Dinner for Eighth district lawmakers at Madison club
Madison Wis June 3 High district members of the legislature will hold a dinner at the Mansion club tonight Assemblyman Hurlburt will preside and Eighth district members will attend alongside outsiders including Lieut governor and several officials. Topics include initiative and referendum proposals and ongoing water power control debates with a planned discussion of boundary and tax issues. The session examines the Donald highways bill and related political maneuvering as reform measures face committee action and potential governor involvement.
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Jiadison
Wis
Mansion Club
C. Hurlburt
Eighth District
Hurlbut
White
Browne
Eileen
O'Connor
Crowell
Potts
Deanhardt
Clark
Thomas Morris
Ingram
Insurance
George W. Beedle
Davidson
Buchanan Johnson
Plainfield
H. B. Patch
Omro
Frederick Esch
Manitowoc
Littemore
Poygun
Dan
Shea
Senate
Assembly
Teasdale
Gaylord
Salaries Highways Commission
Donald
Social Democrats
Highways Committee
Roosevelt Heads to New York After Vermont Dinner
Associated Press dispatch from White River Junction Vermont reports former President Theodore Roosevelt leaving for New York at 5 o clock this morning after delivering a speech at a V. A. dinner last night. The trip follows his remarks on effort and productivity noted during the event.
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Associated Press
White River
Theodore Roosevelt
V. A
New York
Train Kills Three Men on Grand Trunk Tracks
Five Bohemian men walking on foggy Grand Trunk tracks near Durand Michigan were struck by a passenger train. Three died: Simon Bahula thirty five, Frank Bahula nine, and M. Yohan thirty five. Wives Mary Yohan and another woman were badly hurt in the ditch. Mrs Yohan gravely injured.
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Associated Press
Durand
Mich
Grand Trunk
Simon Bahula
Frank 'Bahila
Simon
M. Yohan
Miss Maury Roberts Faces Immediate Prison Term
Special to The Northwestern Madison June 8 Justice Winslow denied a certificate of reasonable doubt in the arson conviction of Miss Maury Roberts of Oshkosh The ruling requires immediate start of a penitentiary sentence with no stay of execution granted
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Madison
Wis
Winslow
Maury’ Roberts
Oshkosh
Roberta
Robbed of Heart and Gold in Illinois Court Verdict
Thomas Foulkes of Danbury Iowa won his case in criminal court against Lodavine Miller and her brother J Marion Miller. He alleged a financial scheme involving loans from 4 to 600 dollars to fund romantic gifts totaling 11812 dollars and two farms. A jury returned a verdict against the defendants.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ill
Thomas Foulkes
Danbury
Lodavine Miller
J. Marion Miller
Foulkes
California
Foullkes
Boiler Makers Strike At Baldwin Locomotive Works
About 1000 to 2000 boiler makers in Philadelphia walked out today at Baldwin Locomotive Works. The strike arose after 1200 workers were laid off weeks earlier amid disputes over labor organizing and work shortages. Union officers deny wage issues, while company officials cite lack of work. Mass meetings preceded the action. the national unions had postponed strike pending negotiations. A committee representing laid off workers alleged several committee members were discharged, fueling the walkout.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Baldwin Locomotive Works
Water Works Association convention papers listed
The third day of the American Water Works association convention in Rochester featured a paper on Water Rates by George G. Barr with subsequent discussion. Additional papers covered High Pressure Fire Service, Compressed Air, Underground Water Waste in Washington, Steel vs. Tron Pipe, Hot Water Problems, Chemical and Bacteriological Terms, and Methods for Keeping Records of Improvements to Water Works plants presented by various experts.
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Asys Associated Press
Rochester
American Water Works Association
George G. Barr
Charles A. Hague
Alex Milne
Washington, D. C
W. A. McFarland
Steel
Allen Hazen
George C. Whipple
Daniel D. Jackson
Charles Carrol Brown
Death of Capt Alexander Anderson Aged Ninety-Five
Scituate Massachusetts June 8 Captain Alexander Anderson aged ninety five father of George Anderson of Oshkosh died suddenly. He was the oldest drawbridge tender in New England and known as Uncle Alex across a wide region. Efforts to identify the dead man’s son in Oshkosh failed as two George Andersons existed in the city directory.
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Scituate, Macw
Alexander Anderson
George Anderson
Oshkosh
New England
Alex
George Andersons
Escaped Prisoner Returns Near Milwaukee
Scotty McCormick, released from Waupun prison, slipped away at Mosinee while being escorted to Milwaukee to face a new charge. Deputy Sheriff Alexander McDonald arrested him at the prison gate. McCormick will face a preliminary examination next Wednesday.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wausau
Scotty McCormick
Waupun State Prison
Alexander, McDonald
Nneeny
Mosinee
Castro Not at Gibraltar Search Fails for Venezuelan Exile Leader
Washington June 5 A search at Gibraltar for Cipriano Castro exiled former president of Venezuela failed to locate him according to state authorities. An earlier report noted Castro was sought as a possible political refugee or asylum seeker amid political turmoil in the country. The search involved British and U S authorities and focused on possible entry points and hideouts.
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Associated Prews
Washington, D. C
Gibraltar
Cipriano Castro
Venezuela
Praise for Wisconsin G A R Reunion Features Protests
A Green Bay gathering marks the forty fifth annual Grand Army of the Republic and Sons of Veterans encampment with 2000 veterans and Auxiliary present. Frank M. Walsh of Milwaukee denounces Memorial day horse parades, praises the Wisconsin Veterans home, and lauds Women's Relief corps and Daughters of Veterans for ongoing support. Adjutant General Watrous notes this reunion as exceptionally influential.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Green Bay
Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic of Wisconsin
Sons of Veterans
Frank M. Walsh
Walsh
Wisconsin Veterans
Wisconsin Department
Milwauke
Wisconsin Veterans’ Home
Wisconsin
G. A. Hk
Joseph H. Woodworth
G. A. Rs
Order of
Relief Corps
Grand Army
Order of the Sons of Veterans
W. C. Cowling
Oshkosh
G. A. BR
Daughters of Veterans
Watrous
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Wisconsin
Colima Volcano Erupts. Towns Damaged
Tremor awakens Colima volcano near Guadalajara sending smoke and lava. Tonila and San Andres suffer severe damage as others are rendered unsafe. A relief train is en route. Thousands left homeless as Zapotlan and nearby towns report collapsed church and homes. Dispatches place the quake center at the active volcano Colima.
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Associated Press
Guadalajara
Mexico
Colima
Tonila
San Andres
Mexico City
Tuxpaa
Jalisco
Zapotlan
Wausau Names River Park Alexander Park
Walter Alexander, a philanthropic citizen, has given Wausau permission to use a strip of land along the Wisconsin river for park purposes. The park is named Alexander park, a notably desirable gift the city has received in a long time.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Journal Special
Wausau
Walter Alexander
Wisconsin River
Alexander
Weather tease notes varied highs across cities
The report lists high temperatures in several cities, noting Kansas City at 101 and Oklahoma City at 96, with remarks on local peculiarities and advantages. The fragment suggests a comparison of weather and city traits, capturing a snapshot of summer heat across towns.
Girl Lost in Big Marsh Near Hibbing
Mary Louise Graff, fourteen, disappeared after leaving Bengal to the Silica mine two miles away. Searchers from Hibbing and Duluth join timber cruisers in a rugged, swampy region as bloodhounds are brought in to track the girl.
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Big Marsh
Associated Press
Hibbing
Bengal
Mary Louise Graff
Duluth
Taft Visits Brooklyn in Lavish Political Tour
President Taft arrives from Washington for a Brooklyn visit, dining at the Hanover and Union League clubs, reviewing a Sunday school parade, attending lacrosse and church events, then heading to Manhattan for a Cotton Seed Crushers banquet. Notables including Governor Dix, Mayor Gaynor, and British Ambassador Bryce join the occasions.
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Associated
Presa
New York
Washington
Brooklyn
Hanover
Union League
Taft
Trailway Station
William M. Calder
Kraacke
the Treasury
Curtiss
Loeb
Hanover Club
Union League Club
Dix
Gaynor
Lyman Abbott
Daniel B. Sickels
Horatio C. King
Brookyn
Stimson
Bryce
Manhattan
National Cotton Seed Crushers Association
Prospect Park
Pennsylvania Railway
Wilamasburg
Sunday School Union
Tix
Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church
Crescent Athletic Club
Montreal Athletic Association
Faventia
Seneca
Bay
Canada
Wiliam Berri
Appke
Washington, D. C
Hilles
Maj
Archibald Butt
National Charities Meet Reports From Beacon Hill
Boston June 8 extensive and varied program at the national conference of Charities and corrections today. After the general session in Ford hall, reports from state and territorial secretaries were followed by discussions on charity and correction in public halls around Beacon hill.
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Associated Areas
Boston
Mass
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
Ford
Beacon Hill
Strikers Use Publicity in Cleveland Wage Fight
Cleveland June 8 publicity appears to be the principal weapon for striking cloak and garment workers in Cleveland as they demand wage scale changes factory conditions and recognition of their union by employers. No disorder was reported.
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Associated Press
Cleveland, O
Cloak and Garment Workers
Cleveland
Quartet Works to Ensure Normal Historical Pageant Success
Miss Pieters served as general manager for the pageant project with Mr Clemans as business manager. Mugs Hinicde directed the drama and Misher led the production team detailing the show’s focal columns.
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Miss Pieters
Clemans
Mugs Hinicde
Danves
Roosevelt Out of Race Declares No 1912 Candidacy
New York June 8 Roosevelt arrives from Vermont and, upon reading a Vermont dispatch, states he will not be a candidate for president in 1912. Wallace Batehelder of Troop K Rough Riders confirms the inquiry. Roosevelt emphatically rejects nomination, calling it a calamity and urging friends to block any movement toward his nomi nation.
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White River Junction
Vet
Wallace Batehelder
Troop K. Rough Riders
Theodora Roosevelt
Vermont
Deay
Wisais
Roosevelt
Milwaukee aviator challenges Grover Sexton for air race
John Schwister of Wausau, an aviator, extends a challenge to Grover Sexton of Chicago for an Acura race. Schwister will race once confident in navigation and aims to hold the event in Milwaukee. Sexton, former city editor of The Wausau Record-Herald, plans a large plane race.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wausau
John Schwister
Hug
Grover Sexton
Chicago
Aero Club of Illinois
Schwister
Mr. Sexton
iThe Wausau Record-Herald
Faithful Scotty Guarded Man Found Dead at Home
Milwaukee paper reports John Mohr aged seventy three found dead in Filath town, guarded by his loyal Scotch collie. Neighbors say the bachelor lived alone for years and died likely of old age. Emil Leabs discovered the body when seeking a cow for sale.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wausausiys
John Mohr
Filath
Emil Leabs
Secure Lorimer Report by Associated Press
Washington June 8 The complete Illinois state senate investigating committee report on the Lorimer case was turned over to the Lorimer Senate committee. Senator Dillingham said the first meeting date would depend on how long members chose to study the Illinois report.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Illinois State Senate Investigating Committee
Lorimer
Lorimer Committee
Senate
Dillingham
Illinois
Whitelaw Reid Confined to Room in London
American ambassador Whitelaw Reid has been confined to his room in London for a week due to illness, with reports noting the condition as serious but not specified. The Associated Press dispatch from June shows a period of enforced rest and quiet for the envoy while abroad.
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Associated. Press
London
Whitelaw Reid
Camorra described as criminal gangs in Italian trial tale
In Viterbo on June 1 Simonetti a police witness described Camorra factions as dimly seen criminal groups who extorted, used usury and stole food. He denied Gennaro Abaterminegla was an informer. Alfano led the gang. a Jewels theft case linked to a pistol fight and arrests.
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Viterbo
Italy
Simonetti
Cuccicolo
Elise
Gennaro Abbaterminegla
Camorra
Furies Altona
Attuno
Alfano
Che Camor- Tint
Alfune
College boys walk to Kansas wheat fields for harvest
Nashville dated report says Jawisburg Teo college boys trek from Nashville to the Kansas wheat fields on foot to harden for harvest. They plan to cover the about 600 miles by foot, traveling during vacations as part of their preparation.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
Kansas Wheat Fields
Jawisburg
Teo
Have Real Dairy Dinner Event Tours New England Farm
Delegates from the International Tote Men's Mutual Benefit association traveled to New Boston New Hampshire for a day on an English farm. J Reed Whipple of Boston hosted an elaborate lunch on his estate after a tour of the great cow pasture and dairy facilities.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
International Tote Men's Mutual
New Boston
N. H
Model England
J. Reed Whipple
Posten
Jewish social workers tour Medy farm after conference ride
Jewish social workers from across the country attended the national Jewish charities conference in Boston. They took an automobile ride to a Medy farm where Ur We V Fineus read a paper on Social Work Among the Jewish farmers.
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Associated Press
Boston
Norwegian Celebration Opens with Oslo Aide Visit
Olof I. Ray arrived in Rouen to represent the Sons of Norway in Chicago at the 300th anniversary celebration of the founding of the Norsemen. He was greeted by the mayor and presented an address on behalf of Norwegians of America.
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Aby Associated Press
Rouen
France
Olof i. Ray
Sons of Norway
Chicago
Ray
America
Twenty two injured in street car collision near Anglour
Twenty two people were injured today when a street car collided with a passenger train at Anglour railway station near Liege Belgium. The accident occurred in the late morning hours as the vehicles met at the station, authorities said.
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Associated Press
Leige
Belgium
Jane
Anglour
Fares
Malles
Tariff Pact Altered in Senate Finance Committee Report
Canadian reciprocity bill advances with Root amendment on wood pulp and paper duties adopted by the committee. Opposition solidifies, votes show a surprise shift as several members switch to support or oppose the measure with reports to follow. President plans a campaign to defeat the amendment on the floor.
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Assembly
Senate
Joint Finance Committee
Sanborn
True
Browne
Harper
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Lake Pepin
St. Louis
Ingram
Assembly Committee On Judiciary
State Board of Agriculture
Finance Committee
Canada
Burdem
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Nelson
Aroeall
Senalue Bailey
Mr. Simmons
Kern
Simmons
Wis
Lodge
Smoot
Gallinger
Clark
Wyombg
Weyburn
la Follette
Ansley
Simons
Mesars
Penrose
Catlom
McCumber
Stone
eKra
Benatora Gallinger
Baley
Aimmons
Jolyon
Maine
Williams
Mississippi
Messie, Williama
Stone Wand Mein
Severitt Miiesty
United States
Eureka Escape Alarm Causes Naval Concern
Washington officials studied the Eureka voyage as informants said the steamer left San Francisco around May 12 bound for the Bay of Fonseca with arms. Nicaraguan and Malan ministers suspected a revolutionary expedition against Diaz’s government, while the Yorktown searched for contraband near Central American shores and found none.
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Vay Assouiolga Pross
Washington, D. C
Eureka
San Francisco
Bay of Fonseca
Diaz
Yorktown
Panama
San Juan Dél Sur
Agsala
Navy Department
Eureke
Postal Official Speaks at Iowa Postmasters Meeting
Waterloo Iowa June 8 P V Degraw fourth assistant postmaster general was the principal speaker at the Iowa postmasters convention His address covered departmental theories The annual banquet will follow with Congressman Pickett as toastmaster Postmaster Homer H Warren and Congressman Kendall to speak A church member is seen as liberal if he has many friends among sinners with warmer time bands
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Waterloo
P. V. Degraw
Iowa
Congressman Pickett
Homer H. Warren
Kendall
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