Return of Roosevelt Prescribed by People
Roosevelt supporters press a no compromise line at Chicago convention. Governors and leaders from California to Pennsylvania insist the nomination remains Colonel Roosevelt’s. Taft factions deny any plan to elect a compromise candidate as battles over the Republican ticket continue nationwide.
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Roosevelt
Chicago
Bradlee
Kansas
Rosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Stubbs
Colonel Rae
John, McVickar
A. Rawena
Des Moines
J. L. Stevens
Boone, Ja
Cummins
Cummipnn
California
Calhoun
Hogue
Patrick Calhoun
Taft
Lobbien
Borah
National Committee
W. J. Glanecock
West Virginia
Hoosevelt
Joseph M. Dixon
Flinn
Glasecock
Glasscock
Pennsylvane
Pt Iil Nirginte
Republican Party
Pennsylvania
Mr. Hing
Raft
Republica
Republai
Atte
Colonel Hoosevelt
Ghlisseook
Tun Sity
Pheodore Roosevelt
Kun
Governmnt Corploses
Jaepibhorn
Tossiny
Met
John Huss Hamma
National League of Republican Cibs
Saearge We Totkins
Diva
Terrose
William Phantelise
Rea Idles
George W. Perkins
Colon Hanseselt
Caltarmia
Parkins
Computan Fund
Hilles
Cummns
Happy Solution
Washington, D. C
Senator Kinson
Iowa
Senator Cumming
Kenyon
Wein
Elihu Raat
New York
Republican Nation
White House
Roote Apeech
Root
Ted
Bhivels
Marehall
Indiana
Baltimore
AID FOR VOLCANO VICTIMS REQUESTED BY TAFT
President Taft asked Congress for a 100000 dollar appropriation for the revenue cutter service to aid volcano victims near Kodiak Alaska. Governor Clark also recommended the same amount by telegraph while resolutions for 50000 have been introduced. Details from Seattle show widespread damage and possible loss of life from the Katmai eruption affecting fishing villages off the Alaskan peninsula.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Taft
Congress
Revenue Cutter Service
Kodiak
Alaska
Clark
Telegraph
Seatile
Wash
Ube
Alaskan
Kosink
Acognak
Raspberry Islands
Katmai
Menard
Bodies found after fishing trip near Ashland Wisconsin
Ashland Wisconsin June 12 The body of George Richards was found in Bass Lake near Topside this morning and a search party is dragging the lake for the body of Herman Katséwaki. Both left Ashland Sunday for a fishing trip and their overturned boat was found the next day. Both leave families in Ashland.
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Ashland
Wis
George Richards
Bass Lake
Herman Katséwaki
Cuban Soldiers Move to Suppress Uprising in Cuba
US marines reinforced in Cuba to guard property as President Gontez orders field action. Reports say insurgents under General Tronet are active near Sagua de Tanama where they attacked and burned a town. Nashville gunboat ordered to the area. awaiting news from Oriente.
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Cuba
Gontez
Proti Carmunera
General Tronet
Sagua de Tanama
United States
Nashville
Oriente
Antigo Hosts Largest Wisconsin G A R Encampment Parade
Antigo, Wisconsin, June 12 A parade drew over 800 veterans including G A R members and Sons of Veterans. George W Spratt of Sheboygan elected department commander with W S Cure Antigo as senior vice commander and other officers chosen. The event showcased youth with 800 schoolchildren marching and a lavish welcome for veterans and relief corps members.
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Anttigo
Ceorge W. Spratt
Sheboygan
AIQ
Wisconsin
James C. Spencer
Antigo
Seuiud
W. S. Cure
Antize
Willian Blandssule
Drepere
Hi. Ik. Pard
Madison
Twiegate Oat Large
Ivan Donk Menunsha
Atfernite
Mibwaukee
W. Hy
Blyton
Sparta
B. Langley
Racine
Hears J. Smith
Green Bay
W. S. Veeder
Mauston
Woman's Relief Corps
Orn 2. Maloney
Pond di Tat
Wite Tneda
Wie
Wieconein
Menomonte
Union Goldiers
Son ‘of Veterans
Antigo City Band
Milwaukee
Antigo Order of the Sons of Veterans
Clouet
Opera House
Department of Wheconain Wothan
Relief Corps
High School
Cook
Famuel A. Cook
Neenah
United States Senate
Man Drowns in Chippewa River, Suspected Suicide
Eau Claire reports Elmer K. Strong of Stevens Point is believed to have died by self-inflicted drowning in the Chippewa River on October 29. A note found in a bottle today references the reform actions and the incident remains under investigation.
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Elmer J. Strong
Stevens Poiot
Eau Claire
Wis
Elmer K. Strong
Stevens Point
Chippewa
World Marine Strike Fails Across London Ports
London reports a largely abortive national stoppage as transport workers' leaders call for a strike. Only about six ports show partial response to the June 12 demand, with widespread disruption not yet realized.
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Associated Press
London
Transport Workers
California Delegates Split Roosevelts Roosevelt Victory Debate
California delegates to the Republican National Committee split over seating Taft vs. Roosevelt. Penneis Hennes and Francis J. Heney led Roosevelt supporters while Taft backers pushed to seat Taft delegates from the Fourth California district. James A. Tawney warned against setting a precedent against party unity as a heated session ended with strong charges of graft and political intimidation.
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Chieaga
Fite
Taft
California
Francis J. Heneyy
Murray Crate
National Committee
Tati
Knight
Ucalifornia
Dupont
Delaware
Borah
Burnam
Kentucky
Wright
Louisiania
Jackson
Maryland
Kellogg
Minnesota
Flanfmann
Nevada
Ward
New York
Capers
South Carolina
Thorsen
South Dakota
Tennessee
Lyon
Texas
Joase
Vinh
Roger Wisconsin
Isiebor
Distrit
Columbia
Roosevelt
James A. Tawney
Prise Sylva
Heney
Shackleford
Alaska
Noyes Machine
Francis J. Teney
Sharklefort
San Franciven
Thia
Rosendale Man Nominated Prohibition Governor Candidate
Charles TL Hill of Rosendale is unanimously chosen as the Prohibition candidate for governor at the convention in Madison Wisconsin. The platform urges woman suffrage government control of telegraph companies and adopts a strong anti liquor plank declaring alcohol a crime and calling for its abolition through political power.
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Madison
Wis
Charles TL. Hill
Rosendale
Wie
Telegraph Companie
Strewleaa
Married at Washington D C Miss Irma von Herdorf and Albee wed
A June wedding in Washington D C united Miss Irma M von Herdorf and Diguelt Albee son of the late George S Albee head of the Oshiosh Surm school for decades. The ceremony at St Margarets with Rev Herbert Scott Smith followed by a modest reception and a brief honeymoon to Atlantic City and CrMHosh. Mr Albee will resume work in the Bureau of Plant Industry Department of Agriculture and the couple will live at the Cecil apartments.
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Washington, D. C
Blehard von Herdorf
Irma M. von Hedorf
Woaman
Diguert 8 Albee
Yah- Joosh
George
Alb
Oshiush Surm
Washington
Alboo
Bureau of Plant Industry
Agriculture
Albee
Cecil
District of Columbia
Fond DU Lac
Sterling
Gladys Loig Hiamsay
Fargo
West Third Street
This City
Benjamin Lisie Sleuth
Manddu Lae
Grace Episcopal Church
W. T. Buler
Uses of Stock Exchange in Pujo Committee Inquiry
The Pujo committee questions the New York Stock Exchange and its links to banks and corporations. Witness James G Cannon describes bank loans to members on collateral, and indicates banks outside the Exchange also loan funds via New York banks during crises. testimony notes the Panic of 1907 and the role of figures like George W. Perkins.
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Ashoculou Press
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Pujo
Howise
Imoney Trust
James G Cannon
Fourth National
First Witness
Stock, Exchange
Consolidated Stck Exchange
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Ibf
Thomas
George W. Perkins
Margents
Standard Oil Files Notice Of Capital Increase In Wisconsin
Standard Oil Company a foreman corporation of Indiana filed notice with the Secretary of State stating capital stock increased by 29000000 dollars Of this 1614200 dollars in additional capital will be used in Wisconsin The notice appeared in Madison Wisconsin in The Northwestern special edition.
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Madison
Wis
Jone
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Atale
Wisconsin
Chicago Brewer Chief Commits Suicide at Oakwood Cemetery
Otto L. Tosetth vice president of a Chicago brewery shot himself on his mother’s grave in Oakwood cemetery. Officials say grief over a recent family death contributed to the act and that Tosetth died shortly before noon today.
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Associated Presa
Otto L. Tosetth
Oakwood Cemetery
Tosetth
Spanish War Veterans Meet in Appleton encampment plans
The Charles Q Baer camp hosts the United Spanish War Veterans encampment with events at Elks lodge and armory. Activities include initiation at the armory and a ladies auxiliary meeting, with visitors transported to Kimberly and Waverly for meals and afternoon tours.
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Appleton
Wis
Charles QO Baer
Kimberly
Kankauna
Waverly
Attendance limits set at Lawrence College in 1910
Lawrence College trustees decide to cap attendance at 500 in the liberal arts department due to rising enrolment. With current enrollment around 400 and growth trends, the college will start selecting students rather than accepting all applicants. New economics professor is funded by a donor. athletics director Mark Catlin resigns to pursue law.
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Northwestern
Appleton
Wis
Lawrence College
Juin G. Morris
Oshkosh
Plantz
Lawrence
C. A. Atkinson
Collegeville
Waa
Catlin
Mark 3. Catlin
Edwin de Witt
Harvard
Dr. Sargent
School of Physical Culture
Fratenen
Girla
Herman Erb
Germany
Insconomics
Wes
Amputtheater
Boat College
Kivey
Chris Isley
Monroe
Ralph Tippett
Uist
Mins Helen Breyton
Aliia Easterling
Kokumo
Ind
Ahunni Association
Bokuw Hall
St Uinich
E. Y. Mutling
Southern Baptist Theological Summary
Louisville
Milk
Omrsby
Minton
Frey
W. A. Peterson
Three Earthquakes Felt Across Georgia and South
Distinct earthquake shocks were felt in Augusta Georgia Columbia South Carolina and Savannah Georgia at 5 30 am. Homes rocked as beds moved several inches and residents awoke. Three tremors lasted about fifteen seconds each with stronger impact on hills and the residential district. Seismographs in St Louis recorded two shocks with main event at 6 54 am and an estimated origin 1 550 miles southwest near the Mexico jetty.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Columbia, & C
Savannah
ST. Louis
Louis University
St Louis
Mexico Jetty
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Norman E. Mack
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William Flinn
Pittsburg
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Lp-State
Ghasd Army
Shaw
Neenah-Menasha
Conk
Unis
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Veturuis
Tesulat Debedan
Offerte
Nigeta
Alfleere
Hiram J. Smith
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Eunlor Vies
Ommainle
Welscert
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Joa Watrone
A. Vienne
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Paul
Campea
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JK. Waldron
Jean Claire
Hunjouck
Grave
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Jelott
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Ga Croce
Glone Wyead
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Waldron
Trevaurer
C. W. Hudson
H. S Siggelke
Rodefte Ag
Smith
E. G. Bragg
Department of the Wisconsin Grand Army of the Republic
Sona of
World Marine Strike
Ad Delates
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Lefin Ataakis
Bitland
Watt
Rosewaler Wael
Trencecoan
Florey
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Can
Hubert Albee
Winconsin Bilaeater
Mowery ‘Trust Inquiry
Standard Oil
Indiana Corporation
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Tis
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