Roosevelt and Sherman factions clash over NY convention
A special meeting of New York Republicans aims to name a temporary chairman to avert a floor fight at the state convention. Griscom disclosed Woodruff will visit to map out the September primaries as tensions rise between Roosevelt and Sherman camps led by Davenport and Oneida county supporters.
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Annexation Move Shocks Officials in Korea and Tokyo
AP dispatch from Tokio reports Korea Japan talks as officials anticipate a new convention. The plan aims to end the hermit state and end the Russo-Japanese era. British observers meanwhile react to a surprise annexation code.
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Ex Senator Call Dead After Congression Remains in Washington
The Associated Press reports former Senator Call died in Washington D C after a sudden collapse. His daughter Miss Lucy Call arrived Sunday. Funeral arrangements are not yet made. The body may be sent to Jacksonville Florida for burial. The deceased served in the upper chamber.
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Veteran Florida politician Cail dies at 76
Former United States senator and Confederate veteran from Florida, Mr. Cail, died at age 76. He served as adjutant general of Florida troops, was a presidential elector, and active in Democratic conventions before resuming legal practice in Jacksonville.
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Georgia Polls and Political Turmoil Across States
The report outlines campaign upheaval as Governor Brown's team contends for control. It notes resignations and attempted deaths linked to reform battles, with figures like Heke Smith and Philip Cook involved, plus references to state officials and congressional incumbents facing renomination battles.
Governor declines to discuss future office aims
Faint mentions of Governor Day at Kegonsa and Birion events hint at political ambitions but the governor remains silent on any candidacy. Mrs Davison and two daughters visit at Keronss while he enjoys a lake trip and attends to state business with Gov. Day’s entourage nearby.
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Heat Takes Stranger in La Crosse Death
In La Crosse a 25 year old man died after exposure to extreme heat. Officials note no foul play and are investigating the incident as a heat related death. Further details were not immediately available.
Death in Long Island Railroad Crossing Crash
Bertha Glass of New York dies after being struck while crossing a railroad spur on the Long Island line. The accident occurred in the city area, with investigators examining the scene for cause and potential contributing factors.
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Sorority National Convention Opens in Bloomington
The twenty fifth annual national convention of Kappa Kappa Gamma begins in Bloomington Indiana with President Edith Stoner of Kansas presiding at the first business session. Bloomington is decorated for visiting delegates.
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Twenty Bodies Found in Western Fire After Mine Incident
Aug 24 reports from Avery Idaho describe a lake of destruction as Saltese and nearby towns burn. A search party led by J. Sullivan found twenty U S Fort Service employees dead within one mile of Setser Creek while other workers and Japanese laborers survive the fire fighting effort. The Milwaukee Railway rebuild continues with 300 bridge carpentry crews at work. The storm bringing rain aids fire suppression across Montana Idaho and Washington.
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Wisconsin Primary Ticket Listings and Candidates
A dense roll of ticket names and candidates appears, listing Progressive Republican and United States Senate hopefuls, governors, secretaries, attorneys general, treasurers, and legislators across counties such as Dane Milwaukee and Sheboygan with multiple districts named. The document also references emergency forest fires and a missing crew member in Idaho, noting outdoor dangers and the ongoing search amid shifting fronts.
Privilege Granted for Road Line and Insurance Issues
The Northwestern Madison Wis August 34 The commission granted a certificate to hold a line of road in Superior and related routes. It also awarded a certificate to the Ezponza Bay route and discussed penalties for non authorized insurers operating in Wisconsin.
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Arm Ground to Pulp in Corn Shredding Incident
In Milwaukee a farm accident left Marvin Johnson twenty two year old son of former Assemblyman Thomas Johnson with his arm ground to a pulp while shredding corn. The incident occurred in La Crosse Wisconsin during a special report from August fourth.
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Endorsement rally for Cook falters amid Dem attacks
Neenah Wisconsin August 24 supporters of S A Cook react to ex Attorney General Hicks attack at a home endorsement rally for Cook for US Senate The meeting fails to rally voters as Hicks denounces Democrats and Cook defends reform plans and tariff adjustments while turnout remains uncertain
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Conference story denied in Northwestern Milwaukee area
The Aug. 24 report claims a conference of three state ticket candidates will be held today. Local leaders deny any formal gathering to decide support between Lewis and McGovern.
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Jackpot Custodian Case Abroad in County Court
State's Attorney Wayman tied the Wilson indictment to the Browne case as a potential witness link. Judge Honore postponed Wilson's case after Browne's, and did not declare bond forfeiture. Cross-examination of Representative White resumed as defense attorney Forrest pressed for direct answers on bribe confession.
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Garfield to Tour West Campaign for Roosevelt Bevierge
Garfield secretary of the interior under Roosevelt leaves Mentor Ohio for a speaking tour in the west. He will ally with Roosevelt and Pinchot to address Progressive issues and conserve national resources. He plans to campaign in several states, notably Indiana, promoting Senator Beveridge.
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Changes at AIS location
Special from The Northwestern reports EH G Madden of Kenetmonstl named physical director of the M C A at Pontige IL. He will assume duties September 15 and has been an athlete all his life.
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Boxing bout in Milwaukee between Powers and Andrews
Boxing action in Milwaukee July or August shows Harry Powers of Minneapolis and Fred Andrews of Milwaukee set for a ten round championship bout at Victor. The card highlights revived boxing interest with both fighters billed for a spirited contest in the West.
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Auto plunges over bank kills two and injures three
A vehicle plunged over a bank injuring five occupants near an unspecified location. Mrs J. M. Worh and Tud. Ang. were fatally injured, while Tud. and three others suffered serious injuries. Police are investigating the crash as details remain unclear.
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Special Congressional Panel Visits Indian School
Members of a special congressional committee on Indian land issues arrived in Kansas City to inspect a local school campus cited in the investigation. The visit marks a step in examining central charges related to land policies and education.
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Prince to Visit America
A brief dispatch notes a planned visit by a prince to the United States, mentioning Shanghai and a reference to Manchuria alongside brief travel context. This item highlights a royal itinerary and international engagement without detailing dates or firm schedules.
Fire Burns Elevator and Steamer Bennington Woodwork
Fire damaged the elevator and the Bennington steamer tied alongside it. The blaze also affected the hatch cov and surrounding woodwork. No injuries are reported and fire crews battled the flames.
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Famous racehorse dead
Gambetti Wilkes, sire of two harness horses in the 2:20 class or better, has died. The report comes from Lexington with Associated Press dispatches noting the death of the well known horse.
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Gambetti Wilkes
Madriz heads toward Costa Rica amid Nicaraguan shifts
American Consul Johnson reports Madriz and about seventy Madriz faction forces arrive at Amapisía from Corinto aboard a Pacific Mail steamer. Estrada orders release of prisoners on an island near Corinto and places foodstuffs on the tariff free list until further orders. Peace negotiations through Salvador Castrillo face delays as Strada sends a commission member unknown to himself.
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Filipinos Demand Freedom Demonstration in Zamboanga
A crowd in Zamboanga Mindanao protests annexation to the United States with a demonstration to welcome Secretary Dickinson. Speakers urged Moro independence and the archipelago’s self rule, while Moros pledged allegiance to the United States and urged orderly governance.
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Washington Monument baseball feat noted with misread text
Fragmentary report describes a baseball feat near the Washington Monument involving catcher Street of Washington and a Chicago team player named Pimehe. The passage is garbled but hints at a remarkable long throw or hit during a game, with referees present and a tense, unclear sequence of events.
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Police investigate case in McGarray area
Unclear report details an operation day and a group of eleven people including a man named John. The fragment mentions a person named Geert An and a Chaofienr figure associated with an accident. The text is garbled and cannot confirm roles or outcomes.
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