Harriman Heads Abroad for European Holiday Trip
In June 1 report from New York, E. H. Harriman and Mrs Harriman depart aboard the Wilhelm II of the North German Lloyd line for a European holiday. Harriman says he is not ill but will consult Vienna specialists during the trip as concerns of railway consolidation fade for a time.
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Aia
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Lloyd Line
Europe
Hardman
Vienna
Newfoundland ship disaster mourned by town and crews
A report from Newfoundland describes a maritime tragedy and the loss of several sailors after a voyage tied to Der Willman Tl Greenfell. The event, dated May 28, sparked inquiries and memorials as crews from the coast and nearby ports respond to the calamity and beg for news from families.
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Greenfell
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Barr
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Toston
Ambon Foundland
Amaher
Fond Labs
Immigration on the boom in the Northwest.
The article reports rapid immigration development around Hugesonls and Round bike, noting a large electric belt project and a new American Lmnication company town site near Koynd. It mentions free land incentives for buyers of forty acres or more and describes settlement progress along the road, highlighting demographic and economic shifts.
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Wedding at Kaukauna Promises Happy Union
Rouukauos Wisconsin June ceremony for Miss Ella Miller and Raymond Childs at St Marys church in Kaukauna. Bridesmaid Annabel Childs and groomsman William Greve featured. After reception at the bride’s home the couple honeymoon in Milwaukee and Chicago and will reside in Kaukauna after June 1. The groom works as a pipe fitter and the bride’s family hosts the celebration. The article notes a sailor relative on furlough from the New Hampshire.
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South Side
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Eulen Miler
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North Kaukanaga
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Annabel Childs
William Greve
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Chicago
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T. Dary
Heve
United States
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Sailor C Jarvis Advances in Naval Rank
Mra C Jarvis and friends report a Portsmouth shipman now serving after four months training at Norfolk. He entered as a veteran fireman and has been promoted to first class fireman with a chance to improve his rating. He recently returned from trips to Cuba and South America and will depart aboard the ship again on his return this week.
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South America
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Fie
Jeuve
GUNN Succeeds Draper as Railway Company Vice President
Fond du Lac Wisconsin June Guan former general manager at the Wisconsin Railway and Light Company succeeds NL Draper as vice president of the Eastern Wisconsin Railway and Light Company after a directors meeting. Clement Smith provided the statement.
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Wisconddin Railway and Light Company
Wisconsin Electric Stadlway Company
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Gann Elected Vice President of Nearby Company
The president of theastern Wisconsin Company seed the ansin Mloetrle company Mr Gann will also be elected vice president of the lat company at a meeting to be her this Me. Gann a was elected one director and Plarry Whikteomi o was elected treasurer oot the Wikeongit Company to fill tice used in those offices by he death of W. EB. Cale. Directors toured local lines and inspected facilities near Seenah and the sub power station. Work on improvements began and operations are expected to start Thursday.
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Milwaukee Pastor Heads District Election
A Milwaukee pastor leads district affairs with Rev. Tiiwankoay as president and Zngpberger as vice president. Rev. C. Graver serves as secretary and Rev. BR Gruenwald as treasurer in Fond du Lac.
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Wisconsin Lawmakers Face Stickered Tax and Veterans Preference Fight
In Madison the legislature battled over Merlin Hulls inheritance tax bill routing proceeds to common schools while civil service reform and veterans preferences for Spanish War veterans sparked a partisan clash. Bray led the opposition insisting no preference should exist if civil service rules remain. The dispute intensified in a Monday session before Speaker Bancroft halted the quarrel.
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Final Adjournment Looms In Legislature War Veteran Takes Exam
The piece notes one reconsideration of the bill, ending the conflict with a Spanish war veteran who will seek civil service through brain work rather than his war record. It states final adjournment may occur Tuesday or Wednesday, bills to be enrolled by Saturday and sent to the governor by noon. The senate plans a late session with few assembly bills on the agenda.
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Golden Medical
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Common Sense
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RB. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Trip to the Coast and Local Happenings in Utica
W V Jones and A D Jones set out for the Pacific coast visiting California Oregon and other states with plans to meet others and inspect mining interests in Arizona for four to six weeks. Charles A Paine stressed lectures at Ela church drawing large attendance while Miss Winifred Davies closes her Buck district school.
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Arizona
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Ela
Lades' Ald Society
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Alice Ramson
Fisk
Rosendale
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Oshkosh
Jailed and Fined in Bucket Shop Case
Six defendants including Lewis W Footer John M Gorman Walter Campbell and others were sentenced to six months in jail and $200 fines for using US mails to defraud via the Odell Bucketage company. Judge Twig Thompson denied a new trial motion and a stay of execution to allow an appeal. Bonds listed at $74,000 each.
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Cincinnat
June
Lewis W. Footer
John M. Gorman
Walter Campbell
AL C. Baldwin
Edwin Heil
J. M. Scott
United States
Twige Thompson
Outeast
United States Court of Appeal
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