Telegraphers Strike Shrinks as W U and Postal Run Full Crew
Roosevelt asked to mediate the telegraphers strike as Western Union and Postal firms claim operations are back to normal with enough personnel to handle all business. Union leaders concede funds are tight but promise aid. press traffic and Associated Press circuits run fully staffed while workers await Small’s arrival.
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New York
Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies
Associated Press
Chicago
Smeli
Western Union
Exposition
Norfolk
Portsamouth
Arbitration Ends Rail Strike In Denver
Denver, Aug 14 All danger of spread of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen strike on the Colorado & Southern railway was removed by an agreement. An arbitration committee will settle differences between trainmen of that road and others entering Denver, first sitting next Tuesday. All strikers will return to work today. The committee includes one representative from each road and from switchmen and yardmen, plus labor organizations.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Brotherhood of Railway
Colorado & Southern Railway
Brotherhood
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Rio Grande
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Fock Island & Burlington
Maryland Republicans nominate slate at Baltimore convention
The Republican state convention met at the Maryland Theater in Baltimore to nominate candidates for governor, comptroller, attorney general, and clerk of the court of appeals. George R. Gaither was likely chosen for governor after Phillips S. Lee Goldsbrough declined to allow his name to be placed before the delegates.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Maryland
Court of Appeals
George R. Gaither
Phillips S. Lee Goldsbrough
Children Find Dynamite Near Wisconsin River Bridge
Special to The NorthWestern Milwaukee by Aug 14 reports children near a bridge over the Wisconsin River in Museeda Wisconsin found ten sticks of dynamite. They pocketed the sticks and brought them home to their father James Lewis. Authorities believe the dynamite was left there with malicious intent to harm Fish.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Museeda
James Lewis
Wiscosin River
Fizh
Bakers of Manitowoc feature in Northwestern Milwaukee ad
Fragmentary note reports bakers forming an association in Manitowoc area to sponsor an event for their children with Thomas Adame listed as president. The item mentions AGT and ties to a June or August date, plus a Milwaukee affiliate link and unclear details about members.
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Jfron
Atv
Espn
Ino
Aresange
Seeertaven
Thonais Adame
Tie Asta
Asso Jain
Genealogy of Lafayette Family Meeting Notices
Fragmentary OCR text outlines a genealogical meeting about the Marquis of Lafayette family, mentioning determinations on lineage and estate. Details are unclear due to garbled pages, but hints at a 17th or 18th century genealogical inquiry and official notices regarding family houses and ancestry.
Adulteration of Food Sparks Call for International Rules
Washington reports Dr Wiley of the Agriculture Department expects his Europe visit to lead to an international gathering in the United States. aims to secure uniform practice in treating food adulterations. Health authors largely agree on public health aims but split on exporting trade regulations.
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Associated Procw
Washington, D. C
Ig Fa
State Department
Europe
Dr. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Eighth International Zionist Congress Opens in The Hague
The eighth International Zionist Congress opened in The Hague with Dr David Wolffgohn delivering the opening address. Dr Max Nordau, president, warned that lasting peace requires justice for persecuted peoples, especially Jews, while delegates noted Zionist enthusiasm contrasted with the peace conference atmosphere.
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Associated Press
Hague
International Zionist Congress
David Wolffgohn
Cologne
Max Nordau
Nordau
Changes in Land War Rules Approved at The Hague
A plenary session of the peace committee on land war in The Hague approved proposed changes to the 1899 land warfare laws and renewed the 1893 Declaration forbidding balloon artillery. President M Bernaert of Belgium plans to retire, citing disagreement with the conference’s stance on Belgium’s right to one judge on the permanent court of arbitration.
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Hague
Associated Press
M. Bernaert
Belgium
Holiday at Krupp Works Celebrates Heir to Krupp Family
Kiel Germany Aug. 11 Associated Press holiday at the Krupp shop building works marked by a distribution of money for the birth of a son and heir to Herr and Frau Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach. The heir's birth was also celebrated at Essen. Krupp operates 61 000 workers across its works including Bilbao recently reorganized from a temporary stock company into a private firm owned by Frau Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach.
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Associated Pres
Kiel
Germany
Krupp
Frau Krupp von Bohlen Und Halbach
Eseen
Bilbeo
Frau Krupp von Bohlen
Halbach
Open Door Policy Stays Firm in Manchuria Treaty
Baron Rosen and Viscount Reid presented the Russia Japan convention to acting Secretary Adee at the State Department. The pact upholds the Portsmouth treaty guarantees, preserves Chinese integrity, and ensures the open door policy in Manchuria.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Baron Rosen
Viscount Reid
State Department
Adee
Russia
Japan
Portsmouth
China
Manchuria
Jews flee from Tangier as fighting ends
Wireless reports from Casablanca indicate Mazagan remains alarming with prisoners freed in Azemmour. Jews continue fleeing to Gibraltar while Mazagan and Azemmour authorities impose fees on evacuees seeking safety.
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Associated Press
Tangier
Casa- Diets
Gibraltar
Casablanca
Mazagan
Azemmour
Aasemmour
President Roosevelt names new foreign ministers
Oyster Bay August 14 President Roosevelt announced appointments naming Nathan Jaffa as secretary of New Mexico and other officials. Verbal lists include J. W. Verns, Henry Colran, Arthur Haigh Frazier, George Whiton and Cota Rha with roles in Central American and South American governments.
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Axscotiated Prees
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Ap Pyatienis
Nathan Jaffa
New Mexico
Vier J. W. Rerneds
Jessensd
Henry Colran May Io
Sunday Opening Spurs Official Action
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a request for Sunday opening action involving several officials and a secretary. The text references a governor or secretary position and a commitment to an expected decision within about two days.
Stocks Slump Again As Pope Manufacturing Crashes Market
A brutal session sees the stock market slide with losses of three to seven points in many active issues after news that Pope Manufacturing faces receiver proceedings and rumors of financial trouble in high commercial circles. Traction shares weaken as overall market remains unsettled, with a late rally fractionally erasing some losses.
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Associated Press
New York
Dutl
Pope Manufacturing Company
New York Central
Union Pacific
Northern Pacific
Reading
Great Northern
Amalgamated Copper
New York Air Brake
Inter-3etropolitan
Third Avenue
New York Air State
Union Pacice
Delaware & Hudson
Brooklsn Transit
BOMB FOR AN EARL A Distant Threat Echoes in Court
A report from Clonmel Ireland dated August 14 describes a sensational incident involving Lord Ashiewn and a suspected plot tied to an actress. The piece notes threats against a candidate and mentions a siege at a residence with police or military involvement.
Prince Yohg Chosen From Frete More Trade
A fragment indicates Prince Yohg of Co is chosen in a trade and residence context. Listed figures include 4304 and references to a fog and tree, with scattered phrases about a prince, county, and a ceremonial selection.
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Aix
Jorma
Mk Ateea
Prince of Co
Brewery Fire Destroys Local Plant in Early Morning Blaze
Firefighters battled a large blaze at a local brewery with flames shooting from the building. No injuries were immediately reported as crews worked to contain the fire and prevent spread to nearby structures. Investigators will assess cause and assess damage to equipment and stock.
Defenders of Native Land Back Paris Socialist Conference
Anos at Nancy reports the 14th socialist congress reaffirmed the 14th declaration from Limoges declaring it the duty of French socialists to defend the country if attacked. A split voice urged secularism and militarism as effects of capitalism amid clashes with other extremists.
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Nancy
France
Limoges
Clins
Eid
Auto crash near Bernardsville claims four injured
A car crash near Bernardsville New Jersey this afternoon left four people injured and one seriously. Dead is Mixack Afteen a Bernardesville resident. Injured are Mike Adelaire Pepper Brogkmn with a broken arm Gerthanes Janke from New York with a broken arm Ralph Hazleton from Far Hills hurt badly Arina Kuhlewind of Bernardsville with not serious injuries. The chauffeur lost control of the vehicle and it struck a telegraph pole as it ran at high speed.
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Associated Press
New York
Bernardsville
Nluz
Mixack Afteen
Olay
Bernardéywle
Far x
Mike Adelaire Pepper
Ralph Hazleton
Far Hilla
Manitowog Chautauqua Opens With Strong Attendance
Special to The North Wisconsin Bulletin Manitowog Chautauqua announces a permanent season starting this year. Harry Holbrook of Chicago credits the Chautauqua’s organizers with steady preparations. Attendance at each session ranges from 500 to 1,300, with Sunday crowds surpassing past marks. The city reported buying large numbers of tickets as guarantees.
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Norestern Millowaukee
Wis
Epensi
Manitowe
Harry Holbrook
Chicago
Isuincer
Thiman
Promised to Be Good in Court Case Messy Hearing
A garbled report from a Milwaukee court describes defendants promise to behave and the judge punishing them for misdeeds. Names and specifics are unreadable, but the article mentions a risk of future penalties and potential further actions by Rex Reed.
Unable to determine subject from noisy OCR text
Fragmentary OCR text describes weather impacts and storms affecting Milwaukee in August with references to storms, a factory, and evacuation or shelter needs. Names and precise events are unreadable. key details cannot be extracted.
Robbed in Denver Stirs City Society Report
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a robbery in Denver and references a city society, health and land matters. Names and exact details are unclear, but the item notes an incident affecting local groups and potential civic concerns within the community.
Immunity promised prompts delay in Chicago & Alton probe
Judge Landis postponed the grand jury investigation into the Chicago and Alton railway bribery case until September 3 7 after receiving word from the United States attorney general that officials of the railway were promised immunity. The delay aims to review records and assess the evidence amid questions of government good faith and potential prosecutions. The case stems from the Standard Oil interests and a related bribery inquiry surrounding property rates and cooperation with prosecutors.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Landis
United States District Court
Chicaco & Alton Railway
Standard OM Company
Indiana
Bonaparte
Chicago & Alton
District Atorney
Alton Company
Standard of Company
United States
United States District Attorney
Chicago & Aiton Railway
Department of Ju Tlee
Hoerty
Leqn Dorigny Dead Major Company Director Dies
A brief obituary notices the death of Leqn Dorigny, a director at a notable company, with no further details available. The fragmentary item notes his prominence and the loss felt in the business community.
Fingerprint clues link letter threat to suspect
Police traced fingerprints on a threatening letter sent to Father Foretti of St Anthony Catholic Church demanding 500 dollars by September 1. Michael Yenko is arrested as the writer. Investigators compare prints to those from Italian suspects including Edward Schwartz, head of the Keron burial group in Newark, hoping for conviction.
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CRI
Esc
Tally Ibeth
Father Foretti
St. Anthons
Siptemb
Michael Yenko
Hi Tih Barber
de Willer
Edward Schwartz
Keron
Newark
Veuzlus
Madison outing coach overturns in Yellowstone injuring seven
Seven Madison residents were injured when a stage coach toppled during a Yellowstone Park excursion on August 14. Among the hurt were Mrs Thomas A Coleman with a double fracture, A M Frisch with a sprained leg and flesh wound, Mrs A M Frisch with a dislocated shoulder, and several others with sprains, bruises, and cuts. The party later arrived by train, and Mrs Coleman is noted as well known in Oshkosh.
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Specter
Madison
Wis
Yellowstone Park
Thomos A. Coleman
A. M. Frisch
A M. Frisch
A. Blackburn
A. ©. Blackburn
Mmlsa Anna Blackburn
Mamie Young
Mra . A. Coleman
Oshkosh
Bias Nora. Fiyon
nun @ealer
Pope Manufacturing Co Appointed Receiver in Conn
Albert L. Pope was named receiver for Pope Manufacturing Company by a Connecticut court on August 14. The action, brought by McManus Kelly of Toledo, fixes $200000 bonds and allows the receiver to run and sell autos bicycles and accessories as needed. The case cites a $4436 claim plus interest and a damages claim of $85000, with general receivers previously appointed in New Jersey.
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Associated Presa
Martford
Conn
Albert L. Pope
Pope Manufacturing Company
McManus-Kelly Company
Toledo Ohio
A. A. Pope
Joline, Larkin & Rathbone
McManus-Kelly
Claina
Papa Company
New Jersey
Middlecamp Preliminary Examination Held For Attack Case
The preliminary examination of Henry Middlecamp in a charge of attacking Ora Tyriver was conducted in municipal court from 10 AM to 3 PM. He was held for trial under $2,000 bonds with trial set for Monday, August 18. Several witnesses, including the victim, testified as District Attorney W J Foulkes and defense attorney Earl P Finch attended with the defendant's parents present.
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Henry Middlecamp
Ora Tyriver
W J. Foulkes
Earl P Finch
Will Case Postponed In Probate Court
Hearing on the will of John Ho Crawford postponed to August in probate court. Mrs. Crant and attorneys Wade and William represent the heirs and seek executory provisions while a conservatorship is addressed for Hinman, the decedent’s daughter, with Copaniene terms to be used for heirs under advisement.
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John TH. Crawford
Aurust CC
John Ho Crawford
Rasford Wadea
Storda
Mire
Jesse
Hinman
Tie Deesie
Wihare
Wileme
Athe Bauch
Hiltess
Crant
Attor- Pee Grarge
Willamwets
Hearing in Eddy Suit Delays Visit to Mrs Eddy
At Concord Aug 14 the masters hear the competency question for Mary Baker Eddy. Chandler argues for delusions and incapacity while Streeter defends her business management. Judge Aldrich adjourns to allow a visit to Pleasant View by the three masters.
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Associated Prevey
Concord
Mary Haker Golds
William T. Chandler
Cuddy
Christian Science Leader
Eddy
Pleasant View
Chandler
Streeter
Eastman
Convention Opens for Wisconsin Municipalities in La Crosse
Special from La Crosse reports the annual convention of the League of Wisconsin Municipalities began with about 24 delegates. Alderman Henry Smith of Milwaukee arrived first. The day includes welcome remarks by Mayor Anderson of La Crosse and a response by City Attorney Moe Reilly of Fond du Lac. Mayor Doyle of Fond du Lac was to speak but delegated to Mr Kelly. Topics cover systems of special assessments for improvements and a talk on political corruption causes and cure by Irancia E McGovern. An automobile city tour is planned followed by a president address by Mayor Milinehan of Green Bay.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
la Crosse
League of Wisconsin
Henry Smith
Adreas
Webcome
WA. Anderson
Moe Reilly
Fond du Lac
F. L. Doyle
Fond Dua Lac
Parole Hearing Sought by Waupun Inmate
An inmate at Waupun seeking parole under a revised state policy has applied for release after serving at least half his sentence. The first hearing is set for Madison with defense and state prosecutors presenting arguments for and against the petition.
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Milwauker
Manitiwee
Maraluwee Tian
Waupun
State Board of Contre
Rutmer Perm
Mack
Madson
Kelen
Assenea
Atuy Fenton
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Vais
Congress OF Zionists
Krupp Works
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Pope Manufacturing
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Clonmel Treland
Ashiewn
Teeuthle
Peacpere
Prince Yohg
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Manitowog Chautauqua
Sabeeriet
Pat Lidem
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Tacctz
Cena Peapie
Laaltenne Wan Soeen Jeweley and
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Landheath
Judge Landis
Alton Matter
Alton Hand
Leqn Dorigny
Trallman
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Receier IS
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Walters
MRS
Christian Science
Darth
Uy Sfor Antornea
League of Wise
Manitowec
Wife
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Reamanin
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