Lady Curzon Dies After Illness in England
London July 18 Lady Curzon widow of the late viceroy and governor general of India died at Kalseton Castle Kent after a long illness. Mary Leiter daughter of Levi Leiter of Chicago, was her mother’s heir. Curzon’s marriage in 1895 linked him to the American heiress. News from Associated Press says relatives in Chicago awaited further details and a possible trip to England for the funeral.
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San Excellent
Curon
London
Curzon
Kddleston
Mary
Levi
Z. Leiter
Chicago
Washington
England
Let
Ters
George N. Curzon
Alfred Nathaniel’ Holden Cur‘zon
Baron Scaresdale
Leiter
Trial at Oshkosh: two men face charges in justice court
Afenasha Wisconsin July 18 Dr Leo Brettz man and George Kampe appeared for examination in justice court on attempted criminal assault charges filed by Goldie Smith of this city. District Attorney Jackson nolled the cases, but the men were rearrested by Sheriff Simpson under warrants returnable at Oshkosh municipal court and taken there this afternoon.
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Northwestern
Afenasha
Wis
Leo Brettzman
George. Kampe
Goldie. Smith
Jackson
Sherif Simpson
Oshkosh
Opening In Philippines Forms Surveyors Program
The Philippine commission advises the Bureau of Insular Affairs on an act to educate students for surveying to fill civil engineer demand. Students will study at Manila nautical school or the school of arts and trades, then surveying in afternoons. First year pay is 120 dollars. after a year they may become junior surveyors and sign a four year service contract or face dismissal from civil service.
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Philippines
Washington,d.d.c
Bureau of. Insular Affairs
Philippine Commission of
Jands
bureau_ of ‘lands
Nautical School
School of Arte and Trade
Manilla
Morattga
Wll
Juniior
Philippine Civil Service
One Eye Is Saved Special to The Northwestern
Fond du Lac Wisconsin July 1 Attorney B J Hastings had his left eye removed at St Marys hospital. Milwaukee Tuesday morning he rests comfortably with no fever and expects complete recovery in days though he will not resume work for weeks. Attorney Oscar Hakcke said reports aside it is unlikely the grand jury will convene before December 2. Many jurors have personal interests as harvest time approaches and will be busy.
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Northwestern
Fond du Lac
Wis
B. J. Hasting
St. Mary's Hospital
Aiilwaukee
Oscar Hakcke
Elks Choose Philadelphia for Next Year Convention
Denver reports 40000 visitors at the Elks reunion with 26000 Elks and families. The grand parade is set for tomorrow with up to 15000 expected to march. Delegates numbered 1285, second largest meeting, as Philadelphia was chosen over Baltimore for next year’s convention.
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Associated Press
The
Elks’ Reunion
Denver
Elks and
Elks
Seardh‘ McLaugh- Nin
Boston
Ows Wy “Mac
Dubuque
Ja.i
John “K. ‘Tener
Charleroi
Grand Dodge
Denve
Philadelphia
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Baltimore
Joseph
Wisconsin Labor Federation Opens Meeting in Madison
The four cent annual meeting of the Wisconsin State Federation of Labor opened in the senate chamber of the capitol Madison with fifty delegates present. Mayor J C Schubert delivered a welcome, Henry Seldmore responded, and Frank Weber of Milwaukee called the meeting to order and was elected chairman. Walter Fisher of Milwaukee assisted as secretary. The report urged organized labor against anarchy and promoted eight hour work, civil service fairness, tuberculosis fight, free state schools and libraries, with no political favoritism toward candidates. Also noted were changes in rate bases for the United Foresters and fire insurance discussions.
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Revoluted
Madison
Wis
Cence
Wisconsin
Federation of Labor
Senate
Capitol
J.C. Schubert
Henry Seldmore
Union
Frank Weber
Milaukee
Walter Fisher
Milwaukee
Sands
Free
United” Foresters
Zeno M. Hart
Siren
Rites Mutual Fire
Insu Panies
ETA
Floating drydock Dewey anchors off Olongapo
The Dewey, a floating drydock on its voyage to the Philippine Islands, anchors near Rivera Point at Olongapo naval station. Seventy feet of water lets vessels reach the dock safely. four mushroom anchors will hold the structure, with only about one foot showing above water.
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Washington,d.c
Dewey
Philippine Islands
Rivera Point
Olongopo Naval Staten
Youth fatally wounds father with glass in New York quarrel
In east 104th street a father and son Conrad Schirmer quarrelled over a sweetheart Miss Lazarus. The boy seized a shard and stabbed his father in the side. The elder was taken to a hospital and refused to press charges as the son was arrested. The dispute followed the father allowing the marriage of the youth to Miss Lazarus when he reached twenty one.
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New York
Conrad Schirmer
Conrad
S ‘ Sweathéart
Migs
Claro Lazaruy
East 104Th Atrect
Gehirmor
Mias
Lazarus
Schirmer
Conerad
Rade
Mother and Wife Meet Thaw at Tombs in Emotive Visit
Harry K Thaws mother and sister visited him at the Tombs prison amid an emotional scene. Mrs Thaw and Mrs Carnegie stayed long as rules allowed. Mrs Thaw returned later, seeking another visit and arranging a conference with Harry Thaw and his wife, while Thaw invited his wife to join him and his mother in the cell.
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Associated Press
New York
Harry K. Thaw
George L. Carnegie
Thaw
Todle
Atrs
Olcott
Io Ak
William Thaw
Tombs
Iportance
Hin 'Celie
Clifford Hartridge
Harry K. Thawlett
Prizon Day Company
Alfred Beit's Fortune Estimates Spark Debate
London reports speculative figures on Alfred Beit's real fortune and will terms. Expert opinion suggests the estate may total under 50 million dollars with about a third left to national causes in Britain and South Africa, notably education. Heirs may include his sisters, mother, and brother.
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Associated Regs
London
Alfred Belt
Belt
Great Britain
South Africa
Cecil “Rhodes
Germany
Austria
Racine Aspirants Add Four For Primary Races
Northwestern special from Milwaukee reports Otis M. Johnson seated senator will run again. William Bell assemblyman from the First district seeks re election. Alderman Charles Latyn will also run for the assembly. Text notes a remark on price knowledge by a rare unmarried man.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
A_ News
Racine
Otis M. Johnson
Wiliam Bell
Algo
Charles Latyn
Armistice in effect as fighting ceases across Central America
The armistice took effect at six o clock this morning as Central American republics move toward peace. Guatemala Salvadoran and Honduran peace commissioners, led by Minister Merry, prepare to meet at San Jose with American and Mexican officials aboard the Marblehead to discuss further arrangements. The Marblehead sails for Acaputle with Merry and the peace team, returning to deliver orders after initial talks.
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Deintea Press
Tring
Munoz
Guatemala
Lone
Umeé
Roosevelt
Aerow
San Suhremann
Honduras
United
Gev. Marblehead
Wiliam Li
Merry
Dr. J
R.pacus
Theresarr
Oshkosh Ice Men Charge Probe to Attorney General
A garbled note indicates charges were prepared this afternoon connected to Oshkosh ice circle dealings. It mentions Frad Horn and a price flap, and states the matter has been referred to the Attorney General for investigation with Frank Tucker expected to review later this week.
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Attornes
Kieral
Frad Horn
Rafaa
Udén
Frank Tucker
Death of Eau Claire resident Elijah Switt at seventy four
A Daily News special from Eau Clair reports Elijah Switt longtime resident of Eau Claire died last night at his old home in Falmouth Massachusetts aged seventy four He leaves a widow two sons a stepson and a large estate Switt worked as a lumberman in early years in Eau Claire and his death ends a long local connection
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The
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Daily News
Eau Claire
Elijah Switt
Falmouth
Mass
Rhode Island collision not as serious as feared
A telegram from Captain C. G. Bowman of the battleship Rhode Island indicates the Newport News collision with the Norwegian steamship Guernsey caused less damage than first reported. Navy officials had worried about major harm, but preliminary notes suggest the ship sustained only minor effects.
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Washington, D.C
Navy .Department
C. G. Bowman
Rhode Island
Guernsey
Newport News
Banker Martin Flynn Ends Life At Des Moines Bank
Martin Flynn president of Peoples Savings bank Des Moines committed suicide by shooting himself in the head. The act, reported July 19, leaves health questions aside as investigators note a tragic self-inflicted death.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Martin ‘Flynn
Peoples Savings Bank
Questionable counsel from a philanthropic leader
A stylized excerpt presents a white, ascetic figure urging honor, conscience, and the golden rule as the path to true success. The dialogue features a young interlocutor and references to a Jer ney cow and a magazine voice, suggesting a satirical or editorial tone.
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Robatelle
Evidence Against Standard Oil Examined in Cleveland Hearing
Assistant Attorney General Pugine arrived in Chicago with a transcript of evidence taken in Cleveland for a federal inquiry into Standard Oil. Prosecutors Morrison and Pagin prepared four propositions to study, including charges of illegal rebates under the Elkins law and conduct affecting trade and commerce with other entities.
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Standard
Associated Press
ChicagorAiley-Tuly-18
Pugin
Clevelan
Standard ‘Ol Company
Chicago
Cleveland
Morrison
Pagin
Standard Ou
Sof
Elkina
Gas Company Wins in U S Court Against Rogers
In a Boston court ruling dated July 18, the master will apportion profits between Henry H. Rogers of New York and Bay State Gas Company of Delaware over a $2,000,000 dispute tied to the sale of the Boston gas firms. The judge held Rogers guilty of no fraud or breach of trust in contracts.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
United States
Georges W. Pepper
Bay State
Gc: Company of Delaware
Henry H. Rogers
New York
Duathe
Gic
Hartje Divorce Scene Highlights Attorney Letter Reveal
During cross examination of Misa Ida B. Scott Hartje's sister, August Hartje's lawyers introduced a new letter to argue she had arranged to imitate her sister's handwriting. The Pittsburg trial scene showcased the dramatic moment as evidence was presented.
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Pittsburg
Hartje
Misa Ida B. Scott
Mary Scott Hartje
Misa Scott
Fire destroys Kalana business block. loss $76
An early report notes a fire of unknown origin last night that wiped out an entire business block in Kalana, twenty miles south of Town City, with property losses of 76 dollars. The item also cites a congressman recounting a politician's wife challenging his stance on suffrage, hinting at women's eventual voting influence.
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Associated Press
Town City
Inj
Kalana
Algonquin Archipelago Trip Described by Bradshaw
A vivid account extols the Georgian Bay region and Lake Huron, noting Algonquin archipelago's four hundred miles of islands. It highlights accessible woods exploration, boat travel with gear, and family recreation while praising the American continent’s Lake Huron, thirty thousand islands, and Bradshaw’s Field and Stream commentary.
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Georgian Bay
Great
Algonquin Archipelago
Ixlands
Didiogltios
Pees
Lake Huron
W. R. Bradshaw
Ant
Canned Meat Scare Triggers Widespread Food Analysis
London reports a broad review of canned goods prompted by a scare. Officials say most samples show no coloring matter or contamination beyond minimal traces, with beer and other products largely clear of harmful content under examination.
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Associated - Rere
London
Tha
Parta
Wadsworth
Snd
Trancomn
Divorces Granted in Heart Court for Mrs Lena Ziehm
In heart court this morning Judge Burne granted Mrs Lena Ziehm a divorce from Ferdinand Ziehm on cruel and inhumane treatment. She testified he choked and mistreated her and threatened to kill her in September. She claimed neglect of support and vile names. Eaton and Eaton represented the plaintiff, Olen Olen the defendant, whose occupation is listed as gatekeeper.
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Burne
Lena’ Ziehm
Ferdinand Ziehm
Ziehm
Eaton & Eaton
Olen& Olen
Ferdinand Zichm
Proper horse mouth training and bite restrictions
An archaic guide outlines methods to force a horse to accept the bit, detailing six steps to secure jaw and mouth control without discomfort. It warns against tolerance of mouth opening and promotes stern measures, including restraint until the horse yields and tongue lolling becomes a habit, citing M. Ware in Quoting Magazine.
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Fela
M. Ware
Qutipg Magazine
Rainstorm Tales and a Farmer’s near Capture at Harvest
Witnesses describe the hardest rain ever seen as Tom Simkins wins the harvest rain battle. A man recalls sheltering under a canvas as water drenched the binder. The crowd scatters, heads bowed, amid a scene of drenched workers and a cat on a counter.
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Tom Simkins
Ot Lee
Confusion in Russia Grows Amid Assassination Plots
Reports from St Petersburg describe a deepening political crisis as Empe ror Nicholas II faces cabinet changes and fears of a coup. The lower house backs an address to the country, while peasants destroy property in several provinces amid rising violence and unrest.
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