Mayor Says Fight May Be Held After Court Decision
San Francisco dispatch reports Governor Gillett and Attorney General Webb clashing over the Jeffries Johnson prize fight. Webb vows legal action to stop the event as promoters consider Reno or Salt Lake if San Francisco bans it. Mayor McCarthy signals support for promoters, while discussions shift to Nevada and Utah venues.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jeffries-Johnson Aghr
Kaufman-Langford
Marrsing
Webb
Gillett
Waday
Tex Rickard
Pickard
Metzon
Tenth
Rickard
Gleason Teil
Nevada
Bly McCarty
Reno
Joseph Woodman
Sam Langford
California
Woodman
Jeffries-Johnson
Rickands
Marcy
Snally
Govvernor
General Webb
Rick and
Gleason
Ely
Nev
Bait Lake
McCarthy
Chicago
Glea Son
Rickard Hevee
San Francesco
Advi
Toda
Pledsec
Jeries Rohosen Baille
Br’ Glessan
Sret
Jeffries
Ben Lomond Sar
Bell
Jack Fennson
Bi Johnson
Louis Blot
Jose
Gilieti
Sacramento
Aiseth
Aneeien
GTA
Salt Lake
Utah
Jame IG
Jeffries Johnson
Spry
Ciah
Associated Press
Marther
Bullard Chosen for Winnebago County Judge Post
James O. Davidson decided to appoint ex assemblyman Silas Bullard of Menasha as Winnebago County Judge to succeed the late C. D. Cleveland. Bullard was applauded by many lawyers, with a strong bar backing his selection, while Fred Beglinger of Oshkosh was also considered. The governor indicated a preference to appoint Bullard, who has long served in public life and has held multiple offices in Wisconsin.
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Madison
Wis
Nev
James O. Davidaossias
Assemh
Aanelias Bullard
Menashase
Ehalo County
Sadee
Cleveland
Wibego
Tawyers
General EL
Fred Beglinger
Oshkush
Silas Bullard
Menasha
Winnebago
Northwestern
Winnebago County
Oshkosh
C. D. Cleveland
Berlingers
Bullard
Franklin
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Portland
Davidson
Mrr Bullard
Bes
Menasha and
Neenah
Menasha Wooden Ware Company
Gilbert Paper Company
The
Island Paper Company
John Strange Paper Company
Menasha Paper Company
Whiting Paper Company
Southwestern
Bult
Winnebago Bar Association
Oshash
Winsebaco County Bar Association
Ts Representative
Bar Commit
Wingenase County Bar Asewiation
Madiso
Associati
Buleard
Governar da i
Silas Bollard
Ana Ie
Ballard
Winnehaga County
Ebls
Rail damage from heat causes railroad wreck near Milwaukee
News account reports excessive heat causing rails to spread east of Milwaukee. A freight train separated, the engine and one car left the track, a short blockade followed, with no injuries. The incident occurred around June 16 and involved Manitowoc observations.
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Milowaukee
Neas
Manitowoc
Gamage
Kuestermann Enters Presidential Primary Race
Special to Tre Northwestern reports June 14 that Kuestermann will run with a single Republican opponent, A. Spencer, who is described as a veteran of the eleventh story league and a known figure in Washington politics.
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Tre Northwestern
Wastington
Nation
Kuestermann
al Spencer
Spencer
League
Irvine Alberta Fire Levels Town and Hotel
A fierce blaze swept Irvine Alberta today destroying the Alberta hotel several small business blocks and multiple homes. The fire reportedly started in a stable where forty nine horses perished. Estimated losses run between 250 000 and 915 000 with no lives reported.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Irvine
Alberta
Beedle for Congress Eyeing Eighth District Nomination
Madison June 16 Insurance commissioner George E Beedle Progressive Republican likely to announce candidacy for Congress in Wisconsin s Eighth district to succeed J H Davidson Assemblyman William M Bray may also run Governor Davidson sent a message to former President Roosevelt praising James O Davidson Archibald case in Ashland court concerns ballot placement and potential legal fight over nomination and office if elected
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Madison
Wis
George E. Beedle
Congress
J. H. Davidson
Willam M. Bray
Davidson Taday
Roosevel
New York
Correspondent Resigns in Turbulent Speech Across German Interests
A correpondent resigns amid a heated exchange over German shipping interests. Mr. Humphrey claims a paid representative influenced coverage, while Jerome J. Wilbur notes German ties and influence within the discussion. The Standard and Associated Press are cited in the dispute.
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Humphrey
Jerome J. Wilbur
Mrs Gottsleben Dead in Winneconns Wis
Special to The Northiest Winneconns Wisconsin Sune fisiehen died Wednesday Chester at Ormegian church.
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Wis
Sune Fisiehen
Chester
Ormegian Church
Mrs Dean Settles Decree Amid Estate Dispute
Judge Ball approves a settlement in the estate of E. Dean, a millionaire. Eula Wood is removed from the proceedings as part of the final decree.
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Ball
Eula
Ser E. Dean
Secretary Dickinson Plans Five Week Philippines Tour
Secretary leaves Washington tonight for a five week tour of the Philippines to familiarize himself with conditions there and report back on prospects and needs.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Dickinson
Washington
Philippines
Saloons Increase in Milwaukee Area
Applications filed with the Milwaukee city clerk show fifty two saloons four breweries and five druggists. The total exceeds the current tally of forty nine saloons and three breweries, marking an uptick in local alcohol venues.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
IBA Journal
Janesville
Rules Fight Flares Over Smothering Prevention Move
Washington DC June fight over rules opens with Rep Shemley pressing to bar smothering tactics and allow floor action on bills from hostile committees. The House rules committee debates discharge petitions and executive session considers resolutions from Sherley Clark Fish and others as hearings are sought.
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Associated Press
Washington
DD. C
Uss
On Eard
Tay
Clark
Sheliey
Kentucky
Tam Frank
Smith
Iowa
Drashamy
Sherler
Congress
House
Sherley
Missouri
Fish
Silent William Conner Arrives in Milwaukee for Conservative Campaign
Special to The Northwestern reports William D. Conner arrived in Milwaukee and hinted at potential involvement in the conservative campaign. He declined firm remarks on candidacy and said he would not decide yet, while meeting with E L Philipp and signaling readiness to work with conservatives.
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Milwaukee
Wis
William D. Conner
William
Connor
Eam
Marshfield
Pram
E. L. Philipp
Conner
Candblake
Reput
Corrizan quits railroad law ties in Milwaukee
Walter D. Corrizan, former state general solicitor and trial lawyer for the Wisconsin Central and Sault Ste Marie lines, announces he will discontinue his railroad practice and join the general practice firm Corazan God & Corazan of Milwaukee. He has been with multiple railroads and completes current cases.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Walter D. Corrizan
Sani
Consin Central Rail and & Sault
Saloons Quit Business Amid Rural Trade Shift
A Northwestern special reports a surge in saloon closures as road houses along rural routes revive. In the city several establishments closed last year while about six nearby road houses regain brisk trade, reshaping local commerce and clientele.
Speaker Tannon Eyes Congress Stay Ahead of Roosevelt Rally
Washington June 16 Speaker Tannon declines to join Roosevelt celebration in New York asking how he can leave town with Congress in session. he moves to his awaiting automobile amid questions about attendance.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Tannon
New York
Roosevelt
Congress
Andy
Alumni Meet at Oshkosh Normal School Elects Officers
Oshkosh Normal School alumni held their annual meeting with George Wehr swein of Manitowoc presiding. They approved adopting the class of 1904 pin as official and issued an annual bulletin at 25 cents each with a $25 annual clerical expense plan. Officers chosen include President George Wellerwein and treasurer Miss Ellis J. Walker.
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Oshkosh Normal! School
George Wehrswein
Manitowoc
Clowins
George Wellerwein
Miami- West Regent
Hugh Maurp
Oshkosh to Host Wisconsin Electric Meeting Vote
J P Pelly telephosee from Milwaukee reports Oshkosh will hold the Wisconsin Electric meeting on June 28. About 200 delegates expected. Milwaukee talks aim to move meetings to Oshkosh. Pullum traveled to Milwaukee to urge Milwaukee members to support Oshkosh convention.
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J.P. Pelli
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Osh
J. Ple Au
Milwaukee
ME. Pullum
Timn
Man Severely Injured By Slab Saw At Hollister Plant
Henry Boucher aged thirty five sustained deep arm injuries when a slab became wedged in a Hollister Amos Co sawmill. While trying to free the slab his right arm was drawn into the revolving teeth. He was taken to St Marys Hospital in Oshkosh with arteries severed and veins torn. Doctors reported hopeful recovery after surgery and treatment. Boucher had only worked two hours for the Hollister company after arriving from Munising Michigan a few days earlier with his wife and son to join him in Oshkosh. He previously worked at the Diamond Match company factory and planned for his family to join him soon. His home is in Tarents Canada.
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Henry Boucher
Hol Hster, Amos & Co
St. Mary's
Boucher
Hollister Company
Chamber of Commerce
Diamond Match Company
Oshkosh
Munising Mich
Ctty
Tarents
Canada
May Fair Scrutiny Moves Board Members
Vice President George G. Cox of Mineral Point criticizes Milwaukee papers over delays and delays in fair markers decisions before the state board meeting. He argues citizen sentiment favors keeping the fair in place and expresses disappointment that proposed changes were not accepted.
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Northwestern
M Wss
State Board of Fair Markers
George G. Cox
Mineral Point
Milwaukee
Jose
Fie
Srry
Lightning bolt death shocks Milccankee Wisconsin
A lightning strike claimed a life in Milccankee Wisconsin as authorities investigated near the Wisear area. No further details were provided in the fragment.
Marietta Jubilee Ends Amid Honors Ceremony
Marietta College closed its Jubilee events with a presidential honor degree awarded to a distinguished figure. The ceremony featured notable speakers and a final campus gathering marking the climax of the celebration.
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Asceccaiad Press
O. Jane
Marietta College
Tati
Northwestern Heat Wave Stifles Manitowoc Area
A special report from Manitooceax dated Manitowoc and vicinity notes an extreme midsummer heat wave with temperatures at ninety degrees and higher, showing no signs of relief. Residents endure the swelter as the region experiences prolonged high heat.
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Northwestern
Midlwauxee
Manitooceax
Manitowoc
Storm Kills Two In Eastern Kentucky Strike
Associated Press report from Lexington dated June 16 says a severe electrical storm in eastern Kentucky killed two men and fatally injured another, with six others badly hurt. Affected areas and exact locations were not specified in the readable text.
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Associated Press
Lexington
Kentucky
Divers search Lake Como for Chariton body
Divers from Genoa begin a lake search ordered by the government and Milan consul Charles M. Caugh for Porter Chariton. Officials doubt a double murder theory while locals and visitors gather on shore hopeful for answers as depth and gear limits challenge the dive.
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Associated Press
Como
Kair
Lake Como
Porter Chariton
Charles M. Caugh
Milan
Mia
Mary Scott Castile Chariton
Caughy
Genoa
Chariton
Charlton & Now
New York
Neal Brown for Governor and United States Senate Highlight Milwaukee Plan
A Milwaukee report claims Tory Democrats maneuver to dominate the Wisconsin Democratic state convention on July 22 to back Tory nominees for governor and U.S. Senate. The note singles out Neal Brown of Wausau for the Senate and Burr of Madison for governor as favored by the organizers aiming to oppose Progressive measures and align with Taft administration critics.
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Northwestern
Mibwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee
United States
Progressive Democrats
Torr Pemocrate
Neale Brown
Waueau
United States Senate
Burr
Madison
Burr W. Jones
Torr
Neal Bre
United Stateasot
Regiecr la Poilere
Panama Canal Exposition Needs Increases for Cities
Washington reports both San Francisco and New Orleans must raise 27 to support the Panama Canal exposition. The effort aims to complete exposition planning and funding as construction proceeds.
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New Orleans
Frisco
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
San Francisco
Panama Canal
Bribery Charge Involving Champion Coated Paper Firm
A murky report from Hamilton mentions a bribery case tied to Peer G. Themsor, associated with Champion Coated Paper Co. The details cite President Ty. C Tuneth and a renamed party, with church connections noted in relation to the bribery allegations.
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Peer G. Themsor
Champion Coated, Pape Company
Hamilton
C. Church
Seneca Pioneer Frederick Jackson Dies in Grand Rapids
Milwaukee dispatch reports Frederick Jackson, a Seneca town pioneer, died Tuesday in Grand Rapids from heart failure. He helped establish the Seneca community and was noted by contemporaries for his early leadership.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Grand Rapids
Frederick Jackson
Seneca
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Charles Uf
Disci
Wenasha Attoraey
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Alturmey
Beglinger
Silas Bellare
Irvime
Beedle
Daridaon
Preax
Mothband
Mrs. Dean Settles
Shemley
Genera
Chippewa Falls
Teddy
Sions of
Ama
Hollister, Amon & Co
Wanegers
Marietta
Storm
Como Lake
Domaad
Womay
Lake Brin
Neal Brown
Aun San Dar
Lenare
Jane
Wivcensia
Sam
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