Train Wreck Kills One in Wisconsin Surfaced in Aug
A Chicago and North Western passenger train wreck three miles south of Fond du Lac Wisconsin kills one man George Zuehlke a bookkeeper for Winnebagoo Manufacturing Company and injures many others. Washout from heavy rain caused the derailment as cars piled down a twenty foot embankment while the engine stayed on the rails. A thirteen year old boy Stebbins of Chicago was trapped two hours before being rescued alive.
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Northwestern
Fond du Lacois
de Pere
Chicago
Menominee
George Zuehlke
Winnenaga Manufacturing Company
Antigo
Tes
Stebbing
Rrom
J Fone du
W. R. Dervis
Alred Stebbins
A. B Quale
Milwaukee
Frank Gerds
Paul Drumi
V. Gerrutz
Frank A Shephard
Johnsons Creek
J. A Rigby
J. F. O'Malley
E. W . May
Jozeph Domxalskik
L. W. Petvier
Winneteka
Charles Morton
Ocon
Anderson
Mick
Bloomington
Lake Erie
Train Collision Sculpts Crash Scene and Injuries
A derailment struck a passenger coach with terrific force injuring many aboard. The car toppled onto its side and was badly damaged, throwing occupants about and leaving extensive damage in its wake.
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Dushed
O Neill's Named as Superintendent in Minnesota Cedar Sale
Special to The Northwestern Wuashiningon reports former State Senator William Gael of Ashland was appointed superintendent of logging on the ceded Chippewa parcel in Minnesota at a salary of Got Us. The job is expected to last ten years or more, shaping Gael's near future with the assistance of ll & Stevens.
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Wuashinigon
D.C
William Gael
Ashland
Pan American Railway Plan Revealed for Vast Trunk Line
Plans filed in Guthrie Oklahoma outline a Pan American Railway to connect Hudson Bay to Buenos Aires with branches to Rio Janeiro and Valparaiso. The project, valued at 29 million dollars, would traverse Canada, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas, Mexico, Central America, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Brazil, ending at multiple Pacific and Atlantic coastal endpoints. Key incorporators include Dodge, Sheldon, Pendleton, Philips, and Wells.
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Associated Pres
Guthrie, O. T
Hudson Bay
British Columbia
Buenoce Aytes
South America
Pan-American Railway Company
Port Nelson
Wint Tipeg
Manitoba
Dakotas
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Galveston
Texas
Republic of Mexico
Central America
Panama
United States of Colombia
Ecuador
Republic of Peru
Buenos Ayres
Atlantic Ocean
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Chilli
Valparaiso
South Pacific Ocean
Pan American Railway
W B H. Dodge
Stephen A Sheldon
W J. Pendleton
Eldrige G. Philips
The Coffin Is Closed Lord Salisbury Dies
Hatfield England Aug 24 Lord Salisbury has died and his coffin is closed. Family and servants will be pallbearers at the funeral slated for end of the week as Lord Edward Cecil reaches England from Egypt. Ambassador Choate telegraphed condolences expressing deep regret and US sympathy for England’s loss.
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Associated Press
Eng
Lord Salizbury
Lord Edward Cecil
England
Choate
Hatfield
Lord Salsbury
Lord Craneborne
United States
Stock Broker Assigns
Edgar C. Jurfensen, a New York block exchange member and room trader, made an assignment but soon reached a satisfactory settlement and withdrew the notice. He continued operating on the stock exchange floor as usual.
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Associated Press
New York
Edgar C. Jurfensen
New York Block Exchange
Juccensen
Stock Exchange
Costly Norton Cup of Chicago Sought After by Yachtsmen
Commodore Edwin Korton of West End Yacht outlines the Norton Cup challenge in Chicago. The trophy, to be held after two consecutive championships, would pass to each yacht on its second title. The cup, offered in 1892, was first won at Pewaukee Lake by Aderyn representing Pie Lake club.
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Chicago
Edwin Korton
West End Yacht
Clase &É
Pewaukee Lake
Aderyn
Pie Lake
Comet IL
Mayouhk
Sceressiervices
Turkish Massacres Reported Across Adrianople Districts
War dispatches describe massacres by Turkish forces in Florina and Monastir regions. Women and children from twenty two villages were said to be burned or slain, with streets in Krushevo reportedly strewn with corpses. Survivors fear to bury the dead as Turkish suspicions loom.
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Associated Press
Sofia
Bulgaria
Florina
Monastirana
Krushevo
Qllayet
Adianople
Adrianople
Vienna
Constantinople
Urgas
Unclear OCR Fragment Shows Miscellaneous Scores and Names
Fragmentary OCR lists many near unreadable score lines and personal names with fractions and odd spellings. It hints at a sports or standings table with entries like out of, out of, and percent marks, but the precise event, teams, or dates are not discernible.
Waiters Strike Renewed In Chicago Downtown
Waiters and cooks went on strike early today in several downtown rooms amid union action against Chicago Restaurant Keepers’ Association. The walkout disrupted Kings restaurant and Kingley’s and L Hofbrau’s, with some turnover and minor disorder as patrons resisted a grab for attention while others stayed at work.
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Chicago
Snl
Amal
Waiters and Cockea
Arbitration Board
Kings
Anna King
Kingley's
L. Hoftbrau's
American Champion Spencer Leads Winnebago Gun Club Opening Day
American champion Charles G. Spencer starred at the Winnebago Gun Club opening day, scoring 136 birds from 140 and achieving six perfect rounds in eight events amid wet, cold conditions. Milwaukee’s James Bush won the Wisconsin championship medal with 24 of 25 in amateurs. shooters from Fond du Lac, Two Rivers, Neenah, and other locales competed as officials listed. The event marked the fourth annual tournament, with a large tented grounds and refreshments near the clubhouse.
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Winnebago Gun Club
Charles G. Spencer
Wisconsin
James Bush
Milwaukee
Acme
Spencer
Max Hendler
Battle Creek
Ahot
America
Ecila Wincheser
Heneafer Representa
M.C
Tuesay
P. Bruce
Milwaukes
J. Nolan
Fondau Lac
Frank Kauffman
Two Rivers
M. Yandrell
M. Sonsthagen
Neenah
EB. Wickert
Meeleue
Gragieton
Scelt Wis
Brown
Maron
Mr Drum
Grand Rapids
Moile
Antigo
Mowak
Menominee
Henry Peterson
Wavupata
John M. Thomas
Frank Schoelier
J. J. Carr
Oscar Crary Jr
Carl Heisinger
Falani Heisiveer
H. Banderob
Heisinger
Frentis
Nolan
Rye
Mason
Lerick Ciniz Sane
Melle
Newak
Raven
Bak Peterson Ye
Kanffman Ae
Vandre
Smehagen
Wikert
Harpan Vo
Brazicton
Ik i Medive
Hensler
Bruce
Motan
Yi Eat
Lantief
Eiehts
Wecenly
Lepigh
Times Building Fire Damages Plant and Machines
Fire swept through The Times Publishing Company building injuring printing gear and destroying racks of current year newspapers. Damage is estimated at up to 2000 dollars with water damage surpassing fire losses. one Mergenthaler machine and a Castrell press were badly affected, limiting immediate production. Manager W C Jenking aims to resume publication Tuesday morning.
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Times Publlding Company
Fit
W. C. Jenking
Mergenthaler
Times
Castrell
Ot Mir
Jenkins
Death in City Man Found Dead in Chair
Frank Ktakora a resident of 338 High Street died aged 49. He had been ill for some time and consumption was suspected. Remains were to be shipped to Lovlerne Rae, his father and mother, after a local inquest at the office of Justice Fred A. Racract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ktakora
High Street
Louis
Yshhesh Trunk Company
Lovlerne Rae
Superior Papers Unite In Local Fad Debate
A garbled news snippet notes changes at The Superior Leader and The Clarion with printing shifts and staff moves. Mentions J. B. Konkel and Frank A. Fiose and a Globe reporter request. Includes stray lines about a church incident and a man claiming gold in his tears.
Moki Wins Inland Race in Milwaukee Yacht Event
The Kimberly Syndicate from Nodaway Yacht Club Neenah won the Inland Lake Yachting Association race held today. Moki finished first in 4:43.20, with Comet II of Milwaukee second at 4:48.09 and Kayoshk of Oshkosh third near 4:50. The race ran amid clearing skies and strong breeze, with about twenty boats competing and a fog shorting visibility near the southeast buoy.
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Moki
Kimberly Syndicate
Nodaway Yacht Club
Neenah
Inland Lake Yachting Association
Comet 11
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Northwestern
White Cape
Millers Bay
Mokal
Notaway
Comet IL
Kajoshk
Oshkveh
Kite
Oranomowne
Ar Hieblander
Fexcelsigr
Peshtigo
Lake Geneva - Mavis
Pistakee
Aderyn
Pine Lake
Semeze
White Bear - Pass
Columbia
Alberta
Neenah - Calumet
Fox Lake Creole
Fond du Lac
Reliance Jo
Pine Lake Venture
Oconemowne Lak Fisloy
Fox
Fox Lake Argo
Council Bluffs
Nokomis
Lake Geneva
Comet
Bayoshk
Ata
Knights of Pythias Arrive for Milwaukee Parade
The Milwaukee Knights of Pythias arrive by train escorted by the Military band and Oshkosh reception committee. Maj. Benjamin Sanders of Milwaukee commands the parade with Capt. Th. Hercher leading the deserting division. They march through city streets to North Park and set up in former Adventists tents. Notable attendees include Gen. D Liste Col Zeno Host Col Whitnall Col Johnwn and Adjutant Maner.
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Milwaukee Knights of Pythias
Milwaukee
Th. Hercher
Benjamin Sanders
Chor
Ths
North Park
Adventisia
Wiccorsin National Guard
Knights of Pythiss
D Liste
Col Zeno
Col. Whitnall
John Wn
Adjjutant Maner
BE. Feiecher
Wisconsin state senator Sarau killed in streetcar crash
Wisconsin state senator Christian Sarau of the Nineteenth district was fatally injured when a streetcar struck his procession in Oshkosh. He died soon after at St Marys hospital after leg amputation and severe head injuries. Motorman Benjamin Hathaway is detained.
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Pythias Purine
Saran
Wisconsin
Merritt
Hazel Streets
Benjamin Hathaway
Uml
Even?itenten Sena
Mr Saray
Knights of Prihlas
Nam
Christian Sarau
Sereberg Holstein
Germany
Mishicott
Manitowoc
Oshkosh
State Senate
Appleton Excursion Steamer Strands Passengers Twelve Hours
A Steamer Belt wreck on the Menasha reef near Oshkosh traps about 300 excursion passengers for twelve hours. Rain drenched travelers while fishermen profited, charging twenty five cents per person for rides ashore. Neenah police capture an escaped convict later reported by a resident observer.
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Neenah-Menasha
Win
Menasha
Appleton
Oshkosh
Menashe
Neenah
Appieten
Winneconne
Breith
Clir Jockin
Church Robbery Report From Rataten Wisconsin
A Catholic church in Rataten Wisconsin was robbed of a bold plate chalice and other valuables. Police say the church had not been torbed previously and the crime is under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soosdal
Milaikes
Wis
Ana
Wisconsin
Rataten
Baraboo Pastor Resigns From Presbyterian Church
A Baraboo Wisconsin church announces the resignation of Reverend B WanVranken from the Presbyterian congregation. The special evening Wisconsin report notes the pastor’s departure amid internal discussions and local church affairs.
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Win
Baraboo
Wis
Rev B
Shooting in Rhinelander Ends With Arrest
A man in Rhinelander Wisconsin was fatally shot in the abdomen during a quarrel over a wife. The suspected shooter, Ben Spooner, a special policeman, was placed under arrest.
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Associated Press
Rhinelander
Wis
Frank McBurner
Ben Spooner
McBurner
Spooner
New York
Vapgnslo Filppo
Flippo Nero
Bronx
Badger Marksmen Boycott Interstate Meet
Special to The Northessie tells of Wisconsin militia marksmen declining to attend the Lake City Minnesota interstate meet next month. They oppose competing under the old system, arguing new restrictions would handicap their accuracy and effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northessie Iy
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Ulats
Molle
Nowak Tonets
Wickert
Timon
Klaam
Wisnebago Gun Club
Milin Uet
James Bunk
Milweakes
Times Publishing Company
Frank Kiakerm
Cehkents
Frank Compmey
Losec Content
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Clarion
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Konkel
Roger
Frank A. Fiose
Globe
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Knights OF
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Fife
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Art Pickorick
Tony Weller
the Deckens
Sarau
Chrie Sarne
St Mary's Hospital
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Saray
St. Mary's Hospital
E Foster
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Gerad
Knights of Pythias
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Hathaway
James Laing
F C Behneider
Mr. Sarau
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Mr. Laing
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