Roosevelt Orders Troop Stay On To Meet Seven Session Call
President Roosevelt telegrammed Governor Epworth of North Carolina confirming federal troops will stay at Goluth for three more weeks if the governor calls a seven session of the state legislature within five days. The move follows the governor's request for federal aid amid armed intervention concerns. Charlottesville dispatch notes White House aides later traveled to Pine not yesterd to confer with the president and relay his message to the War Office.
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Associated Press
Washingto
D.C
Roosevelt
Ko Gover
Goluth
Charlottesville
S. 18
McGrew
Secret Service
Fioan
Pine
White House
Waite
Lungs Free From Water In Local Autopsy Case
A Janesville special reports an Augury of six jurors impanelled to determine how Mrs Madeline Odeji Clayton died. The autopsy says she was not drowned as lungs lacked water. body found in a river area where officials continued dragging for a purse she reportedly carried. The husband, Carton, telephoned from Chicago to say he had not heard the remains were found, and he planned to travel on the first train as roads reopened Monday.
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Spesia
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Janesville St
Madeline OdeJi Clayton
Piace
Mra McKay
Clarion
Atreet
Chicago
Catr Marines
Carton
Ead
Taft Solid in Kansas Nomination for President
At Topeka on December 28 the Republican state central committee unanimously voted William Howard Taft as the party’s choice for president of the United States. A stormy debate led to tabling a resolution to nominate state officers by the primary system, with the convention call pending.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kas
Republican State Central
Mittee W
Warliam H. Taft
United States
Milwaukee man knocked down by wagon in dramatic escape
A special report from Eau Claire describes a Milwaukee resident struck by a wagon while crossing Hag Claire street. He was dragged but managed to wrench free from the neck yoke as the horses spooked, narrowly avoiding serious harm. The incident ends with him unhurt, despite a perilous moment.
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Bilwaukee
Wis
Eau Claire Gram
Ch Wanwar
Br An
Hag Claire Street
Aarrow
Bert
Drunken Driver Fault Described in Wisconsin Dispatch
A Wisconsin special from La Crosse reports a drunken man’s failure to steer caused a collision that toppled a cabin and injured a Mr Anderson in Looney juries area. The incident underscores dangerous driving patterns and potential fatalities.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
la “Rosse Sars
Fir Anderson
Mies Anderson
Feinley Recaptured in Fraud Ring Pursuit
Feinely captured after a manhunt linked to land fraud investigations centered on the Man Muakfen area. Officials reported the suspect’s arrival and ongoing efforts to trace his associates and recover assets tied to the scheme.
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Fserigiad Press
Traci
Man- Muakfen
Arweg
Hardin
Powers Case Prosecution and Defense Rest in Trial
Georgetown report states the prosecution and defense closed presenting testimony in the Caien Powers trial. All evidence in the case has been offered.
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Oy Associated Prec
Georgetown
Caien Powers
Fitzgerald Resigns From Baltimore and Ohio Manager Post
Baltimore. Dec. 1. Thomas Fitzgerald, general manager of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, has resigned his position, to take effect January 1. The move comes amid reports of planned leadership changes at the company.
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Associated Press
Baltimore, Md
Thomas Fitzgerald
The
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
City to enforce strict blue laws this Sunday
Associated Press report states Mayer B. J. proclaims a city wide lid on activities with all salvons dozed after legal hours on Sunday. Resorts to be wiped out, street machines removed, cigar stores closed, and blue law enforcement to be maximized.
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XE Dee
Mayer B. J
Mystery Surrounding Death of Woman in Harrison
Newark dispatch reports the death mystery remains largely unsolved with officials seeking identity of a woman found dead in Harrison last Thursday. A Montclair, New Jersey, manager identified the body as a prior office worker who disappeared after December. Police caution the identification is not confirmed, noting the corpse’s hands were well cared for and show no signs of rough handling.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Harrison
Mrz
Mont Clair
NX. J
Brooklyn
Sion
Papal Ceremonies Highlight Historic Vatican Health?
The text describes a ceremonial scene at the Vatican with the Guardia Paletina in scarlet and the Swiss guard’s red yellow black uniform inspired by Raphael. It notes a high official in front of the pope’s chair and officers linked to Count Camille Pecci, nephew of the late pope, within the Cortile di Ri.
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Guardia Paletina
Independent La Follette Delegates Stir Wisconsin
Sheriff Knott of Milwaukee County opens a bid for a La Follette delegate seat while opposing a pure La Follette delegation. The statement signals intra party tension over independence versus boss control ahead of the Republican national convention.
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Mulwauke
Wis
Nulce
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Ubot
Jan Follette
la Follette
Aps
Brees
Ieukee
Sherif
William R. Knott
Milwaukee County
Lis
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Gressional
Antidate
Knell
Frank ©. McGovern
Milwaukee
Waukesha County
Rian
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Republcan
Reform
Fire Threatens Town of Cean on Southern Pacific Line
Associated Press reports Fresno area fires near Cean ten miles from Fresno threaten the town. Several buildings burned with losses recorded. In Chicago a Norwegian Lutheran Children's Home at Fifty eighth avenue and West Irving Park destroyed by fire. Sixty six children saved. losses range from 310,000 to 315,000.
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Associated Presa
Fresno
Cal
Cea
California
Children’s Home
Chicago
Fifty Eighth Avenue
West Irving Park
Puple
Poison Route and Suicide In Multiple Reports
Reports from Nebrask a and Wisconsin describe deaths by own action. Thomas Worrell, a prominent politician, was found dead in his office after a poison death note. In Sioux Falls Dr. C C J Wachendorf, a fugitive from Iowa, died by his own hand while in custody. Milwaukee pressman George Riemer was found unconscious and died, ruled a suicide by the coroner.
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Neb
Thomas Worrel
Len
Iowa
C. C. J. Wachendorf
Sioux Falls
United States
Marshak Carlton
Lamb
Wachendorf
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
George Riemer
Irving
Chin
Fourth and Foxler Streets
Orlock
Steamer Reef Arrival Aids Honduras Crisis
A cable message from Puerto Cortez details steamer Alps Rot reaching Honduran waters and delivering aid. Prominent figures William Adler of the State National Bank Moses Schwartz of Schwartz Foundry Co and Adler & Co supply house are named in the context of the Adler affair. A mate from the Alps reported from Port Belize that aid had been dispatched and the larger cargo was intended for the Honduran government.
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Rs Associates
Dee
United Fruit
Puerto Cortez
Hondares
Ates
Wiliam Ader
State National Bank
Moses Schwartz
Schwartz Foundry Company
Tt Frm
A. Adler & Co
Honduras
United State Company
Port Belieze
Noted merchant dies in Oklahoma City
A wealthy Oklahoma City merchant and relative of the Mellons of Pittsburgh, Fa., died this afternoon of lung trouble. The brief notice identifies him as B. P. Mellon and records his connection to the Mellons of Pittsburgh.
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Associated Prevz
Oklahoma City
Dee
T. P. Mellon
Mellons
Pittsburg
Long Walk Nearly Fatal Journey From Arctic Cold
An Associated Press report from Ontari o dec 23 describes several men trekking from a point north of McDougall’s Chute to Ada area. The group endured severe frostbite with two men carried to Englesart and then to hospital, all in a pitiful condition.
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Associated
Quiet at Henrietta as town fears reported threat
Quiet settled over Henrietta today amid reports of a potential threat. Officials urged calm as residents awaited details, with no armed confrontation reported and police maintaining a precautionary presence.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Dee
Henrietta Sare
Hoernig Funeral Services Scheduled for Monday
The funeral for Charles A. Boernig will be Monday afternoon at two o'clock at the residence of Mr and Mrs John Hoernig 318 Washington Street The undertaker notes viewing of remains Sunday at the residence Mrs W A Schreiter of Red Lake Falls Minnesota a sister of the deceased will arrive early evening for the funeral
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Charles A. Boernig
John Hoernig
Washington
W. A. Schrelter
Red Lake Falla
Minn
Whist Tournament Opens Under Oshkosh League
The first winter whist tournament under the Oshkosh Whist League was held Friday at Century, drawing eight to ten tables in two sections. Winners in each section were rewarded with prizes as the league plans monthly events through the winter, with several Fond du Lac teams participating and refreshments enjoyed after play.
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C. Chase
Warren G Mancy
Farttens
Pearing
Fond du Lac
Add
Chapman
BFP Mr
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Ching
Century hosts league meeting notes and officers listed
January evening events at the Century feature D. Fiarman as league president with A. B. Hooper secretary and official scorekeeper. The arrangements committee for Friday night includes C. UC. Chase and Ben Hoover.
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D. Fiarman
A. B. Hooper
C. UC. Chase
Ben Hoover
Modification Sought in Cronk Custody Decree by Minnesota Hearing
In a morning session attorney EP Finch for Daniel E Cronk sought further modification of Ellen E Cronk’s 1999 alarm decree granting $15 monthly support and custody of two children. The motion asked that custody be awarded to Cronk and child support of $15 a month continue, while affidavits alleged abuse by the father and stepmother and questioned the welfare of the son Emory Dorr, now fourteen.
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Jorge Burnell
EP. Finch
Daniel E. Cronk
Ellen E. Cronk
Minnesota
Custosio
George Hilton
Emory Dorr
Thal
Yiether
Drari
Ruth Rheem
Sundar Rcheol Regula Ras
Gietrich
Mr. Finch
Littrey
Chidren
Mir
Tili
Jay
Feed Cutter Accident Kills Four-Year-Old Girl
Four year old Katherine Stadtmuitier died after wandering into a feed cutter barn in Nekial town. Operated by her father Albert Stade, the machine caught her arm and body, tearing and mutilating. She lost consciousness, received medical care, but died after ten days. Funeral services were held at St Viteen church in the city.
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Katherine, Huth
Albert Stade
Nekial
St Viteen
Cantata at Church Promotes Christmas Exercises
Readers learn of a Christmas cantata at a Presbyterian Sunday school auditorium. The program, titled Santa Creator or similar, involved sixty four singers, decorations, candy prizes, and a grand march with participants of all ages. Funds raised benefited a local pact, under Mrs Chesman and Mrs Fuscoe, with remarks on married women and household roles.
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Auditorum
Tarren Hove
Isstrr
Sma
Mra
Ceshman
Fuscoe
Russian Duma Acts Gives Famine Relief and Treason Trial
The Duma approved immediate famine relief totaling about twelve million rubles to be distributed through Zemstvos and local bodies to avoid centralization abuses. The trial of first Duma members for treason continues, with prosecutors focusing on technicalities as defense pleads and new hearings proceed amid recess.
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Trisd
Duma
Viturs Wanifesio
Nouba
Zemstvos
Suma
Manifesta
Bride and Groom Return From Iowa Elopement
Mr and Mrs W D McDaniels returned to their Broad Street home after a wedding ceremony at Mrs McDaniels' sister in Iowa. The couple's nuptials occurred at 2 PM with Rev Deverah officiating and a reception of gifts. The groom, formerly a Tecoma teacher and Osakosh business executor, has spent years in Oshkosh, where he co owns a business.
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W. D. McDaniels
Fisher
McDrnievik
Osh- Fersh
Osakoch
Geo
Fii- 2
Tecoma
Tet
Death of Mrs. Rgarske and funeral notice
Funeral announced with details for Mrs. Rgarske. Services planned for 12% p. m. at the family residence. Public inspection of the late relative’s belongings and care for mourners noted in brief obituary.
CLOLDT Towe and Weekend Events at Local Fair
Readable fragments describe a local fair with a Friday evening opening and Saturday morning events. Centered around a thermometer display and weather notes, the report mentions local timetables and community participation, highlighting Sanday as a lead event in the schedule.
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