Cobb Direct Nominations Bill Defeated In New York Senate
In Albany on July 1 the Cobb direct nominations measure failed in the New York Senate by 25 to 19 after the Griscom amendment was incorporated. The vote reflected opposition from Republicans and others to Theodore Roosevelt and Governor Hughes leadership on the bill.
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Associated Press
Griscom
Senate Today
Albany
X. Y
Cobb
Liex
Xe Corporation
Neadore Hooser
Senate
Theodore Roosevelt
Assembly
Wes
I . Fonsacc
Pardon Faces Criticism Over State Board Action
Special to The Northeastern reports from Aliwauker Wisconsin that Governor Davidson and the State Board of Control defend a controversial clemency decision. A life prisoner, held twenty years for a murder, faced scrutiny as officials framed their rationale and the process.
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Aliwauher
Wis
Grand Rapids
State Board of Control
Davidson
Mar- Fenner
Zavermor
Names Purchasing Agent
Fragmentary OCR lists an individual Mite Henry Campbell as purchasing agent for a Social Trannerat organization, but text is incomplete and unclear.
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Henry Campbell
Social Trannerat
No Warrants Issued for J. S. Burned Steamer Crew
A La Crosse Wisconsin dispatch reports Honsteen county authorities will issue no personal warrants for arresting officers or crew of the burned steamer J. S until the coroner's jury completes its inquiry and returns a verdict.
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Waukee
Wis
Wiscon
la Crosse
Honsteen County
Charity group faces bankruptcy in Milwaukee
The Associated Charities of Milwaukee faced its first bankruptcy as rents and office expenses rose, threatening the charity's ability to serve the needy amid a backdrop of mounting records and financial strain.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Associated Charities
Surplus Wine Million Department Deficit Report
A Treasury accounting summary shows deficits and receipts across the Panam Canal, customs, internal revenue, and miscellaneous sources. Total ordinary receipts for the year near 559.04 million, expenditures about 559.65 million, with postal relief grants and tax revenues noted.
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Associated Washington
Panam Canal
Curren Dar
Costi National Banks
Treasury
Hitchcock
Roosevelt visits Moody in Massachusetts and Brookline
Associates report Roosevelt as he travels in New England after meeting Taft yesterday. He plans no immediate visit to Beverly but intends to return later in summer. Roosevelt and Senator Lodge visit Justice Moody at Brookline hospital and then go to Boston to see Dr. Bigelow and others.
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Associates Press
Beverly
Mass
Porties
Coloner Roosevelt
Moodtbeeston
Senator Lodge
Roosevelt
Brookline
William H. Moogy
United Star Court
Yre Mines
Moo
Boston
Dr. W. S
Deacon Street
Marshfield Picks Marshfield as Quace at Fraternal Eagles Convention
Special report from Marshfield notes the Fraternal Eagles convention closing its selection of a city for an event. The Wisconsin Milwaukee area reference appears in partial form.
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Twaukes
Jay LA Journal
Jng
Marshfield
Quace
Milweukee
Teachers in Convention Near Fortieth National Education Association
The main body of teachers arrived in Boston for the fortieth annual meeting of the National Education Association. About 890 teachers will hear President Taft and speakers including David Starr Jordan of Stanford and former Governor Charles H. Arcoc in Brighton's large stadium.
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Associated Press
Boston
Maduisi
Army of Teachers
National Educationa Association
Independence
Prent Taft
David Sterr Jordan
Leland
Unignize Clothing Trades Organized by AFL
The American Federation of Labor plans immediate steps to form a clothing trades department led by the workers' union, with key participation by the International Garment Workers Union Journeymen Tailors Union Cloth Hat and Makers Union and the Textile Workers Union.
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Assnciarea Press
New York
Sxeczu
American Federation of Labor
Bu Aes
Clothing
Garment Workers
Journeymen Tailors’ Union
Cloth Hat and Makers’ Union
Textile Workers’ Union
Murderer George Warner Escapes From State Asylum
George B. Warner, a convicted murderer, who was serving as superintendent of machinery for the Louisville and Nashville railway, escaped a second time from the state insane asylum last evening. A wry note in the story hints at social mores about henpecked husbands.
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Cy Associated Preen
Hopkinsville
George B. Warner
Pulaski Leeds
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Isane
Big Fight Draws Near Jeffries Confident Ahead of Bout
Reports describe Jeffries asserting confidence and intent to win at the earliest moment. wagers and betting activity surround the looming title bout. Johnson’s camp counters with talk of stern punishment and readiness, amid chaotic prefight chatter and unusual betting patterns.
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Jeffries
Hebel
Johnson
Mostey
Wedding at Neenah ties Martha Hardt to August Greenwald
Special to the Northwestern reports the wedding at the bride’s mother's home in Neenah Wisconsin yesterday afternoon. Miss Martha Hardt and August Greenwald formerly a seme warden were married with family present and Rev of the Trinity officiating. Guests later offered congratulations and a simple reception followed.
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Martha Hardt
August Greenwald
Neensh
Wis
Crehan
Juror Sues Wayman Over Slander and Jury Fixing Claims
Chicago July 1 Associated Press report says Charles M. Spare, juror, sues Wayman alleging slander and libel tied to accusations of jury fixing. The suit targets a state official and cites interviews claiming influence over jurors including Younger and other members.
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Sy Associated Press
Chicago
Charles MM. Spare
Lee O'Neil Uate
Aljezek
del Warimdon
Jorney
Elephants Rampage After Circus Breakup
Angered by trainer efforts a herd of big elephants belonging to a circus charged through a city street and crashed a fence into the front yard of a residence. They fought to pass between improvised barriers beside a stone gate as they tried to escape the restraint.
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Associalea
Frau Weber's Death Traced to Own Action Remarked
A decipherable account from East Prussia dated July 1 reports Fraulein Weber’s death by her own action in a murder case connected to German officers. The piece notes confession and subsequent remarriage of a related figure, with references to Von Schoenbeck and other military names.
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Associated Preas
East Prussia
Friau, Ber
Rutledge in Critical Condition Prompt Milwaukee Trip
Thief Business Agent Storh and Dr. Stephen E. Wilinre, Rutledge's private physician, have left for Milwaukee to attend him as he lies critically ill. Four lumber magnates worth four, Moelag and Vammer at Frederick Weyer Anuser of St. Paul are mentioned in connection.
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Vammer
Frederick Weyer- Anuser
St. Paul
Aiitarium
Storh
Stephen E. Wilinre
Milwaukee
Rutledge
Golf Contestants Play Under Weather Strain
A disrupted golf match features many contestants facing wind and rain. The field is reduced as players struggle with shifting conditions and uncertain play.
Warden Seizes Fish After Raid At Birchwood House
Special game warden details a raid at a Birchwood house resulting in the seizure of fish and the discovery of art objects. Authorities say fifteen people shared a meal. arrests are expected to follow for those involved in the incident.
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Oman
Congress Ends Accommodation in Wisconsin Dispatch
La Crosse congressman Esch returned from Washington declaring the just concluded session was the hardest worked and most effective he could recall. The remark reflects congressional effort and impact as reported from Milwaukee on July 1.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
la Crosgressman Esch
Washington
Congress
Fight in the Light Shift Ends in Murder Plea
A quarrel led to a fatal beating. The defendant pleaded guilty to a charge of assisted murder in the death of a man following a dispute at a local residence. The case stemmed from a confrontation during the night shift.
Milk Famine Affects Farmers And Grain Demand
Milk demand has risen while prices fall as weather worsens, stressing farmers who must feed cattle with green grain stalks. The drought drives higher consumption of milk while supply strains. Local dealers report four cent adjustments and ongoing efforts to stabilize production amid poor conditions.
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Neric Must &T
Janesville Gas Lower Special to The Redget
Gas rates in Janesville fall following a market shift as consumers face lower costs. Utilities report steady supply while residents monitor pricing changes and potential service adjustments.
Fragmentary Spanish Notice From 1807 Pegria Record
Readable fragments indicate a dated notice from 1807 in Pegria with possible financial or administrative actions. Specific names, dates, or locations are unclear, leaving only a vague reference to a historical record segment.
Find Body in River Town Mystery Tris Ghoushr Case
A body was found in a Wisconsin river town along the Wisconsin River. Authorities investigate the discovery linked to Tris Ghoushr and Abe, with local responders coordinating a search and identification effort.
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Donna
Mendas
Wisconsin River
Tris Ghoushr
Abe
Danish Cabinet Resigns Amid Pressure
A Danish government cabinet resigns under mounting political pressure. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but indicate a formal turnover and possible formation of a new administration. The move follows ongoing disputes over policy and governance.
Gush Fires Devastate Canadian Villages Invasion
Reports describe widespread fires in Canadian villages with an American side blaze. Railway damage and numerous homes destroyed as devasting flames spread through Devon and surrounding districts. Residents flee as property losses mount and local safe-keeping efforts fail amid chaotic evacuation.
Oshkosh Records Bitter Heat As Thermometers Soar
Local readings show Oshkosh hitting 106 and 105 in the shade as a record heatwave continues amid drought. Mentions of official readings from a city thermometer near a sunlit wall suggest high heat may be influenced by location, while drugstore checks note widespread high temperatures across the city.
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OshkKosh
Oshkosh
Mueller Store
Maar Ab
Grants liquor licenses
A brief notice states that licenses are granted to specified applicants. Details unreadable due to OCR errors but indicates licensure actions by a city or regulatory authority.
Thomas Heats Victim In Candi Teal Ord Incident
A report notes Thomas remains at risk after a candidate teal ord incident. The condition is serious and responders continue monitoring.
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Thomas
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