Readiness Ordered as Coal Strike Tension Escalates
Soldiers of the Twelfth regiment near Philadelphia and Heading iron colliery are held in readiness for instant marching after attacks on troops. General Gobin issued stern measures and ordered ball cartridges for sentries. Pickets surround Woodward colliery with no attempt to restart operations.
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Associated Presa
Shemini
Updexrut
Comespany
Indian Ridge
Phkilelphia
Iron Company
Gobin
Cium
Whilkesbarre
Horses Guarded After Night Probing in Shenandoah
In Shenandoah Pa the Eleventh regiment reports a prowler near stables aimed at harming horses. Three bullets fired at the fleeing man. he escaped. Sentries might have stopped him. no capture. Regiments drilled and patrols resumed. several rioters arrested. funeral held for Joseph Reddull.
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Associated Press
Shenandoah
Elehth
Fred Ui
Company HO
Hoffman
Olonel Clement
Girardyine
Shorty
Oaks
Joseph Reddull
Hibernians Gather for Tenth Annual Session in Milwaukee
Delegates to the Ancient Order of Hibernians met at University hall for the tenth annual session in Milwaukee. Only a few members attended the opening. President Key postponed formal business until the afternoon. Mayor Rose welcomed the group at two o clock, followed by President Key’s address. Reports and committee appointments filled the rest of the day.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Delegaria
Order of Hiberniana
Wisconsin
University Hall
John T. Keky
Rose
Key
Police Fight in Manila Amid Moro Tensions
Governor Bandoltz reports that police from Ave town defeated followers of Roberto Rios, a Filipino faction leader, near Antimonen. Many rebels killed or wounded, few police hurt. General Lavis arrived from Mindanao and conferred with General Chaffee on Moro issues.
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Be Associated Press
Bandoltz
Wright
Ave Towna
Roberta Rios
Rios
Palice
Antimonen
Lavis
Mindanao
Chaffee
Manil
Marion Wins War Game in 6 to 1 Victory
Special to The Northwestern Marion Wisconsin April 4 In a baseball game the Marion team defeated Clintonville at home 6 to 1. Batteries Marion Rhodes and Love Clintonville Flanigan and Flanigan Struck out Veeco Yettieen by Flanigan.
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Northwestern
Marion
Wis
Clintonville
Marion, Rhodes and
Love
Cintonville
Flanigan
Veeco
Yettieen
WILL ABANDON TEXAS
Wy merchant J. W. Moore and R. W. Anderson of Adeline and Captain Witingham of Millan arrive in Dallas en route to Canada to take a ranch with about 2000 head of cattle next year. Texas cow men have shipped to the Dakotas and Wyoming but plan a Canadian range to avoid authorities.
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Assecketed
Dallas
Texas
Wy Merchant
J. W. Moore
R. W. Anderson
Adeline
Witingham
Millan
Exay
Canada
Dakotas
Wyoming
Cleveland City Wins Street Railway Franchises Injunction Fight
The Circuit Court dissolved Judge Caldwell’s injunction restraining the city from granting public service franchises. Mayor Johnson led the defense, and the ruling suggests low fare street railway lines may be built soon.
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Associated Presa
Cleveland
Caldwell
Johnson
Injunctions Proliferate in July Oats Case in Chicago
Judge Chetlat issued twenty nine more injunctions in the July oats dispute. Complainants Walter Thorburn Co target Bank of Montreal and board firms to halt margins on short July oat sales. Ten injunctions, urged by Pratt Buckley, aim to stop individual firms from collecting margins. The Walter Thorburn case involves about $600,000, with other sums doubling that estimate.
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Agebled Press
Chicago
Sudge Chetlat
Walte, Thorburn & Co
Bank of Montreal
Board of Trade
Pratt & Buckley
Walterhorburn
Protest Possible Over Trident Center Board Change
Commodore Macdonald of the Bridgeport Yacht Club says a protest against the Trident may be lodged over its center board arrangement. Designer Werrick Dugean has decided to abandon one of the three center boards, a change that prompts the potential protest ahead of the Seawanhaka cup defense.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Que
Commodore Macdonald
Bridgeport Yacht Club
Trident
Tr. Werrick Dugean
Montana Quake Shakes Clinton and Bonn er
An earthquake struck Missouri county in the evening, lasting about two seconds with quick vibrations. In Bonner a large dynamo shook from its adjustment, while Clinton reported severe shocks and some old buildings collapsed according to reports from Helena and Clinton observers.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
Helena
Mont
Missouri County
Bonner
Clinton
Governor La Follette postpones Camp Douglas review
Governor La Follette due to heavy duties could not review the First Regiment W N G at Camp Douglas today. The review is postponed to Thursday or Friday of this week.
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Camp Donellas
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
la Follett
Camp Douglas
W. N.G
Spaniards Celebrate Opening of Centro Beneficia Hospital
In Santiago de Cuba on August 4 Associated Press reports Spaniards marked the hospital opening in the former American officers’ building. The Archbishop of Santiago de Cuba led ceremonies, the first Spaniards’ demonstration since the Spanish American War.
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Associated Press
Santiago de Cuba
Centro Beneficia Hospital
No news from Baldwin Arctic expedition funds donor
William Ziegler, who financed the Baldwin Arctic expedition, sent funds but did not receive Advices from Baldwin. The Associated Press states no dispatches have arrived since Baldwin's reported arrival at Honningsvaag and skepticism remains about his return.
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Associated
New York
William Ziegler
Associated Press
Baniwin
Wniive
Honningsvang
Sailie
Aldwin
Mount Pelee eruption dangers described by expert
Correspondent recounts statements by geologist Prof James Jageur Jr and others on Mount Pelee activity. They warn of continuing eruptions, deadly pyroclastic flows, and the risk to towns on Martinique and nearby islands while advising cautious relocation to safer areas and continued monitoring.
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Associated Press
Bert de Frome
Martine
James Aa. Jageur Jr
Ceelstant
United States
Mont Pelee
St Vincent
Ben
Unis
Healoot Riviere Bienehs
Pele
Reat
Bellefontaine
Vive
Carbet
Fonds
St. Dennis
Morne Rouge
Basse Point
St. Vincent
Pelee
Martinique
Mount Pelee
Islani
Fort Je Francs
Tn West Indies
Mount Peles
Fort de France
Death in the Electric Chair at Sing Sing Prison
Ossining New York August 4 Aaron Malle was executed in Sing Sing prison for the murder of Mary McCarthy, whom he shot in a department store. The case went to the United States court and a final appeal to Governor Odell for commutation was denied.
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Associates Press
Ossining
N. Y
Aaron Malle
Sing Sung
Mary McCarthy
Iillat
New York
Halle
United States Court
Odell
Entente talks opened between Colombia and Nicaragua
Washington reports negotiations begun to establish a personal understanding between Colombia and Nicaragua. Ministers Concha and Cars ea carry on talks amid recent suspicions over Isthmus of Panama incidents. Columbia accuses Nicaragua of harboring revolutionary movements and expeditions from its soil.
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Cy Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Colubia
Nicaragua
Concha
Columbia
Carsea
J'anama
Free Import for German Embassy Gifts Aboard
Acting Secretary Spalding ordered New York customs to admit free of duty a box of decorations sent by Emperor William to the German ambassador. The box is for those who assisted in entertaining Prince Henry during his U S visit.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Spalding
New York
William
Prince Henry
United States
German Editor Baenziger Dies in La Crosse at 65
John Baenziger editor of The Volks Friend, La Crosse's German newspaper, died yesterday at age sixty five after paralysis illness. A longtime La Crosse resident and notable figure in German circles across the state, he had been stricken three weeks earlier.
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Associated Press
la Crosse
Wis
John Baenziger
The
Volks
Baenziger
Beloit college athlete to teach Latin at Lawrence University
Ed Merrill has accepted Lawrence University's offer to teach Latin next year, according to a Madison dispatch quoted by The Journal. The report notes Merrill, a Beloit College athlete, is in Milwaukee today and adds local chatter about expected arrivals and departures at Cirens grounds amid Cirens day festivities.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Journal
Madison
Raya
Ed Merrill
Beloit
Lawrence University
Cirens
Incident near Los Angeles ends in teen fatality
A 14 year old boy, Joseph Mirano, was killed when a freight car switch caused an accident. Authorities pursued suspects as a mob attacked the scene with shoves and other weapons. Police and trammen responded, but the assailants fled, leaving authorities to investigate the chaotic incident.
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Associated Siress
Los Angeles
Cal
Aus
Pacife
Joseph Mirano
Archbishop Ireland Denounces Catholic Aggressors in America
In Saint Paul Minn on August 4 Archbishop Ireland warned Catholic groups against agitating against the American government over church matters. He urged Catholics to support the United States and avoid divisive efforts while calling for prudent handling of Philippine questions and a measured approach to church and state relations. He praised President Roosevelt and urged unity within the church.
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St. Pan Minn
Het
Roosevelt
Congress of the American Federation of Catholic Socielies
Chistne
Turday
Chicago
Ireland
Porto Rico
Cuba
Blenck
Porte Rich
Washington
Havana
America
Louis
Philippine Islands
Pont
Simaingke
Leo Xtil
Leo
Tome
Rome
Pene
Philippines
Naval veteran Commodore Montgomery dies in Chicago
Commodore Joseph E. Montgomery a Civil War naval officer famed for nearly capturing General Grant, died at age with his son Dr. James Montgomery in Chicago. Born in Corrollton Kentucky, he served from 1n until the war, commanded at Pillow and New Orleans, and later lived in this city.
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Chicago
Joseph E. Montgomery
Grant
James Montgomery
Jeferson Vivi
Cuba to Pay Debts and Stroke of Financial Aid
A report from Havin outlines Cuba plans to pay debts contracted by the Cuban Junta of New York with a proposed $55,000,000 loan. General Gomez may chair a commission to manage repayment, with $25,000,000 borrowed in gold bonds and $4,000,000 allocated to sugar growers and agriculture. The plan aims to meet Platt amendments and creditors while funding army services and maintaining a sinking fund. Washington reports the U S State Department notes a cable from Minister Squiere about a loan authorization of $46,000,000 with 5 percent interest and a forty-year maturity.
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Ity Agsoviatd
da Apedal
Havin
Uwe Menthy
Senate
Bate Sttindky
Wil
American Congress
Wso
York
Mixime Gomez
Palma
Custom House
Pilina
New York Junta
Congress
Cuba
Tventy
United States
Washington, D.C
State Department
Squiere
Tinuana
Oshkosh Woman in It Special to The Northwester
Oshkosh residents attended a Friday night program at the Wisconsin Veterans Home Amusement hall directed by Miss Evelyn Currier featuring Mrs. Harper singing She Stoops to Conquer and a lullaby encore. A Grand View hall dance drew over thirty couples, and a prisoner named August Hangen briefly escaped during the outing before capture. The First Ward beat the Wisconsin Veterans Home 7 4 and Waupaen defeated Hancock 13 4 in local games. A dozen residents left for a weeklong visit to Manitowoc Manistee Fond du Lac and Neenah Oshkosh.
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Waupaca
Wis
Wisconsin Veterans’ Home
Quexty
Grand View
Evelyn Currier
Obert Beltten
Mr Caruthers
Roy Litton
van Tyee
Louise Elsie Waltron
Onde
Mrs. Harper
Oshkosh
Roerkle
Jossin Gaynor
Mra
Ee F. Stephenton
Lydia Greenough
Migs
Sorth
Avery
Grand View Hall
August Hangen
Burelacy
Wisconsin Veterans
Benedict's
Hancock
Waupaen
Wau- Pach
Apaen
O'Connell
Andersen
Honeacke Gustin
Gorman
Per Sorrenson
Manitewac
Jones for Spooner in Wisconsin Visit
United States Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas toured Milwaukee on his way home from Lake Minnetonka. He was accompanied by his wife and commented on Wisconsin politics, expressing gratification at Senator Spooner’s chances for a return to the United States Senate.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Hacine
United States
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Lake Minnetonka
Wisconsin
Janes
Spooner
Emiderrter in Government Employ Faces Shortage Loss
Henry Mybein, an employee in the United States government, turned over a 37.0 shortage in his account to the United States Treasury. The amount was recently discovered by treasury accounting officers. Mybein is under arrest.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Henry Mybein
Bate
Department of Justice
United States
The
Treasury
Rechrin
Emperor's Visit and Naval Maneuvers Stir Oviedo News
The imperial yacht Hohenzollern with Emperor Witla on board called at Reval and will visit the czar in Russia. King Alphonso's Oviedo journey is celebrated with cheers as crowds applaud the royal party. Extensive preparations mark the welcome for the emperor and staged maneuvers on the Russian squadron.
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Associated Press
Hohenzollern
Emperor Witla
Reval
Russ
Alphonse
Madrid
Alphonso
Oviedo
Raperor
St. Petersburg
Russi
Steval
Cardy
Court Martial for Intoxication at Camp Roginn Adiotans
J J Urban of Company B First Regiment at Fort Atkinsoty faces court martial this evening for intoxication on duty. The court is convened by Adjutant General Boardman with G D Rice as judge advocate. Five witnesses summoned as drills proceed and guard units train at Camp Douglas Wisconsin.
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Associated Preasy
Milwaukee
Wis
Camp Douglas
Arga
J.J. Urban
Fort Atkinsoty
Coummand
Adjutant General Boardman
Consiguy
Cam
G. D. Rice
Outbreak Is Over in Haytï Reading From Macias Cable
Captain McCrea of the gunboat Macias reports by cable that the Haytian outbreak is practically over. Authorities say affairs appear more satisfactory with rebels driven from critical positions and national forces well armed. He asks to go to San Juan for coal and will likely return north unless another outbreak arises in Hayti.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
McCrea
Macias
Navy Department
Hayttla
Cape Haytien
Caphan McCrea
San Juan
Porto Hico
Machlay
Hayti
Shingle Mill Burned at Menasha Paper Plant
A shingle mill owned by the Menasha Paper Company on the Menasha canal was totally destroyed by a fire Sunday evening. Estimated loss runs about 12,000 dollars. No cause known. Fire departments from Menasha, Neenah, and surrounding areas assisted. About thirty men will be unemployed until rebuilt.
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Menasha
Wis
Menasha Canal
Tre
Loxity
Menasha Paper Company
Ainancal Succese
Messrs
M. HW. Harlow
EB. Smith
Neenah
Redbull
Badger oil test boosts Wisconsin field claims
Madison August 4 special report says Badger ONE and company major owners including Secretary of State Froehlich welcomed a test from State Chemist A S Mitchell that rated the No 1 well oil equal or superior to Pennsylvania and West Virginia oils with less residue. A August 12 meeting in New York will decide grade and pipeline plans with Standard Oil officials. If unsatisfied, independents may build their own pipeline to market. Kiengo capitalists plan a Knox county refinery.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Badger One and Company
Froehlich
Chemiat
A. S. Mitchell
Pennsylvania
West Virgina
New York City
Knox County
Badger Company
Standard CW Company
Mati Fer Lussner
Froehilch
Badcer Company
Stard Company
Taye
Head of College Dying in Iowa Despair
Dr William M Bearshear president of the Iowa agricultural college Iowa City is gravely ill after a sinking spell during the night. Attending physician uses oxygen in efforts to prolong life as reports say he is slowly dying with end not far off.
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Axcociated Press
Ames
Willam M. Bearshear
Iowa, Agricultural College
Heat Wave Grips Wichita as Temps Top 100
Wichita reports a 100 degree plus day with no damaging hot winds yet. Forecasters warn ongoing heat without early rain could reduce corn yields later in the season.
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Wichita
Kan
Oil Train Crash Wrecks Santa Monica Refinery
A collision at a beachside area near He rondo Beach caused a derailment of an oil train. Engines and four oil tank cars were wrecked and a refinery plant burned, with several workers injured including F Gardiner Henry Andrews and William Whitesides. One crewmember T D Martin missing under wreckage.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Herondo Beach
Ad Wax
Conta Refinery Company
T. D. Martin
Areman
Eta Kine
Mr. F. Gardiner
Henry Andrews
Thaanan
Quay Survives Severe Atlantic City Storm at Sea
United States Senator M L Quay and Captain Sooy endured a forceful storm ten miles offshore from Atlantic City. Their fishing craft rode a towering rogue sea as sails tore and rain pounded for over three hours. They spent the night at Brigantine after the perilous voyage.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
M. L. Quay
Atlantic City
Brigantine
Reid at Oyster Bay with President Roosevelt
Whitelaw Reid and Mrs. Reid visited Sagamore Hill at Oyster Bay joining President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt for lunch. They arrived aboard the yacht Electric owned by Elbridge Gerry and were driven to the Roosevelt country home with Archbishop Ryan later joining for luncheon.
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SeaRsocmen Press
Oyster Bay
N. J
Whitelaw Reid
Mrs. Rell
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hil
Electric
Elbridge T. Gerry
JT. Wert
Roosevelt Pier
Archbishop Ryan
Philadelphia
Mr. Reid
England
Southern Women Meet Opens In Mont Exvasle
The opening session of the Southern Women's congress began at 2:49 this morning with delegates from leading women's organizations. Highlights include Mrs. Selena Hatman's talk on the WLC T U C and its work, a vocal solo by Afro Newsman, and discussions on Child Evers in Our Midst and Divine Handwriting. A lecture titled Hate Hour with the Brethren was also delivered by Mrs. Carrie Lee Carter.
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Associated Press
Mont Exvasle
Fenn
Southern Women's Congress
WLC. T. U. c
Selena Ehatman
Tenessee
Afro
Newsman
New York
Victoria Campbell
Mary Jewett Telford
Carrie Lee Carter
International chess masters tournament update Hanover
The twelfth round opens with pairing Trchigarin and Cehn Pillsbury vs Levin Janowski vs Mason Bardeleben vs Swidersky Napler vs Popies Atkins vs Mieyes Gunsberg vs Olland Wolf vs Marshall Gottschall vs Suechting Four games finished at adjournment Pillsbury defeated Levin Napler beat Popies Marshall fell to Wolf Atkins and Mieses drew the rest were adjourned in even positions
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Associated Press
Hanover
Trchigarin
Cehn
Pillsbury
Levin
Janowski
Mason
Bardeleben
Swidersky
Napler
Popiet
Atkine
Mieyes
Gunsberg
Olland
Wolf
Marshall
Gottschall
Suechting
Popies
Atkins
Mieses
Stoddard Mourns Wife at Sag Harbor Grave
Richard Henry Stoddard the blind poet stood beside his wife’s grave in Sag Harbor with no minister present and supported by two attendants. Surrounded by family and old friends, he read a eulogy, breaking into tears as age and rheumatism leave him unable to stand alone.
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Associated Press
New York
Richard Henry Stoddard
Sag Harbor
Weather Forecast With Scattered Storms Ahead
Variable winds tonight across Wisconsin with possible showers and a thunderstorm risk later. Expect cooler conditions in the west and a chance of warmer readings in the south, with mixed cloudiness through Tuesday.
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Songun
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