Vessel Lost With Nine Men After Night Shift Tragedy
The whaleback steamer Thomas Wilson out of Duluth was cut almost in two by the steamer George Hadley near the Duluth canal. Nine men, mostly night crew, perished as both ships sank and a dramatic rescue by the Hadley crew saved several others. Names of the lost identified but some details are garbled.
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Associated Preas
Duluth
Minn
Whateback
Thomas Wilson
Cameron
George Hadley
Fitzgerald
Superior
James McDougal
Offer
West
James M. Fraser
Manitou
Joseph McGraw
Wheelsman
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
John Campbell
Lookout
Greenleaf
John Carey
St. Cartherines
Ont
Thomas Jones
Willan Roe
Wilson
Hadley
Hadley Nigo
Haley
Mfe
Ship Canal
Polly
Findley
Wreck at Brentwood injures many in electric line collision
A Clayton suburb electric line car and a Missouri Pacific engine collide at Brentwood crossing. Twenty five injured, two fatally, including motorman William Layzen and laborer George Gibbons. Fireman and engineer injured. many passengers cut by glass. Cause cited as electric car uncontrollable and derailing the train.
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St. Louis
Twenr
Clayton
Nne
Minsouri Pacific
Brentwood
William Layzen
George Gibbons
Layzen
Missouri Pacific
Dogs Warning Saves Lives At Farm Fire
A watchdog St Bernard barked at dawn saving horses from a burning barn on the Mihnlx farm near Pond du Lac. Fire struck at ovelock and rapid work by Dr. Johnson and helpers freed twenty four Percheron draft horses including four stallions, a twenty year old mare and twelve colts valued highly.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Jormal
Pond du Lac
Baya
St. Bernard
Or. Johnson
Subpoenas Issued for New Orleans Retail Butchers
Federal grand jury summons all New Orleans retail butchers to appear Monday to reveal methods used by packing houses. The probe seeks uniform price lists, coordinated advances, and any blacklist kept by packers.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Federal Grand Jury
Grand
Deputy Warden Appointment Linked to McClaughry Resignation
Madison Wis June 7 E S Harvey appointed by the board of control to his old place as deputy warden of the state prison resigning during Warden McClaughry term. No wardenship decision yet with two or three applications. Governor La Follette also named Dr Leonard E Spencer to the state board of health and vital statistics to succeed J H McNeall. Old library commissioners reelected with Brout Madson Thwaites and Thwaites setting to establish a permanent librarians training school. Carnegie grants boosted library funding with twelve new public libraries expanding services by 2000 plus for the year.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
E. S. Harvey
Board of Control
State Prison
MccClaghry
McClaughry
la Follette
Leonard E. Spencer
Wausau
State Board of
Carnegie
Courtmartial recommended for Venice officers
The court of inquiry advises trial by court martial for Lieutenant John Doddridge and Captain Robert Wynne and Assistant Surgeon Robert Ledbetter on unbecoming behavior. No action on Cadet James Kress and Private Wilfred Langtry. Admiral Crowninshield disapproves the unfavorable opinion, citing insufficient evidence. no further action will be taken.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Venice
John §. Doddridge
Robert F. Wynne
Robert EB. Ledbetter
Davidson to seek Congress action on Plummer estate sewage claim
Representative Davidson investigates the Plummer estate sewage damage claim tied to Fox river improvements. He intends to certify the claim to the attorney general and then to Congress for payment once his inquiry concludes. June 1 report from Washington.
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Washington
DD. C
Davidson
Plummer
Fox River
Attorney' General
Congress
H. C. Stevens
Kept Promise to Kill Shocks Garden Grove Dr. Duff Shot
In Garden Grove Iowa Dr W D Duff formerly practiced medicine here was shot and killed by farmer W H Clark who admitted he kept a vow to kill the doctor when he learned he had returned Clark loaned a shotgun and fired two heart missed shots then surrendered claiming he fulfilled his threat. Indictment for murder in the first degree was reported at Reston Massachusetts against J Who fried Biondin for allegedly murdering his wife and moving the body to Chelmsford where it was found in a brush heap the head removed and later located elsewhere.
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Associated Preas
Garden Grove
Iowa
W. H. Clark
Clark
Blaudin
Reston
Mass
Bionga
Biondin
Boston
Chelmsford
Nother Apot
New York Signs Blewett From Georgetown Star
Washington notes Blewett of Fond du Lac Wisconsin has signed a New York National League contract and will join the team next week. Blewett, Georgetown University star for three seasons, will graduate in law next Monday.
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Northwestern
Washington, D.C
Lob" Mewett
Fond du Lac
Wis
Georgetown University
Blewett
Stevens
Depew Pushes 16 Million for National Forest Purchase
In a Senate session, Mr. Depew of New York urged approval of 16 million dollars to acquire 2 million acres for a national forest reserve across Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama and Tennessee. He argued the plan would benefit future generations despite the old phrasing and humorous aside about bacon and wagon bonds.
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Ansociated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Depew
New York
Natlonel Forest Reserve
Virginia
North Carolina
South
Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessace
Strike settlement talks widen across coal fields
President in White House conference with Senator Hanna and Labor Commissioner Wright explores government aid to end the anthracite strike. Wilkes Barre reports Morgan effigy amid peace hopes cooled by Roosevelt's silence as four weeks of coal stoppage broaden tensions. Nonunion work continues amid clashes and threats to reopen mines.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
White House
Senator Hanna
Hanna
Cameron D. Wright
Washington
Roosevelt
Susquehanna Coal Company
Ito No. 5
Nantichoke
Coal and Iron
Charles W. McCann
Stanton Colliery
Sue Hullet
THOUSANDS IDLE IN VIRGINIA AND W Virginia COAL STRIKE
Reports from Huntington and Elkhorn show mass coal mine idling as a general strike order is obeyed. On the Norfolk and Western few run with only a fraction of the regular force at work. In Clarkeburg Virginia no plants idle as 10 000 miners are out and a planned strike rally attracts a small audience.
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Elkhorn
W. Va
Norfolk & Western
Flat Top
Elkhorn Tug River
Clarkeburg
Count and Countess Rochambeau Arrive in Chicago
The Count and Countess Rochambeau reached Chicago at 8:30 a m today and were greeted by Alderman Honore Palmer. They said their St Louis visit was pleasant and the trip to Chicago uneventful. Vicomte De Chambrun, an attaché, remained behind but will join the group tomorrow.
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Jug Associated Press
Chicago
Count
Countess Rochambeau
Honore Palmer
St. Louts
St. Louis
Vicomte de Chambrun
Ambasse
Wadioo
Boers Surrender and Peace Feelings Spread Across Cape Colony
Reports from Cape Town that over 1,500 Boers have surrendered including Commandant Fouche's force at Cradock. Boers cheer for King Edward upon peace news, while Gen Christian De Wet and Gen Schalk Burger oversee surrender processes in the Orange River and Natal areas. In Amsterdam Kruger declines British return aid but accepts a Dutch ship when he opts to return. In Denver twenty seven Boer refugees appeal to the British ambassador in Washington for repatriation to South Africa.
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Cape Town
Fouche
Cradock
Cape Colony
Foucheng
ComatunJtant Con- Toy
Capy Colony
Christian de Wet
Vredefort
Orange River Colony
Schalk-Burger
Trangvaal
Natal
Cot
Henry Edward McCallum
Pietermaritzburg
South Africa
Amsterdam
Ict 4
Kruger
Great Britain
South Sea
Queen Wilhem
Colorado
Washington
Harquerce
Kaukauna Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Kaukauna Wisconsin items note Mayor Mulholland returning from the Wisconsin Municipal League convention in Grand Rapids. Numerous residents travel to Milwaukee Ashland Plainfield Wausau Neenah and Green Bay for visits weddings commencements and hospital care. An umpire for a Kaukauna versus Green Bay game is named Mr Elliott of Waupun.
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Northwestern
Faukauna
Wis
Mulholland
Grand Rapida
Wisconsin Municipal League
H. Hartley
Marion
Ashland
D. A. Titus
Joseph Rutter
Shawano
Robert Towsley
Milwaukee
Mary Church
Stella
Menasha
A. M. Olson
Kaukauna High School
Oakfeld
Professor Olson
Olson
William Morton
Park School
Plainfield
Hiawatha Park
Hotel Brothers
Gunnison
Wisconsin State League
Green Bay
Kaukauna
Elliott
Waupun
Clyde Thompson
Charles Kelley
Appleton
Lester Rothwell
Rockford
Atty
Corcoran
E. A. Parton
Fr.j. Mayberry
Misa Jennie Lindauer
Wausau
Joel Dionne
Blanche St. Andrews
Misa Agnes Daley
Myrtle Alger
Rock Creek
Minn
Franz Aigner
Mission Home College
Franklin
Waller Spanger
Isabela
Neenah
Kittle Aird
Wisconsin Telephone Exchange
Almord
Kittle Dooley
Olile Marchou
How to Win a Person's Confidence
A compact guide on earning trust through cheerfulness, generosity, and mutual sympathy. Emphasizes a bright demeanor, genuine interest in others, and consistent kindness as foundations for securing attention and influence.
Cabinet Is Formed In Combes Ministry
The new Combes government in Paris is announced with Senator Comben Kies as premier and head of interior and public worship. Ministers include Senator Vat te justice, M Delcanse foreign affairs, General Andre war, M Pelletan marine, and others shaping the cabinet. In London, James R Keene meets King Edward at dinner with American guests including Lord Lister-Kaye. The King praises American interest in the Oaks stakes. Berlin reports the Prussian lower house passes a Germanizing bill for Polish provinces.
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Presa
Paris
M. Rouvier
Combes Adiustry
Interior
Senator Comben
Justice
Vatte
M. Delcanse
Andre
Institutor
Marine
M. Pelletan
Benator Chauche
Lister-Kaye
Keene
America
Mr. Keene
United States
Peetie
Majesty
Duchess of
Connaught
Duke
Devonshire
Alice Staines
Berlin
Prussla
Writ of injunction deemed indispensable to protect men's rights
Judge Jenking of the federal court of appeals said the writ protects property and personal rights amid modern conditions, warning against government control through injunctions. He spoke at John Marshall Law School, noting the principle has grown with the country and is essential in matters like strikes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Jenking
Federal Court of Appeals
John Marshall Law School
Death of Mrs John Wood florist wife of Oshkosh man
Mrs. John Wood known florist of 1015 Algoma Street died Friday at 5 30 AM after a year and a half battle with cancer of the bone. She was thirty eight born near Plainview Minnesota and married eighteen years ago. Survived by husband two children Jennie thirteen and Robert eleven and mother sixty plus siblings. Funeral likely Monday if relatives reach in time.
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Mattie Wood
John Wood
Algoma Street
Ais. Wood
Plainview
Minn
Mr. Wood
Oshkosh
Riverside Cemetery
Jennie Wood
Robert Wood
Atea Ving
Marshfield Man Hurt In Upham Yard Accident
Marshfield Wis June 1 Frank Wis sink and Inborer in the Upham yards fell from a tramway this morning receiving injuries which render his recovery doubtful.
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Marshfield
Wis
Frank Wissink
Inborer
Upham
Church membership growth defies decline in forty year span
The Church Economist reports a sharp rise in church membership amid population growth over forty years and notes stronger giving to religious causes. It highlights more debt being paid off and $39 million expected for new religious buildings next year, while questioning whether attendance matches past levels.
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Churech
Aoom
Paathenra
Harmis Wevaly
Landslide Destroys Village in the Uruch Range
Associated Press reports Cambulitin village in Vladikavkaz North Caucasia was wiped out by a sudden landslide. A crack in the mountain appeared then collapsed onto the village and nearby farms. Residents escaped.
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Associated Press
Vladikavkaz
North
Caucasia
Russia
Cambulitin
Uruch Range
Military education reforms haunt British army in inquiry report
A scathing London inquiry report condemns officers for lack of wit knowledge and zeal. It blames Woolwich and Sandhurst training and urges merit based promotions and broader commissions overseas. It also notes frequent naval accidents including torpedo boat destroyer collisions and groundings in recent years.
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Associated Press
London
Committee On Military Education and Training Cnued
Woolwich
Sandhurst
Munter
Kinta
Admiralty
Arnold Forster
Pygmalion and Galatea Staged by Phoenix Society
The Phoenix Society of the Normal presented the classic Athenian life play Pygmalion and Galatea directed by Miss Clark in the Normal Auditorium before a full house. Despite early doubts it proved an excellent amateur production with strong performances by Louis Simnicht Berthold Schroeder Irving Howlett Ben Welnink Henry Lunz and Misses Maud Myer Fridenwide Spratt Made Stewart Grace Abneworth. costumes reflected ancient Athens and music came from Benjamin Leith Prof. Charles Breen and the Normal Orchestra. The show likely will be staged again nearby soon.
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Phoenix Society of the Normal
Lfe
Clark
Louis Simnicht
Berthold Schroeder
Irving Howlett
Ben Welnink
Henry Lunz
Maud Myer
Fridenwide Spratt
Stewart
Grace Abneworth
Benjamin Leith
Charles D. Breen
Oshkosh Daily Paper Highlights Local Deaths and City News
The issue lists pages with general telegraphic news from Oshkosh and surrounding areas. It notes the death of Deborah Soper, reports on the Oshkosh chief of police, electric line map, and features from theatre, fashion, and local milestones including a Golden Wedding Anniversary.
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Akc
City News
Vink
Minnon
Wanyun
Mins
Deborah Soper
Onhkosl-Omro
Agansuina
Tage
Eadstoria
Fuony
Orizin
Fotce
Porstratin
Wooke
Maaneines
Paul Gorer
Pioneer Raileway
Marketa
New York
Mavarer
Propessd Opera House
Neenah
Oshkosh Hoy
Oshkosh
Yvintte
Railway Directors Elected In Three Railroads Reorganization
The St Paul and Sioux City and Omaha group elected officers and directors for three-year terms. Marvin Hughitt and Chauncey Depew named to boards. Minnesota Wisconsin Railroad property acquired. Semi annual dividends declared. Separate notice for St Paul and Sioux City Railroad directors and officers. Proposed Rudyard Detour line advances with 41 mile branch. Soo Line upgrades steel between Soo Junction and Gladstone.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Chicago, Saint Paul, Minneapolita and Omaha Railway
Hudson, Wis
Marvin Haghirt
David P. Kimball
Byron G. Smith
Chauncey M. Depew
Horace G. Burt
Minnesota and Wisconsin Railroad Company
Marvin Hughitt
Eugene E. Oxsborn
James T. Clark
Samuel O. Howe
Richard H. Williams
Edwin E. Woodman
Charles BP. Nash
Marving Hughitt
William K. Vanderbilt
Martin L. Sykes
David BP. Kimball
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Fr. McK. Twombley
ST. Paul
Sioux City
M. L. Sykes
EF. E. Oxborn
C. H. Bigeslow
J. M. Whitman
D. P. Kimball
J. B. Redfeld
C. M. Depew
M. McK. Twombley
Thomas Wilson
E. E. Woodman
W. A. Scott
J. T. Clirk
M. Hughitt
Thomas Whison
WH .O. Trowe
C. P. Nash
S. O. Howe
M. Hughit
Beeb
Oseborn
J. T. Clark
Thoning Wilson
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Rudyard
Soo Fine Ig
Reading
Soo Mne
Gladstone
Republican County Committee Sets July 12 Assembly Conventions
The Republican county committee met at the courthouse and set July 12 as the date for three assembly conventions to elect delegates to the state convention. First and Third districts meet at the courthouse at 11 a.m. Second district at Neenah city hall. Representation fixed at three delegates per ward village and town. Caucuses July 11 from 7:20 to 8:30 p.m. County nominating convention September 6 at 10 a.m. at the courthouse.
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Assembly
Neenatr City
Court House
Miss Jessie Ault Dead After Typhoid Battle
Miss Jessie Ault daughter of Dr A Ault died at Darlington Wisconsin from typhoid fever after ten weeks illness. She was born March 9 194 and was twenty eight. She taught Latin and German in Oshkosh De Pere and Darlington. Survived by parents a brother and two sisters. Remains to arrive in Oshkosh Monday. funeral plans pending.
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Jessie Alay
Ault
A. Ault
Darlington
Wis
Miss Ault
Miss Aulee
Misa Jessie Ault
Court Street
Oshkosh Normal School
de Pere
This Ciy
Lord Braybrooke Dead in Sudden London Death
Lord Braybrooke Charita Cornwallis Neville died suddenly this morning at Saffron Walden. Born in 183? The report notes his title and date of birth, with details from a London AP dispatch.
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Lord Braybrooke
Sy Associated Press
London
Charita Cornwallis-Neville
Saffron Walden
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