Ovation to Sperry and Toast to Roosevelt in New Zealand
The New Zealand government hosted a banquet for Rear Admiral Sperry and the American fleet in Auckland with 730 attendees. Prime Minister Ward toasted King Edward and President Roosevelt, praising both leaders and the fleet’s impact on naval training. Sperry received a standing ovation as he spoke of unity, Roosevelt, and naval strength.
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King Edward
Hoonevelt
Sperry
Fleet
Associates Press
Auckland
N. Z
Aus. J
New Zealand
Bir Ijoseph
George Ward
Edward
Roosevelt
Admiral Sperry
Taft Makes No Comment On Committee Appointments
Taft and party left Sulphur Springs West Virginia to Hot Springs. Taft said he had no statement on the arrangement creating Elmer Dover as secretary of the Republican advisory committee and William Hayward of Nebraska as secretary of the full committee. Senator King predicted Swisher would win WV governor by 25,000 and Taft would carry the state by 35,000.
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Associated
White Sulphur Springs
Swisher
West Virginia
Taft
Hitchcock
King
Ao Taft
Mr. Taft
Scherr
Milling Firm Embarrassed Receivers Appointed
Judge Bethea appointed Frank H. Jones receiver for the Millingers Products company, flour dealers with assets about 80000 and liabilities 90000. Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mills holds a 30000 claim. ancillary receivers named for Pillsbury-Washburn property in Chicago valued about 25000. Receivers: Albert C. Loring Charles Pillsbury and Albert Cobb.
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Iby Associates Press
Chicago
Bethea Today
Frank H. Jones
Miliere Products Company
Pillsbury-Washburn Flour Mills Company
Dfillers Products Company
Pillsbury-Washburn Company
Albert. C. Loring
Charles
Pillsbury
Albert Cobb
London
Dutch and American Ministers Discuss Venezuela Dispute
The Netherlands foreign minister held a long interview with American Minister Beaupre at The Hague about the Venezuela Netherlands clash and the Castro expulsion of De Reus. Washington awaits De Reus and the ministry’s review before any action, with US intent to learn Dutch plans.
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Associated Press
Hingue
Netherlands
Arthur M. Beaupre
Venezuela
Castro
Mv de Reus
Caracas
Washington, D. C
Holland
Beaupre
Hague
United States
de Reus
Balloon Test Delayed for Baldwin Dirigible
Washington Aug 10 Captain Baldwin delays the official speed test of his dirigible at Fort Meyer citing motor carburetor issues. Glenn H Curtis, builder, went to Hammondsport NY to obtain parts while Baldwin says the tests will reach at least twenty two miles per hour in the official trial despite Saturday’s postponement.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Thomas
Baldwin
Fort Meyer
Glenn H. Curtis
Hammondsport
N. Y
Captain Baldwin
Washington
Sonic
Description of Gar Angelope Design Reducing Drag
The text describes a garment or device where the shape and tapering reduce resistance. It notes head resistance is offset by a tapered rear, while skin, rope, frame, and operator resistance are the remaining factors to contend with.
Luther League of America Opens Eighth Biennial Convention
The Luther League of America with 150000 members from 2 million Lutherans begins its eighth biennial convention in Chicago with 1100 delegates. Sessions run daily through Saturday under President William C Steever. A Thursday rally at the Auditorium features Senator Nelson and a 500-voice choir performing Ruth. re elections are expected for most officers Friday.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Luther League of America
Luthern Church
United States
Handelhall
William C. Steever
Chuledelphia
Audlterlum Theater
Nelson
Minnesota
Ruth
La Follette for McGovern Opens Campaign in Madison
District Attorney McGovern launches his senatorial campaign with a speech at Myers Theater in Janesville due to park conditions. W. P. Richardson, La Follette lieutenant, leads the meeting and introduces the speaker. La Follette supporters take the event as indicating Sen. La Follette’s endorsement.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Janesville
McGovern
Myers’ Theater
la Follette
Vilas in No Pain in Wisconsin Hospital
Special to The Northwest, Madison. Aug 16. It is three weeks since Col William F L Vilas van Kinleken suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. His condition shows no material improvement, unless relief from more pain is noted.
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Madison
Wis
William FL Vilas van Kinleken
French President's Daughter Marries Ambassador in Nineteenth Century Ceremony
Anne Marie Fallieres, daughter of the French president, wed John Jean Jose Edward Lunes, the president's secretary, at the Elysee and La Madeleine Church. The simple, elegant wedding drew Premier Clemenceau, diplomats, and a large public crowd, with American Ambassador Henry White among notable attendees.
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Paris
France
Anne Marie Fallieres
French Republic
John Jean Jose Edward Lunes
Rance
Fran
Mlysee
Mlysee Palace Arrondissem
Clemence
Roger Allen
Chures
Henry White
Basaiulor
Curatas
Connor to Retire From Wisconsin Politics
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee Aug 14 reports Welilai L D Connor will retire from Wisconsin politics after the September convention. Health issues including stomach trouble and threats are cited. He will not seek reelection as state chairman, and potential successors are discussed among party allies and aides.
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Milwaukee
Wis
The
Daily News
Welilai LD
Connor
Wisconsin
Republican Party
Iran
Carey
Goatp
WH. Hatton Wing
United States
W. N. Dick
Stephenson
W. OA. Edmonds
Cook
Cook Carrien
Nemitz Wins Public Building Contract in Oshkosh Bid
Washington August 1 The trava City department awarded the contract for painting and repairs to the Oshkon public building to May Z A Nemits of Oshkosh at a bid of 2.30.
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Washington, D. C
Trava- City Department
Oshkon
May
Z. A. Nemits
Oshkosh
Hg, Stevens
Derailment saves hand car crew on bridge
On a Saturday afternoon a hand car crossing a railroad bridge derailed to avoid an oncoming train. Charles Bladern of the Northwestern Railroad suffered a back injury as he and others were thrown. He was carried to his home on Ninth Street by city ambulance.
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Bladern
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Ninth Street
Wind Delays Oshkosh Yacht Club Regatta Races
The Oshkosh Yacht Club reports wind failure postponing the Band class and eight-boat Cortes races at Oshkosh on the river. Judges halted the event after drifting tides delay, with hopes of resuming after current conditions improve. The Sawyer Cup and other trophies remain in play, with crews preparing for a possible restart later today or tomorrow at the club.
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Rogatia
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Butte Des Aone
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Vloss
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Diels Point
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Ehui
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Explosion kills twelve at York Rolling Mills
York Mill disaster injures and traps workers as a boiler or similar blast rips through the factory. Five bodies recovered. firemen search for others. glass shatters citywide and total damage noted as the blaze escalates.
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Associated Press
York
Deneen Edges Hopkins for Senate Victory
Amid chaotic results, Albert J. Hopkins wins the Republican nomination for United States Senator over Fass while Charles S. Deneen secures the governorship and the party indorsement. Early returns show Hopkins with a large plurality, and Democratic contenders including Stevenson gain indorsements as the ink dries on the chaotic ballot.
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Wwe Aevat
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Fass
Hopkins Morality and Popular Support In State Race
The article analyzes political maneuvers around Hopkins receiving strong backing from morality and popularity. It notes predictions of a tight race for governor and a contested senate outcome with party factions disputing statewide versus district vote influence.
Stevenson Named as Governor Nominee in Local Primary
Early returns show Lawrence B. Stringer of Sinesla winning a decisive Democratic endorsement for senator while Adlai J. Stevenson of Bloomington is nominated for governor. Republicans statewide mobilized, with higher turnout amid bitter gubernatorial and senatorial contests.
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Stevenson
Lawrence B. Stringer
Sinesla
Adal J. Stevenson
Bloomington
Minnesota Reports Record Cargo Arrival in Beattie
The steamer Minnesota arrived at Beattie Washington after dark bringing a vast cargo valued around 1 million dollars. The shipment includes four bales of a Japanese product and is described as one of the largest ever landed in Americas.
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