Aldrich Wins Clash as La Follette Loses on Tariff Paragraphs
Senate fight over unreserved tariff bill paragraphs ends with Aldrich securing a vote on nonreserved sections while La Follette contends he needs time to review. Reservations on corporation tax, hides, print paper, and glass trigger clashes. Debate centers on rates, amendments, and the pace of passage.
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Aldrich
Bailey
Brown
Penrose
Oliver
Bacon
Bristow
Hughes
Newlands
Cummins
la Fonette
Senate
Wisconsin
Onte
Afr
Ta Follette
Tat Pollette
la Fallette
Burton
Ohio
House
Narrow vote defeats Dingley rate amendment on writing paper
The day saw Mr Bristow's bid to restore the Dingley rate on writing paper by cutting duty fail 34 to 33. Senator Bacon's effort to place plows and cotton gins on the free list lost 28 to 50 as the debate touched presidential powers and board designation.
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Mr. Bristow
Bacon
Cumming
Board of Appraisers
Secretary of the Treasury
Spanish War Veterans Elect Leaders At Fond du Lac Meeting
At the Wisconsin Spanish War Veterans convention in Fond du Lac Sheboygan was chosen for the next meeting site. Officers elected include Department Commander J S Foat Ripon Senior Vice Commander Edward Falter Janesville and J Armstrong Milwaukee with Oshkosh Captain Walter Marden to the council. The Ladies Auxiliary officers named Flora Oleson La Crosse Jessie Carnif Fond du Lac Louise Dixon Janesville Serena Westphal Manitowoc M Wolfgram Milwaukee Cora Evans Madison and W L Cowling Oshkosh.
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Northwestern
Fond du Lay
Wis
Sheboygan
J. S. Foat
Hipon
Dward Falter
Janesville
J. Armstrong
Milwaukee
Walter Marden
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Flora Oleson
la Crosse
Jessie Carnif
Louise Dixon
Serena Westphal
Manitowoc
M. Wolfgram
Cora Evans
Madison
W. L. Cowling
United Spanish War Veterans
Ladies’ Auxiliary
J. 5
Fout
Ripon
J Armstrong
Harras
Nichols Groetzinger
Chillon
Appleton
Ezra L. Evans
Racine
Shire
Clark
Vane
Wisconsi
Marihette Sparta
Beaver Dam
Wausau
Wolkerha
GA. R
Evans
T. E. Kingston
A. EK. Bauman
Macine
A. E. Radw
T. C. Brandel
Fort Atkinson
Fred Harts
Charles Schumacher
H. B Selverzinger
Pond du
Saw Way Out Of Jail In Mount Clemens
Three prisoners escaped from Mount Clemens jail using a fifteen foot pole passed through a ventilating window by confederates. The fugitives are James Courtney James Kelley and Frank Smith. A strange launch seen on the river led authorities to believe they were taken across Lake St Clair to Canada.
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Associated Press
Mount Clemens
Mich
James Courtney
James Kelley
New Baltimore Post
Frank Smith
Lake &J. Clair
Canada
Labor unions pledge support amid steel strike
The American Federation of Labor announced strong cooperation with the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers whose members are on strike at the American Sheet and Tin Plate Company, a subsidiary of United States Steel Corporation, in Washington on July 7.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor Today
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
American Sheet and Tin Tate Company
United States Steel Corporation
Stockmen Hit Hard by Mexico Drought Losses
El Paso July 7 Two million dollars will cover losses sustained by stockmen from a drought in northern Mexico. The long drought, broken by heavy rains, caused tens of thousands of cattle to starve and perish from thirst.
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Associated Press
el Paso
Tex
Mexico
Death Comes Suddenly in Eau Claire Bank Cashier
Frank Bouchard aged forty a cashier of the Eau Claire Savings bank died suddenly Tuesday night from apoplexy He left a wife and daughter in Milwaukee report says the death occurred in Eau Claire Wisconsin during the local news brief of July 7.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Eau Claire
Frank
Bouchard
Eau Claire Savings Bank
Travis Wins Western New York Golf Championship
Buffalo, July 7. Travis defeated Rockie of Toronto seven up and six to play to win the Western New York golf championship this afternoon.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
Steamship Arrivals and Movements Noted in Plymouth
Plymouth reports arrivals including the Majestic from New York bound for Southampton and New York on July 7. A second vessel named Cittadomemos reportedly reached Palermo with unclear destination details, reflecting busy maritime traffic and incomplete lines in the telegraphic copy.
Two year old bay colt from Wiltwood line shown for advance sale
William Pollock of Pittsfield Mass sent to Hubert Proctor for development at Leadville trotting track near Boston a two year old bay colt by Moke out of Gypsy Dark by Wiltwood. The promising young horse, a full brother to Susie N 2004, is regarded as one of the handsomest and most promising trotters of his age with Kentucky Futurity in view for a three year old. He has shown flashes of natural speed and ability, and his owner plans a campaign this season.
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Wiliam Pollock
Pittsfield
Mars
Hubert Proctor
Leadville
Boston
Moke
Wiltwood
Pha
Susie N
Kentucky
Revolt in Colombia Grips Barranquilla and Savanilla
Associated Press dispatch from Colon reports a Colombian revolution under way against President Rafael Reyes. Rebels seized Barranquilla and Savanilla with minimal resistance, sending the port captain back. Rumors place Santa Marta in rebel hands. a Colombian gunboat at Cartagena sparks further uncertainty.
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Associated Presa Colon
Republic of Columbi
Rafael Reyes
Republic
London
Coton
Median
Shict
Savanilla
Barrantuilla
Gelombin
Sante Marta
Metian
Barranquilla
Cartagena
REYHS
Troves
Colon
Atlantic
Colombia
Bogota
Buenaventura
Pacific
Better Than America Says Australian Farmer Leader
Melbourne July 7 An Australian senator who spoke at the farming congress in Cheyenne Wyoming today told the Australian farmers assembly Bendigo that Australia has a stronger agricultural community than America or Canada. He disputed the notion that Australia is old, noting he had seen drier areas there than in Australia.
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Associated Prose
Melbourne
Jutralia
Cheyenne
Wyo
Australian Farmers Assembly
Bendigo
America
Australia
Louisville Man Identifies Body Believed Wife Suicide
Walter J Honaker, a Louisville shoe dealer, identified a body recovered from the Ohio River as his wife, Mrs. Honaker, who had vanished two or three days earlier after telling him she intended to go downtown. Belongings were found along the riverbank five miles east of Louisville before the body was brought to an undertaking establishment.
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Loulsville
Iby
Associated Press
Louisville
Ohio
Walter J Honaker
Ratall Shoe Dealers
Natbe
Revolvar Andlajay
Mra Elmaker
Young Christians Gather at Biennial Endeavor Meet
At the twenty fourth international Christian Endeavor convention in St Paul Minnesota delegates arrive by train. The United society meeting opened at 11 00 am with the trustees meeting at the Ryan hotel followed by refreshed business sessions. The general meeting is planned for this evening as President Clark prepares to call delegates to order in the Auditorium.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
International Christian Endeavor
United Society of
Ryan Hotel
Clark
Union Station
Ryan
Francis E. Clark
Denver Nominating Committee Faces Unclear Field
In Denver on July 7 the nominating committee plans to meet and draft a slate for tomorrow's vote, but no candidate has gained clear support yet. Elmer E. Brown, U.S. commissioner of education, will not consider the cromination, leaving the field open. The department of school administration heard C. W. Mark of San Francisco on new school board functions and Allan R. Foote of Columbus spoke on state and local school taxation.
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Associated Press
Denver
Cal
Elmer E. Brown
United States Commissioner of Education
Department of School Administration
C. W. Mark
San Francisco
Allan R. Foote
International Tax Mesociation
Columbus
Fridd Emerges as Heats for State Treasurer Nomination
Milwaukee dispatch reports Senator John A. Fridd and Assemblyman Axel Johnen as new entrants in the race for state treasurer. Fridd, backed by Republican county committees, is building a formal campaign organization while Johnson remains noncommittal, stating no nomination has been made and he has not declared candidacy. The piece notes cautious, early planning ahead of the campaign season.
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Milwaukee
Wik
George P. Mathes
John A. Fidd
Axel Johnen
Fridd
E Ach
Tila
Senarr Wridd
Johnson
Makins
Action
Lost Child Found Near Sun Prairie After Night Away
Madison Wisconsin July 7 Anna Spangler four year old daughter of a wealthy farmer of Sun Prairie near here who was thought kidnapped by two men in a sedan yesterday was found today three miles from home unhurt but hungry She wandered away and spent the night in the region Her parents had offered a reward of 1000 for her recovery.
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Amgsogiaid Preas
Madison, Wik
Anna Spangler
Sun Praine
Here
Sin
Églon
Massacres of Jews Reported in Beerarabia News Notes
Austrian papers published similar reports in June around the funeral of deputy A. Krushevan but investigations show no confirmation of Jewish massacres at Peteraborg. The item notes uncertain mass killings and questions reporting reliability.
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Peteraborg
Beerarabia
Met
A. Krushevan
Taft Courted by Plattsburg Festivities and Banquet Tour
President Taft enjoyed a lively Plattsburg centennial visit with events at Oli Haven and the Hotel Champlain. He addressed a large Catholic summer school audience, received dignitaries including Ambassadors Bryce and Lemieux, and attended a military review and a banquet presided by Governor Hughes. The day featured a flower tribute from a young student and references to his Vatican meeting with Pope Leo XIII.
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Associated Press
Platteburg
N. Ys
Guiy
Tat
New York
Oli Haven
Bluff Point
Amerin
Trne
Smith M. Weed
Hix
Elahty
Ambanebador
Mimu
Jusgerand
Mra. Bryce
Iughes
Prong
Rhedolph Lemieux
Lemieux
Alphonse Pelletir
Ir Lemer Gudin
Rout
Hughey
Cardinal Gibons
Ifurhes
Collins
Kingston
Jamaica
Ishop Colton
Buffalo
MacSherry
Capetown
South Africa
McMahon
Philippines
Vatican
Leo XIII
Cardinal Gibbons
Miss Sutton to Wed Hidden In California Secret
San Francisco July 7 Miss Sutton of Pasadena the champion woman tennis player will marry Warry B. Yall banker and capitalist of Mexico City. Announcement was not to be made until October but after her victory over Miss Hazel Hotchkiss in the state championship at San Rafael Monday the news leaked.
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Associated
San Francisco
Cal
Sutton
Pasadena
Warry B. Yall
Mexico City
Misa Hazel Hotchkiss
San Rafael
Misa Sutton
Misa Hotchkiss
Belgian rowers edge Magdalen to reach Grand Challenge final
The Nufique de Gand club of Belgium defeated Magdalen College Oxford in the semi finals, finishing7 minutes12 seconds, seven seconds faster than the heat time when Jesus College beat Leander. The Belgians are favorites for the final against Cambridge.
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Associated Press
Dope Fiend Wife of Milwaukee Man Held in Cocaine Case
Mrs Evelyn Romundka, once married to a Milwaukee trunk maker, is shown as a cocaine addict who used employment in wealthy homes to steal jewelry with an accomplice. Currer commission report labels her a dope fiend and legal disintegrant, detailing her rise, crimes, and long battle with cocaine craving.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Evelyn Romundka
Currier Commission
Cocaing
Romindku
Wiem
Bass
Tamadkna
Jarole
Witneis
Double Tragedy At Lodi In Wisconsin Shooting Suicide
A Wisconsin couple in Lodi are reported dead after a man, believed insane, killed his wife with a shotgun blow and then committed suicide by drowning in a four foot deep pool near their home. The interior shows signs of a brutal struggle.
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Associated Press
Milwaukes
Wis
Wisconsin
Lodi
Kay
George Kneiger
Thin Ely
Kknerzer
Epworth Leaguers Meet at International Convention
Seven bishops attended as delegates from the United States and Canada gathered for the Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Bishop Warrant Colt Hughes of San Francisco presided as about five thousand delegates arrived with more expected. The Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition marked suffrage day with a mass meeting where exposition President J. H. Chilberg welcomed delegates and National President Anna H. Shaw spoke.
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Feng
Beatile
Wrath
Eaworth League
Methodist
Apiscopal Church
United States
Canad
Tansy
Wawant Colt Hughes
San Francisco
Alprat
J. 15 Chilberg
Anna H. Shaw
Oil Tank Explosion Sparks Fire on Brooklyn Pier
One handed workers at a Standard Oil pier in Williamsburg Brooklyn jumped into the river to escape a shower of blazing oil after an oil tank exploded. Many men were reportedly burned as they leaped into the water and were rescued by lighters. Loss estimated at $2,000.
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Associated Prep
New York
Standard OW Company
Willismsbers
Brooklyn
Sleuths Guard New York Exchange After Bomb Threat
Experienced detectives have been stationed around New York state exchanges since Friday after a letter warned the exchange would be blown up with dynamite between Friday and Tuesday. The threat prompted police to heighten security and monitor suspicious activity in the area.
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Associated Press
New York
Goard
New York State
Death by Misadventure in London Hotel Death
Associated Press report from London states William Pickhardt of New York died July 4 in a London hotel from an overdose taken to induce sleep. He was the divorced husband of the stepdaughter of the late Robert Roosevelt, uncle of Theodora Roosevelt. The coroner returned a verdict of death by misadventure.
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Associated Prva
London
W. &. Pickhardt
New York
Pickhardt
Robert Roosevelt
Theodora Roosevelt
Man Kills Sleepwalking Boy in House Shooting
James Klopp of Gallon Ohio shot at a sleepwalking six year old boy Lerbert Klopp early today after mistaking the moving figure for a lunar shot. Four shots were fired from a shotgun as the child wandered downstairs in the dark.
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Associated Press
Gallon
James Klopp
Lerbert
Klopp
Pattonsburg Flood Maroons Town Residents in Peril
Pattonsburg Mo a town of 1400 residents is engulfed by floodwaters with people stranded on rooftops. An urgent plea for boats reached Kansas City and St Joseph as rescue crews moved to aid. Reports cited rising rivers and widespread damage across Livingston and Grund counties with multiple communities affected and trains halted.
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Kansas City
St. Joseph
Topeka
Associated Press
Kansas
City
Pactonsburg
Taakor
Apa
UtUetey 1
Dpattonsburg
Pattonsbure
Forenson
Missouri
Kansan
Kus
Ghillicothe
Tuly
Grand River
Uflea
Livingston County
Chicago
Milwaukee & St Paul
Webard
Burlington
Stoak
Chillcothe
Hes
Arthur Fiske
Gault
Joseph
Poe Fice McNamart
Pattonsburg
Noor Ccitingy
McNamara
Clayton
Wice
Karte
AN Tian
Rai
Weelang
SS Joseph
Rat Topeka
Kan
Kaw
Manhattan
Toneka
Shungamunga Creel
Opposition to vivisection at London congress
The International Anti-Vivisection and Animal Protection congress opened in London with delegates from major nations. Exhibitions will show vivisection methods and animal slaughtering, followed by mass meetings and receptions. Addresses were given by Mrs Wire and Mrs Helais, leaders of American and New York anti vivisection groups.
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Associs Press
London
International
Wire
Helais
New York
Trial postponed for Union Pacific mail robbery defendants
Omaha July 7 The trial of D W Woods Fred Torgensen James Gordon and Jack Shelton charged with the May 22 Union Pacific mail robbery was postponed to September 10. Forecasts note cloudiness in Wisconsin with possible showers and local observations of time temperature and remarks.
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Usy Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
D. W. Woods
Fred Torgensen
James Gordon
Jack Shelton
Wisconsin
South Portion
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