Postmaster Dies From Heat At Janesville Station
Milwaukee Aug 5 A Special Says Postmaster Frank W Owen of Footville collapsed at the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul ticket station in Janesville shortly after buying tickets to Edgerton for a temperance society picnic. The heat was cited as the cause of death and the incident occurred this morning.
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Associated Presa
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank W. Owen
Footville
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Janesville
Edgerton
Temperance Society
Great Canadian Pacific Walkout Triggers Massive Strike
Winnipeg reports a general strike as 8 000 Canadian Pacific railway mechanical workers quit, from Atlantic to Pacific, after conciliation board decisions. Western lines show 3 500 strikers, eastern 4 500, with 950 000 weekly payroll. Draymen collect tools as whistles blow, eight hundred workers at various shops join the protest.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Canada
Canadian Pacific Railway
Atlantic Coast
Pacific
Lemieux
Canadian Pacific
Winalner
Brandon
Broadview
Moose Jaw
Swift Current
Medicine War
Calgary
McLeog
Lethbridge
Cranbrook
Nelson
Eholt
Smelter Junction
Mechanical Department of the Canadian Pacific
Hrumors
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Whyte
Skagway
Vancouver
Burin
Kenora
Qegnace
Pacife
British Columbia
Laggan
Revelstok
Beedle Exonerated by Attorney General in Beedle Case
Madison August 5 Attorney General Frank L Gilbert finds no wilful bad faith or corrupt motive by Insurance Commissioner Beedle in hiring Chester Rhodes of Omro for an emergency post at department for one month at twenty dollars. The opinion reviews the matter but determines grounds for further action do not exist.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Frank L. Gilbert
George E. Beedle
Chester W. Rhodes
Omro
Clvil” Service Commission
Reedie
Bryan's Campaign Tours Across the Nation
Associated Press reports William J Bryan will tour nearly all regions speaking in major cities from coast to coast. Norman E Mack, Democratic National Committee chairman, outlined the general plan and said John W Kern may join Bryan part of the trip while Mack coordinates Atlantic state strategy.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
William I. Bryan
Atlantic
Pacific
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
John W. Kern
Bryan
Mack Honds
Korn
New York
State
Mack Tel
National Committee
Atlantic States
Bryan Outlines Subjects for Coming Speech
Democratic nominee for the presidency Nam J Bryan outlined the topics for his forthcoming acceptance speech. He will focus on Shall the people rule and the measure of rewards. Campaign issues like bank deposits and tariffs will be addressed in later speeches over the next thirty days.
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Associated Presny Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
Nam J
Bryan
YACHTS TO THE FRONT AT LAKE GENEVA REGATTA
Algoma and Twenty three of Oshkosh vie for the cup as Northwestern Regatta races at Lake Geneva unfold. Twenty-three leads class B, while Algoma ties for first in class A with Oconomowoc. Seas wind favors strong boats as crews from Oshkosh and Butte des Morts strive for the top prize.
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Oshkosh
Northwestern Regatta Association
Lake Geneva
Butte Des Morts Yacht Club
Algomr
Oshkosh Yacht Club
Invader
Ocommence
Algoma
Oconomowoc
Frst
Ocomumavee
Ion
Handy Andy
Pistakee
Oconamawoc
Townsend Hay
Leigh Hotlinter
Merritt Starkweather
Charles Bray
Robert Bowen
Oscar Roenitz
Charles Kimball
Paul Bowen
McGovern Defies Hatton Supporters In Wisconsin
In Milwaukee McGovern challenged Hatton backers claiming Senator La Follette supports no other candidate. He asserted La Follette backed him personally, called the endorsements false and said he will stay in the race until the primary decides the field.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Journal
Itickland Center
United States
Francia E.mcgovern
Court House
Hatton
la Follette
United States Senate
Cloudburst Wrecks Bisbee Businesses On Main Street
A cloudburst from the mountains shredded Bisbee Arizona late yesterday, flooding Main Street eight hundred yards long with mud and rocks. The post office and many offices suffered heavy damage estimated at 166 008 dollars. Postmaster M E Cassidy Sheriff Jack White and eighteen clerks narrowly escaped as floodwaters filled the building six feet deep. Clara Larsen of Chicago and others were washed from their positions but rescued.
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Bisbee, Aris
Damagy Ie
M. E. Cassidy
Jack White
Mie Clara Larsen
Chicagd
Kansas and Missouri primaries shape governor and senator picks
Results from Kansas and Missouri primaries show Walter Stubbs winning the Republican governor nomination over Cyrus Leland Jr. and Joseph L. Bristow likely to succeed Chester T. Long as U S senator. Missouri voters nominally favored Cowherd for governor while Gore sought re nomination in Oklahoma. Early returns across states indicate landslides and clear party endorsements.
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Topeka
W. ¥. Mcrforlding
Western Kansas
J. N. Dolley
Stubbs
Bristow
Long
Kas
Kansas
Walter 2. Stubbs
Lawrence
Cyrus Leland Jr
Joseph L. Bristow
Salina
Bristow ,N
W. FH. Ryan
Girard
Huh BP. Farrelly
Chanute
Missouri
Kansas City
William 8
Cowherd
Democratic National Consgressional Committee
David A. Ball
Wiliam H. Wallace
Herbert 8. Hadley
St. Louis
Kansasity
St. Joseph
Wallace
Bally
Oklanoma
Guthrie
Okla
United States
Thomas H. Gore
Lawton
Dennin T. Flynn
Oklahoma City
Gore
Bird
McGuire
Pawnee
Bayard T. Hainer
Funeral plans for Senator William Allison in Dubuque Iowa
Funeral arrangements for Senator William Allison are being completed in Dubuque with no relatives present and friends from Iowa and Washington organizing the burial. The senator, who lived for public service, will lie in state and be honored by colleagues from the Senate and others nationwide.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
Witliam B. Alison
Washington
Iowa
Alliaon
Allison
Senator Allison
Towa'a
Aliison
Jaws
United States
Senate
Supplies for Pacific Fleet Contract Bids
A Honolulu able shipboard supply contract details meats valued at 37000, taxes 1100, fish 3400, and a scope totaling about 1000. Two Chinese firms, Feoss and Ctids, are named among successful bidders, as the government contracts for the Pacific fleet cruise proceed.
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Associa Honolulu
Amone
I'Eoss
Ctids
Death Comes Sudenly In Harrison Pioneer Jonathan Barker
Jonathan Barker a pioneer of Harrison was stricken with paralysis while preparing to leave for a shopping trip and died at six o clock. Born in Ohio in 1842 he moved to Wisconsin as a boy settling in Mirrison. He served in the Civil War with the Eighth Wisconsin. Surviving are his wife and four children Marie Roth William and Howard. Funeral Thursday at one from the home and two from Menasha M. E. Church with Menasha lodge of Masons in charge.
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Jonathan Barker
Harrison
Barker
Ohio
Wisconsin
Mirrison
Wisconsin Lodge
Bryan Lodge
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Roth
William
Howard
Delork
Ate Gome
Menasha M. He
Kern
Menasha Lodge of Masons
Moss
SS Mary's Church
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H. J. Tuenscherer
Chute Streit
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Smith
M. AH. Ballou
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Stevens Point
Polls Jones
Jedwabney
Zenetrk
Remmel
Hemmel
Farvia
Taydo
Fond du Lac
Micalet Avenue
Water Street
Menasha
Third Street
Tyule Pawten
Herlin
Afa
Edward Jacobson
Menasha Too Jewel Company
Frank Hubert
Mary Anklam
Blale Kronberg
Menasha Odd Fellows
Fox River Valley
Ridge
F ‘Olnt
Sultan narrowly saved as coat deflects knife blow
The sultan of Turkey was stabbed in the treust on Monday but a coat of mail worn beneath his robes deflected the blow and saved his life. The would be assassin was arrested and said to have been bribed to strike. The news came via telegram from Constantinople.
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Lim
Asmanin
Acrestedt
Detalta
Associated Presa
London
Arriestet
Assiassin
Ganuvie
Constantinopls
Pointed gun at girl in Neenah case frames local news
Neenah Wisconsin August reports charged with pointing a revolver at a girl to force marriage. Italian suspect Demetshe pleads not guilty with trial set for afternoon. The paper also notes a marriage at St Patrick's, a Chicago scientist studying lake disease in horses, a Wisconsin Central railroad inquiry about plaster doctor, and local events including a horse show cancellation and a Mississippi street excursion.
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Neenah
Wis
Aug
Mmmsmith
Domingo De~metshe
Jensen
Brown
Jimi Smith
Italian Hedhreatened Her Life Ifale Would Not Marry Him Demetshe
DetThelahe
Wisconsin Central
Demetahe
Alex Guyette
Alaine Lloyd
Lake Winnebago
Harree
Ige
Cumierder
Aint Gurren
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Tith
Somerset
Europe
Wisconsin
Tusinesa Men's Association
J.P. Pulliam
Win-nebago Traction Company
Oshkosh
Businees
Leander Choate
Winneconne
Methodia
John Stevens
Lake Superior
Green Bay
Parade Committee Holds Impost at Thursday Meeting
The parade committee plans a meeting Thursday evening to organize decorations and union involvement for the upcoming event. Members seek volunteers and outline duties for participants and float coordinators.
Oshkosh Homecoming Parade Preparations Planned
Oshkosh Yacht club hosts Thursday evening gathering to organize parade and decorations for Homecoming week. C W George Averhart, parade committee chair, urges wide attendance of Oshkosh women with auto ownership or male relatives with cars to ensure a grand procession feature and broad civic cooperation.
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Oshkosh
Ouhkosh
Sprinkles Fight Over Street Watering Policy in Fourth Ward
Alderman Krippene sparks heated debate on sprinkler bills for RBSL and M28 streets as crews posted two trips daily. Council notes a dry season limits coverage, with calls to omit asphalt streets and focus on worst conditions, while petitions push sprinklering on several routes amid signs of strong local support.
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C.” Krippene
Common Council
A. Gibson
Krippede
Gingon
Mesak
Trolly
Gihsan
Cihson
Banderut
Sebold
Rosallo Street
Doora
Alterman Kripnene
Glhisen
South Mahy Strest
Benita
Sawen Ortreet
Fran Otter
Washinelon
Atrest
Rasafla Street
Wishington Street
Qenpe Street
Schmid
Tosa Street
Eric Witzel
Gibson
Krippene
Men charged with assault in West Algona case
Conrad Langlitz and Henry Wartman of West Algona were arrested in municipal court this morning for assault and battery on Henry Moor. They pleaded not guilty and were released on their own recognizance as Moor testified he was struck on a West Algona street by four men, two of whom were the defendants. Separate preliminary hearing saw G. R. Kennel held over for August 17 on a criminal offense charge from Mary Hughes. bonds set at 800 and not furnished, Kennel committed to county jail.
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Conrad Langlitz
Henry Wartman
West Algona
Henry Moor
Gulits
Priday
Moor
G. R. Kennel
Municipal Caurt
Mary Hughes
Boo
Michel Escapes the Fire at Winnipeg
A dispatch from Michel reports west wind shifted and died early this morning, saving Winnipeg from the advancing blaze. Fire had threatened the town, with over 100,000 feet of timber owned by the coal company burning and embers spreading along the outskirts. Continuous flames behind the station area slowed and smoldering ceased.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Man
Michel
Bern
Zeppelin Airship Explodes During Thunderstorm Disaster Near Echterdingen
A storm tore the Zeppelin from its moorings near Echterdingen, flames and smoke burst along its length, motors and frames collapsed, bystanders were knocked down, and the craft vanished after a thunderstorm. Count Zeppelin faced renewed funding and the ship, 443 feet long with sixteen passenger capacity, had earlier completed a notable voyage.
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Associated Press
Stuttgart
Count Zeppelin
Echterdingen
Anchorage
Aeral Navigation
Lake of Constance
Mayence
Lake of Constiance
Valley of the Rhine
Strassburg
Stalimart
Tetchstag
Terra
Verdon
Ivo
Patri
Treland
Bryan Attends Wedding In Lincoln Nebraska
Willam J Bryan and Mrs Bryan attended a wedding in Lincoln at the Second Presbyterian church at ten this morning. The Bryan party then joined the bride's family for a reception at the home of the couple. The contract terms named Arthur C Swezey and Miss Ning Be erday of Lincoln as the marrying couple.
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Associated Press
Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
Aus. S
Ning Beerday
A. W. Eater
Bryan
Tyne
O Brien Calls Meeting Of Club Directors
In Milwaukee on August 1 Associated Press reports that the president of a national association has summoned the directors of the local clubs to meet at a designated auditorium. The purpose and exact agenda were not fully revealed in the brief dispatch.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Staselalt
1Arocias
Auditoriane Lane
Tattion Row
Ate
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