Deadlock at Democratic convention as Wilson gains on Clark
Baltimore dispatch reports continued deadlock at the Democratic national convention with ballots showing Wilson narrowing Clark's lead. Thirty-first ballot totals place Wilson around 475, Clark about 433, Underwood 12, Harmon 17, Kern 6, with several delegates absent.
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Baltimore
Clark
Wilson
Underwood
Harmon
Marshall
Kern
PT Underwood
Faas
Kerna
Milson Takes Lead Over Clark on Thirtieth Ballot
Woodrow Wilson rises to the lead for the Democratic nomination on the thirtieth ballot, passing Champ Clark as supporters rally. Vermont shifts to Wilson, while fears persist about obtaining the two thirds needed for nomination amid negotiations and expected ballot timing.
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Milson
Clark
Drownings Reported Near Marinette Wisconsin
Special to Tie Northwestern reports Ole Thompson aged forty one drowned at Green Bay shore near Marinette in shallow two foot water while fishing in a boat with Ole Hanson. Thompson suddenly stood and pitched into the water before Hanson could rescue him.
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Marinette
Wis
Ole Thompson
Greenbay
Ole Hanson
Thompson
Hanson
McCormick and Roosevelt Seek Illinois Accord at Oyster Bay
Oyster Bay July 1 Robert M. McCormick Chicago leader of the Illinois delegation for Roosevelt at the Republican convention said he had come to Oyster Bay as an emissary to open negotiations with Colonel Roosevelt. Roosevelt expressed hope a united effort could form to prevent split forces in Illinois and echoed a significant change in party dynamics.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
Robert Ml. McCarthick
Ohicago
Ilinois
Hooosevelt
New -Pa
Oyster May
Deneen
Prent
Taft
McCormick
Tyster Bay
Republican
Roosevelt
Taft Heads to Philadelphia for National Samperment Reunion
President Taft and Mrs Taft departed Washington at 3 PM for Philadelphia to attend tonight's reunion of the National Saemperment. Just before departure, a congressional rule extended appropriations through the current year.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Mra
Taft
Washington
Philadelphia
Mexican Tamates and Corn Meal Dish Instructions
Fragmentary kitchen notes describe a dish using southern white corn meal mash, boiled chicken, Chile peppers, olives, raisins, and onion juice. Instructions mix broth with pepper pulp, add thickened cornmeal gravy, wrap in husks, steam three hours, with mentions of board of trade and Woman's Works.
Government Work Held Up On Upper Mississippi River
Government river improvement work across the upper Mississippi is suspended as Congress has not appropriated funds. With the new fiscal year starting, the total appropriation is exhausted and all projects halt. Thousands of men are left unemployed.
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Richwestern
Ha Crosse
Wis
Upper
Mississippi River
Congress
Thirty second ballot results listed by state and candidate
The report shows partial counts from the thirty second ballot with Clark Wilson and Underwood leading in many states. State totals list Clark Wilson and Underwood across regions including Alabama Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Maine Maryland Missouri Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Alaska District of Columbia Hawaii Puerto Rico. Summary: Clark 44614 Wilson 477% Underwood 11944 Harmon 14 Kern 2 Form 18 Absent 14.
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New York
Stanchfield
Bryan
Morgan
Bellmont
Ryan
Pty
Chicago
Stanchue
Underwood
Wilson
Clark
Harmon
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Jhe Clark
Studehfield
A. Dix
Alton BR. Darker
Charles F. Murphyly
O'Gorman
Ilinois
Nb York
Tinderwood
Foss
Marshall
Indiana
Shiv
Hern
Matehall
Rayner
Maryland
Pere
Kern
Wiceon
Iowa
Kansas
Bell
California
A. Mitchell Palmer
Pennsylvania
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Ben Galtzel
de- Gert Clark
James
Maine
Mark
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
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Wheaon
Rhode Island
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South Dakota
Wilkeon
Tennerace
Texas
Utah
Vermont
Virginia
Wuabehington
West Virginia
Wiesconaln
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Wison
Alaska
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Form
Absent
Wisconsin State Finances Show Higher Balances
The Wisconsin state treasury closed its fiscal year June 30 with a general fund balance of 2,082,144.30, up from the previous year. Total funds reached 4,161,512.08, compared with 3,920,007.20 a year ago.
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Apedal
Madison
Wis
State Treasury
Wisconsin
Clark in Baltimore Report Sparks City Hall Interest
AP dispatch notes Speaker Clark supposedly arrived in Baltimore but did not appear at the contention hall. Missouri delegates heard he acted as an intermediary for Mayor James H. Preston amid questions on marriage age. The report reflects the era’s unsettled political chatter.
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Lafe Pence
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Columbia
Elas
James
Carroll Coal
Fame Church of
Baltimore
Wiliam J. Bryan
Vention
CIA
Marshall
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Massachusetts
Wilson
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Nebraska
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Abram J. Elkins
William J. McAdoo
B. Woh
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Stanchfeld
Blanchfeld
Brian
Stanchhell
Hiteer
Associated Press
Contention Hall
Mimour
James H. Preaton
Fire in Maiden Rock Destroys Key Businesses
A Sunday afternoon blaze in Maiden Rock Wisconsin ravaged much of the central business district. The fire destroyed the Glaspack outpost store, Fend store, White Warhouse, Salford ranch, Mealy’s blacksmith shop, and several buildings, with horses burned in a barn. Loss estimated around $4,000, with some insurance. Firefighters contained the spread and saved remaining structures.
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Turotd
Warahonde
Dulhan
Salford
Ldacksmith
Miesburg
M.A. Bansonts
Richard
Borsea Weris
Alusbruce Tluny
Eau Claire Minn League Collapse Averted by Low Attendance
Special to The Northwestern reports Eau Claire faced imminent league collapse after dwindling crowds. Only three teams remained Wineng Lac Crosac and Flochester as manager Bailey threatened to quit if Sunday’s game drew no large crowd. Just 170 fans attended, sealing the fate of the Eau Claire club.
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Eau Claire
Winensty
Gensira
Wineng
Lac Crosac
Flochester
Eaulalre
Bailey
State Political Pamphlet Sparks Third Party Debate
Special to The Madison Wisconsin July 1 discusses preparations by a water political pamphlet to be in August. The piece questions whether the ocia Drermodabic party will join the degklet and notes launching a third or fourth party could boost pamphlet influence beyond legislative aims.
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Wis
Atuwast
Three Drown In Mississippi River Tragedy Near Prairie du Chien
A party of seven, including Joseph Haler of Soldiers Grove Wisconsin Henry Hill of St Louis and Charles Votlander of Finland Germany, were drowned after the launch capsized during a severe wind and electrical storm between La Crosse and Prairie du Chien. They were government workers. no bodies recovered.
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la Crome
Wis
Joseph Haler
Soldiers Grove
W. A. Hill
St. Louis
Charles, Votlander
Finland
Germany
Mississippi River
Prairie du Chien
La Crosse Man Dead in Norwegain Circle Leader Report
Thomas Herman a long prominent business man and leader in Norwegian circles died today at fifty. The notice from La Crosse Wisconsin reports his death as a major local loss with emphasis on his years of community involvement. He was a well known figure in the Norwegian community and business affairs.
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Boechal
Thea Northwestern
la Crome
Wit
Thomas Herman
Elgin Butter Market Quotation Declared
The Rigi board of trade quotation committee in Elgin Illinois announced butter at 2 cont. per pound. The report notes a price declaration made this afternoon on the commodity market.
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Associated
Elgin
Rigi Board of Trade
Progressive party drift and Roosevelt clash in 1910s outlook
The piece surveys a split among Democrats and Progressives with William Jennings Bryan and La Follette as focal figures. It argues Roosevelt remains a unifying force for Progressives while condemning internal quarrels that threaten reforms and the party's future.
Telephone Company Quits in Omaha Sale
The Independent Telephone Company's automatic plant in Omaha sold at receivers sale for 995000 to the Nebraska Bell as purchaser. Bondholders expect about 23 percent recovery on bonds. plant had six years in operation and was bonded for 2400000.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
Independent Telephone Company
Automatic
Oraha
Teceiver
Nebraska.Telephone Company
Bell
Taft Nomination Under Scrutiny By California Movement
A California Progressive Republican group moves to investigate campaign contributions and expenditures. The resolution, backed by Senator Works, claims Taft's renomination was unjust and illegal, urging no new party but urging defeat of the Republicans as a path forward.
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Associated Pres
Fishington
D. C
Works of
California
Progressive Republican
Senate Today
Taft
Wnth
Works
Roosevelt
Preconvention Campaign Investigation Notes Salaries and Campaign Expenditures
A fragment discusses a senate inquiry into preconvention campaign finances for presidential nominees, detailing investigations into officials, salaries, primary voter percentages, payments to newspapers and writers, and delegate expense payments. The resolution caused debate in the senate with comments on officials serving Washington duties versus campaign work.
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Senate
Works
Washington
Explosion Blows Up Federal Train Near Consuelo
Rebel forces in Bachmiln Mexico claim a federal troop train was destroyed just north of Consuelo station. A telegram from Chihuahua says twenty coaches were obliterated and all federal troops aboard were killed as mines exploded during a attempted federal pass.
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Associated Press
Bachmiln
Mexico
Consuelo Station
el Paso
Tex
Castulo Herrera
Chihuahua
Senatorial toga declined in Nevada appointment talk
Reno Nevada July 2 in a letter to say Tusker Odie of Nevada today George Winafield declined the appointment to United States senator to succeed the late Winafield stating he can best serve the state by leading his business interests It is rumored the appointment will go to W A Massey former chief justice of the state supreme court.
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Reno
Nev
Tusker Odie
Nevada
George Winafield
United States
Winafield
W. A. Massey
State Supreme Court
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