Emperor Meiji Remains Critically Ill in Tokyo Palace
Reports from Tokyo indicate Emperor Meiji is dying as Cabinet members and imperial princes gather at the palace. Bulletins describe acute nephritis with diabetes since 1904, leading to uremia and unconsciousness, while empress and Crown Prince Yoshihito remain close by.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Dianese
Yoshihito
New Japan
Kataura
Europe
Matsuhito
Tapan
Kioto
Komei
Meiji
Ichijo
Mutsuhito
HMO
Sabak
Kajo Michitaka
Koreans Arrested in Manchurian Plot Near Harbin
Associated Press reports more than 1,000 Koreans arrested by Russian authorities at Harbin and nearby in a plot linked to the assassination of Prince Katsura. Authorities seized embo and letters tying conspirators to the plan as the ex-premier traveled through the city.
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Bu Associated Press
Seoul
Harbin
Katsura
St. Petersburg
Tembo
Plato
Loss of Two Million Dollars in Vancouver Warehouse Fire
A fire in Vancouver on July 20 caused estimated damages near 2,000,000. Three warehouses each valued at 200,000 were destroyed along with several smaller structures and stock losses. The flames broke out at midnight in the Main Street warehouse district.
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Associatea Press
Vancouver
B. C
Main Street
Rebels Unopposed As Vaageerd Reaches Deleres Tedar
In a notable development, Vaageerd of Nexions Revelation reaches Deleres Tedar as rebel forces move unopposed. The strategic advance signals a shift in regional power dynamics.
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Vaageerd
Nexions Revelation
Taft Stands Aloof From Mining Camp Visit
Associated Press reports Taft, without opposition, stated he would not influence the sub-committee during a visit to a mining camp southwest of Washington. The Republican national committee detachment of federal agents retired before the campaign advisory meeting as rebels approved.
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Associated Press
Prohibitionists Convene in Omro for County Meeting
Special to The Northwestern Omro Wisconsin July 2 leading Prohibitionists from Winnebago county gathered in Omro for the county meeting due to rain many from Eweha Waukau and other points were absent B E Van Keuren and F F Fox of Oshkosh attended The organization could not determine the likely slate for the September primaries expected to be finalized before evening
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Omro
Wis
Dhordly
Winnebago County
Eweha
Waukau
Novel proposal made in campaign plan for Wilson
Seagirt New Jersey July 20 The Democratic congressmen arrived with Speaker Champ Clark meeting Governor Wilson at the station. Wilson planned no decisions on speeches though advisers favor few appearances and delaying campaigning until September. Members of Congress remained in Seagirt awaiting further discussions and potential joint platform events.
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Associated Press
Seagirt
N. J
Washington
Chirk
Ule
Wilson
Sengirt
Democratic National Committee
Baltimore
St. Louis
Champ Clerk
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Blainen
Boston
Foss
Hartford
Conn
Newhaven
Baldwin
Inihanajolts
Tus
Congress
Progressive split Michigan ticket plan follows Roosevelt aid
An Oakish? July 20 dispatch notes a full ticket plan by the Michigan Progressive convention to place electors and state, congressional, and legislative candidates in the field. Senator Dixon and Roosevelt campaign manager Col Roose velt seek a complete new ticket, with Roosevelt cadidates favored nationwide. A related Wisconsin golf final set for Oshkosh features M A Carroll of Oshkosh as favorite, Carroll and Ginter reaching the final after strong semis.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Mich
Seyttor
Joseph M. Divon
Roosevelt
Frank W. Knox
Housevelt
Dixon
Michigan
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Wis
M. A. Carroll
Ashkosh
Hurgid Ginter
Sheboygan
Yeaerday
Carroll
K. Dickenson Appleton
Ginter
W. E. Gruenewalu
Diasolu- OT
John Brown
Mages
Wisconsin
John W. Greenwood
Bampton
Body Found in Mississippi River Near Mill Race
In Minnesota investigators report the body of Fred Bulow a ninety year old tailor from Stillwater found in the Mississippi River after he disappeared from relatives home on July and police believe he wandered to the mill race and fell in the river authorities say the body was recovered more than seventy two hours after the disappearance.
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Associated Press
Minnecapolla
Minn
Fred Bulow
Minty
Stillwater
Mipma
Missiasipp
Bulov
National Packing Company Dissolved Assets Distributed
A formal statement to the United States district attorney outlines the dissolution of the National Packing Company and the distribution plan for its assets. Swift & Co gains control of several plants, Armour takes multiple subsidiaries, and the National Car Line also dissolves with cars allotted to stockholders. The plan, scrutinized by federal officials, leaves no joint ownership and aims to wind up all affairs with assets dispersed among 118 stockholders.
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Associated Press
Chicago
National Packing Company
United States District Attorney
James H. Witkerson
National Backing Company
At- Loyey General
National Packing Compny
GH. Hammond Company
Swift
Omaha Packing Company
St. Louis Dressed Bertrand Provision Company
United | Dressed Beef Company
New York
Swift & Co
Caden Armour
Fowler Pack-ing Company
Anglo-American Provisions Company
New York Butehera’ Dressed Reef and Provisions Company
South Omaha
Ines Bgen
Ttia
Ning Ramp
Ite Xabs
Nationnet Est Puny
National Car Line Company
Alsa
Wilkerson
Not before Monday boards review tax districts
A Northwestern related notice reports the boards of review for thirty one income tax districts may be announced on Monday after a dental or typle error in the copy. Officials indicate data from bead counts and some replies remain outstanding.
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Tne Northwestern
Madison
Win
Nils PL
Laue Wen
Thrystite Tix Commission
Jasco
Murder Car Probe Reveals Police Tie to Rosenthal Case
Wilkin Shapire, driver of the murder car, and District Attorney Whitman with private detectives reveal that the shooting of Rosenthal involved gunfighters backed by police influence. Shapire says passengers altered plans en route and that the killers fled after the fatal shot, while police officials fear an extended gambling plot reaching into the department.
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Wilkin Shapire
Associated Jess
New York
Sumaen
Merman Rosenthal
Betleworths
Ben
Vsrleb
Jack
Granath
Rosenthal
Kamilers
Beier
Wohatinagynt
van Sikee
Amd
Tar Polly
Jack Serligs
TN Ngo Frar
ARIS
William Shapiro
Whitman
Shapiro
Enaueh
Gille Department
Heli Ved
Rose
Zekey
Dafewine
Tan
Cnrarder
Bering
Joe
Fifth Avenue
Dougherty
Thieutenant Reccer
Becker
Dora Wilbert
Rope
Aed
Third ticket in field faces third party push in Michigan Iowa
Chicago dispatch reports Roosevelt and party leaders weighing a third party state ticket for governor and other offices. Michigan conditions mirrored in Milnes area while Senator Pilsen pushes for a third ticket in Michigan. Iowa progressives organize delegates for the July 24 state convention in Des Moines as Governor Deneen’s stance looms.
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Uby Associated Press
Chicago
Roosevelt
Mingis Wan Tiken
Poadterters
Deckson
Joseph A. Pilsen
Michigan
Milnes
Lixon
Mundas
Rooosevelts
al Dd
Deneen
Spritgfield
Coloniedtaa Severl
Iowa
Republican central committee may delay Taft electors action
The Northwesterny Madison dispatch reports Governor McGovern favors delaying action on resigning presidential electors until atmosphere clears. Three electors stated they would not vote for President Taft. The committee planned a meeting next week, but no urgent need for action exists and it may be postponed until after the primaries.
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Northawesterny Madison
Republian
MacVeagh Not Responsible In Libel Suit Dismissal
A libel suit by Charles F. Leach, former Cleveland customs collector, against Secretary Franklin MacVeagh for 100000 damages was dismissed by stipulation before Circuit Court Judge Baldwin. Reports of Cleveland office irregularities circulated after Leach’s spring removal. MacVeagh said he was not responsible for the statements, which Leach joined in asking to dismiss the case.
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Chicago
Charles F. Leach
Cleveland
Franklin MacVeagh
Leach
Taft To Be Speaker At International Commerce Banquet
President Taft accepted an invitation to speak at the International Chamber of Commerce banquet in Kosten on September 25. Representative Weeks of Massachusetts extended the invitation, and Secretary Nagel will welcome delegates arriving from around the world.
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Associated Presa
Washington, I
Taft
Representtative Weeks
Massachusetts
International Chamber of Commerce
Kosten
Nage
Fire destroys five story packing plant in Kansas City
Fire today gutted a five story building of the Buleberger & Co packing plant in Kansas City Kansas. The blaze wiped out the packing department and caused heavy losses. Fire crews battled the flames but the structure was soon a total loss.
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Associated Preas
Kansas City
Buleberger & Co
Kan
Woman Dead and Man Dying After Sarantun Murder Probe
Allentown reports Erle Schacter, linked to the murder of Miss Luvana Price in Sarantun, killed himself on Lehigh Mountain. In Scranton, Miss Price's room witness Mice Ko v ina Pilea shot dead and William Feve fatally wounded. Free lay unconscious with a bullet in his forehead as authorities pursue Eric Schavifer.
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Associated Press
Allentown
Erle. Schacter
Thlee City
Luvana Y Price
Sarantun
Lehigh
Allentawn
Mice Kovina ‘Pilea
Scran
Ilad
William Feve
Mies Price
Addluep
Jfree
Nour
al Thopolles
Eric Schavifer
Stanley Denies Reports on steel trust dissolution
Washington July 20 Chairman Stanley of the house steel trust investigating committee denied reports that it would recommend dissolving United States Steel Corporation. He said leaks aimed to influence the New York stock market while pledging to reveal committee conclusions periodically. The panel plans to propose laws increasing government access to records and limiting interlocking directorates, with debate over anti trust amendments and the Sherman Act impact.
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Ansociated
Washington, D. C
Stanley
House Steel Trust
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Steel Corporation
Commissioner of Corporations
Congress
Almund
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bureau
Herbert Kunex Smith
Corporations
Stanléye Committee
Stalth
Nm Directur UN
Oaimlyay
Panies
Wa Ale
Littleton
Charman Stantley
Littheton
Revolt Rumor In Portugal Dismissed By Madrid
Madrid officials and sources in Orense deny a revolution has erupted in Lisbon or Oporto. A dispatch circulating claims from The Universe of Orense reports unrest, but authorities cannot confirm or deny the report amid conflicting signals from border areas.
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Wey
Wress
Madrid
Sefer Barossa
Orianistee
The
Interior
Uuasallermany
Orense
Lisbon
Oporte
Walhout Foundation
the Universe
Orgs
Spain
Oporto
Veria
Offeal
Five Fishermen Fined For Illegal Fishing
Grand Rapids Wa July 20 five Wonders county residents Louis Bohman Louis Bender Fred Krall Wenzel Bender and Martin Briten were arrested for illegal fishing. They pled guilty and were fined 25 dollars each plus costs totaling 150 dollars. A net near Einster's dam on the Yellow river was confiscated by wardens.
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Grand Rapids
John W. Foater
W. A. Cole
Louis Bohman
Louis Bender
Fred Krall
Wenzel Bender
Martin Briten
Einster
Yellow River
Nothing Heard Of Dunne In Beristain Case
Washington reports on July 20 that the governor of Puchin Mexico told the American embassy in Mexico City he has heard nothing of Patrick Dunne of Jersey City New Jersey. Flex adds no Beristain official can impose a death sentence and no authority confirms such a sentence in Beristain state.
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Associated Press
Washington
Puchin
Mexico
Mexico City
Patrick Dunne
Jerascy City
N. d
Beristain
Umit
Flex
Ridder and Sons Testify on 1908 Campaign Funds
Herman Ridder, treasurer of the 1908 Democratic National Committee, testifies before the Senate committee on receipts and expenditures filed with New York’s secretary of state. He cites total receipts of 620,477 and expenditures of 819,410.06, noting his family’s contributions and Bryan’s rule against corporate money, while naming other major donors and stressing that no tainted funds or corporate contributions were used.
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Associated Press
Washington
August Belmont
Clapp
Ridder
Tammany
Belmont
Democratic National Committee
W. FF. Sheehan
John T. ‘McGraw
Edward M. Shepnard
D. K E. Conway
Samuel l Untermeyer
J. Sargent Cram
Edward Goltra
Morgan J. O'Frien
Delancey Nicoll
Nathan Strane
John W.W. Cox
David 2. Francis
Norman E. Mack
Benatoy-Ciapep
Mr. Ridder
Bryan
Tammany Taen
Myr
Kiddeur
Hidder
Etand
George B. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Pioneer Weds Maiden in Wisconsin Town
Grand Rapids Wisconsin July 20 Eugene Sparks sixty eight year old mason and one of the promoters of Wood county lands married Frudsysthermeen by Justice Pomainville to Mary Swartout a nineteen year old girl in a ceremony reflecting local customs and records show the date and officiant.
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Grand Rapids
Wis
Eugene Sparks
Stxty
Justice Pomainville
Mary Swartout
Allen Changes Position Sworn In Treasury Official
Sherman P. Allen of Vermont retired as assistant secretary to the president and was sworn in as assistant secretary of the treasury to succeed A Pratt Andrews in Washington July 20 signals a key personnel change for the administration.
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Washington, D. C
Sherman P. Allen
Vermont
Snow Falls in July Dims Michigan Crop Prospects
A Carp Lake dispatch reports a light snow shower last night twenty eight miles northeast of Petoskey in Grand Rapids region causing crop damage and concern for growers as July weather surprises residents.
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Associated Press
Mich
Carp Lake
Petoskey
Says
Bank Increases Capital At Markesan Bank
Madison Wis July. The state banking department authorized an increase of capital stock of the Farmers State Bank of Markesan from 30000 to 340000.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
State Banking Department
Farmers’ State Bank of Markesan
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Combine OF Packers
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Portugal
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