Americans Lead All True on the Trigger Victory
The Associated Press reports the revolver team event won by the United States with Belgium second and England third. Canada and Britain placed near the top as shooters from various nations contended in a great international star. The Springfield Rifle range showed strong performances among victors and runners up.
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Associated: Press
Binley
America
Belgium
Reekerale
Bcotes
foLaws
Cy ii
England
Letters From Women Highlight Poison Case Investigation
Associated Press reports Philadelphia authorities control the inquiry into Dr. William H. Wilson's death after he drank cyanide poisoned beer sent through the mail. Officials doubt finding the sender without a breakthrough from the letters themselves as many signatures are coded. Investigators consider tracing the liquor bottle and letter cipher to identify the culprit.
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Associated Press
Philadelphie
Taly Nuw
William H. Wilson
Express
Echo of Hartje scandal reaches Pennsylvania Supreme Court
August Hartje, noted paper magnate and subject of sensational divorce suits, appeals a recent Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling. The order required Hartje to pay Mrs. Mary Scott Hartje $26,750 in expenses and $7,060 in counsel fees. Hartje says he will not accept a $5,606 annual alimony, arguing other costs are excessive.
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Associated Press
Pittsburg
August Hartje
Milonsie
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Juded
Harte
Oshkosh Man Prostrated At Saengerfest
Elvin Kellogg, musician from Oshkosh, who traveled with a military band for the Saengerfest, was stricken likely by heat and taken to a hospital. The city directory lists him at 207 Washington Street and confirms his identity amid uncertain report details.
Hearst Papers Endorse Bryan Not in ny Democratic Race
Two New York papers the American and the Evening Journal declare confidence in Bryan and in his candidacy while signaling Hearst will not support him. The notices suggest Hearst’s stance differs from Bryan’s campaign and align with opposing Democratic positions in New York.
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New York
J. Bryan
Alten R. Hearst
Hearst
The
American
the Evening Journal
Democratic ‘Party
Arransa
Fond du Lac Prepares for Twelfth Saengerfest
Fond du Lac Wisconsin hosts the twelfth annual Saengerfest of the eastern Wisconsin district with societies from Milwaukee, Manitowoc, Oshkosh, Appleton, Sheboygan, Green Bay, Ripon, Hartford, Plymouth, Port Washington and others. Executives meet at the Coliseum to select the next meeting city while performances feature mixed choirs, a children’s chorus of 200, violin solos, an orchestra, and bands from Fond du Lac and Oshkosh. The event opens with a grand feature at the Coliseum and a citywide parade through blue and white decorations.
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Verything
Wis
Siitwaukee
Rivers
Manitowoc
Gshkush
Appleton
Sheboysan
Fendau, Lac
Hartford
Plymouth
Green Bar
Ripon
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Chicago
Song
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Milwaukee
Bary
Richard Urban
Urban
Shirey
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Arion
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Maren
Jthee
Explorer Cook Safe Effort to Sail Ship for Goat
Associated Press reports Frederick C4 began a search effort after no word since October. Friends announced plans to send a ship to locate the goat and retrieve it from Dr. Cook.
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Janna
Cook
Sena
Court rules Hepburn act grants agency power to refuse switch
The decision holds that the Hepburn Act grants the commission plenary discretion to refuse an application for switching connections with a lateral branch road. The ruling clarifies agency authority over utility line changes and road connections.
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Doe
Grant
Commission
Potter Battles and Compassion Across Islands and City Life
A story recounts Bishop Cotter’s improving health after a night of rest, contrasted with a young cleric’s aid to a starving family. The cleric’s donations, a baby carriage purchase, coffee and sugar reveal hardships, charity, and daily life in early 20th century Appleton’s Magazine tone.
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Seing
Pacific
Appleton
Chief Winnemucca Tike the Montezuma of old Mexico
A fragmentary reminiscence describes Chief Winnemucca of the Piutes in Nevada as a thoughtful leader with a large warm heart. He provided food furs skins tepees and taught his eldest son the duties of future chiefs before his era in St. Nicholas.
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Montezuma
Old Mexico
Pyramid ‘Lake
Nevada
Piutes
Rocky Mountains
C. C. Howard
St. Nicholas
Oshkosh Items Highlight Community Activities
The page lists local society notes and notices from Oshkosh including a new baseball manager, Homecoming plans, portraits with captions, and public election candidacies such as L L Clark for District Attorney. It mentions school and club events and a Milwaukee race story as part of the day’s briefs.
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Oshkosh
Midisor- Beata Oshkosh
Rovert
L. Clark
Bublic
Thomas
J. “Harlow
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Milwaukee
Wipneba
Congresaman Cookadakes
Oshkosh Bweltera
Democratic ticket named as Bryan and Kern at convention
The article notes William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska named for president and John Kern of Indiana nominated for vice president by acclamation at the Democratic National Convention. It includes background sketches of Kern and references to Bryan's campaign activity and prior political roles in Indiana and Illinois.
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Nebraska
John” W. Kern
Indiana
M. Bryan
Hert
Denver
Kosh
Kansas
Wowre Kern
Écember
Alte
Ind
University of Michigan
Normal
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Kokomo
C Ernor
Indiana “Démocratie Party
United States
Heat wave scorches Midwest with deaths and prostrations
Reports from Chicago and Milwaukee describe extreme heat with at least one death and multiple prostrations. Temperatures near 90s in several cities, while officials note smoky, humid conditions and an ongoing heat wave across the Northwest and upper Midwest.
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Duluth—Guarda
Camp Donkinn
Bryan Loses Doubt, Embraces Democratic Platform
W J Bryan spoke at the Fairview Lincoln club and the Nebraska Traveling Men's Bryan club praising the Democratic platform and Kern running mate. He argued campaign contributions will let people choose and urged a people’s government with transparent influences and concern for conscience. He planned continued campaign meetings in Lincoln with Ruth Bryan and associates.
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Fairview
Lincoln
Lincoln Bryan ‘Club
Nebraska
Bryan Club
W. J. Bryan
Kern
Bryan
Denver
Claughter
Ap Ny
Tan
Democratic Party
Sea Fighter Launched Amid Crowds in Delaware Bay
Amid cheers ashore and atop ships, the event marks the launching of the great fighter South Carolina. Frederick Calvert Ansel of South Carolina reports the ship’s ceremonious launch at the yard with a crowd gathered at noon. The description notes the vessel’s historic significance and anticipated performance.
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Sociated Press
South ‘Carolina
Ipyard
Delaware
Frederick Calvert Ansel
Fragmentary OCR Note on Cage Match Actions
A partial OCR fragment describes a cage match moment with a fighter holding and dropping stance. It mentions an indicator and smoke, but the text is garbled and lacks clear names, places, or outcomes. The readable bits hint at action and control shifts during the bout.
Hitchcoge In Washington
The report notes hitchcocke in Hot Springs where discussions with the Associated Press are reported. It states no definite plans for a Washington sojourn, a brief visit, and a potential closing of Taft headquarters with a likely move to establish permanent national committee headquarters in Fork City.
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Tn Gby
Washington
Hot 5
National Committee
Bloodhounds Sent For In Kentucky Barn Fire
A telegram from Owentown Kentucky summons Capt. W G Mullikin and a pack of bloodhounds to investigate a barn fire that left a tobacco barn burning and a man dying. Authorities accuse night visitors of setting the blaze.
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Lexington
Owentown
W. G. Bmullikin
Taft Campaign Busy as Officials Visit Hot Springs
Taft and Republican aides in Hot Springs as Willard Tate and others hold campaign conferences. James Sherman, Frank H. Hitencock, Postmaster General Meyer, Willard Nelson, and Elmer Dover arrive. George Sheldon plans to open funds office in New York. Burton of Ohio rules out Senate bid. Smoot to sail for Europe.
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Hot Springs
Willatt H. Tate
Frank H. Hitencock
Republican National Committee
Meyer
Willan Nelson
Cromwell
Elmer Dover
National Republican Committee
Carly
Taft
Alice
George Sheldon
New
Sheldon
New York
Arthur I.vorys
Onto
John A. Stewart
New York State League of Republican Clubs
Wade H. Ellis
Sild
Haseen
Aamisstant
Milton D. Purdy
United States District
Minnesota
Eli
Shah Offers An Apology For Legation Incident
The Persian foreign minister read a written apology from the shah to the British minister in Teheran. The legation was surrounded by Cossacks and all members arrived in full uniform, the shah’s seal affixed to the document. Many refugees were at the legation.
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Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Teheran
Legation
Comsacks
Ais
Lineman Fatally Hurt in Milwaukee Area Incident
Rugene Mooney, a lineman for the local electric light and power company, was fatally injured in an incident reported from Eau Claire linked to Milwaukee on July 11. The Journal special notes the worker’s death and ongoing inquiries.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Eau Claire
Rugene Mooney
Local
Electric Light and Power Company
Worker Fatally Burned by Charged Wires at Pole Site
A man suffered severe burns while working on a pole when he became entangled in heavily charged wires. Electric shock and burn injuries ended fatally at the scene, with responders confirming the worker died from the incident.
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Boulder
Broun Che
Chicago Council Shifts $1000 to Combat Baby Deaths
Alarm over rising infant deaths prompts Chicago officials to allocate 1000 dollars to hire physicians. The physicians will study summer illnesses in babies and investigate possible causes behind the high mortality figures projected for the year.
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Chicago
Wisconsin editor fined for criminal libel in Manitowoc case
Milwaukee reports Judge Kerwin imposed a 324 dollar fine and costs on GC M Wright editor of the Daily Wright after the court found him guilty of criminal libel against Witham Rahs president of the County Industrial Association. The case marks the second such conviction in ten years in the county.
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Milwaukee
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Manitowoc Sa
Kerwin
GC. M. Wright
Aftl
Whukee
Khy Dally
Wright
County Industrial Association
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Labor Scarce in the South and Cotton Farming Shift
The article notes labor shortages postwar and a shift from large cotton farms to small, tenant-rented plots. Landlords supply land and housing while tenants provide labor and planting, with crops divided evenly. It highlights ravaged labor supply and the need for diversification in southern agriculture.
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Upper
Georgis
Alabama
Fair and Cooler Weather Forecast for Sunday
The forecast calls for fair and cooler conditions on Sunday with not as warm temperatures. Local observations note a general trend toward cooler air, with relief from heat expected.
Prostrated by Heat Delays City Traffic
Two Greek laborers employed by Christian Johnson and working on Winnebago Street were overcome by heat and treated at their residences. Henry Gercke of J Rasmussen & Sone Co collapsed on West Algoma Street as a bridge draw delayed car traffic. firemen cooled rigs with a hose.
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Henry Gercke
Tenth Street
Winnebago Street
Christian Johnson
DIES OF FIGHT INJURIES IN MILWAUKEE AREA
Special to the Northwestern reports carpenter Joseph Bicchler aged about forty five died four days after a desperate fight at a local pier and harbor injuries. Police investigate the fatal confrontation and believe the combatants may be arrested.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph Bicchler
Lake
Birchier
Fight in Tenth District Nomination Battle Details
The Northwestern notes in Minay Wisconsin that Wells M. Ruggles a tall pine from Copper Falls has announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination in the Tenth district this fall. His Republican opponent is likely Congressman Morse of Antizo.
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Minay Wiscon
Wells M. Ruggles
Copper Falls
Congressman Morse
Antizo
Arrest in Brazil Ties to Immigration Document Case
A cryptic report notes the arrest in Brazil tied to an immigration document issue. Antonio Bonelli of Cleveland allegedly received funds and acted as a secretary of State, with a $3 payment referenced. The item mentions migrants and a governmental role in connection to the arrest.
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Columbua
Gay
Avista
Anatas
Antonio
Bonelli
Cleveland
Fingers Too Clumsy Endynched in Court Testimony
Testimony in Justice Bowling's court yesterday described Tulina Uferrath as responsible for a crime due to clumsy fingers. The defense argued clumsiness prevented her from acting alone, while the judge weighed the implications of the admission.
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