Democratic Aspirants in-field for governor and Congress
Special to The Northwestern reports Democratic aspirants filing for state offices and most congressional districts. Nominations from primaries are nearly complete with committees indicating legislative candidates in nearly every senatorial and Assembly district. several state offices remain undecided as nomination papers near the filing deadline.
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Feudists face arrest as deputies close in on mountaineers
Assoc Press reports Brinkley Kentucky where Judge Gardener aims to seize Hall and Martin kin amid a feud. Sheriff Hays and Hinchman surround Beaver Creek home. Hill leads the Hall faction while Weatt Martin hid in mountains with fifty armed men. Expect armed resistance as arrests loom.
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Battleship Dreadnaught Compared With US Ships
Washington July 25 Navy officers weigh the London published white book on the English battleship Dreadnaught. They point out the American Michigan and South Carolina equal its broadside fire in many respects and note differences in gun arrangement, speed, and target surface. Overall opinion: little difference in battle effectiveness between the Dreadnaught and the two American ships.
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International rail standard urged at mining engineers meeting
London July meeting of the American Institute of Mining Engineers presided by Robert W. Hunt of Chicago discussed metallurgy progress in the U S. A. Ladd Colby of New York presented a paper comparing American and European rail specifications and urged an international standard for rail quality amid cross‑ Atlantic trade.
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London
American ‘Institute of Mining Engineers
Robert W. Hunt
Chicago
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British Iron and Steel Institute
Hunt
America
Fire Rips Indiana Town Destroys Business District
Kirklin Ind July 25 Associated Press reports a severe fire today nearly destroyed the town's business section. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars with property damage and possible hear tragic consequences.
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Kirklin
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Busineas
Discontent in Persia prompts calls for reform and exile of vizier
Reports from Tehran note growing unrest as crowds demand the dismissal of the grand vizier and a return of the mullahs. A movement seeks codification of laws while mullahs who left the great mosque gather at a pilgrimage site. Over 5,000 Shia refugees seek protection under the British legation.
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Municipal Traction tears up Cleveland streets in streetcar battle
In Cleveland on July 25 the Municipal Traction Company began tearing up tracks on Fulton Street in a clash with the Cleveland Electric Railway. Mayor Johnson and Police Chief Koehler oversaw the action, which followed a council demand to remove tracks to the east side. A court injunction later restrained further interference.
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Hartje divorce case adjourned as handwriting expert testifies
Pittsburg July 25 Associated Press report says Silas P Can adv says the Washington degree was on the stand when the Hartje divorce case adjourned last night and resumed today. The handwriting expert testified the Helen Letters were written by the same hand. An attempt to have him opine on a postal card allegedly written by Tom Madine was objected to and postponed until the divorce case ends. The conspiracy hearing against Augustus Harte John L Were Catford Hope was postponed to this afternoon before Alderman King.
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Washington
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Helen Scott
Tom Madine
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Funeral of Russell Sage Held At Far Rockaway
Associated Press reports the funeral service for financier Russell Sage at his New York residence and later interment in Troy. Intimate friends attended as prayers were read by Rev. Andrew Hageman. Wreaths from Sage’s office and from Helen Gould and George Gould adorned the coffin. The body was later moved to Oakwood Cemetery beside his first wife Rou.
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Little Girl Killed in Wisconsin Quarrel
Milwaukee dispatch reports seven year old Linda Harmon was struck in the forehead by a bullet from a revolver in the Follett house near Fairchild Wisconsin. Follett Emily Carbon and Freida Harmon were arrested after a quarrel preceding the shooting. An inquest is scheduled for Fairchild this afternoon.
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A. Journal
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Emiy Carbon
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Officer in pistol duel kills Holmes in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati on July 25, an associate press report states Holmes a West Union merchant engaged in a pistol duel with Police Officer J. Rosafter after singing the hymn Why Will Ye Die. Holmes was killed and believed to have become insane after leaving a hotel where he had been singing and planning. The officer attempted to quiet him before the shooting.
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West Union
Russell Sage A Wealth Magnate of His Era and His Vast Loans
The article portrays Russell Sage as a dominant financier in the previous generation, describing him as the era’s largest personal lender and a key stockholder in major properties. It notes reported loan totals of 26 to 30 million dollars, with estimates of wealth ranging from 75 to 100 million. He is likened to the Sampson of Wall Street and linked to deep influence in financial circles.
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St Paul Welcomes Singers With Northland Festival Begin
St Paul Minnesota prepares to host the Northwestern Singers Festival starting tomorrow evening in the new municipal auditorium. Musicians from across the country will participate as the 70 piece festival orchestra from Thomas Orchestra gathers in Chicago and other cities for rehearsals. A final rehearsal with the chorus is planned tonight.
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Thomas Orchestea
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Decision Expected Tomorrow on Ice Trust Case in Wisconsin
Madison July 25 The Northwestern reports Attorney General Sturdevant will release an important decision tomorrow on an ice combination in La Crosse. It is understood the ruling finds the combination violated law and imposes a new penalty of three District. Boss hard of La Crosse alleges three dealers control most of the ice trade and act as a legal combination.
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Thaw Case Troubled by New York Woman Anna Crane
Miss Anna Crane, a fifty year old resident of Paris, says in an interview that Stanford White induced her to go to Paris in 1964 to straighten out issues involving the Thaw case and Miss Nesbit. Crane describes Thaw as a lunatic, recounts abuse toward Nesbit, and notes Nesbit planned to sue for breach of promise after returning to New York.
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Paris
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Building and Loan Growth At 1906 Convention In Cincinnati
The fourteenth annual meeting of the United States League of Local Building and Loan Associations opened in Cincinnati with delegates from across the country. Reports show total assets at 629,344,287, a year’s gain of 29,000,000, and membership at 1,642,127 across 5,264 associations. Ohio posted the largest asset gain, while Pennsylvania and New Jersey also saw substantial increases. Pennsylvania has 1,257 associations and Ohio 674.
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Pulajianes Routed by American Infantry Detachment
An American column engaged Pulajianes inland of Leyte, routing the group after a clash with native constabulary units. Casualties and details are unclear due to fragmented reporting. sources note Pulajianes totaling around 300 with guns and bolos, with American forces suffering some losses.
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Buffalo mills threaten August strike over eight hour day
Papermakers at 33 International Paper plants in the United States and Canada announce a potential strike on August 6 unless hourly work is limited to eight hours without wage reductions. The company has been preparing for a confrontation as labor action looms against the eight hour target.
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The Castellane Suits Hearing Dates Set
In Paris the court fixed October 17 or 24 for Countess de Castellane versus Count Boni for divorce. Creditor suit against the count and potential cômplications were scheduled for the same dates if the divorce action is not ready.
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Count Boni
Woman in Auto Adventure Averted on Wisconsin Rail Line
Daily News special from Full Claire reports Northwestern passenger train No 4 stopped by emergency brakes at a crossing near Milwaukee. Hon Ingram in white automobile narrowly cleared the pilot as Mrs Ingram and others, including Ruth Wayes and Mrs Frizzell, rode toward Madison for a capitol commission meeting. Engineer Wood praised for quick action.
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Mrs Beals Expires in Algoma Farm Town
Mrs. Orlando Denis wife of a well known Algoma farmer died this afternoon at 12 30 at the residence funeral announcement to be made later Her remains will be taken Friday morning to Clintonville for burial. The late Mrs Mary A Hinds funeral held Tuesday at 2 30 from 347 Ninth Street interment at Riverside Memorials by Lavina Ketloge Josslyn and others sang at the Tauber funeral the little son Lawrence Tauber was buried at Riverside cemetery officiated by Rev Adolph Wibbert from St Vincent church
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Autoists in a Race Provokes Merritt Street Residents
Merritt street residents again protest frequent exhibitions of alleged excessive speed by motorists. A Tuesday evening incident had two light touring cars racing from the Chicago & Northwestern railroad crossing on Broad street to Jefferson avenue at roughly thirty to thirty five miles per hour. The speed and dust endanger horses and pedestrians on the busy thoroughfare, prompting threats to notify authorities if nuisance continues.
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Trinity Excursion At Calumet Harbor By Steamer Evelyn
A large Trinity Episcopal church gathering with Sunday school and choir members took the steamer Evelyn from Main Street deck at 1:09 PM for the Indies of St. Cecilia guild annual excursion to Calumet harbor. Provisions were ample and good time was reported, with a return planned for the evening.
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Married at St. Peter's in Yankton ceremony
Rai Flward Flagerall of Yankton South Dakota and Miss Margaret Hannon of this city united in marriage at St. Peter's church at eight this morning. Rev. R. H. McDonald performed the ceremony with Rev. H. Clifford assisting, who is away for a short time. The ceremony was witnessed by a few friends. The couple plan to reside in Yankton.
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The Longworths Return for Ring of the Nibelung
Congressman Nicholas Longworth and Mrs Longworth plan four days in Bayreuth after a car trip to Carlsbad and Mortenbad to attend a performance run of The Ring of the Nibelung with Associated Press report from Bayreuth dated July 25.
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Madisonan names GOP bid for Congress after Adams
Madison July 26 A Stasis attorney and former assembly member M Duds announced his candidacy for Congress on the Republican ticket to succeed the late H C Adams. John M Pacarten Madison is wr Dudgeon s opposition is unclear due to garbled text.
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An Era of Repression and Violence Across Russia
Moscow reports a general strike planned for July 28 as workmen’s councils push for action amid martial law. Troop reinforcements guard rail hubs and city centers while protests and arrests unfold. a separate Warsaw dispatch notes a stabbing of Colonel Salama and rising tensions across the empire.
Bullets Hit Pedestrians In New York Street Attack
Reported in New York on a July day, Salvatore Deve, 25, fired multiple shots at pedestrians on West 100th Street. Four shots struck one target. a second person escaped injury. Police pursue suspect as three pedestrians suffer non-fatal wounds.
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