Senate approves reciprocity treaty amid party line votes
The Senate backed the Canada reciprocity agreement after extensive debate, defeating amendments from McCumber La Follette Simmons and others. Republicans and Democrats formed shifting coalitions as the measure moved toward final approval ahead of Taft's seal and House passage. Members voted on multiple amendments, with 24 Republicans opposing and 21 in favor, and 3 Democrats voting against. The bill's fate now rests with the House and Taft signing.
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Canada
Taft
Senate
McCall
House
Rhepublicans
Demoycrats
Grayresy
Underwood
Associated Press
Nington
D. C
Nomel
Werner
White House
Preeidenc Taft
Beverly
Washington
Borah
Hes Mt
Idaho
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Oregon
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Durham
New Ksmpshire
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Nelson
Minnesota
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South Dakota
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Kenyon
Iowa
Dixon
Montana
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McCumber
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Wisconsin
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Rhode Island
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Ill Noia
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Penn
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Vermont
Smith
Michigan
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Utah
Bailey
Texas
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Arkansas
Simmons
North Carolina
Hose
Wees
Nevon
North Carlina
Simmongs
Cummins
New Mexico
Albans
N.Y
Presiddent Salt
Finsrece Fielding
Ruprenentanve Mecall
Masdaentates
A Wallelin
Dowd
Fenatae Bailey
Farmers Free List
United States
Bristew
Bristow
Crawford
Wall Paper Men Plead Not Guilty in Conspiracy Case
J B Pearce of Cleveland C C Aler of Columbus Norton Newcomb of St Louis and J E Maxwell of Chicago wall paper executives pleaded not guilty in U S district court to federal indictments charging conspiracy in restraint of trade under the Sherman act. Bail set at 5000 in each case.
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Aasociated Press
Cleveland, O
J. B. Pearce
The
City
J. B. Pearce Wall Paner Company
C. C.aler
Columbus, C
C. C. Aler Wall Paner Company
Norton Newcomb
St. Lois
Newcomb Brothers Wall Paper Company
J. E. Maxwell
Chieho
S. A. Maxwell & Co
Wall
United States District Court
Federal Grand Jury
Soo line ordered to run weekly service Rib Lake Spirit Falls
Wisconsin railroad commission declares the Soo line must operate at least one train weekly between Rib Lake and Spirit Falls on the Marinette Tomahawk Western branch. Reduced rates for fresh freight follow the rehearing of George F Meyer and Rib Lake Lumber Co case against Wisconsin Central Railway.
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Madison
Wiz
State Railroad Commission
Soo Line
Rib Lake
Spirit Falls
Wis
Marinette, Tomahawks& Western Road
George F. Meyer
Rib Lake Lumber Company
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Cholera Claims Nine. Immigrant Deaths Reported in Harbor Quarantine
The AP report notes nine total cholera deaths among immigrants in New York harbor quarantine after Demetrio Attagnoston aged seventeen died on Swinburne Island aboard the Moltke from Naples. No new cases at Hoffman Island. Manuel Bermudes, a Spanish fireman from England, also diagnosed with cholera and moved to Swinburne Island. The first Manhattan island case is confirmed.
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Harbor
New York
Hoffman's Blood
Swinburne Island
Lower Bay
Demetrio Attagnoston
Moltke
Naples
Hoffman Island
Berrsiades
Bellevue Hospital
Manuel Bermudes
England
Bermudes
Swinburne Island Hospital
Manhattan
White Wings Whirl Away A Chicago Yacht Race Starts
Eleven yachts race 326 miles to Mackinac Island under southeast wind from Chicago Yacht Club with Thunderous start. Mavourneen Cap sicum Prairie Lroquis lead the field as Big Six Amarita Valmore Juanita Polaris Shark Vencedor follow. Tuscarora escorts fleet and weather stations report progress while judges travel ahead aboard a steamship.
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Associated Rrens
Chicago
Til
Aes
Mackinac Island
Chicago Yacht Club
Big Six
Amarita
Valmore
Juanita
Polaris
Shark
Vencedor
United States Weather Bureau
Lake Michigan
United States Revenue
Tuscarora
Protection orders issued by Mexican president prompt shore guard notices
In response to a U S representation, President de la Barra directs urgent protection for American mariners at Wasenada amid threats to the spread of the Lisleriia of Lower California. The notice underscores heightened vigilance along the border and maritime zones as tensions mount between the two nations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
de la Barra
Wasenada
Catiforndi
Petition to dissolve W. O. Brandt Lumber Co header
A district court petition to dissolve the W. O. Brandt Lumber Company is filed. The firm, dissolved in November 1903, had capital stock of $50,000. Minneapolis, Minnesota, July 22.
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Associated Press
Minneanpalis, Monn
W. O. Brandt Lumber Company
Troops Gather in Chicago for National Military Drills
AP reports Chicago hosts a national military armament opening Monday with 20000 soldiers assembling by Grady Park. Arrivals include the 7th regiment from Ohio, 600 marines from Port Royal NC, Troop I from Illinois, cavalry regiments of the Windy City National Guard, and 200 members of the Winvis naval militia.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Grady Park
Obie National
Winda Naettenal Guard
Winvis Naval
Train Hits Automobile Near Langdon Fatalities Reported
A southbound Burlington train cleared Phelps City at Wil o'elock today and struck an automobile carrying tourists from Farragut Iowa to Langdon Missouri. Pet Feil died within thirty minutes. Miss Marie Harmon of Farragut is fatally injured. Miss Clara Coy of Farragut and Miss Olga Reams of Shenandoah Iowa are seriously injured. The dead and injured were brought here.
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Associated Press
Joseph
Asa
Burington
Phelps City
Wilo’elock
Farragut
Langdon
Pet Feil
Misa Marie Harmon
Misa Clara Coy
Misa Olga Reams
Shenandosh
Real estate assessment breaks city record in Minneapolis
City Assessor Port reports the 1925 assessment on real estate rose due to omitted real estate and improved valuation, pushing the total assessed valuation to more than five million dollars, a new city record for the assessor's office.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Sinn
Bottle Blowers Choose Olean as 1912 Convention Site
In Columbus on July 22, the Glass Bottle Blowers International Union held a spirited contest to select the 1912 convention site. The body rejected all officers except the treasurer, and the vote for that office remained undecided.
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Associated Preas
Columbus
Olean
Glass Bottle Blowers’ International Association
Robbers Blow Up Bank At Stevenson Alabama
Robbers set nitro glycerine to blow open the Tennessee Valley bank in Stevenson Alabama early today and escaped with about $1.20. They missed nearly $000 in an inner drawer. the robbery was not discovered until morning.
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Stevenson, Ala
Tennessce Valley Bank
Railway Loses In Big Suit Special to The Northwestern
Milwaukee will pay the Thomas B. Jeffry Company of Kenosha a judgment of 183000 dollars via receiver W. L. Johnson. The case, pending six years, yields over 170100 dollars with interest and costs. Damages stem from sale of land for the railroad right of way and is the largest Wisconsin recovery to date.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Racine
Chicago and Milwaukee Electric Railway Company
Thomas B. Jeffry Company
Kenosha
Ita
W. L. Johnson
Wisconsin
Thomas B. Jeffry & Co
Chicago & Milwsukee Railway Company
Jettis Company
Weisse Seeks Office to Succeed Ryan in Democratic Party
Milwaukee July 22 Daily News reports former Congressman Charles H. Weisse announced candidacy for Democratic national committeeman to succeed the late Timothy B. Ryan and to present a big name to the state central committee. J B Davies also set to run for the post while John A. Aylward declines.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
The
Daily News
Charier H.W
J. B. Davies
National
Seven Nations Enter Great Britain Air Race at 50 000 Prize
Brecklands Eng July 22 competitors from seven nations started the Great Britain aeroplane race. Lieutenant Beaumont, French ace, led from Hendon as the first day’s flight of twenty miles completed. Wermann, the American entrant, used a Nieuport monoplane and finished with a total time of 58 minutes 17 seconds. The field includes J Vedrines and H J Astley among early finishers amid severe conditions and doubts about completing the course.
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Associated Press
Brecklands
Eng
Great Britain
Daily Mail
London
Eloel Sharp
Beaumont
Hendon
G. Te. Welmann
United States
East Church
Lieut
A. Beaumont
Brooklands
Astley
J. Vedrines
Wermann
Hike to Annual Muster by Three From Second Regiment
Three members of Company I of the Second regiment WN Gu started a 120 mile hike to Camp Douglas. Corporal Ple Meitinger led the march with Musician Jerome Meltinger and Artificer Edward Tulis. They aimed to reach the camp by Friday evening, but halted near Neshborg as of yesterday.
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WN. Gu
Camp Douglas
Corp
Ple _Meitinger
Jerome
Meltinger
Edward Tulis
Neshborg
Corporal Meltinger
Northwestern
Offles Farce
Catholics of the County Mass Meeting at St Dacrivk's Half
The Winsie gouge County Federation of Catholic societies will hold a mass meeting at St Dacrivk's Hall tomorrow evening following the annual business meeting An interesting program of addresses and instrumental music has been prepared Speakers include Francis J Rooney of Appleton and D nn Sullie van of Kuunkuna Merchants in Menasha plan to glove their stoves at six each evening with Saturday exceptions Mrs John Weliu of Milwaukee visits Menasha Mr and Mrs John Koeling and family of Chicago guests at Miksa Mike Ulrich Pate Wagner of Kenosha visiting Mrs Nick Wagner Mrs Simon Waxerover returned from Milwaukee Cari Was senburg visiting Chicago Charles Kafka of Appleton visiting Menasha friends Miss Olene Peterson of Oshkosh visiting at the home of Theodora Ponto
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Menasha
Wis
Winsiegouge County
Kuuknuna
L Menasha
John Weliu
Milwaukee
John Hohelsel
John Koelling
Chicago
Mat Stein
Minses Angeling
Micheline Sleger
Racine
Miksa Mike Ulrich
Pate, Wagner
Kenosha
Nick ‘Wagner
Simon Waxerover
Cari Wassenburg
Charles Kafka
Appleton
State Labor Men Elect
The Socialist and Sacristry factions contended for control of the federation of labor and the Saccharinity side won this afternoon. Officers named include Secretary Treasurer Fred Brockhausen of Milwaukee and Frank J. Weber as general organizer. Execut ive members Waller Fisher and others from Milwaukee and Sheboygan were listed among selections.
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Associated Tress
la Grospo
Wis
Federation of Labor
de Sachiligta
Trenurer
Fred Brockhausen
Milwaukee
Frank J. Weber
Milwanker
Sqummen
Waller
Fisher
Milwank Wolconthich
Mile
Wankee
Phoasore
Jon Ureseist
William Reuter
Sheboygan
William Sommer
Macine
Poueventon Wits
Forest fires threaten Haines Alaska area
Forest fires have raged near Haines Alaska for three days and are within half a mile of the town according to a report from the mayor. Haines lies about thirty five miles northwest of Juneau with no mention of loss of life at this time.
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Associates Press
Washington, D. C
Haines
Alaska
Luas
Hainess
Juneau
No Change Indicated in John W. Condition
Prix reports John W. remains in unchanged condition this evening with no new developments, keeping medical status steady and the public informed.
Tenure of a Ball Player Reported in Daily Paper
Fragmentary social and notices page from a historic paper mentions theater, fashion, farming notes and a ball player tenure. Other items reference Roosevelt, Hines, Raciprocity, and Milwaukee realty within a condensed industrial city notices section.
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Roosevelt
New York
Industrial Ophia
Milwaukee Realty
Penrose
Hines
itAtervigery
Beattie Murder Verdict Returns Husband Guilty
Richmond July 2 Henry Jay Beattie Jr held responsible by the coroner's jury at 8 o'clock this afternoon for the murder of his wife Lovise Beattie on the Midlothian road five miles south of Richmond last Thursday night. The verdict states Beattie caused her death the night of July 18 by an act tied to gin set on the road.
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Ross
Richmond
Henry
Jay Brattle Jr
Vere
Voroner
Lovise Beatti
Midlothian Road
Gary Sayp
poWe
Linuse J. Owen
Beattie
Midlothian
Henry Chiy Beattie
Bit by dog A Maniac in Milwaukee Street Attack
A Milwaukee man was bitten by a dangerous dog on May 28 near 207 South Water Street. The assailant, described as a prank wishness ski, was taken to Vanergeney Teespital after a street encounter. Authorities fear further attacks as the dog roams free and residents urge containment.
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Milwaukee
Wis
South Water Street
Vanergeney Teespital
Train Robbery Averted Near Hotel Train
Special Agent A G Ray Jase reports a thwarted plot to rob a hotel attached car with Minneapolis party aboard. Twenty detectives guarded the train as the convoy halted briefly in Crookston and Devila Lake, while Fargo fair crowds drew attention to the miscreants planning the hold up.
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Prasy
Grand Forks
A. G. Ray
Ray
Fargo
Crookston
Devila Lake
Auto driver killed in Le mans practice crash near Chartres
In Lemans France on July 22 during practice for the Grand Prix a car driven by Janin ran off the road near Chartres. Janin was killed and his wife, who rode with him, was seriously injured.
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Lemans
France
Janin
Chartres
Aim
Oshkosh Boys In Camp At Camp Douglas Saga
Oshkosh units from Companies Band I and others arrived at 11 30 this morning over the Milwaukee road. Two troops paraded on the North Western road with Milwaukee troops aboard. Camp was pitched and work continued as the first regiment’s camp set a high standard. Inspector General Geo Charles King praised the early encampment as a pace others will struggle to match.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Italy
A. Wikconnik
Oshkosh
Beaver Dam
Rippy
Milwaukee Road
Geo
Charles King
RIGHT WIND SAVES VILLAGE IN WISCONSIN FIRE
A wind shift from wheat to northwest likely saved Rapids Wisconsin two miles west of Manitowoc from complete destruction Friday afternoon. The blaze damaged two dwellings and a barn, with losses about 6000 dollars. Grovers Wills died under collapsing walls while helping move furniture. Adolph Fupgier lost a large barn and hay.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc
Anys
Rapids
Tits Ety
Grovers Wills
Ead
Reinhart Mayer
Willd
Hauer
Adolph Fupgier
New Wisconsin Weights and Measures Chief Appointed
Frederick Downing, assistant chemist for the state foods commission, is transferred to chief superintendent of weights and measures for Wisconsin. The appointment follows a vacancy left by the former head and includes oversight of federal inspection apparatus.
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Northwestern
Matlison
Wis
Frederick 2. Downing
Stile Anvy Tui Food Commission
Wisconsin
Mmery
Abr
Jiery
United Government
Minneapolis Man in Toils
A Minneapolis man faces charges linked to aiding a criminal in a gang led by former city politician Fred Vives. The suspect, Briggs, is jailed on high way robbery and burglary counts with bail set at 10,000. Police allege the group planned arms for a robbery amid a dramatic feud involving a patrol officer killed in a recent confrontation.
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Meessy Minneapolis
Syimat
Fred Vives
Minneapolis
Urtges
Pallow Hold
Friveac
Jerry McCarthy
Sam Tlaich
Cabin
Burglar Fire Set Homes afire in Chicago block
A blaze on the Chicago north side damaged six residences and endangered the block as burglars, aiming to loot homes, started the fire under cover of smoke. Police believe arsonists initiated the flames. the alleged incendiaries escaped. One victim was severely injured in the incident.
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Chicago
Tih
Fme
Texas Governor Predicts Big Victory For Wet Policy
Dalas July 22 Gov Oscar R Colquitt predicted Texas would repudiase the statewide prohibition doctrine in today’s election by a margin of at least one hundred thousand votes. The former official spoke in Dallas amid late campaign efforts by supporters of repeal.
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Associated Press
Dalas
Texas
Oscar R. Colquitt
Hayti Crisis Deepens as Simon Regime Wavers
Hayti faces a critical crisis as President Simon's government weakens amid battlefield reverses. A cable from American Minister Furniss says foreign representatives fear the regime may fail, while a potential foreign warship's presence looms. Rebels march on Port au Prince as the gunboat Vertieres is recaptured by government forces. Berlin seeks German naval protection, with no immediate cruiser available to reach Hayti.
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Associated Presa
Washington, D. C
Simon Ja ‘Ast
Hayti
Furniss
Au Prince
State Department
Port Au Prince
Bayti
Simon
Fort Liberte
Vertieres
Gonalves
Antoine Simon
Gonaives
St. Macc
Antonina Simon
Voertieres
Berlin
Bremen
Montreal
England to Stand Forswear Action in Morocco Crisis
London dispatch notes David George led a demonstration against Germany's moves in Morocco. He told Lombard street financiers Britain remains loyal to the Anglo French entente and will back France in negotiations. Government weighs sending a warship to Agadir if German gunboat Panther reappears.
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Isiy
London
David George
Germany
Morocco
Lombard Street
France
Banquet of Coal Dealers in Milwaukee
Severy Oslikoph and others attended a Milwaukee wholesale coal dealers banquet at Whitefish Bay last evening. The event featured a whitefish dinner and speeches by Aribert Sir Williams, Brown, and Speliuiatt, with Arnold and Aenula noted among attendees and a local fuel company representative helping with the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severy Oslikoph Mien
Milwaukee
Aenula
Emateria
Fiat
Burns Appears In Court In Kidnapping Case
July 2 in Europe, Burns waived arraignment on not guilty plea and posted 5000 bond through a surety company. Judge Markey scheduled trial for September or October, with Burns held on charges related to kidnapping the defendant Jol L McNallen and transporting him to Los Angeles for the alleged incidents.
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Liliaaperts
Europe
Fidge Markey
rifavWiad Coiter
Dinlvrwetts i Ulleges
Kidnayinag
Joli L. McNallen
Dali Inder
Ain
Les Uigeles
Burns
Oshkosh Girl to Wed in Northwestern Area
The impending marriage in Oshkosh involves Edward G. Galvin of Chicago and Edith Petersen of Oshkosh. A marriage license is issued today, with Edith listed as dressmaker and her home on Scott Street. Interview attempts to locate Miss Petersen and confirm caretaking details were unsuccessful.
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Northwestern
Chien
Edward G. Galvin
Chicago
Petersen
Edith Peter
LM Scott Street
Peteox
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