Taft and Roosevelt Clash for Delegates in Multiple States
Reports from Chicago, Columbus, Des Moines, Philadelphia and other cities show Taft and Roosevelt each winning six delegates to the Chicago convention from various states. Ohio’s convention opened with no compromise in sight, while Columbus prepared for a crowded Republican gathering amid ongoing seating debates and Roosevelt alignment.
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Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Taft
Troosevelt
Chicago
Columbus
Roonevelt
Ohio
United States
Theodore E. Borton
Quachoga County
Roosevelt
Burton
Walter Brown
Cuyahoga
L. GC. Laylin
National Committee
Pearl Wright
Louisiana
Jeane
Coumbus
Memorial Hall
Catt
State Baase
Walter F. Brown
State Central
Aal Roosevelt
Colock
Pleasdore J. Burton
Burron
BADLY BURNED BY WHISKEY IN A NIGHT ACCIDENT
La Crosse Wisconsin June 3. Quido Schmidt twenty four was found on his doorstep this morning fatally burned He was alive when found and died four hours later at a hospital A broken bottle of whiskey was found in his pocket Authorities believe his clothing saturated with liquor caught fire when he struck a match He had been drinking excessively of late.
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la Crosse
Wis
Quido Schmidt
Schmidt
June Week at Annapolis Opens With Social Aims
Associated Press reports from Annapolis Md on June 3 describe a week of official and social activities surrounding the naval academy graduating class. The events include gatherings and celebrations honoring the cadets and the general officers, with a schedule extending to Saturday night.
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Associated Pres
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Ne Oeneral Briard
Coneet Fee
Hefa
Aehont
Taft tariff board cut from fund bill amid big reductions
Washington June measures trim President Tafts tariff board and canal and public building budgets. The sundry civil appropriation drops to about 709 million while public buildings fall to 8.05 million and canal plans shrink. Navy provisions expand with battleship components and new ships, while a separate shipping protection bill targets foreign monopolies and a caffe trust crackdown.
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Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Taft
House
Panama Canal
Republicaty
Economy Board
International Waterways Commission
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Gonste
Pacific Coast Navy Yard
Hobson
National Council For Defense
Atlantic
Pacific
Foreign “Shipping Trust
Mensure
Gses
House Judiciairy Committee
Tris
New York
Senate
Auto Hit by Train Near Milwaukee Crossing
A car driven by Emil Tradke of Clinton street was struck by a Milwaukee Road passenger train at the Hawley road crossing between Wauwatosa and Milwaukee at 2 PM. Occupant Radke was injured in the back and arms and treated by Dr. E Schmidt. the other passenger escaped. The car was demolished and Radke returned home later. A separate accident at 2 PM on Twenty third and Wells streets involved Morris Miller’s car colliding with a streetcar, injuring Mrs. Miller and three children bruises.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wie
Emil Tradke
Clinton Street
Milwaukee Road
Hawley Road
Wauwatosa
Radke
E. Schmidt
Sherifie
Morris Miller
Erect
Wella
Pinchot Visits Oyster Bay After Canadian Forestry Talks
Gifford Pinchot former chief forester arrived in Oyster Bay to consult with a former Roosevelt on forestry and to readjust after months in British Columbia advising the Canadian government on a national forestry bureau. He was accompanied by Andrew Rahn and Medill McCormick, delegates from Minnesota and Illinois.
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Uby Associated Press
Oyster Bay
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Fie
British Columbia
Forestry Bureau
Jained
Pinchot
Andrew Rahn
Minnesota
Medill McCormick
Chireer
Appleton Manager Max Shapiro Found Dead in Banana Cellar
Special to The Northwestern Appleton Wisconsin June coroner reports Max Shapiro a Kaukauna commission firm manager was found dead by Kla aon late last night in a banana cellar with a gun in the air tight chamber door frame died of asphyxiation family includes wife two sons William and Jacob and daughter Jenni.
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Appleton
Wig
Max Shapiro
Kaukauna Commissionsfirm
Kla Aon
Shapiro
Russia
William
Jacob
Jennis
BAD FIRE IN CONSTANTINOPLE
Five today devastated a great area of Stambul near Akhir Kupusi. Enormous damage was reported in the Mohammedan part of the city within Theodosian walls. The blaze affected key sites including Serastio mausoleums police offices and ancient remains. disruption spread through the area.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Stambul
Akhir Kupusi
Remaans of Ancent Constantinope
Shtur Kayquis
Railway Clerks Convene in Boston Biennial Meet
Nearly 200 delegates from the United States Mexico and Canada attend the third biennial convention of the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks in Boston with a 9000 member representation. The gathering runs a week with a banquet tonight and a mass meeting featuring the governor and other officials. The officers’ section is set for Friday.
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Associated Press
Boston
Maes
United States
Mexico
Canada
Brotherhood of Railway Clerke
Wilce Football Coach Speculation in Northwestern Note
Madison Wisconsin June discussion cites Dr Charles McCarthy praising Jack Wilce as a suitable football coach. McCarthy, former assistant at the University of Wisconsin, confident he would meet the demand. Richards also praises Wilce for fostering good sentiment and hopes others support similar interest.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Jack Wile
Charles McCarthy
University of Winsconela
Richards
Miss Anna Bean Dead at Seventy Two
Special to The Northwestern Allen Wisconsin June 3 Miss Anna Trean died peacefully at seventy two. Born in Comsen Morewose thelire North, she moved to America at age twelve with her parents. She lived thirty years, suffered severe stove fire injuries two years ago but recovered. Funeral plans list a Wednesday service at 2 0 o clock and church service with interment at Our Cemetery.
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Allen
Wis
Jno
Anna Trean
Comsen
Morewose
Our Church
Zour Leometery
Sheboygan Bank to Open After Crackdown
Sheboygan bank, closed and placed with the state banking examiner after a liquidity scare, will reopen on June 28 or 25 as announced by State Banking Commissioner A E Kult. The institution holds about a million dollars in cash and expects strong demand, predicting a scramble for funds once reopened.
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Madwon
Wis
Berger Enters Protest Over Citizenship Ruling
Washington June Representative Berger of Wisconsin the only Socialist in congress lodged a protest with Attorney General Wickreham against Judge Hanford in Seattle depriving John Olason of citizenship rights for wanting to change the constitution. Berger said he would take the matter to President Taft if the AG declined to act.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Berger
Wisconsin
Congress
Wickereham
Hanford
Seattle
John Olaon
Taft
Dahl to South Dakota for La Follette campaign
Madison Wisconsin June 3 State Treasurer A H Duh left today for South Dakota to aid in the presidential campaign of Senator La Follette in the one day left before the primaries He has been killed for three epeechen.
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Chicago
State Central Committee
Walter Brown
Roosevelt
Taft
Cleveland
Ifty-Three
United States
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
South Dakota
Sioux Falls
M. D
Gamble
Almseclf
Thomas Stertinfi
Melvin Grigsby
Senator Gamble
Colonel Grineby
BR. U. Rivharie
la Fatlette
Senate
Democrats
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Baltimore
Clark
Wilson
Madison
A. H. Duh
Senator la Follette
Woodbury Granite Co. Under Compensation Act
Madison June 3 The Woodbury Granite Company of Hardwick Virginia with state offices at Milwaukee came under the workmen compensation act today for its fifty five employees working on the state capitol.
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Northwestern
Madison, Wie
Woodbury Granite Company
Hardwick
Milwaukee
Ita
State Capitol
Green Bay Bank Changes Prompt New Cashier Appointment
Green Rey Wisconsin June 2 Rose assistant cashier of Kellogg National Bank was today elected cashier and a member of the board of directors in a report noting the bank changes.
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Green Bay Bank
Jehm Rose Te Wade Cashier
The
Ketlews National
Green Rey
Wis
Hn Rose
Kelogg Naonal Bank
Wen Teday
End of Cuban Revolt Seem Distinctly Delayed
Reports from New York iron works headquarters show only a cautious improvement in Cuba with rebels threatening and gunboats guarding. Conflicting dispatches describe battles, demoralization, and calls for American intervention as looting and fires spread around Santiago and nearby towns.
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New York
Iron Company
Associated Press
Washington
Dargart
Cuba
Stue
The
Incnrrectos
State Department
Ks Anh
Daiquiri Surulay
Santiago
Kes West
Inntmen
Admirl Osterlus
de Gustine Naval Station
Wieless
Giwotaname
Fae
Key West
Aodillivaliey
Saluce
RE Cobra
Stace Department
Coban
Santa Clara Prover
Buchs
Cienfungca
Fle
Hegto
Curaces
Trinidad
Sie
Ptah
Janne
Gener Monetongueda
Plito
Eneh
Baldwin Chauffeur Held After Speeding Chase
An Appleton driver for George Baldwin was arrested for speeding while taking Madame Behumen-Heink to a ball game. In the car were Baldwin, the singer, and Mr. Flatman. a motorcycle officer says the auto ran at thirty miles an hour.
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Appleton, Wie
Harvey Konrad
George Ttaldwin
Madame Behumen-Heink
Mr. Bald- Win
Singer
Flatman
Wiims
Waiters and cooks strike widens amid hopes of victory
New York reports a two week walkout over wages and union recognition with both sides claiming success. Restaurants Mougli's and Haans struck, closing as 62 and 140 workers joined, while union leader Mackern split from leaders Elster and Blocklinger predicting an inevitable outcome. London notes widespread idle workers on the Thames and Mitway rivers as dockers and seamen resist recruitment.
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Associated Press
New York
Upu
Tes~taurant
Lister
Workers' Union
de Botely
Walters
Mouguli’s
Fultontreet
Haans’ Restarment
Jarl How
Willan 2
Mackern
Fslm
Joseph Elster
Edward Blocklinger
Muullern
Tun Landon
London
Tog Nun
Thames
Mitway
Duckers
Carman
Uremon God Weabers
Vtois
Ung
Satgis
Iremen
Riverside
Clean-Up Order Enforced in Neenah City
The Northwestern reports a board of health inspector enforces a city clean-up order. All premises must be cleaned or the city will do the work and charge the expense to the owner. Murray McCallum’s daily compensation is $2,590.
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Neenah, Wis
Murray McCallum
Boar of Health
Nee Or Taw Csty
McCathim
Northwestern
Ot Th, Schneller
Flrst
Co. J
Ais
Tost
Bert Smith
Firat Heutenant
Flo Schneller
Ralph Diets
Laura Glazer
Appleton
Clarence Bohults
Road cost study for Chequamegon Bay bridge route
The state highway commission will obtain an engineering estimate of building a new road around Chequamegon bay linking Washburn and Ashland before deciding whether to abandon the bridge across the bay in favor of a longer land route.
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Madieon
Wis
State Highway Commission
Chequamegon Bay
Waehburn
Ashland
Acotte Bay
Elderly Woman Accused in House Fire to Claim Insurance
An eighty year old woman, Mrs Caraling Musire, allegedly confessed to setting her Madison Wisconsin home on fire to collect insurance. State marshal M Purtell and deputy Luker reported the confession at Fairfield, noting the house value was about $600 and arson carries prison penalties.
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Madison
Wik
M. Purtell
Faiufield
Caraling Musire
Former Senator Indicted In Pennsylvania
Former Senator William Flynn of Pittsburg, a Roosevelt camp leader in Pennsylvania, was indicted in Fayette County on criminal libel charges brought by Edward D. Brown of Uniatown. Brown, a Roosebelt delegate candidate, alleged Flynn sent misleading postcards that damaged Brown’s campaign by naming a fake Roosevelt candidate and asserting Flynn’s defeat.
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Uniatown, Jr
William Flynn
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Grand Joy
Fayette County
Ube
Edward D. Brown
Uniontown
Brown
Stoosevelt
Ife
Paytte
Flynn
Roosevelt
Ins
Prisoner Eludes Sheriff on Rail Journey
A prisoner being transported from Green Bay to Fond du Lac on a train jumped the moving locomotive at about twenty miles per hour. Handcuffed at the ankle, he escaped between Kaukauna and Neenah and had not been recaptured by afternoon. The prisoner’s last name is reported as O'lara and the incident was reported by Fond du Lac authorities.
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Appleton
Wis
Fond Duc Lac
Green Bay
Fond du Tac
Sheriff Barnett
Elcop
O'lara
Kaukauna
Neenah
Tor
Taft Grants Unconditional Pardon in Oregon Land Fraud Case
President Taft today granted an unconditional pardon to Willard N. Jones of Portland Oregon. Jones had been convicted in the Oregon land fraud cases linked to Senator Mitchell and land office official Binger Hermann. The pardon came after officials found improper methods used in selecting the jury.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Taft
Willard N. Jones
Portland
Ore
Senator Mitchell
Oregon
Binger Herman
General Land Office
Jones
Taft Welcomes German Fleet at Fort Monroe
In Fort Monroe Virginia on June 3 1911 President Taft welcomed the German warships Moltke Bremen and Stettin to American waters aboard the Mayflower with Secretary Meyer and Count von German ambassador in attendance. Gun salutes and a parade of battleships marked the formal reception as Admiral von Reubeur-Penschewits and officers met Admirals Ward and other U.S. officials before luncheon aboard the Mayflower.
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Secretary of the Navy
Hampton
Florida
Moltke
Morida
Admiral von Reubeur-Paaschewits
Admiral Ward
Henry of Reuss
Chrisian von Hessen
Prussia
United States
Kiel
Hampton Roads
Lynn Haven Tey
Winslow
Virginian
Hampton Noods
Prince Hrenry
Heuss
Prince Christian
Prince Henry
Kaiser
Taft
Washington
Visus
White House
New York
Fitch Haight wedding in Austin today at 4 30
The marriage of Joseph F. B. Fitch of Elgin and Bisa Paeutine Elisabeth Haight is set for Austin, Illinois, at 4:30 this afternoon. Friends of the groom have traveled to witness the ceremony.
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Joseph FB. Fitch
Bisa Paeutine Elasbeth Haight
Austin
Jil
Mr. Fitch
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