War Clouds Over Europe Threaten War and Markets
European fears rise as Servia faces Austria's ultimatum amid rumors of abdication and Russian moves. London stocks tumble with Austro-Servian tensions. officials warn a general war may follow if Russia backs Serbia.
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Warburg May Withdraw From Federal Reserve Board Nomination
Democratic senators close to the administration predicted Paul M. Warburg of New York would follow Thomas J. Watson’s Chicago example and ask President Wilson to withdraw his nomination. Warburg reportedly felt unable to appear before the banking committee due to the circumstances.
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Home Rule Struggle Follows Ulster Conference
London July 25. After the conference failure UK politicians focus on next moves in the home rule dispute. Premier Asquith and cabinet stayed in town as Irish National party meets Monday to decide stance on the amending home rule bill. The bill faces Tuesday House of Commons debate and Ulster Unionists prep for potential dissolution.
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Servia Seeks Friendly Ties as Mobilization Begins
Vienna reports Servia will respond to Austria Hungary demands to suppress disturbances and aims for neighborly relations. Belgrade notes mobilization orders at 3 pm as Servia leaves capital with king and court. Austrian forces move toward Dalmatia and Ragusa bay, with ships at Cattaro, signaling possible Mount Lovchen seizure if war erupts.
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Progressives Clash Over Hinman Endorsement in New York
Col Theodore urged a straight Progressive ticket and backed former state Senator Starvey TP Hinman for governor. George W Bird led the meeting as Warry M Todd warned of riots if Hinman is pushed. Progressives insist on Roosevelt or Bainbridge Colby and reject Hinman, vowing to oppose him in primaries if backed by the colonel.
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State money to Milwaukee for roads payment
Madison Wisconsin July 25 State Treasurer Henry Johnson sent 100000 to Milwaukee city treasurer as part of the city's payment for the construction of good roads. Some profits are not without dis honor.
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Oshkosh Haven of Refuge From Heat Discomfort
Two park attractions at Menominee park draw crowds during heat waves. The children's playground near the park house and the beach at the new bathing pavilion show how the park offers cooling trees and recreation. Huge crowds swim daily in Lake Winnebago, bathing house near capacity, with the merry go round in high demand as the park thrives this summer.
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War in Wisconsin Clans Get the Call
Milwaukee July 23 open war declared between Robert M. La Follette and Governor Francis McGovern over Wisconsin taxes. La Follette brands McGovern anti La Follette in La Follette's weekly editorial. McGovern acknowledges the breach and plans a formal reply.
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Wisconsin Faces Open Battle in La Follette Split
The Wisconsin political scene moves toward an open fight as Governor McGovern faces La Follette factions. McGovern has organized his own group while La Follette's machine weakens, signaling a bitter campaign year with high stakes and possible shifts in party loyalties.
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Village Fire Destroys Sixty Five Buildings In Jasonville
In Jasonville Indiana a massive blaze yesterday leveled eighty city blocks, destroying sixty five homes and businesses. A movie theater collapse killed John Hughes a laborer. Losses are estimated at about 300000 with reconstruction starting today as the town resumes after total darkness.
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American TQ Adjust San Domingo Affairs
The state department appoints Chartens M. Johnson of Indianapolis as a financial expert to untangle Dominican affairs. The navy orders gunboat Marittta to San Pedro de Macoris as disorders at an American sugar plantation rise. Minister Sullivan to return to post and confer with President Wilson on policy. Johnson will act independently of the American customs collector to manage Dominican finances. Meanwhile federal forces claim the Cape Haitian district is freed after a last stand at Quartier Morin.
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Khedive of Egypt in peril amid attempted shooting
Constantinople July 28 A khedive of Egypt was leaving the grand vizierate this afternoon when an Egyptian attempted to shoot him. The assailant was promptly shot down by a member of the Khedive's suite. The event prompted swift action as security responders contained the scene.
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City engineer killed by fall from water tower
Paris July 26. E W W Voris city engineer of Chrisman Illinois was instantly killed when he fell from the top of the city water tower 148 feet above the ground.
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Chrisman, Til
Illinois Official Resigns From Public Utilities Panel
Charles N. Huebner of Chicago resigned today as secretary of the Illinois public utilities commission in Springfield on July 25, ending his tenure with the state body and prompting a placeholder for successor arrangements.
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Madison and Wisconsin news items mixed with society notes
A compact column of society items and regional notes outlines private political meetings, theater news, church announcements, editorial content on state taxes, and updates on the Wisconsin Guard departure. It references Fraternal Reserve conventions, markets, and various local affairs in brief notices.
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Consul for Belgium Dies in Chicago Leader Nenrotin
Charles Nenrotin, first president of the Chicago stock exchange at its 1882 founding, resident consul for Belgium and consul-general for Turkey, died suddenly at his Chicago home. He was born in 1843 in Belgium and was on the exchange floor yesterday.
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General Huerta Plans Escape To Europe From Kingston
Kingston Jamaica July 25 General Huerta resting at his hotel since arrival from Puerto Mexico He says once his family joins him he will sail to Europe to follow events in Mexico and he expresses interest in meeting local military authorities
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Railway mediation fails as board seeks arbitration basis
The federal board of mediation and conciliation ends mediation sessions with ninety eight western railroads and their enginemen unresolved. It seeks a working basis for arbitration after days of talks with both sides and the managers committee. Rumors of a possible Tuesday strike circulate amid crisis talks.
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Postoffices Seek Patmont Mystery in Milwaukee
Milwaukee officials seek clues to the disappearance of Patmont, a man described as traveling with friends from Ti Luke, Wisconsin, en route to Detroit. A German letter postmarked July 22, written to his father, is being analyzed to locate where Patmont might be. Investigators plan to warn railroad and station staff and expect Patmont to appear where known.
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National Cash Register Co Found Guilty in Michigan
The Michigan Supreme Court ruled the National Cash Register company of Dayton Ohio violated the state antitrust law by engaging in excessive competition that harmed rivals. A $10,000 fine was imposed and the company barred from Michigan operations until paid. The case involved Henry J. James representing American Cash Register Co. The ruling centers on alleged unlawful restraint of trade.
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Hunger Striker Eats On Yet Daring Demand For Square Meal
Becky Edelson, IWW militant, faced possible forcible feeding after a brief hunger strike at the workhouse. Worth cure physicians found her healthy but refused to force feeding, noting she seeks release to eat on her own terms. Edelson likened her struggle to that of Berkman and Tucker.
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Probing Swindle Charges At Western Federation Convention
Denver July 25 Investigators probed claims that a one million dollar fund meant to support striking Michigan minors was diverted to favored leaders. The controversy has circulated nationwide, especially in Butte, with discussions beginning at the Western Federation of Miners convention.
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Wisconsin Weather Outlook for Sunday Brightens
A weather summary notes fair and warmer conditions for Wisconsin Sunday with partly higher temperatures in the southern portion. Local observations indicate modest temperature increases after sunset, with overall fair skies and gentle breezes. The fragment mentions July 25 and a July forecast window, but the readable text is incomplete.
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Duel Challenge Shocks French Trial Audience
In the Madame Caillaux murder trial readings of intimate letters trigger a court disruption as Judge Albanel challenges a colleague to a duel. Madame Caillaux collapses, later revived, while doctors treat her for a near-fainting spell amid the high drama and political tension surrounding the case.
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