Train wreck near Imboden leaves three dead and several injured
A Frisco passenger train No 266 derailed twelve miles east of Imboden Arkansas. The engine plunged down a twelve foot embankment, destroying mail baggage and smoking cars while a gas tank exploded burning the mail car. Three men died including Engineer Cooper and Fireman Lee Booker. Four others were seriously injured and several more lightly bruised. A separate auto crash near Philadelphia injured six, and an Albany blast victim died bringing total fatalities to three.
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Associated Press
Imboden
Ark
Here
Engineer Cooper
Memphis
Tenn
Lee Booker
N. F. Overy
Breil
Chamberlain
Hernbecker
Wolf
Clayton
Philadelphia
Lena Brown
Albany
John
Harrison
Millwaukee
Avery Portable Lighting Company
Roosevelt Hosts Visitors Amid Campaign Talks At Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt meets a dozen visitors at Sagamore Hill including O K Davis of The New York Times and Frank Hitchcock as talks on campaign finances national situation and New York politics unfold. Hitchcock downplays any official endorsement plans. Frank M Chapman also expected to arrive for an overnight stay.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
O. K. Davis
The
New York Times
Sagamore Hill
War Wright
Col
Hugh L. Scott
United States Military Academy
West Point
Frank
Hitchcock
Feaders
Hughes
Frank M. Chapman
Wil
Taft Heads to Greenbrier Horse Show Drive
Willam H Taft with Mrs Taft Gen Clarence R Edwards and W Cameron Forbes leave Taft Virginia for a forty mile mountain drive to White Sulphur Springs West Virginia to attend the Greenbrier county horse show arriving about three this afternoon They plan to stay at the Greenbrier hotel until Monday and return Tuesday by train Also T J Ystview ambassador to Japan and Mr and Mrs Post Wheeler joined the same drive.
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Associated Press
Mot Springs
Willam H. Taft
Show Grounds
Green Brier Hotel
Taft
T. J. 'Ystview
United States
Japan
Post Wheeler
Minority stockholders seek removal of receiver in Strawboard case
In Chicago on August 7, minority stockholders of the American Strawboard and United Boxboard and Paper companies filed in the United States circuit court a petition to remove Sidney Mitchell as receiver. They allege Mitchell and associates manipulated affairs to place Strawboard under Boxboard control, defrauding minority holders. The petition claims Boxboard's stake in Strawboard violates Illinois law barring one corporation from owning stock in another.
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Associated Press
Chicago
American Stra:board Company
United Boxboard and Paper Company
United States Circuit Court
Sidney Mitchell
Reeceiver
Mitchell
Strawboard Company
Boxboard Company
Barboard Company
Right Direction in Business Conditions Cited by Dun
A brief note reports cautious optimism from Dun on improving business conditions. The source highlights his measured outlook and a sense that trends are moving toward steadier growth.
Eagles Go on Jaunt to Seattle for Fraternal Convention
Nearly 1 000 members of the Fraternal Order of Eagles plus families boarded a Burlington train in Chicago for a four day convention in Seattle starting August 11. The itinerary lists stops at St Paul Butte Spokane and Denver and the trip will last fifteen days.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Order of Eagles
Burlington
Seattle
St. Paul
Butte
Spokaine
Denver
Castle quits Good 108 to campaign in Congress district
Land Commissioner F H Castle of Black Hilver Bulls resigned from his post after seeking vacation to campaign for Jenkins in his district and support Gen C H Russell in the Second District. The board, including Secretary Frear Treasurer Dahb and Attorney General Gilbert, accepted the resignation. Gilbert issued a legal opinion saying Castle can spend his vacation, while Frear and Dahb warned they would be responsible for his statements. Castle, in a later interview, defended his right to speak while not under civil service. He has served nineteen years at a salary of 3,800 annually.
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Mailiton
Wis
F. OH. Fr. Castle
Black Hilver Bulls
Jenkins
C. H. Russell
Board of Commissioners
Frear
Treasur Dah
Gilbert
Tony
Castle
Civil Service
Dabt
Castile
Civil Servicer
Delat
Severn
Milwaukee
Cshkhosh
James B. Trottinian
Mibwaukee
Ik Qin
Strangp
Republica Nombine
Qeaffies
Haining
Michigan
Crown
Menas
Northwestern
Stree
Loman
Messie
Dail
Freap
Whern
Beedle
En Mentonad
Davidson
Agadnst Tee
Rived Saackerru
Trotzpan
Wirmerbagn
Winnebran
Madison
Man
Mena
Mack Opens Headquarters in Chicago as Campaign Opens
The Democratic National Committee formally opened offices in Chicago with Norman Mack arriving to lead campaign planning. Mack called subcommittee heads to meet, planned to attend Bryan’s Lincoln notification, and pressed railroads for reduced rates similar to Taft’s notification. He held talks with Roger Sullivan and other party figures and sought railroad concessions through Western Passenger Association channels.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Democratic National Committee
Norman &. Mack
Treaney
Auditorium
Mack
National Committee
Lincoln
Macik
Roger GC. Sullivan
Lillness
Huential
Neb
Central Passenger Association
Taft
Western Passenger Association
Linncoln
Pasture Cows in Neenah Streets Stir City Hall Meeting
City officials and representatives of the W T H P Co met at Neenah city hall to discuss taxation of the company property here. Alderman Mertz reported cows on Hewitt Green Seventh and Lighth streets using streets as pastures with barb wire across thoroughfares. A second session will occur this afternoon with Menasha board of review present. The city attorney will report next Monday. The council also considers plans to plot burial grounds near Oak Hill cemetery with a $1500 appropriation easing the burial-space shortage. The clock in city hall tower may be repaired for public use. Repairs to the local lighting system by W T H L P Co cost $8000 to standardize power. Crossings on side tracks near Washington Monroe and Caroline streets are to be watched by Wisconsin Central. A social event note mentions a picnic at Mrs Amos at Biksood.
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Northwestern
Neenah
Wis
City Hall
John T. Beggs
Milwaukee
Neenah Board of Review
Menasha Board of Review
Mertz
Hewitt, Green
Seventh
Lighth
Oakhill Cemetery
Parks and Public Building Committee
Croft
L. H. Freeman
Washington, Monroe
Caroline Streets
Winnines
Man
Canadian Pacific Railway
Picific Coast States
Canada
Rowhd House
Kent
Canadian Pacific
Ottawa
Calgary
Pacife Railway
Hew
Hoilermakers
KamJoops
Cadets Suspended From West Point Over Hazing
Chaos over discipline as West Point suspends military cadets amid hazing allegations. Reports claim tensions rise as union actions and transportation strikes threaten operations and crop shipments. The article notes potential ripple effects on national security and regional logistics.
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West Point
Charity Bequest From Mrs Lowry Disclosed In Will
Philadelphia notes report Mrs Anna J. Lowry of this city left nearly a million dollars to charity in her will. The bequest provides $800 for care of parrots and palsied relatives, funds for churches and missions, and a large trust for future use. Three of her servants receive substantial amounts and other institutions nationwide are named.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Annia J. Lawey
Ales
Lawsy
Wen
Uushing Struiay
United — States
Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention
Amerlein
Mra. Lowry
Golden Jubilee Planned by Wend Du Lac Church
Plans unfold for St. Peter's Lutheran congregation in Fond du Lac Wisconsin to celebrate its golden jubilee. The church set a commemorative program and agenda for the milestone event scheduled a week after August 1.
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Wend du Lac
Fond du Lac
Wis
Sunéey
St. Peter's Lutheran
Ietory
Army shoot opens with divisions from all states
The annual Army shoot begins with teams from the United States Army divisions, including Cuba and the Philippines represented. Twelve medals, four gold and eight silver, await the top competitors as preliminary rounds start today with slow and rapid fire events planned through Thursday.
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Associaed
Pres Chiings
Annn
Army' Sha Sheridan
Spud
Cuba
Phillipwics
States Army
Wil
Hin
Body lies in state for Senator Allison in Dubuque
In Dubuque Iowa the body of Senator Allison lies in state this afternoon and tonight in the Allston home parlor. Delegations will attend until tomorrow afternoon as funeral ceremonies proceed with simple rites and a private burial planned.
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BYT Associated Press
Dubuque
Allston
Iowa
Allison
Bemnator Alison
Soakin rove that were enerat t night an ri and
Missouria and Kansas blamed for crop damage as reports tie heavy rains to ratna outbreaks. Officials cite weather and pests as factors harming harvests across the Midwest. Partial text limits full clarification of events and dates.
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Kansas City
Soakin
Bryan Talks With Mack During Nebraska Campaign Conference
In Fairview Nebraska on August 7 William J Bryan and Norman B Mack discussed campaign matters including logistics for a not yest announced event. A brass band serenaded Bryan and he rewarded the musicians with cigars after the visit and a brief audience with ex Senator Futigrew.
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Associated Press
Fairview
Lincoln
Neb
Willam J. Bryan
Nitin
Norman B. Mack
Mick
Chlougy
Jeairview
Bryan
Uryan
Fegin
Grown
J. Joseph
Futtigrew
South Dakota
Liryan
Bryan Presenia
Convention committee delays report on constitution bylaws
Milwaukee August 7 The committee of nineteen on constitution and bylaws of the National Travelers' association of America appointed at yesterday's convention session is not yet ready to report. The panel worked most of last night and chances are favorable for several hours longer. The convention will not meet until the committee is ready.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wig
Afedcration of America
Cardinal Gibbons improves after illness in Rome
Rome reports Cardinal Gibbons is much better this morning with symptoms of intestinal indisposition gone. He was taken ill on Wednesday at Castle Gandolfo and brought to Rome the next day. He slept well and his temperature is normal. The pope was informed of the improvement and expressed great pleasure. Many people have inquired about his health.
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Ity
Associated Press
Rome
Rus
Cardinal Gibbons
Castle Gandolfo
Strange to Stick Seeks Stay in Race for Lieutenant Governor
Oshkosh man declares he will remain in the race for lieutenant governor on the Republican ticket. He says he has not withdrawn and stands squarely on his own judgment. He cites personal independence and denies pressure from Trottman supporters, detailing his plans to continue his campaign in Wisconsin.
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Oftman
Berenda Witt
Madinon
Fielding Extends Ten Day Window for Alamo Race
Dr Frederick J Fielding owner of the Alamo motor launch offers H C Doman ten days to repair the boat for a $1000 side bet. Doman says repairs impossible within ten days after a crank shaft fracture and engine damage. If the start is missed the forfeit is $600, and acceptance must come by Monday noon before Fielding sails.
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Alamo
Doman
Frederick J. Fielding
H. C. Homan
Hia
Dr. Fielding
Mr. Doman
Miet
Four Boys Arrested After Mason City Safe-Blow Plot Fight
A gang of five boys argued over plot details for blowing a Mason City bank safe. Four were captured at a hay mow and brought to jail. one escaped. Names include Frank White Henry Nelson Carl Shuckley and Ray Burgi with homes in Des Moines.
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Associated Press
St.Paul
Minn
Aug
Mason City
Frank White
Henry Nelson
Carl Shuckley
Ray Burgi
Des Moines
E White
Buregixs
Commiat Bank
Turbulent Wisconsin GOP Intrigue Over Nomination
In Milwaukee Aug 7 the Wisconsin news reports a chaotic struggle within the Republican camp. Key figures including W R Pestalozzi, Julia Strange, John Strange and A T Rogers dispute support and candidate strategy for governor and state tickets amid cross party tensions and alleged pressure to influence ballots.
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Associated Press
Bia
Senate
Cooke
John Strange
Winnebago County
Cook
Strange
Halton
Moe Gavern
Stephenson & Cook
Painters Choose Madison as Convention Site
A special from Milwaukee reports Madison was selected as the meeting place for the State Painters Convention. Officers elected include President EF W Dupke and Vice President Benjamin Fe Munts from Madison, with other officers to be announced.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Yeloitsaya
Madison
EF. W. Dupke
View
Benjamin Fe Munts
Madisen
Etary
Ireage
Leynart Forester
Mibwaukee
Murder attempt fails in Bloomington political feud
Unsuccessful gun attack targets Joseph Landis, a socialite candidate for state senate in Bloomington. Prosecutor William Sacks reports Landis arrested and connected to a bitter newspaper controversy fueling the incident.
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Associated Press
Bloomington
Joseph Landis
Ean~ Bese
Willam
Bod
Landis
Alfie
Mother Stewart Dies in Hicksont Night
Eliza beth M. Stewart known nationwide as Mother Stewart, temperance figure, dies at her Hicksont home. In other news Conrad Tranglitz and Herman Harmman plead not guilty to assault and battery on Henry Moor in West Alsoa, trial set for August 13. Clinton Waddell injured after a fall from a roof at 273 High Street. taken home to 9% Boyd Street with back and ankle injuries.
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Conrad Tranglitz
Herman Harmman
Henry Moor
West Alsoa
High Street
Clinton Waddell
Boyd Street
Waddell
Wisconsin Forecast and Bun Bun Day Note
Forecase for Wisconsin calls for generally fair weather tonight and Saturday. It will be cooler tonight with a light breeze. A playful Bun Bun Day mention is included with no additional details.
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Wisconsin
Cranberry
Sam
IRB
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