Campaign for Cummins Moves to Chicago Convention
The campaign for Senator Cummins gains momentum in Chicago with Kenyon coordinating Hawkeye club efforts and La Follette supporters preparing to open headquarters. Roosevelt denies a rush to Chicago while Taft delegates face seating contests.
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Chicago
Albert 8. Cummins
Iowa
W.S. Kenyon
Jaft
Roosevelt
Kenyon
Hawkeye Club of
Mississippi
Washington
Cummins
Cumming
Taft
Alabama
Georgia
Arkansas
Nathan B. Scott
West Virginia
James T. Oliver
South Bend
Ind
Reed named to nominate Speaker at Baltimore convention
United States Senator James Reed of Missouri is described by Speaker Clark's friends as chosen to nominate the speaker for president at the Baltimore convention. The report notes Reed's standing among Clark close associates and the anticipated role in the nominating process.
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United States
James Reed
Missouri
Clark
Baltimore
Wedding Delayed as Groom Joins Marines in Cuba
In Marinette Wisconsin on June 10 Miss Anna Vasaw and George Papineau of Stephenson Michigan postponed wedding planned for this week. Papineau, a United States Marine, has been ordered to Cuba, prompting indefinite postponement.
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Marinette
Wis
Anna Vasaw
George Papineau
Stephenson
Menominee County
Mich
Papineau
United States Marines
Cuba
Hoosier Delegates to Taft Front in Party Split
The national committee seated Taft delegates at large from Indiana by a 52 to 6 vote, the first northern gain for Taft amid disputes over credentials. Col. New did not vote and Roosevelt allies supported Taft, with Col. Mary 5. New, Fairbanks, Watson, and Oliver named as seated delegates.
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Alabama
Arkingus
Florida
Georgia
Taft
Arizona
California
Indiana
New
Associated Press
Chicago
National Committee
Arkansas
North
Borah
Roosevelt
Mt Katmai eruption darkens Seattle in ash filled day
Day turned to night as Mt Katmai erupted about a day earlier. Ash and fine dust drifted hundreds of miles with Sitka 700 miles distant reporting haze and news awaited. The revenue cutter Manning presses toward Kodiak Island despite communication limits.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Mt. Katmai
Sitka
Manning
Kodiak Island
Federal forces advance toward Chihuahua with Huerta gains
Santa Rosarie Mexico June 10 federal troops under General Huerta move into camp as rebels under General Orozco retreat toward Bachimaba Pass. Twenty two bridges destroyed northward are being rebuilt by 1000 workers and the Mexican Central railway should soon run from Torreon to Santa Rosalie, nearly 200 miles, in two days. Huerta forecasts entering Chihuahua before month end.
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Associated Press
Santa Rosarie
Mexico
Huerta
Bachimaba Pass
Orozco
Mexican Central Railway
Tor- Teon
Chihuahua
Manitowoc Man Sentenced for Fire Station Shooting
Charles Dedrich was sentenced to thirty days in jail and fined $25 in municipal court after attempting to shoot the north side fire station and nearly killing firefighter Peter Bodwin. He faced charges of carrying concealed weapons and pointing a gun.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Charles! Dedrich
North Side
Peter Bodwin
Galt
Prohibition Party May Reconsider Name Change
Madison Wis June 1 a plan to rename the Prohibition party to the National party will be discussed at the state convention opening tomorrow on grounds prohibition does not express the party full aim.
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Madison
Wis
Prohibition Party
National Party
Manitowoc Slayer Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder
John Radey was found guilty of murder in the second degree for killing farm hand John Rolland on a farm near Manitowoc on May 17. The trial was held in Wim and the case will be appealed.
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Manitowoc
Wim
John, Radey
John Rolland
Radey
Rolland
Here
Swedish Baptists to Meet at Conference
Special report notes the eighth annual gathering of Swedish Baptists at Wieveneta. Delegates will renew fellowship and hold meetings at the Baptist church and Rhe conference in Wisconsin.
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North Western
Baptist Conference of
Wieveneta
Wocketland
Wiscouen
Marines Land Incuba Warships at Havana
United States forces reinforce Havana as armored cruiser Washington and battleship Rhode Island enter the harbor. Admiral Osterhaus travels aboard the Washington while Atlantic fleet units position for possible Cuban action. Mine planter San Francisco and other divisions depart Annapolis to join near Key West.
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Associated Press
Havana
United States
Washington
Havana Harbor
Fortress of
Cabana
Rhode Island
Washington, D. C
Ey West
Straits of Florida
Osterhans
Key West
San Francisco
Annapolis
Masachusetts
Utah
North Dakota
Florida
Delaware
Cape Cod
Navy Department
Cuba
Ferreira
Hau of Representatives
Gomez
Knox
Taft
Rebets
Leonard Wood
Nipe Tay
Santtiago
Baracoa
Kia
Rastall to resign as Wisconsin Public Affairs director
Special to The Northwestern reports Dr. B. M. Rastall plans to resign as director of the Wisconsin state board of public affairs. He has not discussed the move publicly and is believed to join the Duluth Commercial Association. A definite announcement will come at the board’s next meeting.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
B. M. Rastall
Wisconsin State Board of Public Affairs
Rastall
Deluth Commercial Association
Public Affairs Board
State aids planned for rural schools by committee
Madison Wis June 10 Plans for state aid to rural schools to increase efficiency will be developed by a legislative committee composed of county superintendents Neil P Fox Chilton G B Smith Medford and J C Brochart Lancaster, as stated by State Superintendent C P Cary after returning from Marinette meeting.
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Madison
Wis
Neil P. Fox
Chilton
G. B. Smith
Medford
J. C. Brochart
Lancaster
C. P. Cary
Marinette
Matches Used In Play Threatens Three Milwaukee Children
Three small Zucke children Anna five Paula three and Joseph eleven months nearly burned to death in Milwaukee when they were alone in a house this morning. The fire caused little damage and the children are expected to recover.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Joseph Zucke
Anna
Paula
Joseph
Troops Enter Wisconsin in Mock War Maneuver
A provisional regiment of the U S regulars under Colonel Getty marched from Dubuque Iowa toward Wisconsin to meet an imaginary army. The unit, drawn from Fort Crook Fort Sneaiirs Fort Sheridan and Fort Brady, tests equipment and transport methods while scouting ahead and establishing camps as if facing a real invasion.
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Associated Press
Dubuque
United States Regulara
Getty
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Sparta
Fort Crook
Fort Sneaiirs
Fort Sheridan
Fort Brady
United States Army
Madison
Soen
Tively
McCartey Dies After Illness at Home in Menasha
George Leo McCartey died at the home of Mr and Mrs A P Jackson on Milwaukee Street after about six months of illness. He worked at the Allis Chalmers plant in Milwaukee. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs B L McCartey of Chicago, a brother J D McCartey of Chicago, wife and one daughter. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 pm with Rev W A Dennings officiating. A Portland Oregon message noted the death of Hetty H. MH France, formerly a Menasha resident, after a three week illness. France is survived by brother Arthur and sister Fatine, both of Portland.
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Menasha
Wis
George Leo McCartey Pareed
A. P. Jackson
Milwaukee Street
McCartey
Allla Chalmers Company
Milwaukee
B. DL. McCartey
Chicago
J. D. McCartey
Fatinie
Portland
Ore
Menasha High School
Germany
Rombery
St. Patrick's Church
N. G. Renunel
Menaeha
Neenah
Dion
Arthur Shattuck
Fox River
Thin City
Termant & Monthan
John Brown
Flint Street
Fred Clough
Kaukauna Street
Clark Hospital
Father Joeckle of
Sherwood
Europe
Minnesota Cave Dwellers Found Near Putrid Lake
David Wakefield returns from three weeks in the woods with a tale of a family living in a hillside cave on a Putrid Lake homestead forty miles northeast of Buhl. James Til and his family built a three room dugout after a wildfire. the mother and daughter keep the cave clean. The children, illiterate and dressed in primitive garb, display pride in their best attire.
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Associated Prees
Buhl
Minn
David Wakefield
Putrid Lake
Wakefield
James Til
Expense statements filed by Wisconsin candidates this period
In Madison and across Wisconsin, expense reports for the past two weeks were filed with the secretary of state. Notable amounts include American Suffragettes secretary Clara Birkenwood $1982.75, RE Brown of Waupaca congress $27, Philip Lehner Madison attorney general $20, and W C Owen Maiden Rock attorney general $86.06.
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Northwestern
Rehearing Denied in Waupaca Lighting Case
Madison June 10 the railroad commission denied a rehearing in the Waupaca Electric Light and Power Company versus the city of Waupaca. The dispute concerned lighting quality but the commission said the issue was settled by a prior ruling.
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Apecal
Northwestern
Madison, Wis
Railroad
Commission
Waupaca
Elgin Butter Market Quotation Declared At 6 Cents
The quotation committee of the Elgin board of trade today declared butter prices at 6 cents per pound. The report notes the market movement as of June 10 with no further changes announced.
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Associated
Eigin
Eigin Board of Trade
Todey
Murder at Villisca Ax Murder Scene Shocks Town
Villisca Iowa June 10 Joseph Moore a prominent local businessman his wife and four children and two visiting women were found murdered in their beds. An ax covered in blood and hair was found near the scene and authorities suspect a single assailant driven by revenge. No robbery occurred and identity of the two women remains uncertain.
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Queersom
Associated Press
Villixca
Joseph Afoore
Willsea
van Gilder
Moores
Moore
van Gilders
Villigca
Fire destroys flour mill in Neenah Wisconsin
Fire early Sunday gutted the Up Krueger Lachmann flour mill in Neenah Wisconsin causing losses over 10000 with 14 covered by insurance. The mill will be rebuilt with new machines. Also notes a Congregational church convention at Two Rivers electing officers and admitting new members.
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Eagjal
Neenah
Wie
Krueger- Lachmann Company
Lowe
Oigit
J. Lachmann
Wisconala
Congregational Church
Rivera
Henry Stauffer
Menasha
Rey
Moore
Manitowne
Oes Congregational Church
Wood+ ward
Atte
Woolward
Methodist Church
Methodist Conference
Woodward
McGovern
Exchanges of Courtesy With German Squadron in New York
New York June 10. Visiting German officers exchanged formal courtesy calls with US leaders led by Brig. Gen. Tasker Bliss aboard the Moltke and with Rear Admiral Vanschenitz. Mayor Gaynor, Gov Island, and pass quay were visited as auto tours continued. Tonight 750 Germans dine at Sulzer's, hosted by the Deutscher Kriegerbund with Yankee car transport.
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New York
Stehe
Tasker
JD Bliss
United
Army
Vna
Department of the East
von Repbent Vanschenits
Moltke
Pilas
Winalow
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Bram
Mayoe Gaynor
Cty Hall
Governor’s Island
Gnvers
Tomight
von Renebeur-Pansahewitz
Winslow
Deutscher Kriegergund
Sulzer
Bartem River
Carnival Company Arrives for Oshhush Fairgrounds Week
The Mazeppa and Greater United shows arrived from Sheboygan over the Northwestern road Sunday under the Hangers auspices. The company used twenty two double-length cue cars to move equipment and drew a large crowd for the unloading. A parade along Main Street is planned this evening between band and overlock.
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Greater United
Carnival
Fairgrounds
Hangers
Oshhush
Northwestern Road
Sheboygan
Main Street
Strike Settles Down After Boston Elevated Rail Strike
Boston June 10 The Boston elevated rail strike over a minimum wage and union recognition quieted with partial service resumed on elevated, tunnel and surface lines. About 100 workers arrived from New York as strikebreakers faced pressure and police were present as both sides awaited the outcome.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mam
Boston Elevated Railway
New York
Elruggi
Sunday School Picnic Aboard Thistle At Menominee Park
The Pleasures Seeker's Union of the First Presbyterian Sunday school organized a large outing at Menominee park. Members rode the Thistle steamer for a two hour lake ride, enjoyed baseball and athletic contests, and returned for more events with prizes awarded.
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Seeker's Union
First Presbyterian Bonday School
Menominee Park
Thistle
Lake Winnebago
coIk
Pipe in bad shape prompts sewer replacement fears
A damaged sewer pipe from Doty to Oregon street in Ninth Street is found to be vitrified and near breaking. The line runs nearly the full length of the street, from the lake shore to Ohio Street, prompting calls for a more durable sewer pipe and possible replacement. Councilman Hagene, head of sewers, seeks a better material.
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Doty
Oregon Street
Ohio Street
Doty Street
Oregon Street Sa
Hagene
First Mass for Oshkosh Priest Grace at St Peter's
Rev W H Grace, an Oshkosh native ordained Friday at St Pant by Archbishop Tieland, will celebrate his first Mass at 10 tomorrow morning at St Peter's on High street. Rev M B Clifford will assist, with Rev J M Florio preaching. A dinner for Grace and clergy guests follows at the Century.
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W. H. Grace
Oshkosh
St Pant
Tieland
St Peter's Church
High Street
M. B. Clifford
J. M. Florio
Century
Father Grace
Father Hogan
Te. M. C. Carbett
F. Harrington
James O'Hara
St. Paul
Mr. O'Neil
Japheming
Debates Tonight Between Phoenix and Lyceum Societies
The Lyceum and Phoenix societies hold an annual debate at Oshkosh Normal School during commencement week. The topic is the U S should support its merchant marine by constitutional subsidies. Lyceum will present the affirmative while Phoenix opposes. Participants include Mim Elisabeth Meyer Joseph Zellmer Evelyn Freda for Lyceum and Evaene Mason Martha Evans Gwendolge Robert for Phoenix. The public is invited.
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Phoenix Society
Lyceum Society
Oshkosh Normal School
United States
Lyceum
The
Phoenix
Mim Elisabeth Meyer
Joseph Zellmer
Evelyn Freda
Evaene Mason
Martha Evans
Gwendolge Robert
Pabite
Wisconsin Delegates Seen Shaping La Follette Platform
Wisconsin delegates to the Republican national convention are seen as pivotal, with La Follette leaders planning a platform stressing strict law enforcement and public honesty. A six year presidential term amendment and merit-based federal staffing are among proposed planks, along with stronger corruption and patronage reforms.
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Madison
Wis
Jone
Chicago
la Follette
Herbert Quick
Benitor Follette
Ecommerce Court
Chicago Tailor Arrested in Oshkosh Larceny Case
Joseph Kalal a Chicago tailor was arrested at his home Saturday and brought to Oshkosh to face larceny charges. He was arraigned in municipal court and remanded to county jail after bond of 800 was set. Kalal allegedly stole 180 from John Hart Co. during manager’s absence while in Omro. local manager M Skelton swore to the complaint. The theft involved 190 in company funds and Kalal had been in the local employ about a week. Chicago authorities located him leading to arrest.
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Joseph Kalal
Chicago
Oshkosh
Gabbert
Kalal
John Hart Company
M. Skelton
Omro
Skelton
Metal tariff bill up in House with two amendments
In Washington on June 10 the senate amended the metal tariff bill to repeal the Canadian reciprocity act and to fix a universal duty of two dollars a ton on print paper. It was indicated the House would agree to these two amendments.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Drunken Row Ends in Fatal Shooting at Ammasa
Marinette Wis June 10 Jacob Kangee was shot and killed by Andrew Lahti in a drunken row at Lahti s Ammasa Michigan home. Lahti claims he fired in self defense. Advices received here today confirm the deadly incident.
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Marinette
Wis
Jacob Kangee
Andrew Lahti
Ammasa
Mich
Lahti
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