Meeting on Democratic state convention shifts toward Rose support
Waukesha correspondent reports slow attendance by state central committee and Democratic members from Madison Milwaukee and other counties. As of 1 pm several named figures present with others arriving by later trains. Majority favor Rose with convention likely called early September after required notice period.
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Asilwaukee
Wis
Waukesha
Wha
State Central Committee
Madison
Milwaukee
W. H. Rogers
W. G. Bruce
Flwaukee
Ateast
Rose
Two are hanged Mississippi murderers expiate crime
Ashley Cocke and Tom Lauderdale were hanged at 11 41 in Greenville Massachusetts for a December 30 1901 train murder aboard a Yazoo and Mississippi Valley passenger train near Elizabeth. The crime arose after a confrontation when Phypps collided with engineer Wray. Cocke Lauderdale and Blackburn opened fire, killing Wray. Blackburn received a life term. Cocke and Lauderdale were hanged after legal review upheld the sentence.
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Mississippi
Associated Press
Greenville
Mass
Ashley Cocke
Tom Lauderdale
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley
Elizabeth
Tom Launerdale
Will Blackburn
G. M. Phypps
G. M. Wray
Cocke
Aquor
Phypps
Wray
Lauderdale
Blackburn
Supreme Court
Cocke and Lauderdale
Longino
Democrats in Conflict at Missouri State Convention
The Missouri Democratic state convention opened in St Joseph to nominate two state railroad commissioners and the superintendent of public instruction. A major split exists between the state administration and insurgents led by Frank P Walsh. Governor Dockery attends and seeks to purge opposition. Harry S Hawes leads administration forces.
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Associated Preset Bt
D. H. Shields
Hanmvil
James L. H
Phelps
Jackson County
Reading
Jef Pollard
St. Louis
R. J. MacClannahan
Sullivan County
Walter Rex
St. Joseph
State Central Committee
Governor Dockery
Harry 8. Hawes
Missouri
New York Firemen Face Lawyers Over Victoria Street Fire
Lenton July 22 report says metropolian fire brigade met legal challenges in Victoria street fee case after a blaze where girls died. Captain Bonel de Latour Wells defended the brigade amid foamparisn and others. New York fire department ridiculed an eighty five foot ladder shown in a photo and Captain Weile criticized last year’s reports for missing Hoboken fire deaths.
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Associated Press
Lenton
Metropolian Fire Brigade
Victoria Street
Bonel de Latour Wells
Royal Navy
New York
Fie
Weile
Five Department
Hoboken
Shouted for Liberty Amid Unrest at Unauthorized Gathering
In July an unauthorized congregation protested government action closing unauthorized venues. Crowds shouted Vive La France as tensions rose. Police clashed with protesters. Brancera Coppre and associates faced arrest amid the unrest. Deputy Tetoite and Tinston Merry were named in connection with events at the chief Roesker venue.
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Parix
Avertie Parmenter
Figitine
Coigen
Vive la Tinette
Brancera Coppre
Winkinley's Cousin Dead in Ding Kingston Tragedy
News from New York reports Mrs Jie fas Quize, cousin of the late President Kimev, died at her home in Ding Kingston after forty eight years. The obituary notes her long residence and familial ties to the late president.
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New York
Mra
Jie Fas Quize
Kimev
Ding Kinton
Army Appointments Shift Top U.S. Army Commands
Washington July 2 Col Thomas Ward chief of staff to General Miles was named brigadier general in the regular army to succeed the retired Jacob Smith. Ward will retire soon and Col Joseph P. Sanger now in the Philippines will be promoted. Gen Frederick D Grant has been offered command of the Texas department and is believed to accept.
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Washington, D. C
Thoma8 Ward
Miles
Jacob Smith
Ward
Joseph P. Sanger
Philippines
Frederick D.grant
Department of Texas
Smith
Falls Victim To Feud From Jackson Headline
Lexington Kentucky July 22 James Cockrell town marshal of Jackson Breathitt county died at 6:30 this morning after being shot from a courthouse window yesterday. His death is seen as a possible trigger for ongoing feuding.
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Lexington
Cockrell
Jackson
Breathett County
Jackwoe
East Versus West Golf Contest At Glenview
East and west golf teams clash today following the amateur championship at Glenview. Six players from each side compete for six silver cups, one to each member of the winning team. Notable names include Percy Pyne and A G Lockwood on the East, Hi Egan and Welter Smith on the West. The match spans thirty six holes with morning and afternoon rounds. Western players led early, 17 holes up after eighteen holes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Glenview
Percy R. Pyne
Princeton
A. G. Lockwood
Boston
Perry Pyne
R. H. Conklin
Horstman
Raymond Russel
C. H. Zimmerman
West
W. ©. Esan
H. Chandler Egan
W. G. Smith
Abraham Poole Cr
G. Smith
John Holabird
HURT AT WEYAUWEGA FARMER INJURED IN RUNAWAY
Special to The Northwestern from Weyauwega Wisconsin July 22 an accident left Albert Kapiteka with a broken collarbone and knee ligament injuries when his team bolted past a roadside tent while he drove home from the village.
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Weeyauwers
Wis
Albert Kapiteka
Stanley Sor
Neenah
Charles Fenelon
Phillips
J. F. Corbett
Elkhart Lake
Chanda
Mian Tilan Clark
Chico
Helen Baselo
Windward Arctic steamer sails for far north voyage
The Windward, a 2320 ton barque built in Sunderland in 1865, prepared after years in Arctic service, will depart New York for the north. Capt. John Bartlett commands the vessel, part of Peary’s expedition network, with aim to rendezvous with Peary near Cape Sabine and bring back news of his progress. The article also outlines the Peary Arctic Club, its founders, and its support for Peary’s five year polar efforts.
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Associated Preany
New York
Alfred C. Harmyworth
Jackson-Harmsworth
Franz
Allman Bay
Diana
Etah
Birgus
N. FP
Samuel W. Bartlett
Sydney
PEARY
Peary Arctic Club
3Fr
Rsub
Morris K. Jesup
Frederick E. Hyde
M. D
Henry W.cannon
Herbert L. Bridgman
James M. Constable
James J. Hil
E. C. Benedict
H. H. Benedict
H. Hayden Sands
E. W. Bhss
Charles P. Daly
American Geographical Society
Messrs
Jesup and
Hill
Edoward G. Wytkot
Clarence F. Wrekom
Ithaca
N. Y
Grant B. Lehrey
Fort Conager
Grinnell Land
Cape Sabine
Cape Hecta
North American
Trusted the natives. Trial at Susa details
On July 22 at Susa during the second day of El Kheir and Hamma Chtekh trial for the Marquis de Mores murder in 1896 Colonel Rebillet and General Laroque testified. They sought to dissuade the Marquis from his expedition. De Mores said he risked his life and that was his business. The general warned expedition failures could delay Sahara penetration by ten or twenty years. Rebilict noted the Marquis promised to take Bir Es Sol road but went toward Tripoli. the death was blamed on misjudging native treachery and bloodthirst.
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Asaociated
Tunis
Susa
Telegram for Mackay from Cunard steamer Saxonia
London July 22 The Cunard steamer Saxonia carrying a wireless telegram for Clarences Mackay son of the late John W Mackay who sailed from New York July 19 aboard Campania of the same line The Saxonia hopes to relay message to the Campania tomorrow or Thursday Remains of Mr Mackay embalmed in a metallic coffin placed in the Mackay residence music room with flowers surrounding.
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Maclkay
Nowers High
Quake Strikes Kingstown Amid Seawater Recession
A severe earthquake shook Kingstown on Monday at 1 10 am causing widespread panic as residents poured into streets in night clothes. Buildings were partially demolished for safety and a thunderstorm followed with forecast squally weather and a receding sea amid fears of a possible tidal wave.
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Kingstown
Ldend
St. Vincent
Papal Gifts Under Debate On Temporal Powers
Washington July 22 reports state President Taft informed Secretary Root about Rome dispatches claiming the pope offered gifts to himself and officials. Officials fear a constitutional issue if gifts are of large value and reflect temporal power. Root suggested personal souvenirs may be accepted. exceptional gifts could be deposited at the Smithsonian Institute if large.
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Washington, D. C
Taft Haz
Root
Rome
Congress
Reothag
Taft
Sinithaonian Institute
Survivors report ninety six missing from Primung disaster
Hamburg line steamship Primung with 185 aboard was sunk by tug Hansa. Survivors say ninety six of those on board are missing. The July 22 Associated Press dispatch from Hamburg notes the disaster details and ongoing search.
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Associated Reas
Hamburg
Primung
Hansa
Wessel
President Roosevelt Prepares for Seagirt Trip
President Roosevelt and Assistant Secretary Loeb handled heavy official business in Oyster Bay and Brandy Hook. He plans a Thursday trip to Seagirt New Jersey aboard a special vestibuled train, four parlor cars, on a New Jersey Central line, then to Atlantic Highlands and the Mayflower back to Oyster Bay.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Loeb
Washington
Seagirt
N. J
Brandy Hook
New Jersey
Atlantic Highlands
Gulf Gets Shallow Near Mississippi River Mouth
Lieutenant Foster of the New Orleans hydrographic branch reports a gulf survey shows twenty five fathoms near the Mississippi mouth, down from sixty fathoms previously. The cause is debated between volcanic upheaval and Mississippi silt, with a likely new full gulf survey planned by the government.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Foster
United States Hydrographic Office
Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Fosters
West Indies
Griggs Urges Tariffs Trusts and Subsidies as 1940 Campaign Foci
In New York on July 22, Congressman James M. Griggs of Georgia, chair of the Democratic congressional committee, outlined key campaign themes. He stated the party must unite behind positions on tariffs, trusts, the Philippines, and ship subsidy to present a cohesive platform.
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Associated Press
New York
James M. Griggs
Georgia
Democratic Congressional Committee
Philippines
Forty Thousand Out On Strike In Garment Branch
The press committee of the striking garment workers said today that all men in their branch are on strike. About eighteen employers had agreed to the strikers demands, bringing the total on strike to about forty thousand.
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Associated Press
New York
Woman killed leaping in front of excursion train at Decatur
Mrs. Teton Holmes of Gas City was fatally crushed when she jumped in front of a fast moving Toledo, St. Louis and Western excursion train near Decatur Indiana. She misjudged the train and was struck as it passed.
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Decatur
Ind
Mra
Teton
Hulmes
Gas City
Agai
Toledo
St. Louis
United States rushes ships to Caribbean crisis
Washington reports a surge of naval activity in the West Indies as the navy directs the gunboat Machias to Cape Haytien and orders Marietta to Colon to watch Venezuela port disturbances. Ministers warn of imminent attacks on Puerto Cabello and Cape Haytien as foreign tensions escalate.
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Associated Press
Washington, Db
Moody
Wdny
McCrea
Maching
Colon
Cape Haytien
United States
Marietta
Machias
Washington, D. C
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Caribbean
Navy Department
State Department
Bowen
Caracas
Carupano
Puerto Cabello
Barcelona
Caracansa
Cape
Machian
City council to spend $20000 on street improve ments
Menasha council votes to push rapid street improvements with a $20000 plan. A mayor, city attorney, and street committee to draft plans, aiming swift completion amid a police department controversy. Fire damages paint shop. worker burns. Striking Wisconsin Telephone linemen hired to work for Oshkosh to Marquet Traction line.
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Northwestern
Menasha
Wic
Stoly
Itta Sali
Allen
Menasha Wooden
Frank Heckel
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Manager Downs
Traction Company
Atring Trode
Oshkosh-Qmro
Perrin Leads First District in Wisconsin Senator Race
Weet Superior July 22 Perrin a league candidate carried the First assembly district, while La Follette independents swept the Second. Delegates hinge on a potential nine to eleven vote balance, with barnett Polk counties cited and Lenroot nearing renomination in the First district.
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St. Croix Falls
Barnett
Polk
Lenroot
Charles Roberts
Andrew
Kennedy-Mack
Majority Rule Association Formed by Michigan Woodmen
Following a mass meeting 125 delegates statewide form the Majority Rule Association of the Modern Woodmen of America to oppose the steep rate system promoted by the head camp and to back the referendum plan for Woodmen affairs in Michigan.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapida
Mich
Michigan
Modern Woodmen of
Miller Shoots Son-in-Law After Domestic Dispute
Reliefante Pennsylvania July 22. David Miller of Orecola home intoxicated abused his wife. Son-in-law Robert Roach forced Miller to desist but Miller fired his repeating rifle at Roach as he left the house, wounding him thrice. Roach died today. Miller jailed.
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Associated Press
Reliefante
David Miller
Orecola
Robert Roach
Rovich
Miller
Roach
Jouer
Waoukau Notes Special to Northwestern
Waoukau Wis July 2 Mr Morris Gay remains confined to his bed Mrs Tuttle is seriously ill with rheumatism Postmaster Day moved the post office into Ralphs store and Mr Ralph takes charge George Welby of Oshkosh was a caller in town today
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Waoukau
Wis
Morris “Gay
Mya
Tuttle
Day Haw
Ralph
George Welby
Oshisosh
Tony
One More Battleship Planned for Connecticut
Orders have been issued in New York to prepare the battleship Connecticut. Work on launching ways has begun and bids for parts and fron are to be opened in a few days.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Navy Yard
Connecticut
Warning of Attack Sent to Consular Corps
Cape Haytien authorities inform the consular corps that Cape Haytien will be attacked by land and sea and foreigners may not be safe. The coneuta request the French cruiser D Astus from Port Au Prince but the French minister says Port Au Prince cannot dispatch the cruiser to Cape Hayt en.
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Associated Prees
Cape Haytlen
Haytl
Consular Corps
Cape Haytien
Coneuta
D'Aastus
Port Au Prince
Cape Hayden
Thief Steals From Preacher’s Home During Night Visit
A burglar entered Rev. J B Abbott’s residence between four and five am, rifling pockets for about $1.50, a small amount of cash from last night’s tent collection, and a small purse. He awakened Miss May Abbott and briefly faced her before fleeing downstairs. Miss Helen Abbott’s ring valued around seven dollars was also taken. The intruder, about nineteen, wore a dark suit and a cap. police notified with no clues yet.
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James P. Abbott
Rey
Mr. Abbott
First Baptist Church
Miss May
Ming Helen Abbott
Miss May Abbott
Miss Abbott
Dr. Abbott
Helen Abbott
Honors to Americans Promised by Kaiser for Prince Henry Visit
Berlin reports that President Roosevelt Major Low Admiral Evans and about 259 others may receive Prussian decorations for hosting Prince Henry. Mayors Low Harrison and others could gain the Red Eagle or William Order. Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt may receive the Louisa Order. More honors to follow at Frederick the Great statue dedication in Washington.
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Berlin
America
Kaiser Wilnam
Roosevelt
Major Low
Admiral Evans
Prince Henry
United States
Low
New York
Harrison
Chicago
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Hoboken
William
Kaiser
Schmittberger
Louisa
Frederick Wilam Tit
Cardinal Ledo chnowoni dies suddenly in Rome
Cardinal Ledo chnowoni died suddenly this morning after a drive yesterday evening. A valet found him in his room at 9 o'clock. a sudden paralytic stroke led to his death. It is reported that Cardinal Vincenzo Vannutelli will be appointed prefect of the congregation of the propagation of the faith in succession to Ledo chnowoni.
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Ledochnowoni
Vincenzo Vannutelli
Palestine
Congregation of the Prope Aganda
Ledochnowski
Insane Woman's Deed In Hopkins County
Madisonville Kentucky July 2 late yesterday Mrs Tiler Turley shot and killed her four year old child while husband was away seven miles from the city in Hopkins county. She then attempted to kill two other children and shot herself in the head dying instantly. Authorities report temporary insanity blamed for the act after several days of alleged ailment.
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St. Paul
Minn
Helena
D. M. Durfee
Durfee
Philipsburg
Missoula
Associated Press
Madisonville
Yeater
Dappy
Hopkins Counts
Tiler Turley
Turley
New Consul at Chicago
An Associated Press dispatch from Chicago reports Alexander Huber, consular appointee at Tutturgy, named consul at Chicago and consul general for the nineteen west, east, and three territories.
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Chicago
Caicago
Ohio doctor in Nicaragua held as rebels near Bluefields
United States intervenes to save Dr. Russell Wilson a young Ohio physician held by Nicaraguan military authorities at Bluefields. Wilson joined a filibustering expedition as a medical attendant near Monkey Point four miles from Bluefields. A death sentence seemed likely but pressure from U S officials and English speaking Bluefields residents led to a court martial process. Acting Secretary Hill ordered immediate investigation and efforts to secure clemency through the Nicaraguan authorities and via Senator Hanna.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. S
State Department
Russell Wilson
Ohio
Bluefields
Wilson
Monkey Point
Bluefelds
Liver
Milan
Hannahan
Hill
United States
San Juan del Norte
Hanna
Young Wilson
Withdrawal uncertainty shadows Kimball Senate bid
W W Kimball, named candidate for state senate, may withdraw amid tensions between Spooner resolutions and the state platform. He told Northwestern reporters he leans Spooner yet would not be able to run if Spooner refuses to endorse the convention's platform, complicating his nomination prospects.
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W. W. Kimball
Spooner
Kimball
Northwestern
la Follette
Barton Mirkes Weds in Menominee Wisconsin
George F. Barton and Marie Mirkes quietly married in Menominee Michigan on July 9. The couple now reside in Ripon Wisconsin where Barton works as a musician and boat builder. Marie Mirkes is the daughter of Peter Mirkes, a barber on Otter Street.
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George F. Barton
Marie Mirkes
Menem
Georges
F. Barton
Mim
Peter Mirkes
Otter Street
Columbia
Jones & LaBorde
Quiet at Eldorado Adjutant General reports calm in Eldorado
Springfield July 2 Captain Saterfield of the Fourth regiment in charge of Eldorado troops reports quiet conditions there but notes no decision on how long troops will stay. Authorities fear resumption of outrages against negroes if troops depart.
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Associated Preas
Springfield
Smith
Saterfield
Eldorado
Temoe
Scarlet fever cards ordered at two residences
Short notes report Scarlet fever cards ordered for Ben Van Luwen at 1 High Street and Mrs Bruns at 600 High Street. Also notes a venue change in Michael Schultz larceny case from municipal to circuit court.
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Ben van Luwen
High Street
Bruns
Municipal Court
Michael Schultz
Henry Lasley
Winneconne
Elks' Convention
Weather bulletin hints at fair nights and warm days ahead
Forecast indicates fair tonight and Wednesday with possible isolated thunder storms. Warmer conditions expected tonight with variable wind and rising temperatures. Fog chances around dawn and cloudy skies linger, temperatures easing near midnight.
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