Roosevelt Stirs Democrats By Attacking Penrose
Washington Aug 26 Democrats in national politics spark to the idea that Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania is dragging Colonel Roosevelt into a dispute over Standard Oil funds from 1904. The piece argues Roosevelt was not influenced by oil money and condemns Penrose for aiming to tarnish Roosevelt while defending political allies.
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Washington, D. C
National Capital
Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Philadelphia North American
Kevetone
Pen- Tose
Penrose
John B. Archbold
Pen-rose
Pennsylvania Boas
Cortelyou
Standard Oil
Lig
Penroses
Wear Hanging at Appleton
A chaotic incident in Appleton ends with a man suspended by a rope tied to a beam in a Washington house barn. George Ducheteas and Charles Beligmann appear as key individuals in the scene as onlookers and participants, with local authorities likely investigating the bizarre event.
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Appleton, Wie
Washington Houses
George Ducheteas
Ted
Charles Beligmann
Untitled fragment reports a fatal injury case
A fragmentary police or hospital note reports a fatal injury to a person named Giyedal after an incident at a Northwestern location. Details are unreadable in the OCR, with probable dates and affiliations unclear.
Four Bad Negroes at Large in De Kalb County
Eight hundred men scour De Kalb County mountains chasing a gang of four negroes after a store robbery in Collingville. One outlaw allegedly fired on pursuers and wounded three. Original AP report from Gadsden Alabama dated August 3.
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Associated Press
Gadsden
Ala
de Kalb County
Collingville
Congress Near Adjourn as Taft Signs Deficiency Bill
Washington Aug 26 Congress adjourned this afternoon after the senate adopted a concurrent resolution to adjourn at 4:00. The house followed with sine die adjournment at 4:30. President Taft had left the White House for the Capitol and then signed the general deficiency appropriation bill.
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Washington
D. C
Senate
Congress
House
Taft
Capitol
White House
Beverly
DD. C
Chamberlain
Oregon
la Fullette
Penross
Plans of the politicians in campaign tours
Montana Governor Dixon said Johnson may join his speech tour earlier and extend westward to Wisconsin and South Dakota while Wisconsin Democrat Davies opened permanent campaign headquarters in Chicago. Wilson plans only a few speeches with no stumping, focusing on New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey, starting Labor Day in Buffalo. Indiana Governor Marshall arrives in Portland to discuss tariff at a mass meeting as the election nears on September 3.
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Wy Associated Press
Chicago
Joseph M. Dixon
Montana
Progressive Campaign
Johnson
Wisconsin
South Dakota
Joseph E. Davies
Democratic National Committee
Karpen
Michigan Boulevard
Wilson
Beagirt
N. J
Wondrow
National Democratic
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Buffalo
Marshall
Portland
Thomas R Marshall
Indiana
Lawmakers Rebuke Focht Over Bitter Record Remarks
In Washington on August 26 Representative Focht of Pennsylvania was rebuked by Speaker Clark for attacking Chairman Burnett of the immigration committee. The exchange grew sharper as Representative Garrett urged striking the strong language from the record and Representative Clayton condemned epithets and vitriolic words.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Focht
Pennsylvania
Clark
Burnett
Immigration Committee
Garrett
Tennessee
Clayton
Alabama
Darrow loses bid to dismiss Bain bribery charge
Associated Press report from Los Angeles states Clarence Darrow's lawyers failed to dismiss the indictment charging former McNamara chief counsel with bribing juror Robert Bain. Judge Witlie denied the motion and continued the case until tomorrow to set the trial date.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cal
Clarence
Darrow
McNamearas
Robert Bain
James B. McNamara
Witlie
Superior Court
Bain
Elgin Butter Market Quotation Held Firm at Twenty Five Cents
The Elgin quotation committee declares butter firm at twenty five cents. The text also references White House etiquette and flag precedents, noting President Roosevelt's stance on flag indicates presence and the practice of flags on government buildings and vessels. The article mixes Civil War era flag usage lore with unrelated presidential anecdotes.
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Associated Press
Elgin
Elgin Board
Alftermen
White House
Capitol
Washington
House
Senate
Hoosevelt
Bedock
Basner
Gael
La Follette in Filibuster Battles Congress Closure
Washington reports show Senator La Follette pressing a filibuster to block adjournment while the Clapp committee probes Archbold and Roosevelt ties. House leaders vow to stay in Washington, seeking to end the session with the Penrose investigation moving forward.
Concert Makes Hit by Military Band at Menominee Park
The Military Band delivered a summer triumph at Menominee Park last night before about 4,000 listeners. The 7:30 show featured special pieces and multiple encores, including Il Trovatore and Forge in the Forest with an anvil and electric hammers on stage. Moonlight Brand and Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep drew heavy applause, baritone horn soloist F. X. Kits earning several encores.
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Menominee Park
Cradle of the Deep
F. X. Kits
Oshkosh Pastor to Depart as First Church Seeks Change
Rev W A Peterson will leave the First Methodist Church Oshkosh after ten years and seek transfer to another conference. The Wisconsin Methodist Conference to meet in Milwaukee with Bishop Quayle presiding will review changes for the citys three Oshkosh churches. Peterson’s replacement remains uncertain while Algoma Street and Second M E Church pastors are expected to return.
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W. A. Peterson
M. RE
Milwaukee
Oshkosh Methodists
Wisconsin
The
Methodist Church
Kinglesy Church
Quayle
St. Paul Presiding
Algoma Street
DT. E
James Charm
M. E
L. T. White
Oshkosh
W A. Peterson
First
Boltic
Algoma Streets
M. H E
M. EH
O'Leek
Insrahan
Fond du Lac
Sir. Peterson
First Church Society
Peterson
Ohio
M. BL
F. L. Smith
Trade reshapes Aurora team as Daniels joins Indians
President Kiwin announces Daniel and Eddie Klein swap to strengthen the Indian pitching staff and right field. Racine arrives for a three day stop with doubleheaders on Booster Day and Wednesday as Oshkosh eyes a strong finish. Daniels, Klein, and others set to bolster rosters for the draft era.
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Doc Daniels
Aurora
Eddie Klein
Doe
Oshkoeh
Racine
Pree
J. FE. Kiuwin
Ogstikosh
Oshkosh
Appleton
Anish
Daniela
Tafk
Noel
Carl Levi
Ck Lvid
Frank Batilles
Watson
Milwaukee Brewers
Klein
Bay
Madison
Rockford
Indians
Ted
Alec
Youthful hero drowned in river near Mertavilie
A young man drowned while attempting to rescue a companion near the Seren at hie poy Aven BK area. Local authorities site a tragic accident. rescue efforts continued into the evening with the search aided by nearby volunteers and boats.
Three boys drown after boat overturns at Santa Fe park
Ed ward Rennick Michael O'Meara and Albert Clurt were drowned when a rented boat capsized near a bend on the river after a phase at Santa Fe park. None of the boys could swim.
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Santa Fe Park
Edward Rennick
Michael O'Meara
Albert Clurt
Right to Two Senate Seats Sought in West Virginia Inquiry
A petition signed by Governor Glasscock and others demanded Senate investigation into bribery charges linked to the election of West Virginia senators William J. Chilton and Clarence W. Watson. The document, presented to the Senate through Leary Gallinger, prompted objections over printing before committee review.
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Chilton
Watson
Bailey
Hacon Blok
Sturr
Associated Preas
Washington
William
Clulton
Clarence W. Watson
West, Virginia
Wovemnor Glasscock
Ollivns
Senate
Leary Gallinger
West Virginia
Penrose
Senegatora Bailey
Hacon
Thut
Setetors Bacon and Bailey
Masgeock
United States Senate
McCumber
Mitten
Lorimer and Stephenson
Thilingham
LA Follette
Bacon
David B. Smith
Frederick A. McDonald
Roosevelt says Loeb will testify on Harriman funds
Colonel Roosevelt announced that Mr Loeb will testify before the senate committee about Harrimans and Archbolds campaign fund rumors and that Standard Oil money had not been received. He said he would have testified fully if called and praised the willingness of Loeb to appear. He noted Hearsts London remarks and defended his stance on Standard Oil. In Chicago, a construction accident left a worker suffocated in a shaft, later revived, as rescue efforts continued.
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Mr. Penrose
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Great Oil Trust
HOUSE
Underwood
Clark
Washington
Senate
la Follette
Bailey
Chamberlain
Genator Clapp
Cal
Penrose
Ember
Lesstor Warren
Elit
Oregon
Associated Press
Aux
John 5
Archbeld
Republican
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Willam Jaoeb Jr
Loeb
Loos
Odell
Archbolton
Wias
Standard Oil
Hearst
Willam Randolph Hearst
London
Bit
Archbold
Penrone
Standard Ode Company
Bureau of Corporation
Pofora
Clapp
Iby
Irvan
Chicago
Lil
Noxione Famedlday
Thomas Burke
Monahan
Fire Department
Ty Burke
Hoiet
Two Die in Death by Own Action Pact at Kankakee
A young woman Pearl Miley from Tutayelte Indiana and a youth Russ Morgan of Gilman registered at the Commercial hotel in Kankakee and died by their own hands at 8:15. They left unsigned letters to friends stating their intention to commit suicide.
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Mam
Flan
Kankake, IM
Associated Press
Kankakee
Pearl Miley
Tutayelte
Ind
Russ Morgan
Gilman
Long
Lafayette
Weid
Karel Drums Up Voters Across La Crosse Campaign
In La Crosse Wisconsin up to noon today John Karel delivered speeches at St Josephs Ridge Middlefield Newbury Corners Bangor West Salem and DorBy Mills and at Bohemilan ball drawing a large crowd from the nationality that controls four wards. He visited factories halting work to address workers and spoke mainly on the income tax law.
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la Crosee
Wis
Awe
Dudge John
Karel
St Jo
Sa Ridge
Middle Idee
Newbury's Corners
Bangor
West Silom
Dorre Mils Ind
Bohemilan
la Crosse
Cape
Mellen Post Office Robbed in Wisconsin
Assland Aug 26 The Mellen post office was robbed last night the safe blown open and about 6000 stolen. Burglars fled to the woods. Police suspected two men seen earlier but the discovery was made this morning. A farmer and his son were mistaken for the burglars and shots were exchanged.
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Assland
Wis
Mellen
Lover Spurned Crisis Reports From Kaukauna
Special to The Northwestern Kaukauna Wisconsin August 26 John Beaulieu twenty seven suicided last night at 1130 by drinking carbolic acid. He left a note blaming unrequited love saying the young lady knew his plan. Beaulieu son of Luther Beaulieu formerly of Wrightstown the family moved here in April. He had been employed as a cement worker for Conor Vanden. London August 26 failure to report relief of vessels in distress. His letter described disposal of effects and bidding goodbye to his parents and sweetheart. Imprisonment two years according to a notice sent to whips captains today by the eighth street board.
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Kaukauna
Wis
John Beaulieu
Young Bealely
Luther Beauliey
Wrightstown
Associated Press
Conor
Vanden
London
Berg
Veemele
Om Eighth Street
British Board of Trade
Chicago Boys Drowned in Des Plaines River Incident
Bodies of two boys, aged 14 and 15, were found after drowning while boating on the Des River near Willow Springs. Local authorities identified the youths as Prem Des and Wetwes, with initial reports indicating an accident during a rowboat outing. Rescue efforts included search teams along the riverbank and waterway. Further details pending autopsy and investigations by county officials.
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Peart Willow Springs
Nationalists of Egypt Arrests Mark Demonstration
Cairo August 24. A large number of Egyptian nationalists were arrested today on the occasion of displaying festivities. The unrest followed public demonstrations organized by Geditions Fosters in Cairo.
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Cairo
Kexpt
Man Killed by Train Near Genoa Wisconsin
At La Creme Wisconsin on August 26 Charles Elgar a 48 year old fisherman was fatally struck by a Burlington train after stepping onto the track to avoid an approaching engine. His 18 year old son who accompanied him escaped unharmed.
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la Creme
Wis
Charles Elgar
Burlington
Genoa
Stokes Seeks No Office In Stamford Mayoral Bid
Stamford Aug. W. Jemenny Pheipe Stokes, millionaire and Socialist, declares he seeks no public office this fall. The candidate had been rumored to run for mayor on the Socialist ticket, but now states he will not seek the Stamford mayoral position.
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Cons
Aug. W
Jemenny Pheipe Stokes
Piat
Will Mot
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