Military rifle practice to open in Wisconsin cities
A military rifle practice event opens tonight in several Wisconsin cities including Merrill Chilton and Wausau with delegates from Fond du Lac Eau Claire and other areas. About 1000 people are expected to attend as the Governor and state officials lead the opening ceremonies.
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Uiwauliee
Germa
Wisconsin
Lasenthi
Merrill
Gunther of
Chilton
Avausau
Watertown
Fond
Kidnapping Case Ties Parent to Fatal Shooting
Fragmentary note describes a kidnapping attempt by a father who abducted his five year old child from his wife. The report states Frank Parker of Denver Colorado, formerly of Grinnell, was shot and killed near Kellogg, Iowa, yesterday by George Young, a former business partner. Parker's wounds were not immediately legible in the text.
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Newton
Frank Parker
Denvér
Grinnell
Kelloge
George Young
Parker
Madison Journal Reports Mor Dis Horace Henry
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Madison and names Mor Dis Horace Henry. Readable facts are limited. the item appears to be a brief notice or snippet without clear event details or dates.
Editorial Review of Chicago Convention Prepared for Tonight
A caller reports preparation of an editorial on the Chicago convention. The piece is undergoing proofs and will be announced later this evening.
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Chicago
Reon
Bank of Anderson County Fails to Open Doors
A dispatch from Coal Creek Tennessee reports the Bank of Anderson County failed to open its doors yesterday. The bank's capital stock is $10,000. Local residents react skeptically, urging steadier faith and friendship over public fuss.
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Associated Press
Nashvile Zen
Coal , Tenn
Bank of
Anderson County
Not Guilty of Extortion in Philadelphia Ring Case
The report states Carl Fischer Mannen was found not guilty of extortion tied to a ring that allegedly skimmed 15 060 dollars from Joseph 5B O Brien of Philadelphia. The broader piece describes a powerful trust with vast output, assets, and employment, citing extensive factory networks and resource holdings.
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Mary Aédaits
Carl
Fischer-thés
Resocratea Press
New York
Ja Carl
Fischer-Mannen
Wye
Fron ‘Fogeph
Oo 'Brien
Philadelphia
Paris banns published for Gould and Sagan nuptials
The article reports publication of banns for the marriage between Maria Gould and Prince de Sagan under French law though the ceremony will not take place in France. It notes the couple did not appear in person, that family friends acted for them, and that the exact date and venue remain undisclosed. It also mentions legal hopes about potential issues and involvement of George J. Gould.
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Ork
Banns
Maria Pierre Camille Louise’ Helle Ruson
Gord
Zduke de Sagen
Talleyrand
Anne Alexandrine
Anna Goild
Matakof
Jay’ Gould
Helen Miller
Marie-Paul Boniface
Count de Castilanc
de Sagan
France
Reina ‘Tives
George J. Gould
Helle
Bent de Castellane
Madel
Mme. Gould
Fares Reduced and Local Proceedings Noted in City Brief
The report notes fare reductions effective for a period tied to the resort season and mentions a request not yet made. It records incidents of theft involving four men and chickens, and cites district court proceedings with the state attorney presenting. It also states Edgar Jones and Bernice Zemlock plan to marry on June 27 in the city.
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T. Streemine
Sonne
Neenah
Menugua
Polate
Catekey
Foulkes
Edgar Jones
Mias
Bernice Zemlock
Village Hard Hit In Fire And Lightning Damage
Fire and lightning struck Lynder ville and the nearby village, destroying a Victor Rubber Company plank plant and several businesses. Estimated damage exceeds 125000 dollars with about 60000 dollars covered by insurance. Meanwhile Kalamazoo reports a separate blaze in a village twenty miles southeast causing destruction to multiple business and dwellings.
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Associated
Presa
Springfield
Victor Rubber Company
Lynderville
Here
Kalamazoo
Mich
Twenty Mies
Acts as War Secretary Guides Military Establishment in Taft Absence
Washington June 20 Joan Schofield chief clerk of the war department heads the military establishment of the government in the absence of Secretary Taft and Assistant Secretary Robert Shaw Oliver. It is expected Luke E Wright, to succeed Taft, will be in Washington before taking office to confer with Mr Tate on pending matters.
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Associated Press
Washington
D.C
Joan Schofield
War Department
Taft
Robert Shaw Oliver
Luke E. Wright
Tate
La Crosse Merchant Forced Into Assignment
Ludig Caen a longtime La Crosse merchant is forced to assign for creditors. Liabilities reach 328900 with assets about equal to that amount.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsi
la Crosse
Ludig Caen
Steamer Flcover and Mason Released After Grounding
The ore steamer Flcover and Mason, which grounded near the interstate bridge while departing with ore, was released last night and proceeded down the lakes. An accident to its steering gear caused the grounding. Paris forms a horse drawn cab reform committee to ensure cabs are drawn by fit horses driven by competent men with inspectors at cab yards.
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Associated Press
Y Superior
Wis
Flcover
Aux Animaux
Paris
Sta
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