Oshkosh Man Jailed In Aged Woman Beating Case
Webert Schartman, reportedly enraged over his estranged wife, allegedly beat the elderly Mrs. Ramsow in Van Dyne, striking her with a revolver butt and later a pitchfork during a confrontation at her parents home. Undersheriff Graham led to the scene as a crowd threatened lynching. Schartman was captured and charged with attempted homicide after an exchange with the woman and her family.
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Webert Schartmas
Paes Eveni
Scoartman
Teiky
Sheri
Undersheri Graham
van Drne
Schartman
Oshkosh
Ramien
Ant
Schariman
Ramiew
Harfield
Schart
An Timan
Joe Street
Secharman
Hicksiest
Echariman
E. S. Haslam
Cannon Doubts Candidate Poindexter Move
The Associated Press reports Speaker Joseph G. Cannon questioned rumors about Representative Poindexter’s potential return to Washington from a seashore resort. He suggested Roosevelt and Col. Roosevelt may have set the forum, while noting he knew little about the matter.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Poindexter
Joseph G. Cannon
House of Representatives
Rnterviewer
Washinton
Washinxton
Roosevelt
Colozel Roosevelt
Edgo
Dex Apos Re Si
Rain Allays Flames Near Lake Superior Towns
The Telegram reports heavy rain in the Cornucopia region for five hours, easing danger to settlements along Lake Superior. Some buildings timber and pasture were damaged, but no immediate threat remained to inhabitants. The Barker carried thirty five women and children from Cornucopia to safety amid smoke and burns.
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Associates Press
Superior
Wis
Cornucopia
Lake Superior
Port Wings
Wisconsin
Couple to Wed in Chicago Surprise Nuptials
A North American special reports a Ceres County clerk will unite Wiih Mo Namara and Ada Weeks in Chicago. The Oshkosh pair left yesterday for the ceremony with plans for a private wedding possibly this Sunday or tomorrow. Weeks is the daughter of Mrs Weeks of Algoma Street and the Bijou theater manager notes the groom requested a vacation.
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Chicago
Ill
Ceres
Wiih
MoNamara
Ada Weeks
Algoma Street
Vanderilie
Weeks
McNamara
Lunday
Peor
Oshkosh
Ste jSelock
Chicago & North Stern Road
H. Wo. Whitcer
Bijou Theater
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Carmen Press Demand Crisis Looms Over New Orleans Street Car Strike
An Associated Press report from New Orleans notes an imminent threat by streetcar conductors and motormen to strike. The men demand a raise tied to length of service and threaten action within days, potentially disrupting city transit.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Man With Mental Illness Causes Fatal Harm in Kan
Unclear report describes a fatal incident in Parsons Kansas where a man with mental illness is said to have attacked his father in the plant. The victim was crushed by a hammer as he slept and the assailant allegedly cut his father’s throat. One other member escaped.
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Associated Xress
Buck Tiant
Parsons
Kan
Pla
Would Abolish Fireworks Sale in Chicago
Chicago officials consider prohibiting sale of fireworks as city Fire Marshal endorses the ban. The measure targets celebrations planned for July 1 and seeks to curb public safety concerns arising from explosive devices.
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Associated Press
Chiezge
Absat Fari Fon
Ami Fireworks
Chicago
Flour Adulterated and Misbranded Verdict Returned
The jury in the bleached flour case found that the four seized flour was adulterated and misbranded as charged by the government.
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Associated
Panama President Sees Peace After Election
In a July 6 autograph letter to the press the Panama president says conditions in the republic are satisfactory. He downplays fears of unrest following the recent election as calm resumes under the government.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Panama
Panama Republic
Tafi
Ban on Pictures Sparks Widespread City Protests
Across the United States agitation mounts against showing Jeffries Johnson fight films. Chicago Milwaukee and Washington DC move to block screenings citing public morals and risk of riots. Boston and Virginia officials also pledge bans with police support.
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Washington, D. C
Jeffries-Johnson
District of Columbia
Toder Son
Governor Fort declines on rate dispute session
The governor indicates he will not call a special session of the legislature to address the rate issue between New York and New Jersey. Officials say no state action is planned beyond this remark as details remain unsettled.
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Goversoe
Johson
Missouri
Georgia
Milner
Town
Savannah
Jefferson Oul
St. Joseph
Providence
Harrisburg
Cape Town
Africa
Associated Press
Koreans Ask Liberty As They Propose Protests
A San Francisco meeting of the Korean National Association denounced Korea’s annexation by Japan and voted to cable protests to the Japanese emperor. The group, active in a campaign to end Japanese influence, urged Korea’s independence and pledged support from its headquarters.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cab
Korea
Japan
Associacy
Thi
Proga
Amperooer
Humanity
Korean National Association
Korean “National Association
Suffragist Actress Marries Harvard Lawyer in New York
Miss Meatrice Forbes Robertson, English suffragist and actress, wed Swinburne Viale, a Harvard graduate lawyer, after meeting in New York following a suffragist event at Tammany Hall. Their engagement was announced after the season.
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New York
New Yo
The
Menicy
White Star Line
Meatrice Forbes-Robertson
Last Sesson
Swinburne Viale
Harvard
Merch
Tammany Hall
Hale
Roosevelt to Confer With Regulars and Insurgents in New York
REPORTS say Theodore Roosevelt plans talks with regular Republicans and insurgents after arriving from Oyster Bay. He will meet William Barnes Jr and W. Wadsworth Jr, key NY GOP figures who opposed direct primary reform. Roosevelt refrained from commenting on Barnes statements and planned future addresses in Pittsburg.
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Associated Press
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
Osster Bay
William Barnes Jr
W. Wadsworth Jr
Republican
Roosevelt
Colon
Mr. Barnes
Albany
Enroye
Barnes
Zorerino
Benatar Beveridge
Indiana
Hamilton Fish
Ww. Lish
Pit Hoe
Allen T. Burrs
Commission
Charles Fler
Charities of
Pittsburg
Don
A. J. Montacne
Street Car Struck Auto. Real Estate Agent Dies
Joan L. Prate of St. Paul, a real estate and tax agent associated with the Chicago Great Western railway, was struck by a streetcar and died from skull fractures after being thrown to the pavement. He had recently purchased the machine. He died in hospital today.
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Jack Johnson
Chimorning
Chicago and Northwestern
Associated Press
Chicago
Joan L. Prate
St. Paul
Chicago Great Wine Railway
Simick
Fratt
La Follette Home Arrival Ends Rumors of Absence
Senator La Follette returned to Madison this morning with son Robert after a period away. Campaign manager Crownhart said he is much improved in health and will soon begin active campaigning. The pair spent game time at Mackinac Islands and left politics aside during the trip.
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Madison
Bert M. la Follette
Poe Resorts
C. E H. Crownhart
la Follette
Robert
Mack
Ballinger Denies Roosevelt Spurs Poindexter Socialist Tag
Secretary Ballinger returned to Washington from Beverly denying Roosevelt backing for Poindexter as a candidate and calling the claim a deception. He said he has not actively engaged in Washington politics and rejected leading any party wing. He declines to discuss reclamation service reorganization or Director Wells while planning a trip to review Indian reservations and projects.
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Washington, D. C
Ballinger
Interior Department
Washington
Beverly
Gyster Bay
Roosevelt
Miles Poindexter
Ate
Piles
Wweashington
Poindexter
Frederick H.well
Antigo Man Weds in Milwaukee Ceremony
A Milwaukee wedding notice reports an Antigo man wed at a city ceremony. Details are limited but the couple’s nuptials were noted in the local society column.
Science of Practice Needed by Farmers Emphasized
Banter on agricultural education and practice at a national education convention in Boston stresses hands on work with horses plows and implements over theory. Speakers warn that without practical training farmers fall into poverty while advocating continued expansion of agricultural education and continuation schools.
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Bostem National Edurcation Comvention
Thane 2
Sevesdery
Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Colleges of Agriculture
Washington, D. Cgc
Department of Rural and Agricultural Education
Sutional Education Association
G. F. Warren
Cornell University
Arthur D
New York State Educational Department
Department of Manual Trading
H. L. Terry
Madison
Wis
Department of Science Education
Fire at Camp Robinson sparks grass and shrub blaze
A mysterious foe threatened Camp Robinson Miwatkes Wisconsin on July 6. Lieutenant Hork of Battery A Milwaukee identified the fire and soldiers defended the encampment as wind spread flames over several acres. Nearby farmers aided with clubs while many cadets were away in Sparta. A salute honored each state with a single shot.
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Miwatkes
Wis
Sparta
Orvicin
Camp Robinson
Hork
Battery A
Milwaukee
Union
Fresh sensation in state politics points to Maley charges
A fragment from Chicago reports a new political stir in which John E. Maley, a grocer, is named in charges following a recent trial. The text notes testimony before a senatorial inquiry and references Senator Lorimer and others in connection with the State’s legislative scandal.
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Browne
Y Associated Press
Chicago
Sory
John E. Maley
Oscar
Morford
Ara Morford
Plan Centennial Convict Workers Organize Heated Oven
Two convicts were chosen to lead the preparations for the centennial project as the operation proceeds under a heated oven used by Drew Caracsie.
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Theonne
Drew Caracsie
Tucker Sees Tough Path For La Follette In Wisconsin
Frank T. Tucker, candidate for attorney general, returns from Hudson Chetek and Rice Lake where he billed La Follette as unbeatable. Tucker says foes in northwest Wisconsin insist the senator cannot be defeated despite opposition.
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la Follette
Frank T. Tucker
Hudson
Chetek
Rice Lake
Wisconsin
Tucker la Folletté
Severe storms sweep Minnesota and Dakota towns
Reports from Benson to Watertown describe damaging winds downing telegraph lines and possible tornado activity across western Minnesota and eastern South Dakota. Sudden storms disrupted rail and road links, with widespread rain threatening crops and delaying communications.
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Associated Press
St Paul
Misn
Minnesota
South
Benson Madison
Minn
Minneapolis
Jts
Watertown
Orionvile
Big Stone
Benson
Madison
Breckenridge
Elin
Grand Forks
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Siews Falls
Brookings
South Dakota
Sioux C
Fire At Bangor Report Delays and Damaged Details
A fragmented Bangor fire report from The Northwestern special service notes a Wisconsin area incident with limited legible facts. The copy mentions lumber, grand levers, and a loss of some structure but confirms that some individuals were saved while others faced early danger.
Jumps In River Death At Peadock
A person died by suicide at Peadock last night by leaping into the Enolgan River. The body was recovered by local authorities.
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Seale
Peadock
Jumpjing
Enolgan
Milk shortage claims crisis in Wisconsin report
A Wisconsin report describes a milk famine crisis with mentions of shipments, shortages, and distribution concerns. Officials and workers discuss anticipated deliveries for tomorrow and current supply issues affecting dairy producers and consumers.
Court to hear appeal on Dr Blick fraud claim
Full bench of the county appellate court will hear the appeal by Dr Robert Blick former mayor of Mo jhead accused of fraud. The case centers on alleged improper conduct tied to the Republican party and county commissioners actions as reported by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Robert Blick
Republiein
Clerks Choose Green Bay for Wisconsin Postal Convention
A Wisconsin special dispatch from Sheboygan reports the next annual joint convention of the Wisconsin Postal Clerks and Wisconsin Letter Carriers associations will be held in Green Bay. The event gathers clerks and carriers from Milwaukee and Milwaukee area offices.
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Green Bay
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Sheboygan
Wisconsin Postal Clerks and
Wisconsin Letter Carriers’ Association
Textile Mills Close in Rhode Island Curtain Down
Asswei Press reports Rhode Island textile mills primarily unseen curtailment of output. Many mills not previously announcing cuts shut for one week to a fortnight.
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Asswei Press
Reyvinence
R. J
Inly
Rhode Taland
Milwaukee Fourth Crop Fatalities Rise in Milwaukee
Milwaukee reports George Browner aged 33 and Char Ramie aged 7 died from injuries sustained in Fourth of July accidents. The death toll from Independence celebrations reaches three in Milwaukee with about eighty injuries recorded.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
W.I
George Browner
Char Ramie
Rumor of Jack Johnson’s Death Denied in Dispatches
A false report claimed Jack Johnson had shot and killed in Omaha after defeating Jim Jeffries. Latest western dispatches say Johnson is alive and well, traveling east in a private car with a large Chicago reception planned for Thursday.
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Jack Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Omaha
Johnson
Utah
Chicago
Will Marry Again After Reunited Hearts
Divorced Chicago couple plans to wed tomorrow in Hollister after reconciliation. A marriage license has been issued by the county clerk. The pair have many friends and some relatives in Dutch and Winnebago counties, with other distant acquaintances noted.
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Sas Femler
Willam C. Fro
Hollister
Case
Okaro Tomerow
I. Fish
Winnebaco
Wire plant burns and cable company suffers toss
A fire damaged a wire plant early today causing disruption to operations at the cable company. No injuries reported and investigators assess the scene.
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