Trident Wins yacht race over Tecumseh at Swanaha ks cup
Canadian defender Trident defeated American challenger Tecumseh in a NW wind contest on Lake St Louis for the Seawabnkaka Cup. Trident led from the start, finished 19 minutes ahead, completing three windward rounds in near 14-16 mph breeze.
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Quebec
Trident
Tecumseh
Lake St. Louis
Charlies Routh
C. H. Routh
P. McLaughton
Angus MacDonald
Royal Bt. Lawrence Yacht Club
Tecumseh—Jones
Gates
Gates of Orhkesh and
Sherwood
Bridgeart Yacht Club
Cowes
Sybarita
Tutty
Queens
Meteor
Wisconsin Osteopaths Elect Officers at Milwaukee Meeting
At the Wisconsin State Osteopaths association session in Milwaukee on August T, J Foster McNary was named president Abbie Davis vice president Edwin Elton secretary and Eliza Culbertson treasurer The American Osteopaths association educational committee urged expanding study and raising school standards while reporting on legislative actions in Ohio and New York The session also covered clinics and technical papers and noted ongoing Hines work
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Wy Associatea Prees
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin State Osteopaths’ Association
J. Foster McNary
Abbie Davis
Ashland
Edwin ¥. Elton
Kenosha
Eliza Culbertson
Appleton
American Osteopaths’ Association
Ohio
New York
The Riches Route Richer Bequeathal Draws Contest
Markkret Gergen, long trusted maid and nun to the Caldwell family, left 14 000 of her 19 000 savings to Baroness von Zedtwitz and the Marquise des Monstiers Morinvilla, daughters of William Shakespeare Caldwell. A Stamford Connecticut man Charles Karen filings contest probate, joined by forty two relatives, arguing the estate is far larger and should go to kin rather than the wealthy.
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Associated Press
New York
Markkret Gergen
William Shakespeare Caldwell
Rftchmond
Paris
Baroness von Zedtwitz Amd
Marquise Des Monstiers Morinvilla
Caldwell
Not in Opposition on Philippine Friars Lands
The American Federation of Catholic societies urged confidence in the Abe administration over the Philippine friars lands and insular education. Delegates including Father O Reilly and Bishops Messmer and McFaul spoke, urging government enlightenment and sympathy for the friars. Rome notes a papal delegate appointment to the Philippines remains undecided with Mer Guidi as a likely candidate.
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Associated Presa
Chicago
Abe
Philippines
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Father Oreilly
Roosevelt
Messmer
McFaul
Alphon Keeble
New York
Father O'Reilly
Washington, D. C
United States
Rome
Mer. Guidi
Mer
Guidi
Associated Press
Mgr. Guidi
ItaHa
Taylor Resumes Treasury Duties After Wisconsin Tour
Special to The Northwestern from Washington July 7 Assistant Secretary H A Taylor returns to the treasury after a two month trip through Wisconsin and Minnesota He inspected sites for public buildings at Baraboo and Superior and will decide soon He could not visit Fond du Lac Wausau and Green Bay and will dispatch a deputy to inspect them Taylor predicts the Wisconsin political scene with Spooner likely to be senator and La Follette's strong gubernatorial chances due to reform laws
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Northwestern
Washington, D. C
la Follette
H. C. Stevens
Emperor William and Czar View Russian Fleet Illuminations
At Reval Russia on August 7 the Emperor William and the Czar attended a state dinner aboard the Hohenzollern and then watched electric fleet illuminations from Standart. The next morning they visited the Russian flagship Minin at Ken to view evolutions before returning to Standart for luncheon.
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Ascoriated Press
Reval
Russia
Willam
Hohenzollern
Eor- Mer
Hohenzottern
Standart
Cane
William
Minin
Ken
Fiendish plan to cut ears of returning workers shocks Puerta
Foreigner agents in Bhenuaduah Pa employing tactic of maiming to deter strikes. Clergy and miners report talks of ear removal as mark of “unfair workers.” Troops deployed after stone throwing at provost guards near a foreign colony. Parade of foreign strikers in Summit Hill ends in riot-like scene. Gobin alerted. Roosevelt pardon urged for jailed West Virginia miners.
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Associated Prensa
Bhenuaduah Pa
Charles. Edwards
Presbyterian Church
Young Men's Bible Society
Edwards
Pennsylvania
Gobin
Garver
Belta
Alahaney
Socom
Rose
Summit Hill
Williams to make run for state lieutenant governor
Burt Williams mayor of Ashland will seek the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. In a letter to W J Schoenecker he expresses honor at being considered and pledges support for Democratic principles and equal rights for all in Wisconsin.
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Ashland
Propouat
Yinke
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Augus
Miwaukee Journal
Burt Williams
Tckck
W. J. Schoenecker
Board of Public Works
Wisconsin
Explosion at Camargo Iron Works Kills Fourteen
An August tin explosion at the Camargo iron works near Bantandar Spain destroyed five houses and killed fourteen people while injuring many more. The blast occurred today, and authorities assess the scene for survivors and casualties.
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Bantandar
Spain
Camargo
Trial of Rev M C Andrews to be held in Oshkosh hall
A federal building use clash blocks ecclesiastical court in Oshkosh. Secretary Taylor says post office hall may not host non government trials. Attorney F C Stewart sought space for Rev Merton C Andrews trial, now planned for late September, with Milwaukee Judge Seaman aiming to secure government permission.
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Washington, D. C
the Treasury
Taylor
Oshkorh
Gubkosts
Post Offce
F. C. Stewart
H. C. Stevenns
Stewart
Stewart & McDonald
Federal Building
He Olson
Merton C. Andrews
Fond du Lac
Seaman
Milwaukee
Federal
Ravages of Cholera in Philippine Troops Report
A report from Lieutenant Colonel Harvey to Surgeon General Forwood details cholera impact in the Philippines for June ending 1905. Two officers and sixty two Americans plus one native soldier sick. Manila counts 1,350 cases and 1,100 deaths. Outside Manila 5,47 cases and 42% fatality. widespread ignorance and negligence of precautions noted. Berlin reports Blagovestchensk medical resources overwhelmed with 162 cases and 101 deaths between July 22 and August 3.
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Washington, D. C
Forwood
P. F. Harvey
Division of the
Philippines
Laguna
Batatgas
Tayabas
Manilla
Berlin
Blagovertchensk
Blagovestchensk
Terrible loss of life in Milwaukee road wreck
Fifteen people were killed and forty injured in a freight wreck on the Milwaukee road yesterday afternoon near Marshalltown Iowa. Two or three of the injured are not expected to survive, and more bodies may be found as wreckage is cleared.
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Associateds Prest
Marshalltown
Milwaukee Road
Roosevelt returns home aboard Sylph with notable guests
The resident and Mrs. Roosevelt reached Sagamore Hill at seven after a night voyage from Gardiner's Bay aboard the Sylph. At lunch the president hosted guests including Senator Pratt of Connecticut, Philps secretary to Connecticut's governor, Representative Jesse Overstreet, Senator Stewart of Nevada, John S. Clarkson Town, Rep James Sherman, Luglen N. Littouer of New York, and former State Senator John Laughlin of Buffalo to discuss political matters and the fall elections.
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Associated Press
Roosevelt
Gardiner’s Bay
Sagamore Hill
Bay
Block Island Sound
Senator Pratt
Connecticut
Philps
Jesse Overstreet
Indiana
Stewart
Nevada
John S. Clarkson
Town
James 8. Sherman
Luglen N. Littouer
New York
John Laughlin
Buffalo
Cuban bond issue seen possible under Platt amendment
A Havana dispatch to The Herald reports high Cuban officials say the Pratt amendment and the constitution can be met. Cuba plans a loan in the United States payable in American currency, avoiding European debt. No U.S. reciprocity approval needed, and Palma may not need to veto.
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New York
Havana
Herald
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Europe
Cuba
Palma
OAT CASES POSTPONED IN CHICAGO HEARING
The forty five injunction cases arising from the July data contest were postponed for one week. Over thirty lawyers attended the court session and argued over a continuance. Judges Chitrage and Chatiain conferred before assigning which judge will hear the cases. The proceedings were marked by heated exchanges and energetic objections.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chitrage
Chatiain
Slate made in woods conference invites state leaders
In the Adirondacks at Racquette Lake plans for the Republican state convention are outlined. Senator Platt Governor Odell Lieutenant Governor Woodruff and Chairman Dunn are invited to participate with others at the conference in the remote woods to finalize arrangements. London gossip suggests Jonathan Kitch is contemplating a tirone of action.
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Associated Preas
New York
Ator Platt Ia
Racquette Lake
Odell
Soldier Held on Perjury Charge in Pittsfield Hearing
North Adams Aug 7 Corporal Richard O’Brien was arrested at his home on perjury charges from testimony before the senate committee on the Philippines. United States authorities arranged to transport him to Pittsfield for a hearing before U S Commissioner Wood.
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Associated Press
North
Adams, Mase
Richard O'Brien
Senate Committee On the
Sisters Driven Out After French Troops Storm Unauthorized School
French troops enforce a government decree shutting a school in Landerneau near Brest. Gendarmerie, police, and locals clash as doors are broken, sisters expelled, crowds chant liberty, and a hymn in a church as authorities escort them to a train and station. Similar actions feared in Finisterre.
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Associated Presa
Brest
France
Lunderneau
Landerneau
Finisterre
Folxoct
Wedded Bliss Short Sequel Ends In Desertion
Mrs Harriss of Highwood, who wed a soldier a week after meeting him in Chicago, endured a 30 minute courtship and four hour betrothal before the groom deserted. He claimed a Wisconsin farm and a $25,000 legacy, then left with no funds. She seeks her old cashier job while his Kenosha lineage and wartime service are noted.
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Descordion
Chicago
Harriss
Highwood
Harliss
Kenosha
Wile
Hartiss
Mixe
Eili
Nabel
Taundgren
Flghwood
Tiarlixa
Third Cavalry
Santiago
Wigrles
Wisconsin
Sixth United States Artilery
Harlies
Harlisa
Death of Pioneer Cross of Winneconne Wis
Elijah H. Cross an old settler and respected citizen died at his home in Winneconne Wis Tuesdayat twelve thirty in the morning after a four week illness. Born September 7 1801 in Otselic Chenango County New York he married Minn Harriet Minckler May 8 1845 and moved to Wisconsin soon after. He settled in Omro then on the Omro road near the village for many years survived by a wife one son and three daughters Albert N Croza plus others.
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Winneconne
Wis
Elijah H. Cross
Mr. Cross
Otselic
Chenango County
New York
Minn
Harriet Minckler
Wisconsin
Omro
Obituary: Prominent Free Will Baptist Leader Dies
The obituary notes Reverend Crown of Omro Wisconsin, a charter Sunday school organizer and longtime church officer in the Free Will Baptist church. He married Celia Manley in Mnarkesah Wa and had a son Wilber N. Cross who died earlier. Services were at the Free Will Baptist church with Rev C S Johnson officiating. Pallbearers included William Pingry A Strong FP Kianer A Markham Julius Ashby. Interment was at Zion cemetery, where his first wife is buried.
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Grand Stapids
Wis
Ellen Copps
Evanaville
Bire
Barah Hines
Oshkosh
Jane A. Pitts
Cleveland
Ohio
Wilber N. Cross
Célia Manley
Mnarkesah
Crown
Free Will Baptist Church
Omro
Free Wil Ituprist
C. S. Johnson
William Pingry
A. Strong
FP. Kianer
A. Markham
Julius Ashby
Zion Cemetery
They Rob the Dead. Tracy's Aftermath in Davenport
A Davenport mob mobbed the Tracy body wagon as it arrived at the morgue. Spectators asked for relics with blood stained items and hair pieces. The crowd cut belts and cartridges, striping clothing and capturing fragments of the slain outlaw for keepsakes.
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Associated Preas
Spokane
Wash
Tracy
Davenport
Lincoln County
Posee
Milwaukee Golf Open Opens With 48 Pairs For Three Day Tourney
The annual Milwaukee Country Club open golf tournament began in Milwaukee at ten this morning with L Eustis and B D Bokum leading a field of forty three pairs in the qualifying round. Clubs represented include Onwentsia Glenview Kenosha Tuscumbia Homewood Oshkosh Lake Geneva Racine Riverside Skokie Stock Island Madison and Belmont. Noted entrants include Phelps Hoyt Abe Poole Jr Walter Cgan William Waller and Fred Pettit. Elev en caps and four other prizes will be awarded as the links are in fine condition and anticipate exciting contests over the three days.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Country Club
L. Eustis
B. Db. Bokum
Glenslew
Onwentsia
Glenview
Kenosha
Tuscumbia
Homewood
Oshkosh
Lake Geneva
Racine
Riverside
Skokie
Btock Island
Madison
Belmont
Phelps H.hoyt
Abe Poole, Jr
Walter Cgan
Wiliam Waller
Fred Pettit
Find New Fish Near Apia Coral Reefs
President David Blarr Jordan of Stanford leads a surveying party for U S fish commission in Apia Samoa. They report 453 distinct fish varieties from a coral reef, many unknown to scientists. Next exploration targets Tutulla Island waters.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
David Blarr Jordan
Stanford University
United States
Flah Commission
Bay of
Apia
Samoah
Jordan
Ialand
Tutulla
Riots Rooted in Galicia Famine and Low Wages
The August reports from Vienna reveal a grim famine plagued Galicia revolt. Laborers earn eight to sixteen cents daily, women four to eight, with bread scarce and soup the staple. Strikes spread across eastern Galicia amid clashes with military forces, casualties reported, and signs of settlements emerging as authorities quell disturbances.
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Associated Press
Vienna
Galicia
Austro- Hungary
Neue Frele Presse
Gullois
London
Ex Press
Lemberg
Oyster Combine Formed by Southern Canning Firms
Mobile Aug 7 The oyster canning and packing companies of Mississippi Louisiana and Alabama plan to merge under one head with a 2,000,000 capital funded by the Hibernia Investment Co of New Orleans The move is three years in the making and now proceeding assured.
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Associated Press
Mobile
Ala
Mississsppi
Louisiana
Alabama
Hibernis Investment Company
New Orleans
King Edward Recovery Bulletin Promises Final Coronation Record
London reports King Edward fully recovered after yesterday's journey with no fatigue. The bulletin notes a good night and excellent health, with the wound nearly healed. A Sunday bulletin will be issued only to record how the coronation ceremonies were borne.
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