Brewers Back Temperance Drive In United Support
Milwaukee June 10 pro temperance policy favored by United States Brewers association in a long set of principles calling for temperate use of fermented beverages and abolition of objectionable saloon practices. Officers elected include Harry Bath Joseph Thether Gustav Pabst and others with a pledge to curb unlawful traffic while promoting lawful beer use and public welfare.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
United States Brewers' Association
Brewers' Association
Harry al' Bath
Ls .Joseph
Thether
Chicago
Stingman
Buffalo
Gustav’ Pabst
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Minneapolis
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Brewers Explain Role in Saloon Reform and Public Cooperation
A long defense argues brewers should not be blamed for illegal saloon abuses. They call for lawful action, public cooperation, and authorities to extinguish disorderly retail liquor, claiming self preservation and reform align with genuine public betterment. Breyers pledge to avoid politics while aiding purification efforts.
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Gambling fight heats up in Louisiana legislature
Baton Rouge June Wilson challenges surround a $960 funding plan for rice track preservation. Governor Sanders orders a special commission and grand jury session to probe misused funds and potential schemes. The Locke bill to end all forms of horse racing betting looms as House action nears, Senate expected resistance.
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Associated
Baton Rouge
Senate
Colonel Finerty Dead Prominent Irish Patriot and Journalist
Chicago on June 10 reports Col John F Finerty the Irish patriot lecturer and newspaper man died at his home from liver disease after months of illness He was 71 Noted Frenchman Marie Louis Gaston Boissier grand officer of the Legion of Honor and perpetual secretary of the French Academy also died in Paris on June 10 born in 1823
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Associated” Press
Chicago
John’ F. Finerty
Paris
Marie Louis Gaston Boissier
Legion of Honor
French Academy
Boy Train Wrecker Confesses in Missouri
Eleven year old Willie Barkst of J Joseph Missouri confessed to turning a switch that wrecked a Burlington freight train. He said the plan aimed to steal coal and he wanted to upset cars to obtain fuel more easily.
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Associated Press
J. Joseph
Wiie Barkst
Burlington
Western Negro Press association convenes in Des Moines
The Western Negro Press association convened in Des Moines Indiana on June 10 listening to committee reports and the annual address by president W. E. Duncan. Governor Cummins will deliver the welcome address in the evening.
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Des Moines
Western Negro Press‘ Association
W. E. Duncan
Cummins
Poisons At Paris Automobile Club Banquet Kill No One
About 360 guests poisoned by ptomaines at a Paris automobile club banquet last night are recovering. One person died and another death was reported earlier, but authorities say there are no further fatalities.
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Associated Press
Paris
Automobile Club
Oliver Belmont Dies After Illness at Home
Oliver H P Belmont, aged fifty, died at his Hempstead Long Island home after a brief illness from appendicitis complications. He had rallied after surgery, but peritonitis set in. Belmont was a prominent Democrat, former congressman from New York, and a notable social figure in New York and Europe. He leaves grieving wife Mrs Alva Vanderbilt Belmont and sons William K Vanderbilt Jr and Harold Vanderbilt, with close family at his bedside.
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New York
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American Nurserymen Open Annual Convention in Milwaukee
The American Association of Nurserymen opens its three day convention at the Plankinton house Milwaukee with delegates expected to attend. President J W Eig of Des Moines delivers an address citing the nursery industry's vast scale noting over eighty million dollars invested and about 100000 workers employed in the United States.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
American Association of Nurserymen
Plankinton
Sesson Ag Sioeed
Devt Wabuy -Yebrs
Opening Session Focuses on Advertising and Committee Reports
The remarks urge an inspection law to ease vexations and increase publicity for nursery products via advertising. The remainder of the opening session covered receiving various committee reports.
Margeret Cunpellak's Father Suspected in Family Tragedy
Police report a double death as likely a murder suicide. Margeret Cunpellak searches the home for her mother as clues point to a gunman with revolver wounds. A man connected to Ford is described, adding to the mystery of the killings.
Millers Meet in Detroit Amid Federation Session
Delegates of a national federation gather in Detroit for the millers convention. The program includes a welcome by Mayor Thompson, remarks by Vice President Sparks, and the annual address by President William Es. Castle of Louisville. A change of venue to the steamer He will follow with a concert and smoker, with sessions continuing through Friday and a banquet planned for Friday evening.
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Thompson
H. H. Sparks
Federation
William Es. Castle
Louisville
Price
Millers
Port Huran
Detroit
McAllister Court Martial Finding Reduced Ten Ranks
Associated Press reports San Francisco June 10 that Gen Frederick Funston signed the court martial finding against Captain Samuel B D McAllister. McAllister is reduced ten ranks in the Coast Artillery Corps for leaving his regiment without leave and failing to report for duty while absent from May 21 to 21 and missing night drill.
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Associated Press
San‘“Francisco
Cal
Frederick Funston
Samuel BD. McAllster
Coast Artillery Corps
McAllister
Paired Be 3s, the Son of Brig, Ib, U.S. Retired, Of
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a person described as the son of a brigadier and a retired U.S. figure, but the snippet is incomplete and lacks clear event or context to form a full summary.
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U.S
Russians Executed in Russia and Poland Judge Orders
Thirteen persons charged with political offenses were executed yesterday in various Russian cities including Ufa Lodz and Odessa. Additional death sentences were issued by military courts in Lodz Warsaw Pensa and Odessa.
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Associated Press
Petersburg
Russia
Ufa
Lodz
Odessa
Lods
Warsaw
Pensa
Empress Augusta Victoria Slides From Horseback
Empress Augusta Victoria fell from a horse while riding with the emperor in Potsdam on June 10. She was assisted into a cab and returned to the new palace. A physician found no serious injury aside from a bruise on the back of her right hand and a bleeding cut.
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Associated Presa
Potstam
Empress Augusta Victoria
New Palace
Lig
Taft Not in Any Deal Denies Vice Presidential Plan
New York June 26. Timothy T. Woodruff chairman of the state Republican committee says Taft will be nominated at Chicago and asserts New York should not block the vice presidency. Frank Hitchcock of the Taft forces says no candidate for vice president is being pressured and delegates are not bound. Contests in Missouri North Carolina favor Taft and seats are decided on merit amid claims of rough tactics.
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Associated Press
New York
Timothy T. Woodfall
Charmiain
State Republican Committee
Taft
Chicago
Hutches
New ‘York
Hughes
New York State
Frank F. Hitchcock
Bitchcocke
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Knox
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Meadville
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Wisconsin
James A. Tawney
Minnesota
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North Carolina
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Robert Reyburn
District of Columbia
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Taft Delegates Win North Carolina District Contests
Taft delegates prevail in multiple North Carolina contests as anti Taft challengers submit briefs. Major Bryan of Ohio argues anti Taft positions while Taft counsel submits on brief. Fourth, Sixth and Eighth districts favor Taft. Ohio contests follow with heightened interest as home state of the secretary of war.
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Fred C. Bryan
Ohio
North Carolina
Major Bryan
Taft
LEITER WILLIAMS NUPTIALS IN WASHINGTON DC
Washington DC June wedding of Miss Juliette Willhans daughter of Col and Mrs John J Williams to Joseph Leiter son of the late Levi Leiter took place at the bride’s parents home at noon. The ceremony was performed by Rev Father Buckey with twenty witnesses. The couple planned a honeymoon and a tour beginning with brief visits to Lord Curzon and other noted figures.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Juliette Willhans
John J. Williams
Joseph Aelter
Levi
Chicago
Washington
Pather Buckey
St. Matthew's Roman Catho, Me
Henry Co Corbin
Summerly
Ass Frances
Willamy
Roman ‘Galdwin
Baldwin
Harvard
Laltac
Cole John R. Willums
Lester
Cornelius, Hewitt
St. Touts
Victor Thompson
Hedris
Vallegu
Nicholas Longwort
Curgon
Lord Sand Tady
Bray
Hitchcock Case Nears End in High Profile Trial
New York June 10 Raymond Hitchcock the comedian faces a jury as the trial resumes with hundreds turned away. The defense calls witnesses including Hitchcock’s valet Herman Trupke who testifies about visits by Helen von Tagen and Filste Voecks to Hitchcock’s Great Neck home and disputes of an attempted assault during a West Forty-third Street meeting.
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Associated Press
New York
Raymond Hitchcock
Wayerdl
Witchcock
Buckmeister
Flora Wilston
Lana
Adelbert
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Herman WW Trupke
Htltelcock
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Great Neck
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Helen von Tagen
William Chantee
Montauk Theater
Brooklyn
Rupke
Great Neck House
Itchcock
West Farty-tret Street
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Bird
Chanter
Elsie Veecks
Kansas City Flood Reaches Stock Yards and West Bottoms
Kansas City faced its worst flood since 1903 as Kaw river water reached within one block of the Union station road and covered a quarter of the stock yards lowering rail access and seeping into basements of wholesale houses. The flood stage of 1904 was passed last night and crest was expected early afternoon with both the Kaw and Missouri rivers anticipated to begin falling within a day.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Kaw
Inion
West Bottoms
Missouri
Pennsylvania Railways Deny Commodity Clause Violation
The Pennsylvania Railway Company replies in equity that the Hepburn act commodity clause interferes with interstate commerce and violates the Constitution as applied to coal production. It argues the law denies due process and equal protection, impeding railways from transporting coal and related products across state lines.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Hallway Company
United States
Reading
Lehigh
Sylvania
Erle
Délana Bat & Western
Delaware
Hudson
Pennsylvania
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Menasha High School seniors perform at Germania Opera House
Special to 1 Menasha Wisconsin report notes Menasha High School events at the Germania Opera House tonight. Invocation and performances include works by Kern Washington and MacKinnon. announcements list assists for locks and a band concert postponed due to commencement. Local social gatherings include toasts, dinners, and a marriage planned for St Stephen’s Church. council meets in special session.
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Nasha High School
Germania -Opera House
W. E. Kern
Ernest Eric
Ronenow
T. Washington
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Helen Mz
Friedland
Flora Mackinnon
Mothel Mackinnon
MacKinnon
Mgr. Payne
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Placrick
Oliver Ar
Wrightstown
Misa Jean Worden
Ladysmith
Nicholas and Edward Observe Naval Delegations at Sea
Emperor Nicholas and King Edward receive delegations from local nobility the municipality and peasantry aboard their yachts. This afternoon the emperor made informal visits to the British cruiser Minotaur and the royal yacht Alexandra. A girl aspires to design a slab hand with a solitaire present.
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Alexandra
Wisconsin Weather Forecast With Frost Tonight
Forecast notes a chilly night with frost in lowlands and cooler conditions. Local observations indicate cloudy skies and temperatures near freezing, followed by warmer conditions tomorrow. Jane R. Was 15:3. Sunrise and sunset times listed for Wisconsin towns.
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