Wisconsin Senate Votes Down Constitutional Convention
Madison June 5 In Wisconsin the senate narrowly opposed a constitutional convention by 15 to 13 after a full debate. senators Sanborn and Whitehead led opposing and supporting camps respectively as the non concurrence vote followed. The public utilities bill advanced to third reading by 7 to 11, viewed as a Republican administration measure amid protests from Democrats and Socialists against municipal control loss.
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Swithorn
Whitehead
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Sanborn
Hor
Bird
Bishop
Brazeau
Jzurns
Wairchild
Hagemeister
Hudnall
Munson
Page
Pearson
Randolph
Smith
Wolff
Wright
Barker
Browne
Frid
Frogming
Hazelwood
Usting
Lockney
Marsh
Martin
Morris
Owen
Wilcox
Rummel
Reehr
Soule
Stout
Stondanl
Joint Transportation Committee
Senator Hasting
John Aylward
Carnahan
Douglas
Fred Peterson
Republicana
Bodies found. Minneapolis murders and suicide case
The body of George Katelbach was found four miles from his home after a self-inflicted shooting. Detectives later recovered the body of Mrs. Catharine McCart, missing since May 24, from an abandoned well on farmer Georg tach’s land. Katelbach, McCart’s brother in law, had barricaded his house as authorities guarded the scene.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
George Katelbach
Minn
Catharine McCart
Franklin Avenue East
Georg Tach
Cty
Katelbach
Katelbgach
George Nash
Red Cross Strong in Japan at Tokyo General Meeting
The Japanese Red Cross held a general meeting in Tokyo with the empress present. She praised the society for its success and prosperity and prayed for continued growth. The organization has 1,320,000 members and is active in Korea and Manchuria.
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Tokio
Red Cross Society of Japan
Society
Hts
Corea
Manchuria
Southern railway wreck near Lebanon injures sixty except three
A Southern railway train leaving Nashville at 10 30 this morning wrecked near Lebanon Tennessee. A report from Lebanon says about sixty people were aboard and all but three were injured. The injured are to be brought to Nashville.
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Associated Preas
Nashville
Tenn
Southern Railway
Lebanon
Aiid
Conspiracy Charge In Toledo Railways Case
A U S district court hears a suit alleging a conspiracy to defraud J P Morgan and associates regarding the sale of the Toledo Railways and Terminal Company. Toledo June 5 report notes the action centers on the sale confirmation and alleged collusion.
Praise for Wisconsin Grand Army growth at Oshkosh
Special to The Northwestern Milwaukee June praise from Grand Army of the Republic leaders. Commander in chief R B Brown commends Wisconsin for its record ship gains over the past six months and notes department commander John W Ganes has done excellent work guiding the Wisconsin encampment.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Grand Army
Wisconsin
Union
R. B. Brown
Grand Army of the
Oshkosh
John “W.ganes
General 'Fairchiad
Col
A. G. Weissert
Next Friends Denied Substitution in Eddy Property Suit
Concord judge denies trustees request to substitute in the accounting suit over Mrs. Eddy's property. The three trustees, Henry M. Baker Josiah E. Fernald and Archibald McLellan, sought to replace the original plaintiffs with the Next Friends led by George W. Glover and others. The ruling notes questions of Mrs. Eddy's condition and potential conflicts among Christian Science leaders.
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Eddy
Associated Pr
Concord
N. H
Mary Baker Eddy
Archibald McLellan
Boston
George W. Glover
Lead
Wddy
William BE. Chandler
Connor Eyes Senate Seat In Wisconsin Hope
Special to The Northwestern from Madison on June 5 reports political letters by William D. Connor hinting at ambitions for the United States Senate. The missives critique the Hatten endorsement and allege Connor’s influence shifted Assemblymen Nelson and Goldsworthy away from the Hatten camp, while suggesting Hatton’s services to the party have not earned support for the Senate bid.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
William D. Connor
Connor
United States
Odd Fellows pick Marinette for nineteenth convention
The Odd Fellows decided to hold the nineteenth convention at Marinette with unanimous support. J. D. Beck of Madison was elected grand master for the ensuing year and Mrs. Aliie Barrett of Baraboo became president of the Rebekah assembly.
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Associated Preas
Superior
Wis
The
Odd Fellows
Marinette
J. D. ‘Beck
Madison
Aliie Barrett
Baraboo
Rebekah
Wandering Girl Found Lamented In Milwaukee Bluffs
A Milwaukee Herald brief reports sixteen year old Mabel Rainer wandered in the bluffs near Milwaukee for four days after leaving home during a fit of mental aberration. Despite searches, she remained missing and exposure threatens her safety.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
la Crosse
Fralk
Mabel
Rainer
Bhuitts
Serioux
Indictments Return in Sherman Act Case Against 190 Dealers
In a United States district court in Portland Oregon on June 5 indictments were returned against 190 furniture dealers across Oregon Washington Idaho and California for alleged Sherman anti trust law violations. The list covers manufacturers jobbers and many retail dealers.
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Ady “Associated. Préss
Portland
Ore
United States
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
California
Women Shape Jamestown Exposition Efforts in New York
A June Jamestown exposition spotlight credits women for initiating funding and organizing, led by Mrs. Frank Anthony Walke and Mrs. Norman V. Randolph. Daughters of the American Revolution, Virginia Antiquities supporters, and Mrs. Claude A. Swanson play key roles in hosting, fundraising, and representing Virginia at events and official functions.
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New York
England
American
Beauvoir
Virginia
United Marchiers of the Confederacy
Frank Anthony Walke
Norfolk
Association For the Preservation of Virginia Antiquities
Old Jamestown
William Ruffin Cox
Richmond
James G. Wubbard
Misa Lucy Claire Allinson
Stichmeond
Jamestaw
Hays. Barton
Walter Raleigh
Devon
Werman
Womon
Exposition Grounds
Ntl
Corner Stone Laying For Oshkosh Memorial Amid War Hero Ties
The laying of the cornerstone for Oshkosh's war heroes memorial, donated by John Hicks, will occur at 2 PM in Opera House square during the Hite G A R encampment. Bishop Fallows of Chicago will deliver the principal address after Col. John Hicks returns, with brief talks by Benjamin Tr. Bryant of La Crosse and ex Governor Edward Scofield. A time capsule with documents and mementos will be placed in the cornerstone, and Arion band will provide music.
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Oshkosh
Cal John Hicks
United States
Chile
Wisconsin
Opera House Square
Samuel Fallows
Chicago
Col
Ohn
Periol
Bishop Fallows
Colenjamin Tr. Bryant
la Crosse
Edwand Scofold
John Hicks Jr
Arion
Sandberg Heilign Wedding in Trinity Church
At 12 0 o clock afternoon Rev John W Greenwood united Victor E Sandberg and Carrie Wall Telligs in Trinity Episcopal Church. Only intimate friends attended. Irene Mansfeld, Chicago, bridesmaid, Jesse O'Brien groomsman. Couple departed for Cleveland to start life, Sandberg in insurance in that city. Heltig daughter of Frank Veillig, Oshkosh teacher.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
John “W. Greenwood
Victor E. Sandberg
Misa’ Carrie
Wall Telligs
Irene. Mansfeld
Chicago
Thisvelty
Jesse: O'Brien
Chicago & Northwestern
O'Dock
Cleveland
Sandberg
Poartion
of Held
Misa Heltig
Frank Veillig
Waugoo Street
Oshkosh
M'Laughlin-Dowling
St’ Peter's
High _ street
W. Dowling
Misa Mary: Mclaughlin
Dlizdbeth Ryans
Willam Ryan. Jr
Frank Dowling
Winnebago
Fluor-Hiller
Waltar “Fluor
Misa
Talilan
Hiller
Bowen Street
Rey
Herman’. Erck
Bila
Waller
G A R Encampment and Wedding Notices
G A R encampment events scheduled Wednesday night and Thursday include a recitation at armory, a reception at Woodman hall, a meeting at city hall, and the laying of Hicksomonument cornerstone in Opera Ligner square. Also notes on a marriage ceremony at St Peters Catholic church for Arthur Malone and Anna Topp with intimate attendees.
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Armory 2
Ladies of the GA
Woodman Hall
Ing Weber
Lamb Scarce And High In New York Retail Markets
Across New York retail meat markets report a lamb shortage and rising prices. Dealers warn that if prices continue to climb they may stop handling lamb entirely. In some areas yesterday, lamb chops sold for 28 and 39 cents per pound at retail.
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Associated Preac
New York
Sails for Europe Today Fade in Brief Note
Sails for Europe today as Alexis Aladin, once a prominent figure in the sf scene, departs after a long stay in Gila country. The report notes he has spent months abroad and will travel to the continent. Ted Frees is mentioned in connection with the dispatch.
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Ted Frees
Alexis Aladin
Sf ‘Oitom
Gila Couelry
Campfire Address by Ex Governor Warns Against Demagoguery
Pare and ex governor beofield deliver a campfire feature warning against demagogues and false prophets of evil. The Wisconsin presence and interview with ex governor George W Peck mix humor with regional insights. Also covered are Oshkosh common council gasoline ordinances and state legislative proceedings, with veteran regimental reunions and the Grand Army encampment.
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Tha
Tha G. A. Reavis
Staapiiel
Stata Legiplatire
Grand Army
Frntite
Parade A Big Affair With Vets In Wisconsin Parade
A large parade in Merrill Wisconsin featured about 700 veterans from posts across the state, led by Maj. J. A. Nemitz. Nearly 4,500 in line included school children, bands, and members of the Grand Army of the Republic. Commander-in-Chief T. R. Brown joined the procession and excursion to the docks.
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Anto
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Wisconsin
Ine
Mermers
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Cavalry
Rond du Lac
Keshena
Verlin
Osh
H. J. Long
W. A. Marden
WW. H. Ramith
Deutscher Krieggerreli
Nathan Paine
Sons of Veterans
Arion
Secon
F&f
Ther Dock
Merrill
Otter Street
Wong
Brown
Zanesville
Grand Army
Threatened 70 Leave State Over Wisconsin Life Insurance Bill
Special to The Northwestern reports the bein voting on a progressive life insurance bill in Wisconsin. Telegraphed support from foreign life insurers threatens withdrawal if the legislation passes. New York Mutual Life Insurance Company and other large firms endorsed this pressure during yesterday’s hearing. The committee remains determined to act on the insurance bill.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wias
Fife Insurance
Wisconsin
Lfe
Bilig
Jife
New Yorks
Mutual Tdfe “Insurance
Gonthin‘ Ie
Violence blamed in San Francisco restaurant wrecking case
U S District Attorney Robert T Devlin examined two more Japanese witnesses on Folsom street. Testimony supported the theory that a labor dispute between union and non union men sparked the melee that wrecked the restaurant. The Japanese testified the fracas began when three whites urged a child to leave. Devlin planned to file a Washington report as further testimony is heard.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cali
Jing 5
United States District
Robert T
Devela
Ijapanesia
Folsom Street
Devlin
Washington
Bloody testimony ties Haywood case to Orchard killings
In Boise Idaho on June 9 a dramatic courtroom scene featured Mary Orchard a self confessed murderer detailing a web of crimes linked to former Governor Steunenberg murder suspect William D Haywood Orchard testified he helped blow up a mine for pay and discussed future murders Haywood listened steady amid packed court observers as Orchard outlined a long chain of violence and payoffs connected to the high profile case
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Associates Press
Bolse
Idaho
Juna G
Marry Orchard
District Court of
Adm
William’ D. Thasywood
Sieunenberg
Orchard
Mmany
Derry Orchard
Maywood
Addam
Tle
Hay
Fingwood
Haywood
Jake
Nampa
Steunenberg
Bayreuth Opera Ties to New York Site
The Bayreuth idea plans to establish an American Bayreuth in New York Harbor area near New York with singer Mme Nordien and the family aiding the Wagner legacy. A $10,000 aria purchase supports a new institution to train American musicians and future opera artists with prominent European masters.
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Juana T
Mme
Lian Noredicen
Thea Tfernid
Iudson
New York
Bayreuth
Richard Wagner
Iate Eurane
Mme. Nordien
American Institute of Muale
Abnger
Ladies of the G A A Nods to Wisconsin Branch Meeting
The Wisconsin department Ladies of the G A A met at Woodman hall with 4 J attendees on Tuesday for a two day session. Honorary members joined as state officers directed exercises and a GA R delegation greeted the order including C F Russell A A De Grott and Capt C P Merriam. A reception to members and friends was planned for tonight at Woodman hall expected to attract many attendees.
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Wisconsin Department
Woodman Hall
Tha Wa
Uuserning
GA. R
Grand Army of the Hepublic
C.F Russell
Berlin
A. A. de Grott
Nelson
C. P. Merriam
Milwaukee
National Patriotic
Merriam
Grand Army
Armory
Order
Tha
Vegetable Famine Threatens New York Market
Associated Press reports New York City faces a vegetable famine as unseasonable weather over the past six weeks disrupts supply. Dealers in New York and surrounding markets warn of shortages and rising prices.
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Associated Prosad
New York
Washington
New York City
Japanese Dispute May Go To Court Under State Law
Washington June 5 Japanese consul general in San Francisco may sue the city for damages caused by a mob attack on May 20 at the Horse Shoe restaurant and the Folsom bathhouse. The action would be brought under California state law in the names of the business owners, seeking a judicial determination and remedy.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
San
Pranéiseco
San Francisco
Ulty ‘of
Horse Shoe
Folsom
Wisconsin Assembly Debates Auto Regulation and School Funding
Madison July 5 The assembly passed a bill regulating autos allowing chauffeurs to bypass horses if needed to prevent accidents and permitting jail for second violations. Other measures include tax shifts for counties, funding boosts for River Falls Oshkosh and Superior normal schools, and various highway and railroad provisions amid engrossment motions.
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Madison
Wis
Mr. Kean
Town Mutual
Simon Smith
River Falls
Oshkosh
Superior
Ben~ Bron
Aetvas
Goldsworthy
Ainsworth
Normal
la Crosse
Milivantine
Platteville
Elks Parade and Convention in Milwaukee
Milwaukees June 5 news from Wisconsin elks gathering at G A R hall with reps from lodge chapters. Mayor Anyder gave welcome and city key to Milwaukee president Murti of Milwaukee responded. Parade in afternoon with large squads from Milwaukee Madison Fond du Lac and others. Tonight features band concert elect palisades and vaudeville at the Athenium. City lit with purple and white bunting.
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Milwaukes
Wis
Wiukesha
BB. P.O. EL
Ma L. Anyder
Sam A. Murti
Milwaukee
Une
Madison
Fond du Lac
Joeal Lodge
Athenium
Barge Pactolus Lost At Sea In Storm Near New Jersey
The barge Pactolus towed by the Tormentor was lost off the New Jersey coast during a recent storm. Several crew members drowned. The Luckenbach report confirms the disaster and crew size of five. The Tormentor had been towing Lazon and Pactolus from Providence. Local agents of American Towing and Lightering own Pactolus. Weather notices and forecasts accompany the report.
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Fune
Pactolus
Tors Menter
New, Jersey
Luckenbach
Juatta
Poston
Mass
American Towing and Lightering Company
Paebnlus
Lazon
Pacetolus
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