Parker on Ideals at American Bar Association Meeting
Alton B. Parker, president, urges ideals to elevate the profession, harmonize legislation, and uphold the constitution. Delegates discuss insurance law, new members total 3039, and a home for indigent lawyers. Parker’s address stresses unity, rational justice, and warning against demagogues and yellow press tactics.
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Charles N._ Gregory
Iowa
E. G. Hay
Minnesota
EB. W. Frost
Wisconsin
Wadhamsa
Hinkley
National Civic Federation
Chicago
Alton B. Parker
Association
Tug Gory sinks after collision on Patapse river off Sparross point
Five lives are reported lost when the tug Gory sank after hitting the British steamer Ranstable on the Patapse river near Sparross point. Survivors clung to the anchor chain to escape. others were picked up by steamers and brought to a dredge near Camsasses.
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Prera
Camfasses
Miss Wrisht Marries in Quiet Society Ceremony
A brief society note records Miss Wrisht wedding to Mr. Charles Palen at a family home. The event, attended by relatives and local peers, followed a short ceremony and modest reception.
Next Lambeth Conference Set For July 1908
The next Lambeth conference, a decennial meeting of Anglican bishops worldwide including the Episcopal Church in the U S, will be held in London from July 6 to August 6 1908. The archbishop of Canterbury issued the official program in a letter to 310 plus attending bishops, printed in The Churchman.
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Associated Press
New York
Episcopal Church
London
Canterbury
Churchman
Train 15 Turned Over Near Red Hill Injures 21
Associated Press reports a northbound Southern railway derailment at Red Hill nine miles south of Charlottesville Virginia injuring 21 people none seriously. The entire train except engine and tender overturned due to a broken raft. A special train ferried the injured to Washington. Bird M. Robinsons private car was wrecked but all aboard escaped. The same crew was involved in the Thanksgiving wreck that killed President Spencer.
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Associated Press
Charlottesville
Southern Railway
Red Hill
Here
Tren
Washington
Bird M. Robinson
Mobile, Jackson & Kansas City Railway
Spencer
The
NO ARBITRATION OF STRIKE
Associated Press reports President Small of the Commercial Telegraphers Union says arbitration of the telegraphers strike is out of the question. Strikers plan to stay out two months with union support. AFL will decide its stance soon. Western Union reports reduced force after abolishing double pay. a peace committee is to be elected in Chicago to open negotiations.
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Associated Trees
New York
Small
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
American Federation of Labor
Western Union
Superintendent Brooks
Chicago
Roosevelt at Pilgrim Memorial cornerstone ceremony
President Roosevelt speaks at the Pilgrim Memorial stirring a crowd with a speech against trusts and calls for action against wealthy offenders. Governor Guild and Senator Lodge participate in the cornerstone ceremony, as pictured with the president and officials.
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President Roosevelt
Pilgrim Memorial
Governor Guild
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Taft Tours Oklahoma City to Joplin Amid Crowds
Secretary William Howard Taft was greeted by enthusiastic crowds as he traveled from Oklahoma City to Joplin Missouri to deliver three speeches. Morning address in Joplin focused on trusts and rate legislation with visitors from Missouri and Kansas.
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Oklahoma City
Joplin
Associated Press
Willam H. Taft
Claremore
Tulsa
Taft
Missouri
Kansas
Webb Cry
PLEADING FOR PEACE. Universal peace congress setup
Munich Bavaria August 6 The social committee in charge of the sixteenth universal peace congress meeting September 13 has been appointed. Dr Benrich Harburger president with two vice presidents include Dr Hermann Grauert and Dr L Quidde. An international honorary committee with Baron Von Podewils as honorary president forms alongside the American Peace Society represented by Dr Benjamin F Trueblood. Ten years since Germany last hosted a peace congress with Hamburg 1878 as the previous event.
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Associated Press
Munich
Bavaria
Benrich Harburger
Supreme Court
University of Munich
Jee
Hermann Grauert
Royal Academy of Munich
von Pfister
Chamber of Commerce of
Upper Bavaria
L. Quidde
Peace Society of Munich
Baron von Podewils
American Peace Society
Benjamin F. Trueblood
Run Down At Crossing In Milwaukee Area
Albert Knapp, longtime Milwaukee resident, was struck by Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul No. 38 at a crossing. He tried to step onto the track as the engine approached and failed to notice it in time. Two of his nieces had suffered similar tragedies at the same crossing two years earlier, with one killed instantly.
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Snech
Milwauker
Wis
Geonomewor Saga
Albert
Knapp
Milwaukee & St Paul
Imre
Raine
Root is Improving at Mudowne Carea Farm
The secretary Root at Mu'downe Carea Farm near White Maine reports progress on a technical operation. Muldown claims a secretary dork is at work and a streazeet man in Preesdest Rane welts cabinet, with activity noted in a check mare.
Lawrence University Football Schedule for designated Oshkosh clash
Special to The Northwestern Appleton Wis August 26 Lawrence University issues its 1914 football schedule with a November 9 game against Oshkosh Normal at Oshkosh plus matches with Ripon Beloit and Eureka rivals. Captain Beyer and J B Dinsdale organize a two week lake outing for players with donations securing cottages provisions and meals Heiss the Oshkosh high school star will try out for the team boosting hopes for a strong season.
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Northwestern
Appleton
Wis
Fox River Valley
Lawrence University of Appleton
Oshkosh
Lawrence
Lawrence- Ripon
Beloit College
Berer
Lake Winnebago
Univerity
Heiss
Heisa Lawrence Iwill
Cotton Mills Dispute Clarifies Product Length Standards
A textile factory dispute ends with an agreement on fixed lengths for produced cloths. Workers had demanded a standard length, and after prolonged negotiations the manufacturers consented to set a final measure of thirty seven and a half inches for every bolt. The resolution involves payment adjustments and standardization across operations.
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Areolaioad Prewsy Pall Rins
National Banks and Currency Relay Clam on Test Statement
A fragment describes a famous system of currency relay and mentions banks and a test statement. It references Acoclatet Treva Washitem and a 22 date, with unclear context but centers on banking and currency procedures.
Unclear draft reports murder suicide at Saratoga hotel
Fragmentary clipping describes a death at a Saratoga hotel involving a murder and a self-inflicted act. Names and precise details are unreadable, but the item notes a violent incident at the hotel with investigations underway.
Another cyclone victim in Clear Creek toll rises
Special from Eau Claire reports the infant son of Hans Hauge died from injuries suffered in Friday night’s cyclone. This marks the third victim in the Clear Creek storm toll. C H Ingram of Milwaukee has donated $10 to Brunswick sufferers and is said to plan further aid.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Eau Claire
Hans Hauge
Clear Creek
C. H. Ingram
Brunswick
Menasha Pioneer Dies and Community Notices
John Schipferling a Menasha resident of over fifty years died Saturday at his Milwaukee Street home from inflammatory rheumatism at eighty-two. He leaves seven children including Kathryn Resch and Elizabeth Walburn. Funeral at St Mary’s Church Wednesday at 9. Mrs. John Jacobs died Saturday at her Wire Street home of tuberculosis after years of illness. funeral at St Mary’s Church this morning. Steve Kressik, missing nearly a week, was rescued and returned home. Mery Lohman of Marshfield visiting the Lohman family returned home. William Grievish of Los Angeles visiting his niece Mrs. Fred Ottman in Menasha. Various social notes on boating, concerts, and local visits follow. The Badger grounds hosted Isle Island rowers’ defeat and other local sports results.
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Northwestern
Menasha
John Schipferling
Milwaukee Street
Schipferling
Kathryn Resch
Izabeth Walburn
Christina Schipferling
Thomas Schipferling
Mtailda
Steve Kressik
Eacine Street
Brighton Béd
Misa Mery Lohman
Marshfield
George Lohman
Wilam Grievish
Los Angeles
Cal
Fred Ottman
Tayco Street
George Stein
Appleton
W. L. Wheeler
Father Hugo
St. Mary's Tech
Menominee
Wis
White City
Oshkosh
Katkauna
Thenasha Dock
Menasha City
Oshkos
My Krueger Costa
Island Browne
McDowells
Ghoul Exhumes Grave in Gruesome Night Raid
A wild claim spreads of a ghoul raid at a grave where a child victim’s tomb is allegedly desecrated. Authorities report no verification and urge calm as residents fear an ominous plot to seize remains.
Canal Record Anticipates Reed Paper Appearance Next Week
Ledger notes a Wise News paper with Poeera Panawna and Reed to appear next week at the Canal Office. A secretary to the Tet is mentioned and Mr Poechoum duties are reassigned. The Canal will listen to complaints as a new arrangement goes into effect.
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Fat
French Ambassadors Return From Visit To Chancellor
Tangier reports Spain urged more warships for protection of Spanish citizens. In Paris France refuses to recognize Mulai Hafid as sultan until assured of people backing him. Berlin notes Cambon’s return from Berlin with talks on Moroccan policy and support for France’s discretion in Casablanca. Paul Cambon travels with Jules Cambon visiting Germany and Prague.
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Associated Press
Tangier
Spain
Berlin
Jules Cambon
Germany
Norderner
von Buelow
France
Foreign Office
Casablanca
Moreccn
M. Camgon
Paris
Paul Cambon
Court of St. James
Dresden
Nuremburg
Prague
Burglaries Cleared Up in Fond du Lac Case
Special to The Northwestern Fond du Lac Wis Aug. 17 Two men Frank Gobin and Peter Egan jailed after August 15 burglary confession. Egan admits solo theft of jewelry valued around fifty dollars from Elmer Dupier residence. Items reported found in pawn shop and elsewhere. Police link to similar break ins in nearby towns and plan further actions.
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Fond Duo Lac. Wis
Frank Gobin
Third Street
Peter Egan
Wert Follett Street
Elmer Dupier
Wert Faillett
Egani Isaid
Geo
Sana
Post season series eyed between Oshkosh and Theoes leagues
Oshkosh management informed by President Charles Moll of negotiations with Theo/es league President Bolland for a seven game post season series between pennant winners. Three games in pennant towns and one in Milwaukee if necessary, with details to follow. Attendance rising. Oshkosh drew over 1,400 Sunday. Standings show Wausau closing on Freeport for league lead. Umpire Jack Pickett to report for duty.
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Oshkosh
Charles FL Moll
Bolland
Milwaukee
Moll
Holland
Madison
Freeport
Wausau
Green Bay
Eau Claire
Wousau
Jack’ Pickett
Death of Henry Noss at Oshkosh after tuberculosis
Henry Noss, 27, son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Noss of 712 Ninth street, died Sunday afternoon after a short illness from tuberculosis. A veteran of the Spanish American War, he served with company D of the Third Infantry and was in the Philippines. He had lived in Oshkosh since birth and worked with his father at 2 Main street. Survived by his parents and brother Arthur of Fargo. Funeral will be Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with arrangements pending.
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Henry Noss
Otto Wose
Ninth Street
Mr. Noss
Oshkosh
Third Infantry
United States Army
Fie
Fort Snelling
Spain
Philippine Islands
Main Street
Otto Noss
Arthur Noss
Fargo
N. D
Pretty Wedding at St Peter's Church in Oshkosh
Miss Pauline Ellen Gaustin daughter of Mr and Mrs G Austin of 197 Franklin avenue wed Mr Peter Vo An nen of Misasukee in a nine o'clock ceremony at St Peter's Catholic Church officiated by Rev Michael Clifford. Only relatives present after a wedding breakfast the couple left at noon for a short eastward trip returning to live on Juneau Avenue in the new Juneau Court apartments. Gaustin Belcher millinery alumna of Gaustin and Belcher formerly of Oshkosh. Annen a Green Bay pioneer, traveling salesman for the Cagle Milling Co of Minneapolis with home in Milwaukee.
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St Peter's Catholic Church
Pauline Ellen Gaustin
G Austin
Franklin Avenue
Peter Vo Annen
Misasukee
Michael Clifford
Ailwanker
Juneau Court
Juneaun Avenue
Gauslin
Gaustin & Belcher
Salliwaukee
Oshkosh
Annen
Green Bay
Cagle Itling Company
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Daly Cup Golf Qualifiers Prompt Local Interest
Sixten led a volunteer field as golfers competed in the Daly Cup preliminaries at Hawk Eye match play. Names like Feilets, Faver, and Tekaa appeared among participants, with several matchups listed and upcoming rounds scheduled for Tuesday afternoon.
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Sixten
Ciznteer
Daly
Ecares
Hulk Tine
Eras Madher
DO Harmon
Harties
Sasyor
Cranford
Parderny
Gansrte
Ranesn
AL Buckwafn
Charles
Mother and Son Perish in Timaw Incident
A mother Mrs. Griwe and her son died after a tragic incident near Timaw. Rescue teams traced the event to a remote area as searchers began lifting the area’s wreckage. Officials reported the victims aged about 19 and their ages confirmed as among those found. The cause remains under investigation by local authorities.
Young Woman Disappears After School Event
Local report outlines the disappearance of a young woman after a school event. Details mention searches around Nelarde and nearby areas, with authorities tracing reports and potential sightings. The narrative notes efforts by friends, family, and police to locate the missing Dre Kon teacher.
Nebraska mob law: wretch lynched at Bancroft
Loris Higging or Higgins, who killed W. L. Copple and wife near Hosatie, Neb, May 12, was seized by about twenty men at Bancroft and hanged from a tree after traveling from Omaha. Sheriff Young had warned of shooting any lyncher as citizens questioned action. The crime described as wanton, occurring in a barn yard during disagreement, with Higgins turning suddenly religious while jailed.
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Qanta
Bancroft
Sheri
Associated Press
Omaha
Meb
Loris Higging
W. L. Copple
Hosatie
Higgins
Oroaha
Copple
Coopple
Atrocities Reported as Turks Advancing in Persia
Telegram reports indicate Gen Samson Dowles and several officials were killed after capture by Turkish forces. Persian villagers, including women and children, were slaughtered and property seized. Turks near Ufumiah on August 15, with Merivan in Persian Kurdistan reported as occupied. Clergy and residents appeal for aid, suggesting Russia may be asked if Persia cannot act.
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Associated Press
Teheran
Samson Dowles
Ufumiah
Merivan
Persian Kurdistan
Suleimania
Russia
Prince Wilhelm of Sweden Entertained at Dreamland
The Swedish cruiser Frigga, flagship of Prince Wilhelm, sails for New York after visiting Boston on the way to Europe. Prince Wilhelm will be entertained at Dreamland, Coney Island, with a Crescent Athletic Club dinner and guarded reception by Swedish sailors and notable Swedes. A flower procession will greet the prince in the ballroom.
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Prince Wilhelm
Sweden
Uy Associated Press
Newport
R. Ft
Fyigia
New York
Frigia Proparty
Boston
Europe
Dreamland
Coney Island
Crescent Athletic Club
Worcester
Providence
R. Ot
Prince Arnhelm
The Deadly Stiletto in a Saloon Slaying
A murky report describes a fatal incident at a Cor metric saloon where a feud ends in a stabbing. Names and precise details are unclear, but the account centers on a deadly confrontation linked to mob or ethnic tensions and a weapon described as a stiletto.
Treed by wolves in broad daylight attack details
A fragmented report describes a boy attacked by wolves while alone near a road. A rescue posse pursued the animals, guarding the area to prevent further harm as authorities assess the event and any injuries.
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