Russian loan sought by government to cover deficits
St Petersburg June 2 The Russ reports Finance Minister Kokovosort oy proposes an intermil loan of 200000000 dollars to fill the deficit budget for 1908 famine relief costs and war stock needs. Approval by the Duma is required and the plan notes a five percent interest rate over four years. The loan would be floated by a bank system with the state savings loan at about 55000000 dollars.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Russ
Kokovosortoy
Cabbiet
Duma
Stageda
M. Kokovosoft
Pugilist Wein Improving After Bout With Young Britt
Sally Wein rib Hochrsater, the pugilist injured in last night’s boxing match with Young Britt in Baltimore, was reported improving at the city hospital. He regained consciousness and doctors expressed optimism for recovery.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Sally Weinrib
Hochrsater
Britt
Talay
Boardman Chosen for Wisconsin National Guard Commission
Madison Wisconsin Feb 2 Adjutant General Boardman of the Wisconsin guard has been named secretary of Warr Taft on a five man commission created under a new federal military law. The body will advise the War Department on measures to boost efficiency of state National Guards.
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Madison
Wis
Jane
CR. Boardman
Wisconsin Guard
Eiary
Taft
Congress
War Department
Osteopathy Ad Mentions Phone and Retired Rate
An old classified style notice lists osteopathy contact numbers 2949 and 1967 with a retirement or rate timing reference and a cryptic line Bent Bloke or Bloce. The fragment hints at practice details but is incomplete.
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Ornce
Res
Bent Bloce
Wisconsin Guard Commission Appointed By State Leader
Boardman on this commission is regarded as a distinct honor to himself and the National Guard of Wisconsin. The commission will meet on June 25. A military party including Adjutant General Boardman Asst Adjutant General John G Snigman Gen Charles N Flussell and Col T H Rawisey of Berlin left for Rich Inn Center to join Assemblyman Levi Fe Bancroft judge advocate of the W N G for several days.
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Boardman
Firmaclf
Natioral Guard
Wisconsin
John G. Snigman
Charles N. Flussell
Pension Division
Adjutant
Henvral
Gol
T.H .Rawisey
Berlin
Richinn Center
Levi Fe Bancroft
Federated Catholic societies meet in Racine Wisconsin
In Racine on June 2 the Federated Catholic societies held a session with 18 organizations represented and about 1000 members in the state. John Trice of Burlington was elected president. Resolutions condemned the pope and chistem while endorsing workers efforts to improve conditions and form trade unions. Delegates affirmed equal standing of their schools with public schools and pledged support.
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Racine
Wis
Federated Catholic Societia
John Trice
Burlington
Good Templars in Session Convene in Washington
In Washington on June 2 the International Order of Good Templars began its triennial session. International Chief Templar Edward Wavrinak, a Swedish parliament member, attends as a key figure. The morning program included credentials committee reports and conferral of the international supreme lodge degree on members.
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Qny Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Good Templar
Edward Wavrinak International
Templar
International Supreme Lodge
Negro must hang in Clarke county court
Urey Associated Dress Clarkesburg West Virginia June 3 Frank Jonnsen a man who killed a married woman after she refused to elope with him barricaded himself in a barn and wounded two posse members during a two day standoff was scheduled to be hanged July 17. This marks the first capital sentence in the county since state formation. The man appears unafraid before the crowd.
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Urey
Clarkesburg
Frank Jonnsen
Milwaukee to Host Busy Convention Month in June
Milwaukee braces for a crowded convention schedule with the Travelers Protective Association of America bringing a major gathering. Other events include the German American Teachers association and numerous state and national groups set for June dates from the 8th through the end of the month across city venues. The list covers Brewers association, Commercial Telegraphers union, American Nurserymen, Wisconsin Prohibition party, National Hardwood Lumber, gun club tournaments, baggage agents, transfer members, station engineers, and medical society meetings, plus the Wisconsin State Bar and the German American Teachers association as June closes. The Wisconsin grand lodge O F A M also plans its annual gathering in Milwaukee June 10.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Travelers’ Protective Association, of America
Mumberg
Teachers’ Association
United States Brewers’ Association
Commercial Telegraphers’ Union of America
American Nursery Men’s Association
Wisconsin Prohibition Party
National Hardwood Lumber Association
Wisconsin and
Upper Michigan
merican _Association of General Baggage Agents
American
Association of Transfer Me
Wisconsin State “Association ‘of Stationary Engineers
Travelers” Protective Association of America
Wisconsin Medical Society
Wisconsin State Bar Association
Sia
German American Teachers* Association
Wisconsin. Grand.lodec. FP. & A. M
Harrisburg Capitol Conspiracy Case Goes to Trial
In Dauphin County Court Judge Kunxle refused to remove the capitol conspiracy case from the jury. All five defendants will stand trial, a ruling the defense called a disappointment. Ex Attorney General Heinzel opened the defense, denying collusion and asserting the measurement system used for the capitol construction was proper.
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Associated Tess
Harrisburg
Kunxle
Dauphin County
Heinzel
Ele
Capitol
Elks Gather for Wisconsin Convention in Racine
Wisconsin Elks convene in Racine with Gov. James Davidson and state leaders attending. President Burrows reports record Elks membership in the state and a planned banquet at Lakeside auditorium with 690 covers. Delegates arrive, parades and events fill Thursday through the week, with official sessions, receptions, and a theater party for ladies.
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Racine
Wisi
Dominatin
State -of- Tae
Yanraing
Raidea
George B. Burrows
Madison
A. J.eyelinds
Burrows
Wisconsin
Elka
Lass
John’ Ml Kehler
Kenosha
Ward-C
Clemens
Hegenbeck-Wallace
Association
Hotel Racine
James
Davidson
Milwaukee
Keposha
Aks
Coa
Elks’ Club
Amusement Matter Buried at Methodist Conference
Baltimore dispatches report Rev. Dr. R. v. Cooke reelected editor of all Methodist book publications. The general conference adjourned after brief sessions with key issues like itinerancy and time limits left unresolved. Amid fast decisions, amusement matters were shelved in committee as leaders showed diverging views.
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Associated Press
Baltimore
Madi
R.v. Cooke
Tannesses
Methodist. Episcopal Church
General Book Committee
General Conference
Methodist General Conference
F. A. Archer
Cleveland
Buckley
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Ad Promises Kidney Relief
An old advertisement for Kilmer’s Swamp Root touts its natural vegetable herbal base and claims it eases kidney liver and bladder troubles. It offers a free sample bottle by mail and promises a booklet with kidney information, urging readers to mention The Oshkosh Daily North Western.
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Kilmer
Li Drmer
Mami
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Oshkosh Daily
Northwestern
Three Men Drown In Lime River Near Mason City
Three men died in the Lime River vicinity yesterday while swimming and attempting to catch a stray horse. Edward Maurer and William J. Maurer were aboard a rocking boat when B. W. Norton drowned after being pulled under by harness. Norton tried to free himself but was struck by the horse and lost at sea. All bodies were recovered.
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Associated Press
Mason City
H.W
Norton
Edward
Wiliam J. Maurer
B. W. Norton
Determined to Die in Joseph Hotel Room
June 2 in Joseph Mo a man named Robert J Roark a presumed lawyer from Junction City cut his throat in a hotel room then leaped from a second story window and fled to a nearby residence bursting another window and dying in a kitchen Papers on his person suggest domestic trouble.
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Associated Press
Joseph, Mo
Robert
J. Roark
Juncion City
Practice Economy Everyday Leads to Trusted Food Brand
A reader notice promotes affordable 10 cent OUR-PIE mix packages for lemon, chocolate, and custard, claiming two servings per pack with a positive guarantee. Also promoted are Bucklen's Arnica Salve with a local testimonial and Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder health, with several other product mentions and a brief local reference to Gold Medal Flour.
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Theifty Homemte
Lovat Rrocers
Queen Victoria Expected to Deliver Soon in Madrid
The official Gazette in Madrid on June 2 reports the accouchement of Queen Victoria is anticipated by month’s end. Despite hopeful tones, observers caution that delays or complications remain possible. The brief note reflects cautious optimism for the royal birth.
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Sy -Associated Press
Madrid
Official
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