England Faces New Trouble Over Immigrant Race Riots
London dispatch reports rising alarm in Britain over immigration in white colonies and renewed racial clashes in the Transvaal with Indians and Chinese facing registration or expulsion. A Tokyo memorandum to Washington on Japanese immigration is under consideration as President Taft seeks a satisfactory U S position.
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London
England
Ashiks
Transvaci
Vancouver
Canada
Japan
Pacific
America
Faasvar
Johannesburg
Women Smoke in New York Public Dining Rooms
The plan allowing women to smoke in public dining rooms proved successful at a Broadway restaurant New Year's Eve, prompting another famed eaterie to follow. Managers expect several more to join, while big hotels and Fifth Avenue restaurants are not yet ready to change.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Exile for Radicals Indicted in St Petersburg
Indictments returned against all members of the executive committee of the Popular Socialist Party in St Petersburg. They face trial for conspiracy with eight years penal servitude possibly. Notables include Asnensky and Ivan Miakotin with ties to Gorky era, plus lawyers and organizers. The Duma may suspend sittings pending the case as authorities pursue actions against radical leaders. Premier Stolypin reports Kosrotom indicted for post election speech inciting murder of police.
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St Petersburg
Pups Socialist Party
Court of Appeals
Secis
Revolutioniats
Social Revolutiomary Party
Asnensky
Ivan Miakotia
Masim Gorky
Fortress
M. Lutzen
Leagues of Leagues
Spccral Democratic
Duma
Viborg
Social Revolutionary Organization
Radical Politics
Bat
Nicholas Tschaikovsky
Stolypin
M. Khomyekofm
The
AL Kosrotom
Ufa
Deer shooting scandal shocks Wis. community
Special to The Nort Alvacukee reports deputy warden and state investigators probe a shooting tied to alleged illegal deer hunts. The chaotic incident to be examined involved political party tensions and a crowd near the western region, with authorities pursuing answers.
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Wis
Thwestern
Senator Latrip
Medical Course Reform Meets at Pittsburg
An important gathering of leading medical men and educators from across the country convened at the Carnegie Institute in Pittsburg to chart the work of the American Academy of Medicine. The council plans to push for a six year medical education. it also advocates a uniform state medical examination to allow practice across state lines. The academy’s work will influence the June Chicago meeting. Presidents Schurman Jordan and Moffatt head the discussion.
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Associated Frees
Pittsburg
Carnegie Iostitute
American Academy of Medicine
Academy
Chicago
Academy of Medicine
Jacob G. Schurman
Cornell University
David Starr Jordan
Leland Stanford University
James D. Moffatt
Washington and Jefferson College
Roosevelt Taft discuss army officers who failed to make good
President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft will decide the fate of officers who did not perform in the recent horseback contest. Brig. Gen Charles E. Smith retires from the ordnance service and Col Marshall faces retirement after a failed ride due to weight. Two Philippine Commission vacancies will be filled and an officer promoted to brigadier general. Captain J B Pillsbury is named chief of the Navy aviation bureau following the conference with the President.
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Py Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Taft
Army
Marshall
Ambrose Channel
New York
Huree
Marshall Wersus
Philippine Commission
Zeneral
Charles E. Smith
Ordnance Department
Metcalf
J. B. Pillsbury
Navy Department
Pillsbury
Family tragedy at Leichhardt ends in triple death
Irving Baker his wife and their four year old son were found dead in bed with their throats cut at Leichhardt twenty miles south of Kington. Neighbors who failed to see them on New Year’s Day forced entry and uncovered the scene. Baker was in heavy debt and jealous of his wife, investigators say.
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Associated Press
Kington
Irving Baker
Leichhardt
Here
Devies
Baker
Milwaukees Jan Special Iron Absurd Local Action
In brief readable fragments a Milwaukee clerk describes a confusing incident with Mrs Bilas Miller. She entered a store, bought something, lit a flame, and drank. a stopping event occurred as police intervened and a warning was issued. The text is garbled with many unclear names and dates.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jaresville
Bilas Miller
Jasan
Tobacco ban vote across counties halts sale in 1908
In a Jan. Press report inspectors refuse tobacco sales after tallying 4680 pounds of Barler SaAMpie goods and 03.00 pounds noted. The counties of White Buriey vote not to permit tobacco in 1908, reflecting a regional stance on tobacco distribution.
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Barler
Saampie
Tobarcoe
Supreme Court Dismisses Petition Over Botanic Garden Trees
The court today dismissed the petition filed to halt a memorial commission decision that threatened historic trees in Washington D C. Justice Justien Goold dissented from the petitioner’s argument while the case referenced the United States Botanic Gardens and related preservation concerns.
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Washineter
Jambia
Justien Goold
Courba
Geernm
United States Botanic Gardens
Notable US Surgeon Dr Nicholas Senn Dies in Chicago
Chicago dispatch reports Dr Nicholas Senn famed surgeon and former chief surgeon of the Sixth Army Corps during the Spanish American War died today. Born in Switzerland in 1849 he studied at Chicago Medical College and Munich and practiced in Fond du Lac before moving to Chicago. He was a renowned operative innovator and medical educator. Also noted: James Ganriner Stowe consul general to South Africa 1887 to 1899 and leading Kansas City manufacturer died aged ninety five. James B Westhater professor of physics at the University of Denver died aged forty five.
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Chicago
Nicholas Senn
United States
Fond du Lac
S.xth Army Corps
Seid
Gr. Seng
James G. Stowe
Karsas
James Ganriner Stowe
South Africa
Hers Isdar
Iola English
Tr of London
J. B. Westhater
Denver
Cot
James B. Westhater
University of Denver
Doctor Hillis Improving After Illness
Dr Hillis, pastor of Plymouth Church in Brockin, grew better after a severe cold Wednesday. Baylan said he should almost fully recover in a few days.
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Newell Wwalighe Hs
Plymouth Church
Brockiin
Baylan
Fillits
Hart Defends Himself in Disbarment Hearing
The Minnesota special supreme court panel weighs the state board of law examiners recommendation to disbar Attorney Francis B. Hart of Minneapolis after his charges against rulings of the supreme court. Hart argues he acted within his rights as he faces plans for testimony beginning March 10 under Commissioner Rex-Governor G. Ives.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Supreme Court
Johnson
State Board of Law Examiners
Francis B. Hart
Minneapolis
Capitol
Hart
Walsh Trial Resumes After Juror Illness Delay
The Walsh trial in Chicago resumed as jurors return from illness. The defense’s first witness, E H Pfatt, an engineer for the Walsh properties, testified about the courses and physical conditions related to the case.
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Association Press
Chicago
John BR. Walsh
E. H. Pfatt
So.ernwadier Imax
Walsh
Frost Sues to Halt Ad Appeal in Railway Case
A Chicago railway receivership case reaches a halted stage as Frost of the Chicago line seeks to stop proceedings. The AP report notes plans for a federal appeal were dropped and Judge Tutheho appointed the receiver, with dismissal expected by stipulation.
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Associated Press
Chicago
III
Jen
Ac Frost
Industries Resuming After Shutdowns in Pittsburgh Area
Industries in the Pittsburgh district begin to rebound as No 4 works of Pittsburg Plate Glass and No 5 works restart after repairs. Coke ovens from BH Frick in Connellsville area planned to resume within ten days. Furnaces to blast in Buffalo and nearby plants as steel works and car shops restart, bringing back hundreds of workers.
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Ford City
Pittsburg
Tresume
Pittsboro
Frick
Connellsville
Lower
Bome Weeks Ag
Buffalo
Ewanna
Falcon
Platt Iron Works
Barney and Smith Car Company
Brownell Heiler
Poison mystery haunts Janesville case in Chicago probe
A Chicago inquiry into the disappearance of Mrs. Clayton connects a wisconsin lead. Police pursue a possible murder theory amid rival claims and testimony. Detectives seek the dead woman’s husband and a sensational motive while weighing other suspects in the Arkansas link and earlier marriage records.
Coin Stock Figures From Early U S Mint Report
A fragmented notice notes historical stock values for United States gold and silver coins. It cites a January 1, 1623 date with a total value of 2 246 154 07 dollars and mentions June 3 194 as a reference point.
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United States
TALMADGE SELLS OUT IN WISCONSIN TELEPHONE DEAL
A brief from Sheboygan reports Citizens' Telephone Company in Venkee, Wis., gains control with T. Bowler and Elimacgee as new leaders. Gustav Huite and Fred Harste sold their shares to Bowler about a month earlier, shifting management of the car pan to Bowier.
Robbery at Greenleaf Loots Prast & Co Store
A Wisconsin special from Greenleaf reports two men robbed the general merchandise store of R. M. Prast & Co at midnight. They stole more than $1,000 in checks and notes from the safe and escaped by handcar.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Green Bey Gay Bandita
R. M. Prast & Co
AL Greenleaf
Papers on Caldwell perjury charge sent to Washington
London January 2 reports that papers related to the perjury charge against Robert C Caldwell the witness in the Drace case have been forwarded to Washington through the foreign office. Miss Annie Donovan of Chicago and Alise Jennie Donovan of Fond du Lac are vest of their sister Mrs Henry.
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Asociated Press
London
Robert C. Caldwell
Drace
Washington
Foreign Office
Annie Donovan
Chicago
Alise Jennie Donovan
Fond du Lac
Mrs
Henry
Philippine Tariff Bill Eyes Hearings Date Set
The committee of arts and meats will meet Monday to set a date for hearings on the Philippine tariff bill. Ernie Kolosite was arraigned in municipal court and his examination is scheduled for January 8. B. T. Wood and Mrs. F. M. Wood Berlin visited today.
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Associated Press
Waehirston
B. T. Wood
F. M. Tood
Berlin
Murder Mystery at Harrison Stirs Police Delays
Reports show misled witnesses hinder police work in the Harrison murder case of a woman found slain Thursday. Hopes fade for New York hounds locating the suspect as searches shift to a more hopeful lead involving a muddy Newark streetcar rider and a found wife in Sheffield eliminating her as a suspect. A reward of 240 is expected at tomorrow night’s Common Council meeting.
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Arsettted Fres
Ores
Soman
Harrison
Melis Fia
York
New York
Common Council
Harrier
Newark
Brooklyn
Albert Thompson
Shefi Td Eng
Death of Mrs Ryder Prominent Temperance Worker
Mrs Margaret Harding Ryder, widow of Elisha Ryder, longtime resident of Chatham and Winthrop Center Massachusetts, died New Year’s morning at her Winthrop Center home after a brief illness. Her death surprised local relatives. son Frank H. Ryder traveled from Central Avenue after receiving telegram news. Born January 184? in Chatham, she had lived in the area and worked in temperance circles for years.
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Paxson AnNar
Wer
Winthrop Center
Mass
Hier Hesbaud
Irgaret Harding Ryder
Wifs
Elisha Ryder
J Hs
Winerop Center
Slass
Stun
Frank H. Ryder
Central Avenue
Hoth
Captain Rider
Bre
Ryder
Chatham
Mrs Muth Dies at 85 in Fond du Lac Residence
Mrs Muth, widow of Jarab Muth, aged 85, died at the Armored residence on Weash street Wednesday night. Born in Darmstadt Germany in 1840s, she came to Fond du Lac with her husband, survived by a daughter and four sons, thirteen grandchildren, and several great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Arried
Tees
Horace Ana Mer
Chang
Finrenes
Muth Dies
Mere
Mary Math
F.C. Atn
Asay
Armeid Residen
Jarab Math
Mra Math
Ford du Lac
Unt
Orkkesh
Chistian
Glanstower
Jacob
Ménominee, Mich
George
Gustave Muth
Fond du Lac
Fond
Death notices and funeral details for local residents
The community was informed of several funerals and interments. Mrs Wilhelmus Kleinschmit of Black Wolf died at 78 after general debility, with services set for Sunday at 1 o clock and burial in the Lutheran cemetery. Other obituaries include Mrs Caroline Kletzke with a Friday service at her daughter's home, Miss Filim beth Hering with a Sacred Heart mass, and long lists of pallbearers and floral tributes noted from relatives and friends.
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Food du Lac
Kleinschmit
Wilhelmus Kleinschmit
John Kleinschmit
Black Wolf
Beata
Met
Charles
Keamare
Wikia
Albere
Kosh
In Petrutz
Nekim
Jacob Schuchter
Ashkosh
Peters
Moor Church
Offiihams
Kletcke
Caroline Kletzke
Free Wolf
Durfee Street
Ne- Oracka Street
Lutheran Church
C. Dowsdal
Filimbeth Hering
Sacred Heart Church
M. J. Schmitz
M. H. Clifford
R. Ho McDonald
Margaret Groth
Marie Regnery
Theresa Jungwirth
Mame Fepal
Anna Graebner
Mary
Riverside
Hubert O. Habig
Shawano
Wiliam Mueller
Milwaukee
Frank Jungwirth
Mex. Junevirch
Mise Alma Tank
A. Kane
Pommerening
Neumann
William Sibler
Yearly bank clearings in Howthean city top sixteen million
The 1907 clearings by Dishkesh banks totaled about 15,955,040056, with October the peak month over 1,500,000 and February the low around 1,100,4600. Monthly figures list January 1,35, February 1,222,875.60, March 1,472,615.91, April 4,553,286, and December 1998? 56.
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Dishkesh
Milk Below Standard Fined Milkman in Municipal Court
Petersen paid a 25 dollar fine after a Neenah dairy inspector found milk sold to a family on Sixth Street violated health standards. The case involved children and parents who reportedly consumed tainted milk, with samples analyzed to determine safety.
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King
Feebert Petersen
Rulty
Suline
Hves
Fourth Street
Aderhold
Neenah
Peterson
RK. Walters
Farents
Eliren
Phn
Ami
Petrayn
Buss &R
Bie An
Swian Fom
Rioting at Muncie Engulfs Street Strike Violence
In Muncie Indiana rioting erupted between striking Union Traction employees and strikebreakers. Nine people were injured as missiles and bullets flew near interurban stations and street cars. Troops were placed on alert as cars ran under guard and a mob surrounded key depots.
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Associated Press
Muncie
Ind
Union Traction Company
M. Morris Maley
John Fine
Willam Pinan
Joseph Walling
Harry Laughingbaugh
Orn Shepp
James Rutledge
Harry Gardner
John Lewetlon
Indianapolis
Wll
Indicta National Guarh
Readines
Winchester
Kokomo
Greenfield
Tebanon
Hanly
Anderother
Ba Cnien
Blumie
Muner Des Businessister
Aii
South Side Gun Club Hosts Inter City Shoot
The South Side organization held a Wednesday afternoon shoot on its grounds south of the city. Fifteen men competed with strong scores. The New Year event kicks off a series of meets for the postwar era with teams arranged including Fort du Lac and Oshkesh participants.
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Plas Bed
Mada
Fort du Lac
Polee
Nolan
Thomas Arthur
W. C. Reillig
Odhkesh
H. M. Harmon
Abberouin Jota
Chisee Lac
Unclear OCR Salary Sketch Mentions Payment Details
Fragmentary text describes salary figures and alleged payments in a troubled context. It references a preferred rate of 225 dollars per unit and a young man’s salary being diverted. No clear names, dates, or locations can be reliably identified, and details remain incoherent.
Arrest of Eermet Higtese in Vamp lsrerrt case noted
Article reports Eermet Higtese of Vamp lsrerrt arrested on a Sept 3 charge and brought before a court. He pleaded guilty to a larger charge with sentence deferred to a later date. A separate defendant, Mig.ner p39, faced related allegations and admitted some facts during preliminary examination. He was released on bond and pleaded guilty to a charge with penalties limited to fines up to 50 or one year imprisonment.
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Eermet Higtese
Cenalei
Gailty
Jena
City of Sheboygan Embraces $290000 Emergency Bond Issue
Milwaukee dispatch notes Sheboygan approves an emergency bond issue of 290000 to finance the water plant. Legal backing provided as banks furnish required funds. City authorities press ahead with purchase and issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Shebaygar
Sheboyge
Robbers Make Big Haul At Local Store
Evidence from the scene shows a group of robbers fleeing with a substantial cash sum after an early morning break in. Police report no injuries, and investigations continue as suspects remain at large.
Weather Outlook With Mixed Temperatures Ahead
Forecasters predict cloudy skies and variable temperatures through the week. An upcoming event on Wednesday hints at cooler conditions with a chance of rain, while Thursday may bring light winds and gradual temperature shifts.
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Transvaal
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Ambassador O'Brien
Washington, DB. C
Moottolar
O'Brien
Tokio
Ken
Tamreante
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Popular Socistist Party
la Feifete’, Munting Party
Seu
Cather
Ferpany
Buariey Society
Tazrpayer
Graat Stzteec
DR. Hillis
Brooklin
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Frost
Axnivat
Lwaukee Railway
Paiute
Formarta and
Steel
Geox
Tan
Vesville
Madeline Cisvion
Theorien
Sueyer
Clayton
Janesville
Mira
Sulwaukee
Wie
Jonesy
Erics Clayton
Lou
Price
Gessel
Epon
Little Rock Ark
Profesor Smith
Arkan
Poten T
Hamtiina
Axe Hanson
Coim
Talmadge
Sheborsan
Greenleaf
R. MH. Prost 4 Co
Caldwell
Sivns
Margaret Harding Ryder
Cat. Frey
Ushkosh
Dester
Detalia
Traction Company
Skhote
Inter
Chargc
Munkebreakerstore
GUN Club
Southide
Yords
Robert Merte
Wiegrd Henson
Emmet Hephoer
Ampbellaport
Zaal Jihel Ay Te Charce
AcCartain
Kia
Tare
Sa.m
Theraday
Warness
A. Tais
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