Badgers in line for tariff bill passage
Washington July 1 Wisconsin lawmakers press to approve the conference tariff report with President Taft's backing. Davidson and others defend downward revisions while opposition narrows to a few Republicans. Senate voices doubt, but caucus hints at possible passage amid protests over print paper and free hides.
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Washington, D. C
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Payne B5ome
Aleg Beert
White House
Taft
Nelson
Lenroot
Carey
Davidson
Morse
Kuestermann
Beck
Canper
Kupp
Stefford
Representative Cooper
Stafford
Fr. C. Stevens
Associated Press
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Asselute
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Baey
Vanley
Amence
Tobacen
Payne
Mondell
Wyoming
Rondell
Kendell
Dalzell
Pannsynik
Committee On Rules
Daizel
Missouri
Dalzel
Walt Phe
Oshkosh Chamber Organizes Zoosters Club Subcommittees
Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce forms the Zoosters Club with five subcommittees of three members each to boost membership from about 200 to 300. Led by chairman C W George Everhart the “posters’ club” aims to reach the 300 target, planning territorial assignments and subcommittee work to recruit twenty members each.
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Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
Zoosters Club
Chamber of Commerce
A. R. Boardman
C. W. George Everhart
Teverhart
Xentlemen
Thug
Tariff Bill Debate and Rule Adoption Report
The discussion centers on a tariff bill amid divisions over duty reductions. Speakers clarify positions on leather goods, boots, and harness while urging congressional action. The rule passes almost unanimously as Payne praises the conference outcome and its balance of party pledges, industry impact, and labor fairness.
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Senate
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Alabama
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Republican Party
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Taft
Chinese Vice Consul Shot in New York Office
Luk Wing Chinese vice consul in New York was shot and seriously wounded at his office in 18 Broadway. The assailant, Japanese native Matauda Yung of 1251 Buttonwood Street Philadelphia, was arrested after claiming self defense. Yung said he worked at Galen Hall Atlantic City and entered to protest persecution. The victim was taken to St Gregory's hospital.
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New York
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Broadway
St. Gregory’s Hospital
Matauda
Yung
Buttonwood Street
Philadelphia
Luk
Galen Hall
Atlantic City
Tse
Consula
Miles of Warships in Solent Pageant Near Cowes
The final naval pageant of the campaign around Britain’s sea power unfolded this afternoon in the Solent near Cowes England. Great fleets stretched across eighteen miles as warships paraded in a ceremonial display amid triumphant civilian crowds and official spectators signifying Britain’s maritime strength.
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Jewksre
Warehi Pee Ey
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Strike Riots Feared at Marblehead Lime Plants
Special to The Northwestern. Fond du Lac, Wis July 31 The strike at Down Lime plant led to a sympathetic walkout at Nast Brothers quarry and idle rag bull plants at Marblehead. Italian workers plan to mobilize to Waterilton to force Western Lime and Cement to quit. Hamilton crews expect police action. Milwaukee head office ordered payoffs and plant closure at first trouble. Sheriff Seeve and Undersheriff Graham oversee. A big picnic is planned at Nast Greve with large crowds and beer. 48 men joined a parade. Authorities monitor stations. strike leaders hold meetings, while employers plan drastic measures to break the strike, including bringing in 60 strikebreakers from Milwaukee and Chicago. All strikers paid off for the day.
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Quare
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Western Lime and Cament
Hamilton
Milwaukee
Seeve
Graham
Marbiehead
Nast Greve
Stake
Punt
Ospha
Nton Lime Company
Nest Brothers Willl
Eixty
Chicago
Marchiehead
Western Lime & Cement Company
Regro Slays Two Men In Crowded Saloon Killing Two
In Paterson Minnesota July 31 a blind man, angered by a bartender's refusal to serve him, fired two revolvers in a crowded saloon, killing two men and seriously wounding a third. He is under arrest on two murder charges. Also reported is a Memphis Cocaine heat tragedy leaving a woman dead, a girl and boy wounded, and a suicide attempt in the fashionable district.
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Associated Press
Paterson
MN. J
Henry Regewiara
Wiliam I. Sasson
Sasson
Bhore
Britt Defeats Brittish Opponent in Westam Lightweight Bout
American lightweight Jimmy Britt lost in the ninth round to London based featherweight Johnny Summe at Westam today. The non-title match was scheduled for twenty rounds with $300 per side stake.
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Associated Parrs
London
Jay Johnny Summe
Prgnat
Jimmy Britt
Westam
Long Wins at Tennis in Western Championship Match
Associated Press reports from Onwentsia show Melville H. Loum Paddlevoast defeating Taomag G Bundy of California to earn a place against Nat Emerson of Cincinnati in the afternoon for the Western Championship. Loum Paddlevoast won in straight sets 6 3, 6 3, 6 1.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Onwentsia
Melville H. Loum Paddle Voast
Taomag G. Bundy
California
Nat Emerson
Cineinna
Long
Spanish Safe at Melilla Report Amid Battle and Reinforcements
Dispatches from Melilla Morocco report quiet between bombardments as 17 500 troops homeward bound to 23 500 with Perrero brigade to arrive. General Marina asserts readiness to resume offensive amid unclear casualty figures and missing soldiers. General Pintos funeral sparsely attended.
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Ban Fuet
Melilla
Morocco
Marina
Enaetenya
Perrero
Martina
Genel Pintos
Gasoline Explosion Sparks Panic at Downtown Block
A gasoline blast in a four story brick building at Third and Market in St Paul, Minnesota, set the structure afire and sent flames into the air while panicked bystanders fled. Injuries reported but not yet confirmed as responders battled the blaze.
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Agacelated Press
Paul Minn
Market
The
Wheat Prices Soar In Open Market Trading
Wheat jumped to record highs as a sale in the open market showed $1.50 per bushel, later traded down to $1.48. The surging commodity markets reflect broad price spikes across agricultural products, with traders watching for further movement in Chicago and New York exchanges.
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York
Neenah Launch Explodes Off Lake Winnebago
A recreational launch Meteor exploded after gasoline tank ignition near Neenah Wisconsin. Two young men Henry Sanda and John Clausen survived after hours in the water and rescue by nearby boaters. The craft burned completely and loss affected local anglers and partygoers.
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Fox River
Henry Sanda
Anspach
John Clausen
Bietr Cottage
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Clausen
Tie
Myr
Carl Clausen
Wiseanain Avenue
Sanita
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Jia
Clauser
Todd
Lauda
Appleton
Landa
J. T. Jagerson
Spokane
Misa Hegel Jagerson
Me Tetra Gram
Misa Borathy
Scheenanuer
Gxhkosh
Mra F. O
Greene
John Castels
Ernst Paeth
Unclear OCR fragment details flight failure report
Fragmentary text describes a single flight that failed with reference to a sergeant and crew. Details are unreadable, with names and places obscured, preventing clear attribution of event, people, or outcome.
Glidden Tourists Race Opens Endurance events
Kansas City hosts the Glidden tour ending in a 100 mile endurance race with drivers from national groups. Robert Burhan, famed racer, wins the 400 mile leg as a Buick driven by Isreed trails by six miles. Duriman and several others contend, while spectators and clubs prepare closing ceremonies and celebrations.
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Powey Holek
Robert Burhan
Lm Ridge Park
Duriman
Lsreed
Kansas City
Kansas Ciio
Godiher
Ieeen Tower
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Clusiona
Elmridge
Tony Eventa
CL Levendosky
Maxwell
PR Geeta
Moon
Butele
He BP
Snleler
Great Western
Seliradar
Petrel
Dinko
Auturn
Wrights Success Attends Seacount of Cloville Wright
Report from Associated Washington details Wright aircraft progress as General Allen outlines plans for government acceptance and future tests. It notes Katherine Wright and Wilbur Wright contemplating voyages, with activity set to continue next month including site preparations in an open space for the machine and a shed to house experiments.
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Aesoclete Washington
Alen
Enief
Arm
Washington
NaAlty
Quarrel Rumor Tests Neighborhood Ties
A misread quarrel rumor spreads through the neighborhood touching on a barber and a police matter. Neighbors suspect infidelity claims and a tense scene at a local residence, with limited readable names and a focus on the social fallout.
Two killed in a clash near city limits turns violent
A deadly fight left Faroph Advevoe shot dead and another victim identified as Pnariotiv, while Alotren survived with critical injuries. The incident occurred at a remote Gulny area, and authorities are investigating motive and suspects.
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Raely Gulny
Faroph
Pnariotiv
Alotren
Tongi
Osaka Fire Destroys Fifth of City Amid Gale
Osaka July 31 a fierce city fire has consumed one fifth of Osaka as winds roar and drought drains water. Firemen are exhausted and evacuations progress while seven Buddhist temples and many buildings burn. The disaster endangers Imperial Osaka, home to nearly a million residents.
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Cmen
Associated Press
Osaka
Japan
Osaki
Ammiucan Toptel
Savannah
Totel Ybee
Tybee Island
Tybee
Fucsia
Mexico City Recovering After Severe Earthquake
An earthquake struck Vasko yesterday afternoon lasting about fifty seconds. Cathedral and other buildings were damaged, streets filled as residents fled. Water mains broke and fires followed, leaving many homeless and signaling extensive recovery efforts.
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Mexico City
Vasko
Rueriesu
Ceestne
Guerrero
Vera Cruz
Hecatitlan
Agapalon
Uetuy
Oil Law Questioned In Milwaukee Injunction Issued
A state inspection law affecting kerosene and other petroleum products faced a challenge as the Wisconsin insurance and oil authorities issued an injunction. Circuit officials granted the order in response to a petition by the Wadhams Oil Company of Milwaukee. The act, passed by the last legislature, would have taken effect August 5, pending constitutional review.
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Milwauk Wia
Catet
Wadhams Oil Company
Milwaukee
Nominated by Taft for diplomatic posts
Fragmented report lists nominations by President Taft including Willhane as minister to Salvador and Guatemala, with other diplomatic appointments in Mexico and Central America. Names appear scattered in the OCR, details partially obscured.
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