Roosevelt Seeks Taft View On Tariff Policy
Roosevelt plans to have Taft review tariff issues with Norton and Loeb as key officials discuss the tariff law. The conference at Oyster Bay involves the president, Beveridge, and the New York port collector while Taft considers access to detailed statistics and legislative implications.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Treasury Department
Tariq Xorvom
Noosevelt
Associated Press
Mass
Angie Wes
William Leth
Saramore
Amit
S Norton Newlegge
New York
Norton
Treasury Tatz
Loeb Isnt
Baty
Lee Roosevelt
Enviionoliticians
Hughes
Frederick W. Whitridge
New Yor Avenue
Preferred Quiet Wedding Planned for Fall
Miss Mavistet H. Brown daughter of William C. Brown president of the New York Central Railway chose a home wedding in the fall. George K Patterson will marry her, anticipated to occur at a local church with consent from Mrs. Brown. The couple planned announcements for friends in the west and their families preferred not to be separated during the transition.
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New York Central
Europe
Barher
Othe Fall
Mavistet H. Brown
Wiliam C. Brown
Sident
New York, Central Railway
Adirend
George K Pattersag
Tr. Caghman
P. Tromas Church
Pat
Charlotte
Braan
Brown
Chienzo
Teriunn
Census Count Shows Major Population Rise in Amazillo
Washington report notes a sharp population increase since the last census. The twentieth thirteenth census figures released by Director Darand Tad indicate Amazillo City grew from 1,442 to 2,515 residents over ten years, an 8,515 person rise.
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Washington
Amazillo Cis
Ter
Rennes
Darand Tad
Death of 86 year old Manitowoc settler found in barn
An elderly resident of Manitowoc County, Neunedorf, age 86, was discovered dead in the barn at his home yesterday. He leaves a son, William, a prominent Chicago hotel man. The note mentions matrimony causing many men to drift, reflecting local sentiment.
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Manitowoc
Neunedorf
Mr. Neunedorf
William Ia
Chicago
Hotel man’s right to refuse guests spurs 4000 suit
Milwaukee July 11 A News from Manitowee reports Judge Issx¢ Chate of this city presided in Florence county this week over a 4000 damage suit. William McGowran a Rio Lake hotel man is named as defendant after two state game wardens claimed he refused them lodging. McGowran contends the wardens sought rooms to spy on him. The case draws statewide attention.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowee
Issx¢ Chate
Florence County
William McGowran
Rio Lake
McGowran
Vatican Protest Over Spanish Religious Bill Sparks Tension
In Madrid July 11 the Vatican protests a bill forbidding new religious orders from entering Spain while the government defends its religious policy. A petition of 22,406 women was presented in Madrid supporting the policy amid continued meetings in several cities. In Granada Catholics clashed with anti clericals.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Vatican
Canatejas
Spain
Seracosen
Farragone
Toledo
Barcelona
Grenada
Andalusia
Pardons Sought in Arizona Life Sentence Appeal
Special from Sheber. Estinge, once cypriol der of John Leicht, was sentenced to life in Arizona. He appeals for a pardon citing two prior occasions. A body found in the desert linked to Leicht’s case is mentioned as part of the investigation. A reward was offered by the Fraternal. Extinge seeks erdon.
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Sheber
Estinge
John Leicht
Shebergan
Arizona
Leicht
Des
Erdon
Panama Canal Excavation Totals For June Reported
Washington July 11 The June total excavation on the Panama canal reached 2.61808 cubic yards, compared with 2477.68 for May The daily average output was 60650 cubic yards against 165 for May.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
Panama Canal
State Senator Resigns to Campaign for Lieutenant Governor
A report from Milwaukee states Otto Bosshard resigns from the Wisconsin State Senate to run for lieutenant governor. The candidate for governor will accept the resignation as Bosshard campaigns in Le Cros Ta 5sy context.
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Milwaukee
Wis
le Cros
Bogota City Railway Plans Soon Reopening
After spending much of its funds, the Bogota City Railway Company, owned by Americans, plans to reopen the road soon. The State Department has been notified.
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Associated Press
D. C
Bogota
Colombia
Protects the Nest Cock and Hen Ostrich Hunt Described
Theodore Roosevelt recounts hunting an ostrich pair, noting the cock weighed 273 pounds and the hen 230 pounds. He details nest location, stalking at eighty-five yards, and the birds’ plumage, diet, and eggs. Roosevelt reflects on hunting ethics and human behavior.
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Cork
Timbie
Ladditio
Theodore Roosevelt
Scribner's
Wreck on New York Central Claims Three
Three trains were wrecked north of Hudson as New York Central No 59, the Northern and Western Express, derailed near Newton Hook. Engineman J Tyndall fireman R Hales and baggageman F Ray were killed. many passengers wounded or shaken. tracks torn up and service halted as trains from Albany and Poughkeepsie assisted.
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Associated Press
New York
York Central
Northern and Western Express
Newton Hook
Hudson
Twentieth Century Limited
Jack Johnson
Switch
Tyndall
Albany
X.Y. Louis
Poughkeepsie
Hugson
da York
New York Central
J. Tyndall
R. Hales
Bagezeemen F. Ray
Sev
St. Louis
Newt York
Welcome Jack Johnson at Grand Central Station
Hundreds of Negroes gather at Grand Central to greet Jack Johnson on arrival from the west. The Twentieth Century Limited, delayed three hours by a wreck near Albany, will reach the city in the afternoon. Police bar a parade fearing trouble along the route. Johnson will be taken to a west side hotel for a reception by friends.
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New
Grand Central Station
Jack Johnson
Albany
Johnson
Wausau Sends Aid After Timber Fire
A morning blaze at Kelly damaged the factory and sawmill, destroying between three and five hundred cords of wood. An appeal to Wausau brought equipment and firemen on a special train, with Barker and Stewart Lumber Company also reporting timber losses.
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Kelly
Wausau
Barker and Stewart Lumber Company
Miner from Minerals Wells Killed After Leaving Train
Local report states a railroad passenger, a resident of Minerals Wells Texas, fell from a Pullman car while asleep near Ramer on the Colorado and Southern line and was killed. A search party including Tir, Wier, and his wife was traveling to Colorado Springs.
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Minerals Walls
Tex
Ramer
Colorado & Southern
Wier
Colorado Springs
League Buys Baseman From Eau Cizire Club
John Watling first baseman for Eau Cizire in the Minnesota Wisconsin league was sold today to the Pittsburgh National league team for 1590 dollars. The sale advances the player to a higher level and marks a notable transaction in mid July.
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Associated Press
la Crosse
Wis
John Watling
Eau’ Cizire
Pittsburg
Rice famine stirs disorder in China dispatch
A Shanghai dispatch to Zeitung reports unrest in Laichow, Shantung province amid a famine. Foreign residents are not threatened by the scarcity conditions.
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Associated Press
Cologne
Shanghai
Zeitung
Laichow
Shantung
Order New Baggage Scale
A report notes Michigas compels transportation authorities to adapt roads to accommodate a new baggage scale, signaling logistical changes for travel hubs and related services.
Michigan Railways Set New State Freight Rates
Lansing report states the Michigan railway commission ordered all railways in the state to issue new schedules within twenty days. Rates show ten cents per hundred pounds for light freight and a higher rate for heavier loads, with a minimum charge under two hours for service. Roads must implement changes through the case and schedules.
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Tigted Press
Lansing
Michigan Railway
Tadey
State de Issee
Cemta
Sma
Revolt Rumors Tie Cuban Colored Leaders to Conspiracy
In Matanzas province a group of colored men including Melatto Colomet and Sia was arrested amid reports of a trunk with arms and dynamite shipped from Havana. Police say the arrests follow a larger agitation of race tensions and a prior conspiracy alleged in April. General Estenez and twenty-one associates faced indictments for inciting rebellion but were later discharged by a social judge.
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Associated Press U
Med University School
Evarieto Estenez
Independent Party
General Estenez
Gomez
Estenazi
Parliament to Decide on Women's Franchise Tomorrow
London July 11 The first real vote in the commons on the parliamentary franchise for women will be taken tomorrow evening. The bill introduced by David James Shacaeton, a member for Lancashire, divides cabinet ministers and party leaders are split on the issue.
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Br Associated Press
London
Commons
David James Shaca
Iab
Lencashire
England
Ynes
Canadian troops poised to quell mining strike disorder
Two hundred soldiers from the Royal Canadian Garrison ready to march on Spring Hill at short notice to restore order amid an extended coal miners strike. Rioting and disorder at Spring Hill followed an act by the mining company, with troops expected to be called out tonight.
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Associates Press
Halfax
S&s
Royal Canadian Ga Son
Ing
Sprir
Harmon suspends mayor amid riot related charges
Kert Atherton delays actions during the riot as citizens call for accountability. The incident led to a jail lynching and multiple charges are now under review by local authorities and the sheriff’s office.
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Kert Atherton
Boys Return Home From Oklahoma Trip
A fragmentary report from Cleveland Ohio notes a group of youths, including Abernathy and Wieveland, returning home after an Oklahoma journey. Details are incomplete with unclear ages and missing event specifics.
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Astocat
Cleveland. O
Abernathy
Sons of Y of
Oklahoma
Cooked to Death in Cinders Near Hiawatha
Railway worker Joseph Saturna skidded into a pit of hot cinders near Hiawatha Kansas last night and died. The incident was described in a brief local report with a grim hazard note for railway laborers.
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Associated Press
Joseph Satura
Democrats Unite In Progressive Views In Wisconsin Rally
The Milwaukee dispatch reports a Wisconsin Democratic gathering where delegates from Wausau and other areas show broad support for progressive tariff criticism. Speakers attack the tariff and defend Democratic unity while fusion with Progressives faces strong opposition within the party.
Johnson Attacks New York Crowd With Rallies
Report of Jack Johnson drawing thousands to Grand Central Station in New York on July 11 for a promotional event. The piece notes dense crowds, banners urging black residents to greet the heavyweight champion and the public spectacle surrounding his visit.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Johnson
Neero
Andy Child
Greater
Grand Central Station
Mtleth Cent
London cannot prohibit pictures of the Jrhneen
British government has no power to prevent publication of images, Winston Churchill announces in the House of Commons. Talks hinge on home life secretary Wade and government plan to curb pictures, while London music halls fear the impact of the move.
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Associated Press
Tre Gritish
Winston (Laurchill
Home Life
Wade
House of Commons
England
London
Justice Fuller's Will Notable Probate Summary
Associate Press notes Justice Fuller of the United States Supreme Court left a will filed in probate court. The estate, valued at a stated sum, is placed in trust for the benefit of his children. Executors include the Merchants' Trust Company and others, with brief directives and a Washington execution date in February 79.
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Chiowns, LL
Chile
United Stapes
Acis
Giiesers
Chicago
Merants
Washinoton
Conservatives Blocked in Wisconsin Primary Effort
The conservative Republican campaign committee faces obstacles in organizing in interior counties to block Senator La Follette from renewing his U S Senate bid. A candidate reportedly pledged to oppose La Follette faced pressure, while party leaders aim to back S J Cook if Le Follette is backed in the primary.
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Petal
Miwaukee
Wis
The
Daily News
State Senate
United States
Tate
Imany
William M. Bray
Winnebago
Allso
Bhiam D. Connor
Friends
S. J. Cook
Cow Hoult
Republian
Robert MM. le Follette
Cook
Guardsmen Sleep in Open at Gettysburg Maneuver Camp
Nearly 4 Pennsylvania and New Jersey national guardsmen began a strenuous training week at the U S maneuvering camp in Gettysburg. Some units arriving late faced a heavy rainstorm and slept in the open, with Battery B of Pittsboro unable to raise its canvas before nightfall.
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Associated Press
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
New Jersey National
Five Witnesses Expected at Middletown Wreck Inquest
By Associated Hamilton Ohio July 11 five witnesses expected at the opening session today of the coroner s inquest in the Middletown wreck of July Fourth. The collision between passenger and freight trains caused twenty one deaths and the witnesses were crew members.
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Associated Hamilton, O
Middletown
Witne
Finance and taxation in Britain amid wars and Lloyd George
Frederick Austin Og argues in The American Review of Reviews that public finance rose from war costs, with heavy taxation burden on taxpayers since the French wars. He notes postwar remission but claims Lloyd George could have funded pensions and naval expansion without new taxes, amid debates on national debt and public expenditure.
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Atte
Navy
T. Sq
Thi Bat
Camperdown
Trafalgar
Waterloo
Lloyd-George
Frederick Austin Og
American Review of Reviews
Drydock expansion plans outlined for Pearl Harbor
The War Department announced new drydock work at Pearl Harbor and the Puget Sound shipyard. The proposed enlargements aim to increase repair capacity and extend dock facilities to support naval ships, reflecting ongoing shipyard modernization.
Restraining Order Blocks State Fair Board Construction
Milwaukee court issues a temporary restraining order stopping the state fair board from proceeding with speed barn erection on the state fair grounds. The order was signed by Court Commissioner Julius Roehr.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Speed Borns
Julius Roehr
River steamer Cape Girardeau sinks in Mississippi River
St Louis July 11 a river steamer Cape Girardeau struck a submerged obstruction and sank in the Mississippi River near Turkey Island about fifty miles south of St Louis. About 100 passengers and 45 crew were aboard and all reached shore safely. The vessel owned by Eagle Packet Co was built in Madison Indiana and measured 259 feet.
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Cape Girardeau
ST. Lous
Associated Press
St. Louo
Turkey Island
Erhe
Amd Ainels
Commerece
Maur
Willian Hf. Lestie
St. Louis
Cspe Girardeau
Madison
Ind
Eagle Packet Company of
St. Loui
City of
Saltillo
Mississippi River
John Stout
John Street
Dentist Dr M C Christensen Heads To State Meeting
Dr M C Christensen of this city leaves tonight for Ashland to attend the state dental society meeting Tuesday through Thursday. Other Oshkosh members Hastings Geary Pfeiffer and G A Stratton cannot attend due to business and distance. Ashland hosts aim to move future sessions toward the state center. Christensen plans to return after the close of meetings Thursday.
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M. C. Christensen
Ashland
State Dental Society
Christensen
State Society
Hastings, Geary
Pfeiffer
Oshkosh
G. A. Stratton
Cengers
Wisconsin Dental Society
Fingers Sewed On After Veneer Mill Injury
Doctors treat M Ethel McCallier of 328 Cedar Street after three fingers on her right hand were severed by a knife at the Taine Lumber veneer mill. The warm day hindered blood coagulation, delaying proper sealing as surgeons attempted to reattach and save the digits.
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Ciy
M Ethel McCallier
Cedar Street
Taine Lumber Company
Shootings and Assaults Reported in Early Morning Incident
An Associated Press dispatch from July 11 describes a violent incident involving a gunman shooting at highwaymen and another man, Elmer Cooper, identified as a salesman, with a teenage assault reported nearby. The report mentions a girl on a porch and unclear circumstances surrounding the events.
British record set in high altitude flight report
A record high altitude achievement by Prexel, son of meeting organizer, was announced. The event noted reaching an altitude of about two thousand feet, marking a notable aviation milestone.
Blame Claim Confronts Accident Probe
An unclear fragment describes a speaker denying fault in an accident and protesting against another party. The text implies disagreement over responsibility and assignment of blame. No verifiable names or details are readable.
Elgin Markets Weather and Market Notes
Weather outlook for Elgin and Wisconsin region shows showers likely tonight and Tuesday with cooler temperatures. Local observations list times and temperatures with some garbled readings and notes on butter prices and market activity.
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Seth Lengin
Wisconsin
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