Kansas City Leads in Race for Republican Convention
Fifty four member Republican national committee plans meet in Washington with Kansas City leading, a fifty delegate business group ready to bid seventy five thousand dollars. Denver and Chicago contingents are also discussed as possible hosts with New, the chairman, favoring an early June date and a convention site decision expected after sessions Friday and Saturday.
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Washington, D. C
Republican National Committee
Als
Elmer Dover
Ie Philppines
Hawa
Porto Ico
Powell Leyton
Arkansas
Republican Organization
New
Bhoreham
U Cortelyou
Hegins
Cotelyou
Vorrow
Kansas City Leas
Kansas City
Denver
Chitego
Currency bill frame by committee chair announces sub committees
A Washington report notes five house subcommittees handling banking and currency matters. The draft currency measure is to be framed with main committee oversight as officials commit to advancing the proposal.
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Associated Pr
Washinston
D. C
Der
Feuler
Houre
C. Ey
Dercrais
Evans Sails From New York for Hampton Roads
Admiral Evans' flagship Cannecucat sails from New York for Hampton Roads to assume command and reach the fleet, after thorough overhaul and readiness at the navy yard in Brooklyn. The ship moves to join the fleet along with accompanying vessels awaiting orders.
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Associated Press
New Y Raoley
D. Evans
Ucat
New York
Hampton Roads
Hrooulis
Eye Injury At Work Forces Surgery For Stone Crusher
Journal Special from Eau Claire reports John Schaecer, employed as a stone crusher in Milwaukee, was struck in the eye by a stone fragment. The blow shattered the cornea and will require surgical repair. The incident occurred in the morning. the worker faces medical treatment.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Eau Claire
John Schaecer
St Paul Schools Report On Underage Smoking
Superintendent S. Keeler reports to the school board that 26 percent of boys under school age in St Paul public schools admitted tobacco use. The finding came from an examination by teachers and inspectors, revealing poor work and difficulties in managing the same boys.
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Aructites Press
St. Paul Mian
Dew
Keeler
St. Paul
Heeler
German Crisis Ends as Von Buelow Secures Coalition Pledges
Berlin dispatch reports the ministerial crisis ending swiftly as Prince Von Buelow secured pledges of loyalty from all coalition parties. At reichstag opening, leaders affirmed continued support, signaling a shift toward ministerial responsibility to the Reichstag and a new system of governance under the chancellor.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Prince von Suetow
Reichstag
von Buelow
Apert
William
Enghcnd
Prince von Buelow
Relehstag
Prince von Buerow
Hoc
Prince von Bueiow
Elks Banquet and Dance in Menasha Lodge Hall
Members of the Menasha lodge of Elks and their wives attend the lodge banquet at the Elks ball with a following dance. Ex congressman S A Cool of Urseity, ex mayor Charles Wellerah of Oshkosh, and J J Lehr of Ancieton deliver addresses. Various local figures provide entertainment as plans for league participation unfold.
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Menasha
Wis
Menasha Lodge of Elks
Elks
J. J. Nobel
S.A. Cooi
Urseity
Charles Wellerah
Oshkosh
J. J. Lehr
Ancieton
Henry Henkel
Will Sinc
John G. Donahue
J. E. Haerti
Joan Foxgrover
G. H. Pierce
van Harel
Sheboygan Lake Shore League
Bas-Hall
Appleton
League
Milwaukee
Anna
Angelin Dorn
George Albert Whiting
Frank Brockaway Whiting
Whiting
Forest Avenue
Edonard J. Lampert
Augustine
Ashland
Thomas Augustin
Davidson Indorsed for Key House Posts in Report
A delegation committee led by Representatives Davidson Esth and Jenkins submitted proposed committee assignments to Speaker Casnen. They favor Davidson of Oshkosh as rivers and harbors chair if Burien of Ohio leaves. Staf ford to Ware and means is unlikely, Cooper would head insular affairs, Ezeh for interstate and foreign commerce and military affairs, Jenkins for judiciary, Nelson for agriculture.
Death Claims Mrs Anne L Leving In Milwaukee
Death removes Mrs Anne L Leving wife of Dr A Hamilton Leving at 3 Farwell avenue after weeks of illness. Wausau Pioneer reports Robert Z Parcher aged sixty nine died after months of illness. born in Vermont December 6 1855 came to Wausau at twenty, served as major twice, bank and business interests, Knight Templar and Stomer Commandery member.
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Bilwwaukee
Wis
Der
Dea Flay
Anne L. Li
A. Hamilton Leving
Farwell Avenue
Wausau
Robert Z. Parcher
Mr. Parcher
Vermont
Taro Farms
Haniis
Stomer Commandery
State Banks Not Affected By Bank Run
Topeka Kansas December reports state bank commissioner John Q Reyes said state banks could not be seriously crippled by the allure of the National Bank of Commerce. Deposits in Kansas banks at the Bank of Commerce have been withdrawn or transferred. Small Bank Closes in Kansas City Missouri with stock owned by the National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City. The cashier asked the state examiner to take charge and reopen tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kas
John Q. Reyes
Cam- Tt
Kansas
Bank of Commerce
Kansas Mo
National Bank of Commerce of
Kansas City
Man attempts suicide using poison mix in county jail
Special from Chippewa reports George Maton a self described Milwaukee detective tried to end his life with a potion of match heads and thioride of time in water. He was held by three men while a phlebotomist or physician administered an antidote. Watson was arrested weeks ago for impersonating an officer and suspected of mental instability. Relatives could not be located.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chippewa
George Maton
Anthote Watson
Bank Seeks Receiver for Chelsea Savings Bank
State Attorney Ganerdi Birt and Banking Commissioner Zimmerman appeared before Judge Kinnea in Washienawa Court seeking a receiver for Chelsea Michigan Savings Bank which was closed Monday night by the banking commissioner amid financial troubles tied to State Treasurer Frank P. Glazier who also serves as bank president. Judge Kinneill announced he would appoint the receiver this afternoon.
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Hy Associated Press
Ann Arbor
Mall
Ganerdi Birt
Zimmerman
Juige Kinnae
Washienawa Giuit
Mdite
Chelsea
Mich
Savings Bank
Frank P
Glazier
Judge Kinnellig
Fast Train Wrecked After Leaving Union Station
Atlantic express No 6 eastbound on the Pennsylvania railroad wrecked minutes after leaving Pittsburgh Union Station. Two Pullman cars derailed and were struck by shifting express cars. Thirteen seriously injured, no fatalities. Listed injured include Mrs R F Stevens of South Orange and several Stevens family members, plus Miss E M Chison of Brooklyn and others. Train continued after aid and new cars attached.
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Associated Press
Pittspurg
Atlantic Express
Pennsylvania Railway
Union Station
R. F. Stevens
South Orange
Afary Stevens
M.J. Stevens
Bliss Maraget T. Feeney
Morristown
N. J
Raymond A. Ho
Pulman Cara
Bog and Stallion Fight At Local Stable
A stallion owned by O. E. Pederson fought a dog in a city stable. The horse struck at the dog and managed to free itself after the dog bit the horse’s throat. The dog’s legs were broken and it was shot by its owner. The horse was badly wounded near the throat and may have to be killed.
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O. E. Pedersn
Judge reserves decision in Delaware Lackawanna strike case
Associated Press reports in Buff ain Minnesota that Judge Hazel reserved ruling after hearings on a motion to permanently restrain the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Road Company switchmen from striking. The decision awaits further consideration of the moron to permanent remedy and the restraining order’s scope.
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Assocated Press
Buffain
Judgs Hazel
United States
Bim
Delaware, Lackawanna & Wester Ra
Eastern record break sparks debate on speculation
A fragmentary item cites an Eastern record and a promotional discussion about speculation. It references Asweiated Prexay Queenasioun dated December 3, noting a Cunard One arrival at 3 43 and a discourse on investment and honesty. The text includes a long quotation by Charles F. Dele from The Atlantic warning against credulous speculative schemes. The overall piece reads as a critical commentary on risk, effort, and the folly of easy gains.
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Asweiated
Prexay Queenasioun
Cunard
Eas
Tiimmer
Fabu
Dali
Charles F. Dele
Atlantic
Taft En Route to Berlin Amid Security Fears
Secretary of War William H. Taft and his party travel from St. Petersburg toward Berlin while Russian officials and embassy staff observe. Taft plans a brief stop in Berlin and declines a formal welcome to avoid unrest amid fears of revolutionary activity. Russian police guard the Taft group to deter anarchist interference.
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St. Petersburg
Willam H. Taft
Berlin
Chainseagre
Berin
Midbury
Masa
Sisi
Rey
Grelcome
Taft
Aig
Gerret
Taft Party
Depression Fades Across New England Mills
Depression effects ease in New England as 66 workers in mills resume limited shifts after weeks of slowdown. Reports from Saranac and Quinapoxet note fewer closures and a general return toward normal operations. Some factories plan to reopen next week with partial staffing as earlier shortages ease.
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Associates
Boston
Mygsa
New England
Tod
Emaz
Talii
Manitowoc Sensation Sparks Arrests and Probe
A sensational scene in Manitowoc WI surrounds the arrest of several men linked to a local dispute. Authorities report a high profile charge involving a promiment firm, with rivals and witnesses drawing public attention. The case prompts scrutiny of the implicated parties and ongoing legal actions.
King Oscar's Condition Reported After Illness
The report notes King Oscar's health during a period of illness. Medical efforts to relieve his pain included treatment with Seca and related remedies. The king’s condition is described as not satisfactory with his temper a factor in the assessment.
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Camael
Hayashi Stands Pat on Japanese Emigration Policy
A conference with Minister Havagiji led to Hayashi affirming Japan’s government stance toward emigration to the United States and Canada. Other committee members protested the policy and demanded changes but Hayashi dismissed the petition and maintained a firm position.
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Cpon
Tomin
Havagiji
Japan
United St
Canada
Hayashi
Ice on Green Bay closes season early
Special to The Nochowretern reports Milwaukee Wisconsin December 5 A Wisconsin special notes Green Bay port operations end of season. Green Bay harbor closes for the season today as Nave riprap on the south shore areas near Green Bay are secured.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Green Passays
Navergatter
Christmas at Old Homes in Olive Country
Nearily Lend Stardinavians will leave Chicago this afternoon to spend the Christmas holidays in the olive country.
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Asarcatat Fresm
Chiagoa
Til, Dee &—Neariy
Christman
Invasion of Indian Jungles Spark Controversy
A fragmentary dispatch claims conversion efforts targeting dark skinned Indigenous groups in India with alleged religious and political motives. The report notes individuals tied to a sect, their past years of activity, and plans to attend a conference, while a distant accusation of coercive practices is implied.
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Abivuukee
Wis
Weaukeshe
Adana
Malo
Aldermen Seek Pay for Forest Cleanup Work Disputed
Aldermen discuss payment for cleaning a forested area on North Commercial Street last summer. Mayer Schultz defends appointing Jensen, Neil, and Robinson to clear Vaults, while votes split with Neff opposing. Ballots determine local officials and the mayoral choice for Hafer/ Holverson, and the Equitable Fraternal Union receives water works bonds. Modern Woodmen officers are elected and plan donations to a sanitarian project at Ha Springs with a joint celebration scheduled January 5 1908 and a separate eighth anniversary event for Company I WON G.
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Gubsr
Iran
Jensen and
Hotduson
Urets Gaults
Iheling Syat
Haertz
Nuerth Comercial Street
Mayer Schultz
Jensen
Neil
Robinson
Avork
Neff
A. ‘T. Lueckenbuch
Weight
L. J. Willis
C. L. Kimball
George E. Smith
Joh
A. F. Meyer
Jacob Ranx
Ha. Springs
Col
Wits
G. G. Ziemanni
Menasha Woodmen
Armory
Order
Company I
WON. G
Roosevelt Won't Run Headline Reflects Conference Fallout
Associated Press reports President Roosevelt will not run as party leaders, after a White House conference with Senators Aiden and Cranepeace. The meeting yielded a political stalemate with Republicans in the Senate, signaling a shift in support and signaling the president's stance amid opposition.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Wirte House
Hoosevelt
Massachu- Rolls
Senate
Ama Az
Unclear Text Claims Plot Involving Detroit Incident
Fragmentary OCR notes allege a plot connected to a shooting incident near Detroit with references to individuals and events but contain numerous garbled terms and missing details. No coherent facts or verifiable names emerge from the readable portions.
Insure the Deposits and a Bank Scheme Exposed
A garbled report describes a plan by Sam J. Bryan to promote a banking scheme promising guaranteed deposits. The text hints at secretive elements and moral warning about sins, stating personal downfall correlates with hidden sins and urging caution against temptation.
Storm lashes coast as ships driven to sea in fearsome gale
Dozens of vessels stranded or driven offshore as a hurricane winds hit the coast. Telegraph lines to Cape Henry failed, and several battleships heading to Hampton Roads were forced to seek shelter from the gale. Reports say ships such as the Ayers, Truxton, and Lawrence may have escaped outright, while others suffered damage or grounding.
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United States
Cape Henry
Revali
Lea
Jacksonville
Roanoke
Newroin
Henry
Kansas
Hampton Roads
Ayers
Alderman Has Good Legs Race Report From City Event
A detailed account describes runners including Jessyh Bade and AthieGe asa Martos competing in a city house race. Weston and Retker suffer injuries, while crowding and fatigue mark the sixty hour distance as participants like Knoch Zeller and Aaron Jones push through.
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Agsac Bated
Shiraza
Jessyh Badeenoth
Asa Martos
Tha
Sehaefer
Kenobasing
Pam Weston
Nis
Weston
Ranok
Jehrns
J. Allard
Aaron Jones
Knoch
Zeller
Downfall of a Priest Reveals Turbulent Controversy
A fragmentary account details a priest accused of crimes, describing alleged murders and misconduct within a reforming period. Names and places are illegible, but the text hints at a pastor facing severe scrutiny and public attention amid competing factions and moral outrage.
Milbrath Secures Money From Court Action
In a brief legal update Milbrath gains funds through a court action. The report notes references to Raetz and local parties as part of the case context and mentions the involvement of an MTP Amer entity and related assertions in the filing.
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Milbrath
Raetz
Mabraths Allory
Weather Bandy Forecast From The Old Ciphered Page
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a thermometer and barometer readings around evening or morning, dated 1918, with figures like 33.10 referenced. Content is garbled but indicates meteorological terms and appliance terms from a newspaper archive.
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