Priests and Dignitaries Attend Church Ceremony
A large gathering of bishops and priests attended a ceremonial service at St. Agnes. Chicago Northwestern station reported the episcopal presence and the archbishop's daily routine. Father Schinner, born May 1863, served as professor and later secretary to Archbishop BR. Heater. A post funeral note references Rev. and parish events linked to St. Agnes in Lac, Wisconsin.
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St. Agnes
Milwaukee priest to take charge of new diocese
A Milwaukee cleric is named to lead a newly formed diocese with the assignment to participate in ritual consecrations. Archbishop Falcorio presided with Coadjutor and other clergy present as the consecrator. The ceremony included a pontifical immersion and featured multiple priests from Chicago and Milwaukee in attendance. Bishop Schinner attends St Francis retreat and visits the clergy house after returning to the cathedral.
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Senwenach
Eelle
Anch. N.D
Mgr. Hainer
St. F. Falconio
de Falror
John
Charles L Vy
J. G. Keogh
Schinner
St. Francis
St. Joan's Cathedral
Unclear 1900s Bid for State Senate Vacancy
Fragmentary notes show a candidate race for a State senator vacancy, with mentions of a representative, possible candidates including D. Corr, and references to Marshfield residents and Uncle figures. The text is garbled, leaving key names, dates, and outcomes uncertain.
Present for Ellis by Associated Press
Washington report states German envoy Baron Bussehe delivered a silver watch and chain to the State Department. The action accompanied a note tying the gesture to a tense diplomatic incident regarding a dynamite package placed near a government building.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Baron Bussehe
State Department
Gesmme C. E
Aitien
Frederick the Great
Gamace
St By Toeseau
Lull at the Front Ends Armies’ Period of War
Associated Press report notes a pause or lull at the front and marks a turning point in a prolonged conflict. The text signals shifting dynamics and suggests an imminent end to the period of intense fighting.
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Associated Press
Electric pulp mill project near Peshny Co
Construction of an electric pulp mill near Peshny will require a few days. A power tower from the rapids will feed the plant and supply its operation.
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Pesh- 20
Ny Co
Eletric
Two Badger Postmasters
The Associated Press reports that on July 25 the president appointed two postmasters in Wisconsin: Blair and Horicon with Tosten I Gilbert and Lydian Chapman named among appointive posts.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
Blair
Tosten I. Gilbert
Horicon
Lydian Chapman
Death Sentence Commuted for Emil Tetterman
In Albany on July 25 Governor Higgins commuted the death sentence of Emil Tetterman, aged 40, who was to be executed for murder on August 1, to life imprisonment.
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Associated Press
Albany
Emil Tetterman
Higgins
War Notes On Japan Russia Germany In Washington Meeting
A fragmentary telegraph style report describes war era talk of Japan and Russia, Kaiser and Czar meeting in Washington news circles. It notes anticipated peace outlines, possible shifts in China policy, and interest from U S officials and ambassadors Tower and Meyer.
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State Department
State Department Evidence on Russo-German Confidence Talks
Officials report receiving details from Ambassadors Meyer and Toner about a high level meeting between Russia and Germany. The department sought confirmation of what the exarch and Kaler discuss and whether a recent exchange shifts the case presented by Russia.
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United States Steel declares higher quarter earnings and orders
The United States Steel Corporation directors meet in New York in July. The board declares a stock dividend and reports net earnings of about 3.5 million for the quarter, with orders in hand at June 30 totaling 2,827,555 tons. Earnings show a year over year increase.
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New York
United Sittes Steel Coreporation
Local arrests cited in Childear saloon incident
In Apricton Wisconsin two workmen Lecy Cartz and Anton Bas beh were arrested after a robbery spree touching Teenah Meneska Appleten Litre Chute and Karkouss. The alleged events involve a saloon in Childers Commons and show a neck injury to Childs during the capture.
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Meneska
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Lecy Cartz
Anton Bas
Fever Epidemic Ties Gulf Coast to Yellow Fever Quarantine
Reports from New Orleans and Washington describe active investigations into potential yellow fever cases as Gulf Coast ports face heightened health scrutiny. Surgeons general and public health officials assess conditions from Mobile to Pass Christian, with four cases reported near Fort Morgan and quarantine measures enforced to curb spread.
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D. C
Agna
Myphis
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Christian
Mass
Sarnsn Young
Chicago
Jacksonitis
Fort Morgan
Cio
Toro
Columbia
Island
Mobfie Bay
Eugene
Monnie
Wasdin
Scranton
Alississippi
Death to Deportation on Board Steamship Furst Becund
An on board incident aboard the steamer Furst Becund near Grants declared a scare as passengers leaped in panic and the boat was stopped. An unfortunate 74 year old woman is reported among the suitors who recovered after the event amid immigration distress.
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Ste Furst
Grants
Bigelow assets listed in estate inventory
The executors of the estate of Frank G. Zigelow filed an accounting showing assets totaling 9 562m with stocks, bonds, mortgages and other items. The report notes that figures are final to date with minor corrections, and confirms the completion of the asset tally after adjustments.
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Pr- Miivackes
Wis. Niy
Tormey
Frank G. Zigelow
Biv
A. E Teppert
Biselow Ficure
Steamers and Markets Report Narrow Ship List
A fragmentary note from San Fra merchants exchange mentions a steamer ashore and a collier shifted. Unclear details indicate prevailing fees and unsettled freight charges affecting trade margins and ship movements.
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Merchants’ Exchange
Trustee Named Amid Settlement Talks
Associate Press reports negotiations for a amicable settlement of the affairs of the Northwestern Silver Works have stalled briefly. C. Sinter offers defense before a court as Wheeler for the heirs seeks a bond set at 2 percent.
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Associate Press
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Siraw
C. Sinter i
Ersisters
Alersay Wheeler
Siwerse
Interlake Regatta Report Shifts to Comedy Pact
A fragmented clipping reports on the Interlake Regatta with garbled text about a pun and a scene labeled Interlaks at a twenty event. The readable parts reference a race event and a playful misprint, with limited concrete details available.
Weather forecast for Wisconsin with warm, showers likely
The report notes a warm spell with showers and a warmer trend in western portions for Wednesday. Variable winds shift to the south as fair conditions continue, with barometer rising steadily indicating improving weather and temperatures showing a warm afternoon followed by a cooler morning.
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Soldiers Good Shots In Western Golf Trial
Associated Press reports Chicago marksmen and Western Golf met in Fort M States contest with top shooters from the army aiming for honors. The event showcases dangerous play and high scoring as players prepare for match rounds. Thirty-two golfers qualified for the first round of match play.
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Sion Oat
I Ceant Clark
Thomas
Chandler Egan
Navy Secretary Promises No Whitewash in Bennington Disaster
In Washington on July 25 Associated Press reports Secretary of the Navy Bonaparte vowed there would be no whitewash after the Bennington disaster and that no one in service would be spared blame as the investigation proceeds.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Bonaparte
Bennington
MATGHELLES SENTENCED IN U S S A R A CASE
A United States senator was sentenced for a conviction, ordered to pay $1,609 and serve six months in penal servitude. The Supreme Court will defer execution of the sentence and place the defendant under bail pending further action.
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Saaror Ailtch
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Milwaukee district engineer visits Oshkosh on Fox River tour
Capt. W. V. Judson Civil Engineer of the Milwaukee district and T. M. Mann assistant engineer returned from a Fox River inspection spanning several days. Judson praised projected Fox River improvements and was welcomed at the Oshkosh Yacht Club before continuing to Grant Rivering and camps. He recalled service in Manchuria and noted the high regard for his work in the county.
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United States
Fox River
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W. V. Juvison
Milwaukee District
J. G. Warren
Cincinnan
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Stony Beach Election Names Officers and Committees
The annual Stony Beach election names Mayer W. J. Campbell as secretary and treasurer J Y Hull as fire chief FE Gilbert Jackson as chaplain Charles Echriver and John West as Beachers. Monday evening’s meeting set to appoint committees on improvement and entertainment in the coming days.
Clevelandes at Millbrook funeral in Poughkeepsie
Former President Grover Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland arrived at Millbrook on July 5 to attend the funeral of Daniel Lamont Do man.
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Associated Press
Poughkeepsie, N
Grover Cleveland
Bankhead Mine Disaster Claims Three Lives
An explosion at the Bankhead Mine near Want, N. Wales, traps and tears apart miners. Three men are killed, including Thomas of Wales, with several others injured. cause of the blast is unknown at this time.
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Wales
Everal
Board of Review Faces Busy Week for Property Assessments
The board of review heard several pleas for reductions as property values appeared high. Edward Service asked for a revaluation of his Afcs property in the fourth ward while Louis Derieder and John Rosenkranz sought decreases on personal and multiple lots respectively.
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Shirgin
Louis Derieder
John Rosenkranz
Elm Street
Ees
President quiet day amid arrival routes and receptions
The article notes a restrained presidential day with limited official activity in Washington. Secretary of State stays away from the capital as arrangements for formal receptions proceed, while Navy officials prepare the Mayflower and related ships for upcoming peace talks events and entertainment duties.
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Gars
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Hig Mison
Reet
Washinsion
Department of State
Jabaness
Asserson Arraigned in Milwaukee Pistol Duel Case
Charles Asserson was held to trial at the October term after a preliminary examination before Judge Neelen. He was charged with shooting Ethel Goetz at her home on July 3 and was held without bail.
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Ethel Goetz
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Charles Asserson
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Asterson
Duchess of Grafmant Dies. Rothschild Kin Noted
Paris dispatch reports the Duchess of Grafmant, a member of the Rothschild family, has died. The obituary notes her noble lineage and association with the prominent banking family. Further details were not immediately released.
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