaiah Hurtis fired a pistol at a stand of fireworks outside Astonarin Mattecello’s shop on Eighth Street. The blast killed seven children and injured 34 others, with windows shattered and smoke blanketing the block. The fireworks seller was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Astonarin Mattecello
Eighth Street
Prycement
Tragic Tacoma Bridge Car Crash Kills Many
A wrecked Edison excursion car plunged from a Tacoma bridge into a gulch during a parade morning. Passengers, including women and children, perished or were injured. official counts indicate many fatalities and fourteen injuries with several expected to die. Local officials report extensive casualties and ongoing rescue efforts.
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Tacoma
Wast.s
Macca
Edison
Tell Street
Lelais
Drowned in Spring Floods Darken Town Names
A damaged OCR passage reports multiple drownings and shipwrecks during a spring flood. Names appear garbled, but references to towns, dates, and individuals hint at a chaotic scene with boats sunk, people missing, and local figures noted alongside event phrases.
Milwaukee Carnival Electrified Pageant Lights Mile
Wisconsin state news reports Milwaukee carnival events ending with the midsummer festival at Deutscher and Calumet clubs. Electric floats 20 feet tall move on streetcars as 6,000 descent lights illuminate the procession, culminating in a Print Carnival with carnival court and jesters.
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Milewaukee
Calumet
Catalvat
Printe Carcival
Severe storm devastates Merville area with widespread damage
A damaging derecho swept over Merville causing walnut size hail and hours of wind. Grain fields were leveled west of the town, shade trees uprooted, traffic delayed, and barn structures blown flat. Three people reportedly injured by debris, grain destroyed in several planes.
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Halle
Mervillan
Hall
Storm sweeps Black River Falls causing widespread damage
A storm swept through Black River Falls tearing shade trees from roots and uprooting or breaking many utility poles. The Universalist church belfry was blown from the roof and demolished. Outhouses and barns suffered severe damage and about a thousand shade trees were broken or uprooted. Dr. Spaulding's brick warehouse was demolished.
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Rieer Falls
Universalist Church
Drought to Broken as Lightning Hits La Crosse Area
After a prolonged drought, a severe storm with lightning damaged crops across a 140 mile radius. In La Crosse area lightning struck repeatedly, with a German church chard and burned by fire, though crops survived due to timely rainfall.
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la Grosse
la Crosse
Weather Crop Report Notes Wisconsin Drought Impacts
The Washington weather agency reports drought in Wisconsin with northwest counties hit hardest. Corn fields damaged, late frost harming winter wheat and rye, oats and barley nearly a total failure. Hay and pastures remain short, berry prospects limited, apples show potential despite drought.
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Washington
Wisconsin
Gunfire in Stevens Point Ends in Double Arrest
Gabriel Green who killed Louis Wiesner last January was shot dead by an unknown assailant in Stevens Point. Leo Wiesner, Greens’ relative, and Frank Glisczinski, Wiesner’s employee, were arrested and charged in connection with the shooting. Green was out on bail.
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Gabriel Green
Louis Wiesner
Stevens Point
Nasassil
Leo Wiesner
Green
Vivian
Frank Glisczinski
Wissher
Died Suddenly, Tames H. Merriil, Osukosu Mayor
Osukosu mayor Tames H. Merriil died suddenly in New York from an apoplexy while visiting his sister. He had traveled east about two weeks ago. his wife also went to Miggogri to visit relatives.
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Tames H. Merriil
Osukosu
New Yorks
Mr. Merrijl
New York
Samela
Miggogri
Various Local Disasters and Upheavals Across Wisconsin
A rash of misfortunes and events spans Wisconsin: Mrs. Mileu Leach dies in Racine after falling on Lourd, Teutonie shipper wrecks on South Shore road from forest fires, and the Ruckmont bridge over a mile long is destroyed. Adplpl Sprecher of Sank City dies at home threshold at age 70. Bay View mills close indefinitely. Milwaukee factory workers number about 1100 unemployed. La Crosse region mills near shutdown. John Allenman, veteran cheesemaker, commits suicide in Moorne at 81. Missionaries Henry and Porters family danger in China. J B Cassadus’s wife dies in Madison. Seth Smith marks 60th wedding anniversary in Omro. Lafayette post office halts business. routes to Sparta disrupted. Don MelDonnell’s children drown at Long Lake. Waupaca veterans home finances reported. St Clara students graduate 17. Owen Vorohue dies in road accident near Mile Low Road. Waverly resort building burned. U S Department official cites evidence of ancient groundwater site in Meulten county Tex. ancient pottery shards found near Nuemeq river.
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Mileu Leach
Racine
Cied
Lourd
Teutonie
Pacis
South Shore
Ruckmont
Milwaukee
la Crosse
John Allenmau
Moorne
Key
Henry D. Porter
Beloit
H Danger
China
Nary
J.B. Cassadus
Dlct
State Suprem Court
Madison
Seth Smith
Omro
Lafayette
Nouial
Sparta
Don Melyonnell
MelDonnell
Tamber
Man’s National Bank
Ghippewa Walls
Boleing
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Ohler
Crede
Patty Preceyte
Kanone Cy
Angus
Voiventin
Te Gureried
Hennes
Marri
Urat
Mgaluyt
Waleh
Lyruucracy
Congress
Multvtal
Guld
Treasury
Fas
Lins
NUS
Caesar
Sound National Notley
Paal
Vasalad
Wberry
Cuba
Giachilmen
Ayat
Admiral Dewey
Piippines
Spain
Sulex
Porto Rico
Philippines
Lonodt
Une War Department
Parco Rico
Suyjar Puron
Voon
Republic
Rico
Ex- Nagulah
Fribute
Jeferson
Lipmoren
Une Sisters
Tayeriaihan
Benmore
AMS
Hinens
Duanerd Provinges
Aless
Tropleius
Yorktown
New Orleans
Dan J. Tw
Detaysberg
South
Dover
Yale
Nicaragua
Europe
Amin
Republican Party
Almedt
Uabroken
Cole
Cetlan
Pendence
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JWR
le Hunouneeer Petra
Pyryer
Wwe
Nba
Charles 5
Bee Klay
Taenoja
Teesuta
Young Alger
Maddy Henge
Montreal
Mint Mer
Quebec
Thay Kukaell
Algerdy
Agian
Bari
Srescon
Sivtechat
Tyos
Aerts
Georgi
Chompeon
Phase
My Thompson
Triath
Wisconsin State News
Aljevedt Mardeecr
St. Clara Sendents
Owen Vorohue
Inlow Road
Boscnbed
Sinner
Waverlyventh
Louis Chemsert
Ipleian
Charles Mr. Tivos
United States Agricultural Department
Meulten
Tex
Nuemeq River
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