Haywood reception plans spark Denver union turnout
Denver unions plan a large demonstration for William D. Haywood on his Saturday arrival, with 25 000 to 50 000 expected to greet him at Union Station and a six white horse carriage procession. E B F Richardson withdraws from Haywood defense citing Darrow methods. Charles H Moyer declines Denver celebration citing ongoing trial concerns.
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Denver
Duncans
William D. Haywood
Morer
Associated Press
Col
the News Today
EB. F. Richardson
Boise
Idaho
Western Federation of Miners
Clarence Darrow
Darraw
Richardson
Cnll
Haywood
Glang
Steunenberg
Salt Lake City
Union Station
Lne
Moyer
Charles H. Moyer
Federation
Afl
Joano
Aug. c
Familly
George A. Pettibone
Pettibone
Waywood
Chicago
E. F. Richardson
Five Grown At GES Moines
Five people drowned when a launch capsized in the Des Moines river near the city. The victims include William H. Powell his wife and son Hattie and J F Jevens and habr. The boat overturned in swift current. engine failure followed and the craft struck the dam. Powell was a prominent young trustful figure.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
William HL Powell
Hattie
J. F. Jevens
Habr
Simme
Mocha Belot
Powell
Trurtclin
UNIQNISTS DEFEATED IN STAFFORDSHIRE VOTE
Election returns show Albert Staines Larberald winning a likely decisive advantage over the Unionist candidate by a margin of 2,248. The result fills the vacant dean position and signals broader Labour strength while contests persist in certain constituencies.
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Atescia
Frere Loaien
Permament
Northwest
Staffordshire
Albert Staines Larberald
Alfred Alllson
Body found with head and hands cut off near Blind River
The unknown man was discovered in the woods near Blind River on August 2 with head and hands removed. Pockets were emptied, suggesting robbery as the motive, though no identifying items were found. The location is Sault Ste. Marie, Mich.
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Associated Press
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Blind River
Southern Railway License Revoked in Alabama
Secretary of State Frank N. Julian canceled the Southern Railway license to do business in Alabama for violations of Senate Bill 86 effective July 1. The revocation is automatic and not tied to current federal court orders.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Southern Railway
Alabama
Frank N. Julian
Secretary of State
United States Court of the Fifth Circuit
Federal
Jones
Middle Alabama
Circuit Court
Talladega County
J. D. MccNeel
Secretary of
Julian
Coal famine looms for northwest from ore and rail delays
Cleveland Ohio reports looming winter coal shortage across the northwest due to rail shortage of coal shipments and ore demand. Shippers fear 3 to 5 million tons less coal than needed beyond the upper lakes, with ships tied up awaiting cargo and ore carriers blocking loadouts.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Northwest
Ite
Upper Lakes
Ohio
Upper Lake
Northwest Proberly
Regatta of Oarsmen Opens at St Catherine’s
The twenty eighth annual Canadian Association of Amateur Oarsmen regatta starts in St Catherines with entries from clubs from Montreal to Winnipeg and teams from Buffalo and Detroit. The opening races include junior singles and senior singles with favorites from Toronto and Detroit RC, amid threatening weather and wind likely limiting records.
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Associated Press
St. Catherines
Ont
Canadian Association of Amateur Oarsmen
Brontreal
Winnipeg
Toronto
Winnipegs
United States
Buffalo
N. Y
Detroit
Fred Fruessett
New York
Don
Fuessel
J. Colston
St Catherines
S Ingles
Richard Seagrave
Don HC
W. D. Maurice
Detroit RC
A. E. Springs
Toronto RC
W. Dexner
Mutual R. C. Buffalo
F. E. Martron
Detroit R. C
Girl Produced by Hell Jumpers Court Custody
A seventeenth year Sioux City girl, delivered today by the Hell Jumpers at the Court Commissioner Hemlock's office, is placed in the custody of Andersherif Edward Gilson Mire Landel, the mother. Proceedings proceed to secure possession of the child.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ark
Waukesha
Qica Landeis
Sioux City
Towa
Hell
Hemlock
Andersherif
Edward Gilson
Landel
Peace Proclamation Amid Iron Miners Strike
A government proclamation warns both sides in the iron miners strike to keep peace and preserve order. Officials pledge to safeguard the peace as tensions rise in the labor dispute and surrounding communities.
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Precey
Ang
Dobrcen
Wisconsin Bishop Fox to Visit Milwaukee Grand Reception Planned
Special from Green Bay reports Bishop Joseph J. Fox of the Green Bay diocese traveled through Haron es early this spring and arrived in New York yesterday. He will come to Milwaukee Sunday as a guest of Archbishop Messmer and will return to Green Bay Monday evening where a grand reception will be tendered.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Joseph J. Fox
Haron?eines
New York
Messmer
Green Tiny
Burglary at Bray Home on Washton Street
A burglar entered the Bray residence at 11 Washington Street while the occupants slept. He stole $20 from Bray and 80 cents from Dr. Hanson, leaving few clues as police report only a vague description. incident linked to a local thief.
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J. M. Bray
Washington Street
Mr. Bray
R. P. Hanson
Ray
Dr. Hanson
Som
Theason
Murder Rampage Casts New York Into Terror
A New York killer targets women and children as police pursue three suspects, including Anna Messner, with the Tieschier case sparking citywide fear. A sailor named Carl Nelson was beaten after an attempted assault near Rector Street.
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New York
First ‘Avenue
Peer Satan
Whitechapel
Jack the Ripper
Treschler
Anna Messner
Gaetano Rippolone
Giuseppe Bonfanza
Tieschier
Bingham
Harburger
Carl Nelson
Jeanie Pittman
Rector Street
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Nelson
Russian and German rulers to host friendly talks
The Norddeutsche Allgemeine Zeitung reports Emperor William and the Russian sovereign will hold several days of cordial intercourse. The article stresses the meeting is personal and free of suspicion, expressing strong mutual interest between the two houses and nations.
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Rom
Agel
Schmunde
Norddeutscher Allegemeine Zeitung
Stavecome
Wichelas
William
French Training Ship Couronne Suffers Fatality and Explosions
At Toulon on August 2 an explosion during target practice on the French training ship Couronne killed three sailors and wounded several others. The vessel, launched in 1861, carries 34 guns and a 6000 ton displacement with a crew of 622. Earlier, Paris reported that some large caliber guns used in Mediterranean maneuvers exploded prematurely.
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Toulon
France
Bhells Defetive
Paris
Minster
Marine Thompson
Mediterranean
Police Defiance Delays Belfast Police Parade
In Belfmet a disaffected Belfast police force postpones a planned parade amid threats of mass dismissal. Constable Barrett, dismissed for agitation, leads claims that promotion hinges on provocation duties under the Dublin castle system and denounces the alleged crime manufacturing. The government demands discipline before considering petitions and warns of a full reorganization if needed.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Barrett
Dublin Castle
Dublin
Lord Leutenant
Ireland
Earl of Aberdeen
Lord Ne
Northern Inter urban Golf League Qualifying At Algoma Club
Herbert Banderob of the city posted the best eighteen hole score in the Northern Inter urban Golf League qualifying at Algoma Country Club. Twenty eight players started and eight qualified with scores listed. afternoon pairings include Banderob and Hewitt Marquis and Sabin Gruenewald and Ives Busche and Miller.
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Algoma
Herbert Banderob
Herbert Bunderoth
Oshkosh
R. J. Miner
Sheboygan
F. H. Sabin
A. H. Gruenewald
George W. Hewitt
Basche
Green Bay
J. L. Miarquis
Appleton
G. B. Ives
Fond du Lac
Banderob
Hewitt
Marquis
Emperors to Meet Tomorrow in Baltic Sea
Emperor William of Germany and Emperor Nicholas of Russia plan a meeting at sea near Surmenawie. The two leaders will voyage aboard their warships to discuss safety and potential assistance as naval patrols tighten security in the Baltic region.
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William of
Germany
Forperor
Nicholas of
Rega
Baltic Sea
Surmenawie
Lohenmiera
Bank Settlements Heavy as Banks Press midsummer Totals
New York reports heavy bank settlements with the weekly total across leading U S cities at 7353L70, up 3% from last year and 7.8% from 1905. Some cities show slight gains, notably Cleveland and Minneapolis, while New York continues to show a steady loss. Interior points indicate satisfactory progress as crop uncertainties fade.
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Associate Press
York
Jhun
Weyisink
United States
New York
Cier Ae
Cleveland
Minineapolis
Kansas
Legisvine
BR. G. Thun
Milwacker article on MacArthur’s early life and ties to Milwaukee
The piece notes Major William Wot Asm Young MacArthur born for the war era and details early life in Milwaukee and West Paint connections. It mentions graduate status and ties to local figures, highlighting young Arthur MacArthur Jr. and the future General's early military askimfont in the United States.
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Howe
Washlagtoe
Effect of Child Labor Law in Milwaukee Aug 2 to Nov 1
A new Wisconsin law restricts employment of children under sixteen in Milwaukee factories and shops from August 2 to November 1. It forbids work in industries such as manufacturing and cigars and imposes penalties for violations, aiming to reduce dangerous conditions and child exploitation. Public officials urge compliance and anticipate enforcement statewide.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Thresanson
Brenerica
Mil
Csi
Oshkosh Highlighted as Summer Resort in Northwestern Book
The Chicago and Northwestern railroad issues a book on lakes and summer resorts of the northwest. Oshkosh is noted for Lake Winnebago Fox River and local fishing and boating centers. The Inland Lake Tracking Association regatta and Oshkosh hotels with rates are listed. Northwestern agent Curtin predicts rising summer tourism and more visitors to Oshkosh for fishing and outings.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Northwest
Oshkosh
Alaa
Menion
Sunner Tourbix
B. Curtin Jr
North- Western Company
Oshkesh Wee
Mar
Oshkesh
Railway men to hold annual picnic at North Fond du Lac
A trio of Celkesh railway workers and the Northwestern road attend an annual picnic at North Fond du Lac next Tuesday. Extensive arrangements include a burlesque drawn performance with several acts and unique entertainments. PL Hammill and FL Walker Peterson, among others, organize the event with two showings at 2 pm and 4 pm.
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North Fond du Lac
PL Hammill
Petereon
Naser Mehacic
Harris
Tain
Earthquake Predicted for Uruguay Amidst Rumors
A forecast claims a major quake will strike Uruguay on Anguat 2. The rumor mentions Rye Apesrain Bree Montevideo and Uriguat as locations or sources of the prophecy. Authorities have not confirmed the prediction.
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Rye Apesrain
Montevideo
Uriguat
Uroguay
Anguat
Morocco Crisis Dominates Paris Cabinet Meeting
Paris officials debate immediate French and Spanish action in Casablanca after murders of Europeans. Pichon urges landing troops. Clemenceau favors accord with Algeciras terms. In Tangier the Conde and Du Chayta sail. Nive bound with 5000 troops and horses.
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Tima Nipe
Morocco
Clemenceau
Associated Press
Toulon
Conde
du Chayta
Tangier
Nive
Mytho
Shamrock
Paris
Pichon
France
Spain
al- Reciras
Casablanca
M. Pichon
Moroces
Opinon
Germany
M. Delcasse
Fez
Tida
la Republique Francaise
Madanin Pasha
Algeciras
Vienna
M. Clemenceau
Carisbad
Ex-officials Indicted in Fond du Lac Conspiracy Case
District Attorney R L Morse and former Sheriff Bernard Sheridan were indicted for conspiracy to route sheriff bills through the district attorney for a per cent fee. Former Sheriff J C Harcum was charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. The trio were arraigned before Court Commissioner Goods ing and released on bond.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
R. L. Morse
Bernard Sheridan
J. C. Harcum
Goodsing
Ball
Cotton Advances Sharply in Futures After Crop Report
New Orleans traders reacted to the government Crop condition report of seventy five with a sharp advance in futures. October jumped from 1222 to 148, with similar gains across other options as bulls were surprised by the lower than expected reading. In New York the August report was bullish and sparked excitement with October at 1218 and January 12.35.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Valner
New York
Too Ugly to Marry Off Charged in Audited Death
Vienna official reports a 2-A Hunsanean citizen at Neusandee charged with elect elect reinforcement crimes admitted the crime but claimed the man lacked chance of rein. The jury found manslaughter and the court sentenced the prisoner to three years imprisonment.
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Neusandee
Thie
Csurt
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