Knights Templars Conclave Draws 60000 in Louisville
A busy start to the triennial Knights Templars conclave in Louisville sees 60,000 visitors arriving as commanderies from across the nation gather. Brass bands parade through streets adorned with bunting while local headquarters plan a reception at the Custom House to open festivities.
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Associated
Louisville
Knights Templars
Kentucky
Hannai
South Carolina
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
West Virginia
New York
Ohio
California
Wisconsin
Michigan
Towa
Georgia
Illinois
Templars' Train Derailed Near Barnesville
A Petmore and Ohio railway special train carrying Pennsylvania Knights Templars to Louisville struck a horse on Barnesville hill. The derailment killed engineer Francis of Zanesville and fatally injured fireman Boston of Newark. Passengers suffered only light bruises.
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Associated Press
Barnesville
Ohio
Petmore and Ohio Railway
Pennsylvania Knights Templars
Louisville
Barnesville Hill
Francis
Zanesville
Boston
Newark
Indemnities Set by Sultan After Quays Dispute
Constantinople August 26 The sultan agrees to pay 700000 francs to the Quays company for interference with its rights and 600000 francs to a Frenchman for seizure of lands in Albania. The Quay company renounces for a year the clause limiting transfer of the quays to Turkey to save appearances.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Quays Company
Albania
Turkey
Henry Steps Down as U Chicago Football Captain
Chicago August 26 James H Henry has resigned the captaincy of the University of Chicago football team. He leaves college to join a wholesale house. Henry was a top halfback and his departure will hurt the team. It is expected James Sheldon quarterback will be elected his successor.
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Associated Press
Chicago
James H. Henry
University of Chicago
James Sheldon
Henry
Hinshaw Paroled After Life Sentence in Beleville Case
Michigan City Aug 26 William E Hinshaw the man convicted of murdering his wife at Beleville has been released from state prison on a ten day parole by Governor Durbin. He is to visit his ill parents near Winchester. Hinshaw a preacher has long proclaimed his innocence.
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Associated Press
Michigan City
Ind
William E. Hinshaw
Beleville
Durbin
Winchester
Hinshaw
Armour ill after vacation trip to Watkins Glen
Kirk B. Armour head of Armour Packing Co in Kansas City was taken seriously ill while on vacation at Watkins Glen. He arrived by special car to Kansas City and at noon his condition was reported as slightly improved though still very sick by his attending physician.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Hkirk B. Armour
Armour Packing Company
Watkins Glen
Armour
Temporary bridge collapses injure three in Michigan
Bank Star Marie Mich Aug 26 While workmen moved a temporary bridge over the waterpower canal it collapsed sinking thirty feet Ross Whalen and his son along with Kenneth McLay. McLay will die and the elder Whalen may not recover.
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Associated Press
Bank Ste Marie
Mich
Ross
Whalen
Kenneth McLay
Mclusy
McGraw Retires From Baseball After Knee Injury
Baltimore, Aug 6 Associated Press John C McGraw manager of the Baltimore American team says he has played his last game. He will manage from the beach while remaining a stockholder and businessman in town. He is confined with a broken knee in a plaster cast and cannot play this year. He provides no clear reason for retirement.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
John C. McGraw
Baltimore American
McGraw
Unhappy Family in Colombia Entangles Isthmus In Intrigue
A Panama report notes Liberals in Colombia press for aggressive action as revolts deepen. Venezuela Ecuador and Nicaragua aid liberal rebels while conservatism meets cross nation sympathy, threatening regional stability and rail traffic on the isthmus.
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Associated Prez
Colon
Colombia
Kingston
Jamaica
Panama
Venezuela
Ecuador
Nicaragua
Kaukauna Roots Past Sheboygan in Slugfest Exhibition
In Kaukauna Wisconsin on August 26 Sheboygan pitcher Brock struggled as Kaukauna hammered Wolf’s curves for a 12 to 9 victory. Kaukauna built early offense, hitting two homers and several two and three-baggers with Gehr and Deitzler driving the offense.
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Kaukauna
Wis
Sheboygin
Brock
Wolf
Sheboygan
E. Sheboygan
Wah
Block
Kramer
Gehr
Schreiner
Beuge
Deitzler
Godersky
Acker
Schatzke
Torrison
Jacobl
Shot Minister's Son in Chicago Killing
David Lindskog son of Rev Henman Lindakeg of St Angarius Swedish Episcopal church was shot and killed by Police Officer James H Wiley within fifty feet of the minister's rectory. The minister aided officers in placing his son in an ambulance after the shooting. The officer says he fired in self defense against an attack by a band of young men at Oak and Sedewick streets.
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Associated Press
Chicago
David Lindskog
Henman Lindakeg
St. Angarius Swedish Episcopal Church
James H. Wiley
Oak and
Sedewick Streets
No Offer Made Yet in Pittsburg Steel Talks
Reports from New York indicate no settlement proposition has been submitted to United States Steel as conferences with Amalgamated Association leaders, civic groups, and labor officials concluded in Pittsburg. Gompers, Easly, White, and Mitchell arrived in New York awaiting further steps.
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Associated Press
New York
United States Steel Corporation
Pittsburg
Amalgamated Association Industrial Commission
Civic Federation
Labor
Ralph M. Busiy
National Civic Federation of Labor
Henry White
United Garment Workers of America
Pittaburg
United States Corporation
Shaffer
Amalgamated Association
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Buffalo
Washington
Gompers
Easty
White
Easly Taleks
Mrr
Elassy
Phtsburg
Jenks
Industrial Commission
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Mr. Easly
Messrs. Morgan and
Schwab
Four Miners Die In Newfoundland Mineshaft Accident
Four miners were killed at the Chenaw coal mine in Bloomington Newfoundland when a cable broke as the cage descended. A man and a boy escaping the fall apparently stepped off just before the cage plunged twenty seven feet to the shaft bottom.
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Associated Press
Bloomington
Chenaw
Centralia Church Wrecked by Severe Storm and Peach Loss
A strong cyclone hit Centralia on August 26. a colored Baptist church was wrecked and orchards suffered extensive damage. The disaster left about fifteen thousand bushels of peaches on the ground, amplifying the town’s losses.
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Centralia
Colored Baptist Church
Protest Filed Over Saturday Race Outcome on Green Lake
Skipper Davia of Anita protests the Saturday afternoon Green Lake challenge cup race claiming Minnesoka fouled at the start. The protest follows Anita and Minnesoka facing off as the only genuine races of the week with Minnesoka defeating Anita twice.
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Skipper Davia
Anita
Minncaltha
W. L. Davia
Shilming
A. Bunn
White Bear
Skipper Foul Dispute Delays Cup Decision
The dispute over a foul by Skipper Davis near Minnesoka led judge W. M. Gilbert to return home to Neenah. Officials sent written statements to all skippers and will withhold a decision until September when testimony is heard for a final cup award.
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Davis
W. M. Gilbert
Neenah
Wisconsin Nips X Rays In Amateur Hockey
The Wisconsins defeated the X-Rays by a score of 11 to 4. Ratteries for Wisconsin were Laubach and Havle for X Rays Schroeder and Sacho. The Costa defeated the Arions Sunday by a score of 3 to 1. Batteries for Colts Tauschman and Roth for Arions Zinnad Sacho.
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Wisconsins
Wisconsin
Laubach
Havle
Xrays
Schroeder
Sacho
Costa
Arions
Colts
Tauschman and Roth
Zinnad Sacho
Kendall on Trial For Failure To Report Smallpox
Dr H Bruce Kendall stands trial in Justice McCabe s court at Menasha Wisconsin charged with failing to report a smallpox case to health officials. District Attorney Jackson prosecutes with defense by S H Hullard. The state argues the child had smallpox. the defense contends no illness occurred. Milwaukee doctor Solon U Marks and Oshkosh doctor H B Dale attend to pursue possible action over registration law.
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Menasha
Wis
H. Bruce Kendall
Adliy
Solon U. Marks
Milwaukee
State Medical Board of Examiners
H. B. Dale
Oshkosh
Kendall
Four Boys Drown in Long Branch Raft Incident
Four youths aged ten to fifteen drowned when a raft they were on was swept seaward at Long Branch New Jersey. Victims included two sons of Long Branch High School head Prof Blakeley and Harold Sherman, son of local resident Harry Sherman.
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Associated Press
New York
Long Branch
NL J
Blakeley
Alex Gaskell
Harold
Harry Sherman
Thousands to Attend Grand Lodge Convention in Indianapolis
The Gold Fellows' sovereign grand lodge plans the seventy seventh annual convention in Indianapolis starting three weeks from Aug. 26. Officials forecast up to 100000 attendees from all states and international visitors. The event features a Sept. 17 parade with 22000 Odd Fellows, memorial ceremonies for Schuyler Colfax and Rebekah anniversary, social events, and the Grand Decoration of Chivalry with prize distributions.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Gold Fellows’ Sovereign Grand Lodge
Canada
Nova Scotian
Mexico
Europe
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Human bomb explosion injures workers at Schuetzen Park
In New York three men were injured and a panic spread as a device called the human bomb exploded at Schuetzen park Union Hill. The device, used to aid ascensions at the park, contained dynamite and had been stored in a house ready for shipment to Buffalo for exhibition.
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Associated Press
New York
Schuetzen Park
Union Hi
Park
Buffalo
Faber Woller Tie The Knot In Oshkosh Wedding
William Faber and Tillie Woller wed Saturday evening at the Tattheran Christchurch parsonage with Rev George M Wong presiding. A M Frederick and Martha Rkeickhaefer served as witnesses. The groom, manager of the Revere house, resides in Oshkosh. the bride, daughter of August Weller, has lived in Oshkosh for years and is well known locally.
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Wiliam Faber
Tillie Woller
Tattheran Christchurch
George M. Wong
A. M. Frederick
Martha Rkieckhaefer
Oshkosh
Revere House
August Weller
Knudson Appointed Wisconin Game Warden in Ninth District
Kittel Knudson of Winneconne was named game and fish warden for Wisconsin's Ninth Congressional district by State Game Warden Henry Overbeck. The appointment spans from Saturday to Sunday and notes Knudson had captured a seing and hoop net in Lake Poygun.
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Kittel Knudson
Winneconne
Wis
Staty
Henry Overbeck
Saturniay End
Knudson
Lake Poygun
Quiet Doth Prevail Amid Steel Strike Developments
Reports from Pittsburg indicate the steel strike scene remains mostly quiet as talks in New York aim to reopen negotiations. The Amalgamated and steel firms push resumptions with several mills already ramping to full production. clashes are avoided with strong police presence.
Personal Mention From Neenah Menasha Area
Neenah Menasha Wis Aug 26 Several residents including Misses Marie McDermott Emma Lachman and Mrs Asa Dubels visited Milwaukee over the weekend. Other travelers left for Minneapolis Chicago Madison and Camp Douglas. Local plans include a Fox Riverside Bank picnic at Brighton on August 18 with an evening dance.
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Northwestern
Wneenah-Menashs
Wis
Marie McDermott
Emma Lachman
Neenah
Milwaukee
Asa Dubels
Nellie Ruge
W. Johnson
Minneapolis
Thomas Clausen
Bt Elizabeth Hospital
Appleton
Fox Riverside Bank Union
Brighton
Edward Heckel
Menasha Paper Company
Camp Douglas
Put-in-Bay
Ohio
Buffalo
L. B. Hastings
Hastings
F. R. Boiles
Familly
Chicago
B.D. McDermott
Frederick Pleaganta
Menpisha
M. J. Patcher
Brighton Beach
Richard Kellett
Warkoo
Geear Smith
Lilian Bhiert
George Bisby
Vistting Neenah
A. 1. Bardman
Local visitors and home returns noted in area columns
Musgat of Fond du Lac returned home Saturday after visiting Neenah relatives. Co. H. Buxton of Neenah spent Saturday in Fond du Lac with Mrs. UW Valentin and Mrs. E A El Aridge. Mrs. John Negent and daughter Alice were in Est work Friday visiting Appleton friends.
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Musgat
Fond du Lac
Neenah
Co. H. Buxton
Valentin
E. A. el- Aridge
John Negent
Alice
Appleton
A Pipe Dream Collision Near Harmon Cottage
Avian Rost and John Harnwo were in a buggy collision on a narrow Oakwood turn from Omro road. A horse and carriage from the opposite direction struck them, sending Harmon and Stout flying. Host’s pipe stem shielded his face as he slid along the road. both horses fled as drivers rushed to reach shelter before the storm.
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Avian Rost
H.om. Harmen
John Harnwo
Omro Road
Oakwood
Harmon Cottage
Mr. Harmon
Mr. Stout
Host
Shome
Weather Bureau Officials Meet in Milwaukee Preview
Harvey M Watts of the Philadelphia Press, a lay delegate, asserts meteorology now rests on solid theory and facts. He praises bureau management, staff, and European comparisons while urging reform to improve public presentation of the bureau’s work.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Harvey M. Watts
Philadelphia Press
Weather Bureau
Moore
Ami
Yachts to Ship From Oshkosh for Inland Lake Regatta
Six of seven Oshkosh Yacht Club boats remain for shipment to Green Lake by Thursday for the Inland Lake Yachting Association regatta. The Highlander of White Bear lake St Pont sailed here, then home for sale. builder Andy Peterson and crew returned. Peterson notes light winds favored drift boats and predicts White Bear boat Minnesitka would win with stronger wind.
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Oshkosh Yacht Club
Green Lake
Inland Lake Yachting Association
Highlander
White Bear Lake
St. Pont
Andy” Peterson
Neensh
Willam le Davis
Ke & Man
Peterson
White Bear Vailders
Oshkosh
White Bear
Inland Lake
Butters
Tragic Mill Accident Claims 14-Year-Old Worker
Herman Bertgen, 14, an employee at the Kimberly pulp mill, died Sunday after a mishap at the wet machine. He was crushed between rollers during Saturday’s shift and succumbed to injuries after several hours. His father, H. Bertgen, lives at Little Chute.
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Kaukeuna
Wile
Herman Bérstgen
Kimberly Pulp Mills
Kimberly
H. 5. Betwtgen
Little Chute
Two Deaths and Funeral Notices From Local News
William Werrick a Civil War veteran died at his home 128 School Street at 7 80 o clock Sunday age seventy five General debility caused death The remains were sent to Wellsville Ohio by the St Paul line today at 84 o clock Mrs Millen Potman of 14 West Irving Street died Sunday from a tumor She was sixty eight Funeral Wednesday afternoon for Mrs Potman The funeral of J H Glass will be held tomorrow at two from 48 Panchoqua Street Odd Fellows will conduct the services at the grave Pallbearers listed: William T Ellsworth E P Sawyer L O Rumery James Doughty Benjamin Doughty Thomas Lett
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William Werrick
Mtrest
Wrellvile
Ohio
St. Paul Road
Mra
Millen Potmean
West Irving
L. O. Rumery
James Doughty
Benjamin Doughty
Thomas Lett
Davis protests racing rule clash over Anita of Neenah start
Skipper William L. Davis of Neenah files a protest after a Saturday race between Anita of Neenah and Minnesocks of White Bear Jake. He cites Racing Rules No 3 on overlapping yachts and asserts the Minnesocks crowded between the units and the starters boat, fouling his craft.
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William L. Davis
Neenah
Anita
Jake
Alderman Bridgmen return home after visit
Alderman Edward Bridgmen and Mrs Bridgmen returned to their Waupaca home today after visiting friends in the city and vicinity. John Ludowisy was arraigned in municipal court on disorderly conduct. he pleaded guilty and paid fine and costs. Four young men were fined for the same offense after causing a disturbance Sunday two weeks ago. A river excavation on State street led to an apprentice’s fall from a wheel into the water, with minor injuries. Mr and Mrs J D Carr left for Louisville for a Knights Templar conclave, with Milwaukee and other commanderies departing earlier. The Female Drummer theater troupe performed well at the opera house last night.
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Edward Bridgmen
Waupaca
John Ludowisy
Entity
B and Couts
Ludowlay
Madeline Bruns
John F. Monahan, Jr
Western Union Telegraph Company
State Street
State
Otter Streets
J. D. Carr
Louisville
Carr
Knights Templar
Milwaukee
Knights Templara
Louisvulte
C. A. Lamoreaux
Ashland
Ivanhoe
James McLeod
Wisconsin
G. B. Seaman
Partial Cloudy Day With Warm South Breeze Forecast
The weather note indicates partly cloudy skies with a warm southwesterly breeze. Temperatures are expected to rise modestly with tonight mainly fair and mild conditions across the region.
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