Prison Break at Fat Boo Prison Causes Wide Search
Twenty convicts escaped Fat Boo Prison in Placerville California early this morning after seizing the prison armory and taking guards. Warden Wilkinson grandson Harry Wilkinson and Captain Murphy were captured and later released, two guards were killed, and a large search by sheriff’s deputies, county constabulary, and National Guard.Company H of Placerville stands ready at the armory under Captain A S Wisier awaiting orders.
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Tbs
Cub
Eldoragg County
Clarksville
Wilkinson
Murphy
National Guard
Placerville
A. S.wisier
Belfast Welcome and Labor Debate in Commons
Edward at Belfast reflects public enthusiasm for the royal visit to the capital of Aster amid decorated streets and throngs. The article notes religious sermons attempting to allay anti Jewish sentiment and mentions Chamberlain opposing Asiatic labor until public opinion shifts. It also covers Vremya cartoon ridiculing Uncle Sam and William sending a telegram to Ballin praising Dover as a port of call for Hamburg American Steamship Company.
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Belfast
Jul
King E
Aster
Treland
Astatic
London
House of Commons
Joan Will
Chamberlain
South
South Africa
Sam
St. Petersburg
Sovee Vremya
ISER
Bertin
Empror Wiliam
Ballin
Hamburg American Steamship Company
Dover
Ens
Milwaukee and area enter state colt tournament entries
Special to The Evening Wisconsin lists 46 entries for the state colt tournament to start next Thursday. Milwaukee Country Club includes Hemitten Voge and many others. Kenosha, Madison, Oshkosh, and Green Lake clubs are represented with players such as G A Yule and P Hi Sawyer. The event pays at a weekly rate.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Daly
Wisconsin
Ratine
Burke
Roser Filaiders
W. E. Fish
F_ tephen Bull
LL. BE. Hall
Pw. S. Fish
Buchanan
Francis Hinds
H. S. Blake
J. T. Blake
F. JL. Mitchel
RT. Ropinson
Oshall
A. Guitbert
JL G
P. Hi. Sawyer
UU. Chase
Toscumbia Gul Club
Green Lake
M. A. le Moss
J. &. de Joss
Prient Tire and
Aris
Federation in Charge as Strike Broadens Across Chicago
A Chicago federation has taken control of a strike against Kennebec company aided by local unions, planning sustained action with a $100 monthly contribution for nine months. Two new strikes emerge at the plant over rejected wage scales as workers press for higher pay. Molders in Youngstown and nearby towns walk out seeking increased scale in a separate dispute.
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Ev AR Sct Pte
ChMicago- HL
Iuie 2
Ater Donne
Ine
Conrte
Hkejlngg
Sinchboamt and Supply
Chicago Federation of Wider
Kenoes Company
Aid Yoteyote Aseete
Malittain
Stragaic
Conia
Tmitshare
Alytia
Qari
A. S Wien
Hoistiax Engineers
Molders
Youngtown
Non- Grea and Aity Union
Niles and
Girard
Eirtke
Unt
F. J. Kimball Dead Notice
Fragments report the death of F J Kimball amid wartime company ties. Survived by descendants. residence given as New Rochelle.
Trial resumes in stone cutters union treasurer case
The trial of Law Sed treasurer of the stone cutters union reopened in General Sessions before Judge Newburger. Defense lawyers from Brooklyn, Lawrence Murphy's wife Theresa and Colonel Baird testified on payments and endorsements linked to a large check. Prosecutors questioned deposits and the union’s payroll conditions amid disputes over sums and possible work resumes.
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Associated Press
Stone Cutters’ Union
Newburger
Court of General Sessions
Lawrence Murphy
Colonel Baird
Brooklyn
Star Cullery Union
Robert DB. Stafford
Twelfth Ward
Murphy
Stone Cutters Union
Baird
Newber
Theresa Murphy
Blackcourt
Ammonia Gas Kills in Brewery Plant Accident
Ammonia fumes from a broken pump head at the Jacob Ryan Brewing Co plant on Alexander Avenue caused a deadly and injuring incident. At least two dead, several injured, including Patrolman Da Goss who perished later. Rescue attempts by workers and police led to further exposure and complications. Authorities report engineers Otto Smith and John Vincesa among the dead with others injured.
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New York
Jacob Ryan Brewing Company
Alexander Avenue
da Goss
Otto Smith
John Vincesa
Juaré
Oelock Smith
Wipcesnsky
Wassistant
Charlie Katz
London
Glasgow
Isle At
Man
Sta
Drow NeAttle, Wash, Jr
Valdez
Excelsior
Midnicht
Rechte
Henry
Fant
Nazina
Burt Ford
Capper
Chitnao
J. Perry
Mrests
Barry
Russell
Mazion
Formation plans for National Coal and Coke Company
Arrangements completed for formation of the National Coal and Coke Company with 35 million capital and bonds to replace Frick Coke in the general coking business. About 2 million in underwritten funds. remainder expected to be cleared this week. Vast coal beds across Wil acres to be developed. 909 ovens to be built in the Connellsville region.
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Associated Fries Phisburg
National Coal and Core Company
Frick Coke Com
Hlondike
Connellsville
Jean Ty Ge
Wasiely
Show Seized in Janesville Partnership Claim
The Theniella Forspaneeh Fish Wilt Weert show was seized by George B. Applebs on Saturday afternoon in partnership claims totaling 23.28. The writ of attachment was served by Benrge Fr Fish and Luella Fish. The show will be sold on upcoming dates after cancellation. The show claims a lien to appear before Thursday.
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Janesville
Wis
Theniella
The Paynes' Plans Visit Milwaukee in September
Special to The Nowheestern reports that Postmaster General Henry C. Payne and Mrs. Payne plan to visit Milwaukee in September as noted by the Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
the Journal
Henry Co. Payne
New York Stock Exchange Suspends Hooley Firm
The July 27 report notes the suspension of Hooley & Co on the New York stock exchange, with Evansville and Terre Haute securities affected. It details market irregularities at opening, then a partial recovery as relief purchases emerged, and cites broader concerns over over-capitalization and bank reserves amid Wall Street volatility.
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Associated Orceyy
New York
Amumbers
Boston
New York Stock Exchange
Hooley & Co
Evansville
Terre
Evans Vibe Sad Ferre Haure Railway Company
Stock Exchange
Toda
Te Exchange
Edwin B
Central
Brook
Vane
Canada Pacific
Stich
Deraiana
Twoney
Wall Street
Phrip
Peart
Talbot J. Tassor & Co
Willer Bage at Work Bookbinders Remain Amid Union Tensions
In Washington the bookbinders union dispute continues as Miller resumes his work in the government pricing office. Public Printer Palmer and Union President Barrett deny radical action, while talks with the International Brotherhood proceed and a possible direct appeal to the president looms. The Panama situation reports soldiers arresting officials and guarding American property as the governor flees, with Navy options discussed. The Kearsarge voyage yields 13.19 knots average speed with coal and weather factors noted.
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Uy Associated Preas
Washington, D.C
Tiller
Miller
Dougherty
International Brotherheed of Bookbinders
Forst
Tatum
Brotherhood
Ness
Palmer
Harrett
Locil Bookbinders’ Union
Barrett
Governors House
Gudger
Loomis
Pacific
Pacific Squadron
Rencroft
Panther
Gulf
Calon
Ama
Navy Department
Tadey
Hemphill
Higheship Kearsarge
Atlantic
Mide
Mhkearsarge
Henryhills
Bar Harlor
Kersarge
Ning
Bribery Convictions Hit St Louis Delegates in Suburban Rail Case
Jefferson City judge Hazell sentences five former members of the Missouri House of Delegates after a grand jury probe into bribery and perjury tied to a suburban street railway deal. Sentences range from two to six years with fines totaling ten thousand dollars.
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St. Louis
Tulge Tyan
Timbers
Hous
Edward Albright
Jerrs J. Haz
Decker
Emil Hartmann
Douglas Tn
Delerute Faulkner
Alison City
Smith
Uharge
Lavin
Yacht Club Adopts New Members and Dues Plan
The Yacht Club met at a state hotel to elect new members and set payment of initiation and annual dues. Delinquent members face removal by August, with potential reentry if they settle accounts. The house and clubhouse committees, chaired by Frank H. Libh and William J. Hey, were discussed amid a large workload. A long list of officers and committee members from Milwaukee Chicago and other areas was announced.
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Fithearn
Ind
Wiliam J. Hey
E. M. Dravid
Cameron
Jol
Col
H. J
Howse
Frank Hi. Libh
Ile
Ike
H. Storgan
George Emmittee
Chainpan
Dawo
Dalton
Geo Adil I
Carry
Eo Ramer le
Cary
Alf. Prevost
J. Cc. Noyes
George W
James Irvine
Milwaukee
F. F. Veror Fond Ds Lac L
Rittaud
Chicago
Bruce Whitney
Mieauke
E Cook
Mk. T. P
Foe
John EB
Reverend E H Smith At Home After Camp Visit
Reverend E H Smith reports on a military camp visit describing funeral service plans for Joseph Stachentaus and the arrival details of the regiment. The camp scenes note tired but cheerful soldiers, orderly grounds, a large visiting group, and the band leading the ceremony preparations. Chaplain Soumi will return to Camp Toovelas in the near future.
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EL Ho Smith
Bern
Rome
Joseph Stachentaus
Camp Two
Hougi
Sinkith
Thas
Aa Weil
Aa Weil ; Apr Wit Her of Visitors. the Wee Led By the Band and the Gine Uo
The
Lemons
Souwi
Camp
Toovelas
A. Coe. Ia
Reliance Triumphs In First Official Trial Race
The Reliance wins the first official trial race to determine the defender of the America's Cup. It covers sixteen miles to the west and back, beating Constitution by about four minutes and fourteen seconds while Columbia finishes behind Constitution in a tight result.
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Revance
Losward
Colmbia
Seochda Conantatin
Columbia
Reliance
Bet Colamadia
Constitution
Mystery Solved In Milwaukee Police Nab Suspect In Sneak Thief Spree
Chief Dowling learns Milwaukee police captured a man with goods tied to Oshkosh homes. The arrest links to a series of sneak robberies targeting summer homes and valuables like jewelry, watches, silk dress, and clothing. Henry Trumbull and Annie Badgerow were identified as suspects after detectives traced stolen items to Oshkosh homes.
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Dowling
Milwaukee
Telmphone
Cllent
Ashkesh
Indag
Conde
George Dagsett
Fluor
W. I. Campbell von
Willer
Orehlkesh
Orhkesh
Henry Trumbull
Annie Badgerow
Fogerunner
Fourth
Sycamores
Surprise Visit at Mrs Chatterton's Home
A pleasant surprise was tendered Mrs. Marty Grose and Mrs. Ada Chatterton at the home of Mrs. Chatterton, 472 West Algoma, on Saturday evening in Lon riil. The gathering, hosted by friends, marked a cheerful social occasion.
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Marty Grose
Ada Chatterton
Birthday celebration notes and guests at Mrs. Durler party
Friends and neighbors gathered for a birthday party honoring several residents. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Masin, Mr. and Mrs. Dunham, Mr. and Mrs. Tombs, Mr. and Mrs. Iversen, Mr. and Mrs. Pablo, and others. Mr. Tombs and Mrs. Durler performed violin and piano selections as guests enjoyed ice cream and wafers after the event.
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Mr. Rice
Masin
Mra. Dunham
Tombs
Iversen
Pablo
Hiyepek
Darter
Air. Wilmerds
Frank Gruse
Mr. Fundall
Robert Chatterton
Mr. Tombs
Mrs. Durler Rende Beles Dons
Durbier Ming
Green Bay Letter Urges Oshkosh Trade Excursion Crowds
A letter from Green Bay business leaders urges a large turnout for the Oshkosh board of trade midsummer excursion. They invite ladies and anticipate about three hundred attendees, with the special train leaving Chicago and Northwestern’s Washington street station at 7:30 AM on Thursday, July 20.
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Oshkosh Board of Trade
William BB. Sickeney
Eustusss Met
Association
Green Bay
Washington Street
Chicago & Northwestern Railroad
Secreary
Stickney
Wisiiz
Fox Hiver
Fox River Valley
Fond du Lac
Committees Appointed for Semi-Centennial Celebration
The common council formed a special committee to plan the semi centennial event and named subcommittees. Members include Alderman Simpson as chair of the Finance committee and other appointees such as Alderman Pinkerton Aviation, Alderman Williams Transportation, Alderman Fisher Aviation, and numerous entertainment, river and design roles with various aldermen named.
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Abersrr
TF Aciene
Binano—Alierman
Eher Simpson
Atdistman John Handerah
J. Fusarton
Hut
Mot Hattie
LC Pinkerton
Elmar le Taviation
G2 FL Williams
James Kenny
Alterman SM
CG. Mertz
J. «. Voss
Iderman
Fiagene
Ald- Algerman A. Lich
Geeumann
Disewn Jn
Riverkner
Aleman T
R. Morgan
Alderman
FL Crary Ir
E.W. Cole
Ww. W. Kita
Blow
Davsign
RL Bans
Community Socials and Taxpayers Meet In Local Notices
The Daly Northwetern reports on Cecilia of Tri Episcopal church hosting the church choir on Saturday with 7 to Calume attendees. Miss Verna Laven entertained two thimble parties for Miss Grace Jones of Portland, Maine. The board of review convened to hear this year’s tax complaints. five taxpayers appeared, including J. BE Kennedy, J. DB Tere maat, and Prof. RB Mack Dresden.
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Dunham
Nags Head Hotel Destroyed In Fire Tragedy
A Norfolk, Virginia report notes the Nags Head hotel, a North Carolina ocean resort, was totally destroyed by fire yesterday. Hotel guests numbered 149 and all were saved except Mrs. John Lowe of Norfolk, wife of the proprietor, who died afterward from heart trouble caused by the ordeal. The blaze left most guests destitute and many with only the clothes on their backs.
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Associated Press
Norfolk, Va
Joly
North Carolina Ocean
John 2 Lowe
Norfolk
Lowe
Patrick Casey Dead Pioneer of She Jueet Fied at Home
Patrick Cave a pioneer of the area died at home after an illness, aged fifty nine. Survived by a wife and children Patrick Casey Jr, James Carey of Racine, and Mrs. H L Grin of Madison. Funeral Tuesday at nine from St Peter’s church. The record notes a brother Officer Casey.
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Patrick Cave
Watt
Casey
St. Petera Church
Weather Chronicle Hints Warmer Weather This Week
A garbled weather note mentions warmer conditions and indicators of a warming trend. Despite many unreadable fragments, the item references higher temperatures, potential winds, and forecasted warmth into the week, with an emphasis on local impacts and reliability of a thunderstorm-free period.
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New Rochelle
Trelabor Boodle Bureau
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Siti Dellors
Assit Terre Suis
Brehing & Ton
Brock- Ailing
BIG Coal Corporation
Paynes
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Des Moines
Fort Dodge
Rock
Foniner & Co
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Praga
Louis Monsop
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Jefferson
Joely
Hazell
Moy
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Kenosha Golf Cloud
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