Bandit Raisuli Captures MacLean At Tangier
Raisuli the bandit has captured Kaid General Sir Harry MacLean commander of the sultan's bodyguard and will hold him as hostage until the sultan pardons Raisuli on his terms. Terms demand reconstruction of his house indemnity and reinstatement as Tangier governor and police commander.
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Associated Press
Tangier
Morocco
Harry MacLean
Ralsal
Ratsuli
MacLean
Raisuli
General MacLean
Raisulf
Ziniat
Fahs
Adjera
London
Raisull
San Perdicaris
Vamgier
Paris
Kaid
Mberty
Raisail
Perdicaris
Harris
London Times
Raiguli
England
France
Spain
New Telephone District Formed In Wisconsin
Green Bay and Oshosh districts of the Wisconsin Telephone Company unite under one management in Green Bay. J T QuinYan named manager of the new Green Bay district, now the state’s largest with seventeen exchanges. M H Croswell to leave Calihorn District July 15 for H W Johns Manville. Oshkosh staff reshuffles follow district consolidation.
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Milwaukee
Wig
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Oshosh
Wisconsin Telephone Company
J. T. Quin- Yan
Cottrill
M. H. Croswell
Calihorn
Wil
H.W. Johns-Manville Company
Nmiwalker
Drowned Boy Missing in Milwaukee Gravel Pit
A焦 eleven year old boy named Tasrence Traffenin drowned in a gravel pit on Hail Avenue Milwaukee on a July evening. The pit had recently been exposed by lighter rains and a cow bar nearby. He apparently stepped into a hole and could not escape before help arrived.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marinetie
Tasrence Traffenin
Pee J Cent
Stost to attend cornerstone ceremony in Winneconne
Senator James H. Stost of Menomonie will arrive July 5 to participate in the cornerstone laying at the Winnebago county agricultural school. His appearance aims to enrich the Bat Creek homecoming program and ensure a fuller celebration.
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Winseconne
Wis
James H. Stost
Menomonie
Winsetaee County Aeticultarst
McHool Zeer
Batcray
Alaska Railroad War Flares Over Copper River Clash
A Valdez dispatch reports escalating conflict between Copper River and Northern Railway forces and Alaska Pacific Railway at Katalla Alaska. Bruner firm builds blockhouses and uses a go devil across tracks while Guggenheim faction promises rewards for crossings. Dynamite incidents and a denied injunction mark mounting tensions as both sides push to secure Copper River district.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
The
Post Intelligencer
Valdez
Alaska
Copper River & Northern Railway
Alaska-Pacific Railway
Katalla
Copper River Railway
Guggenheim
Copper River District
Alaska- Pacific Company
Bruner
Lake Char- Totte
Hoggatt
Katalia
Bruner Road
Guggenheims
Copper River
Alaska-Pacific Railway and Terminal Company
Wellesley Auto Wreck Kills One and Injures Three
In a July wreck on Central Street a large touring car from Waltham crashed into a tree to avoid a crossing vehicle. Margarette Swanton twenty two died at the scene. Three others Misa Margaret Turpe William Walsh and Frank MecLaughlin all of Waltham were seriously injured. Miles Swanton was killed in the impact.
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Wellesley
Mass
Margarette Swanton
Waltham
Misa Margaret Turpe
Whilam Walsh
Frank MecLaughlin
Central Street
Miles Swanton
Moyer and Haywood to Lead Western Federation Delegation
President Charles Moyer and secretary treasurer Harwood head the Western Federation of Miners delegation to a conference in Chicago on October 3 seeking to form a new international labor organization after release from Idaho prison before October 3.
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Precey
Denver
Idaho
Charles Ho Moyer
Harwood
Western Federation of Miners
Taft Leaves Washington for Month-Long Vacation
Secretary Taft departs Washington for a one month vacation. He will stop in New York City for a few hours and visit Milbury Massachusetts to see his mother. Taft travels unaccompanied and plans to end the trip in Murray Pet Kanakas Ho.
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Associated Presa
Washington, D. C
Tary Taft
Murray Pet Kanakas
New York City
Milbure
Mase
Financier in the Toils in Louisville Case
Joseph P. Williams, president of the International Loan and Trust Co, was arrested last evening on a complaint by port office inspector A. Susong. He is held for trial July 15 in federal court on a charge of using the mails to defraud with bail set at $1,000.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Joseph P. Williams
International Loar and Trust Company
A. Susong
Port Office
Defense Attacks Orchard Testimony in Steunenberg Trial
In Boise on July 2 the defense questioned Harry Orchard's statements and Pinkerton methods. Pat Moran testified Orchard's tale about traveling to Denver for $500 from Pettibone was a pipe dream. Joseph Barnes and Warnes discussed Pinkerton operatives and proposed crimes, including mine dynamiting and arson, with Orchard seen at Telluride. Francis C. Clifford’s cross examination revealed Orchard frequented Pettibone's store between April and July 165.
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Associated Press
Boise
Idaho
Steunenberg
Harry Orchard
Pinkerton Detective Agency
Pat Moran
Orchard
Cheyenne
Denver
Himo
George A. Pettibone
Independence Station
Joseph Barnes
Telluride
George Hiddell
Pinkerton
Telluride Union
Warnes Adid
Riddell
Francis C. Clifford
Petticbone
Pettibone
Bank Failure at Marienburg Causes Vast Losses
Berlin reports a bank failure at Marienburg tied to a manager defalcation. Losses rise to about 176,005 marks with thousands of small depositors ruined and tradesmen affected. Rumors circulate that a private bank at Dinsig influenced share prices.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Marienburg
Dinsig
Lafayette McWilliams and associates accused in friend money case
A Chicago judge ruled Lafayette McWilliams Daniel M. Lord and Cp. TW Kimball liable for loaning $125 from personal friends. The case involved a spurious investment of 4 090 in Indiana oil lands and featured remarks about betrayal of friendship and legal boundaries.
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Associated Preasy
Chicago
Lafayette McWilliams
Milionaria
Marshall Field & Co
Marc. McKinley
Daniel M. Lord
Metropolitan Trust and Savings Bank
City
Cp. TW
McWilnema
Lord
Indiana
Souder Meek
Lightning Kills Man in Milwaukee Area Farm Home
A man identified as William Harp was killed by lightning while riding a bicycle near Eliewerth cave. He fell at a town crossroads as a gatehouse window was being closed, striking a tree and causing fatal injuries. Several children nearby slept through the blast and were not awakened.
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Milwaakes
Eliewerth
Wiliam Harp
Oshkosh Fourth of July Observances and White City Festivities
Oshkosh will observe the Fourth with many closures and minimal public celebration. Banks, offices, the library, and post office hours are reduced, with a single morning mail delivery. North and South parks host gatherings, and White City features two ball games, vaudeville, rides, a pyrotechnics display, music, and a fireworks parade. The Oshkosh Yacht Club plans a Fourth event with a triangular race for a trophy, plus dancing and entertainment. St Marys Catholic church hosts a picnic at North Park with meals and a flour prize. Daily Northwestern prints no issue tomorrow.
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Osh~kosh
Registry Office
Court House
Oshkosh
North
South Parke
Ether Omro
Winnecanne
White City
Ball Park
Lake Forests
Milwaukee
Miller Brewers
Rees
Kerr
Tews
Seleq
Br Seaierg
Mainfer
Teipe
Chile
Willam M. Bray
Daniel D. Harmon
Warren G. Maxcy
Haa
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Merritt Street
North Park
School Hall
Cornac
Merritt and
Boyd Streets
Minister Hicks Arrives Unannounced in Oshkosh
United States minister to Chile John Hicks surprised friends by arriving on the North Western train just before two this afternoon. Despite Hicks opposing public reception, eager well wishers planned a station welcome with the Arion band but were outpaced by his unexpected arrival. A Milwaukee AP interview is noted in another column.
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Cal
John Hicks
United States
Chile
Oshkosh
Hicks
Milwaukee
Associated
Rubiee A Cole Dies in Milwaukee Democrat Leader
Rubier A Cole aged forty five years died at his residence in West Allis after an illness of several months. A prominent Democrat and longtime friend of U S Senator Benjamin Tilman, he was well known statewide.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Rubier A. Cole
Knesn
Allie
Suell Appointed Chairman by Governor Tyas
Special to The Northwestern Madinon reports C E Suell named chairman of a commission by Governor Tyas. Prof Ao EL Spathas, whose term expired last month, is associated with the commission. M Reel, a lawyer and university graduate, is noted in connection with the appointment.
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Madinon
Madivon
Fon Commieetoner
Tyas
Ao EL Spathas
Ordered to Panama for canal project duty
Major Chester Harding of the corps of engineers was ordered to Panama today for special duty related to the Panama Canal construction. Goethals, chairman of the Canal Commission, assigned the task.
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Washington
Chester Harding
Corpa
Pararma
Caine Goethals
Thei Jethrotan Canal Commission
TALK WITH COL COL HICKS IN MILWAUKEE
Col John Hicks minister from the United States to Chile and publisher of The Oshkosh Northwestern traveled over 14 000 miles in six weeks including four on steamers. He spoke of returning for vacation and the unveiling of Oshkosh soldiers monument by Signor Trentanove. He described Chile as prosperous with nitrite beds copper mining and strong agriculture. He plans to leave for Oshkosh soon after arriving in Calle.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Steaspera
John Hicks
United Sitatew
Chile
Oshkosh Northewestern
Northwestern
Chicago
Osh- Kosh
Wilaconsin
Main
Signor Trentanove
Oshkosh
Hicks
Calle
Variou
South America
Europe
California
Colonel Hicks
Christianizing Corea Increases Protestant Missionary Work
Seoul reports Protestant Christianity in Corea has grown over sixty percent in the past year under American missionaries. Marquis Tiol, addressing a gathering of missionaries, pledged sympathy and readiness to cooperate in elevating Corea morally and intellectually.
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Associated Press
Seoul
Toklo
Corea
Marquis Tio
Statement misreads press release on prime minister race
The garbled text appears to be a faulty wire copy from a press statement by a U S or Western bloc source. It mentions Julio President Uomre and the court dispute over a letter by Ysre Min regarding Commissioner Charles PL Nest and a suspected campaign tie. The fragment hints at a request to clarify the real agenda behind the letter and the campaign.
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Gry Anpoctated Press
New Tork
Julio
Oompens
Charles PL Nest
Gould
Fairbanks Arrives in St Paul for Fergus Falls Visit
Vice President Fairbanks arrived in St Paul from Fergus Falls this morning. He was met at the station by Senator Clapp and others from the Minnesota club. He planned to deliver the Fourth of July oration at Fergus Falls the following day.
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Ty Associated
St. Paul Minn
Imp
Fairbanks
St. Paul
Fergus Falls Minn
Senator Clarp
Famorml
Minnesota
Nator Clapp
Faibanks
Fergus Fair
Rockefeller Subpoena Hunt Continues Around Forest Hill
United States marshals press a nationwide search to serve John D. Rockefeller with a Chicago federal court subpoena. Guards surround Rockefeller’s Forest Hill home in Ohio as deputies probe all routes to Pittsfield and nearby towns in hopes of locating him before Saturday court appearance.
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Associated Press
New York
Henkel
John D. Rockefeller
Pittsfield
Miass
Federal Court
Chicago
Cleveland
J. D. Rockefeller
United States
Marshal Chandler
W. C. Rudd
Mr. Rockefeller
Charles A. Eaton
Bigger, Sr
Landis
Marghar Chandler
Rockefeller
Chandler
Forest Hill
Rockefeller III
Sims
Marshal Chanler
Ohio
Rockefeler
United States District Court
Standard Oil Company
Rocke
Feller
Bird
Mass
Parmaire Prentice
Prentice
Life Team in Prison in Detroit Murder Case
Walters who beat and stabbed his wife Maud Walters to death at her home May 4 was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment in the Michigan state prison at Marquette. The couple married in Findlay Ohio and had lived in Mt Verno n Ohio before separating. Kirkpatrick’s alleged motive tied to jealousy followed the separation and triggered the fatal act.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Parid Co
Ciferd Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
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