Pleads for Farmers Defends Hides Duty in Senate
Washington June 22 Senator McCumber urged a 25 percent tariff on hides defending protection for the leather industry and farmers. The debate touched Vermont and Wyoming with exchange over Republican loyalties as Senate amended tariff items including tallow zinc oxide cement and saltpeter while considering free list exclusions and broader protection.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
McCumber
North Dakota
Senate
Alc Cumber
United States
United
Vermont
Page
Clark
Wyoming
Leather Trust
Beef Trust
McLaurin
Senator McLaurin
Judes
Congress
Treasury Department
Gamble
South Dakota
Aldrich
Finance Committee
Keene
Rouse
Bristow
Alicieh
Free List Proposal Seeks Arsenic Insecticide Access
Senator Tilman proposes adding Paris green and London purple to the free list with arsenic. Mr. Aldrich backs the amendment, but Senator Jones of Washington objects, arguing a duty should be placed on arsenic. The paragraph discussion is postponed despite farmers needing arsenic for insect control.
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Paris
Wrights Face Untried Conditions in Fort Myer Trials
Orville Wright will undergo new endurance and speed trials at Fort Myer for a government prize. The endurance test requires a passenger aboard and one hour aloft with fuel for 125 miles. the speed trial demands 40 mph over a ten mile round trip. Wright worries about landing options over uneven terrain east of Fort Myer and aims to pick the best route with President Taft possibly observing.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Wright Brothers
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Wilbur Wright
Sever
Orvile Wright
Thomas S Baldwin
Orville Whight
Alexandria
Taft
Wrights
Purported Mexican mine deal faces charges against King
Paris reporters say French buyers of stock in the Mexican mine allege misrepresentation by Christopher J. King the American consular agent at Lille Arthur and Laurence Schell and King's brother in law M Landrieux. Defendants deny the charges claim the property is undergoing reorganization in the District of Columbia and will pay. King says his connection is limited and he plans to appeal to a higher court.
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Associated Press
Paris
Christopher J. King
Lille
King
Arthur
Laurence Schell
M. Landrieux
District of Columbia
Tie
Sprouts in the Shocks Across Tennessee and Nearby Areas
Rain continues across the region as wheat sprouts in shocks, with losses expected to reach thousands of dollars in middle Tennessee. The same wet pattern affects northern Alabama and southern Kentucky. Separate reports describe river floods in Kansas City and Manhattan with up to two inches of rain and street flooding in Oakley.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Middle
Tennessee
Alisbama
Kentucky
Kansas City
Kansas
Missour
Manhattan
Oakley
STRAIGHT SAILS FOR CHINA TO REPRESENT AMERICAN BANKING SYNDICATE
New York June 22. Will represent an American banking syndicate formed to invest capital in China. Str aight, formerly American consul general at Mukden, sails for Europe to meet Chinese officials about American participation in the Hupeh division of the Hankow Szechuen railway loan.
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Associated
New York
Villam D. Straght
Mukden
China
Europe
Straight
Hankow-Szechuen
English Evangelical Lutheran synod selects Minneapolis as next host
The English Evangelical Lutheran synod of the northwest closed its session in Milwaukee after electing delegates to the federal assembly of the Lutheran church of North America in Minneapolis and deciding to hold next year’s synodical conference there. The synod accepted a donation of 8000 dollars from S A Smith of Minneapolis to complete the ministers relief fund.
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Associated Prege
Milwaukee
Wis
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of the Northwest
Lutheran Church of North America
Minneapolis
Synodical Conference of
S. A. Smith
Bomb wrecks Whalen residence in Arizona blast
Miss Marie Whalen learned that her father W. H. Whalen’s home in Thacor Arizona was blown apart by a dynamite bomb pitched through a window. Mr and Mrs Whalen escaped unharmed. No motive is known. Whalen had formerly been superintendent for the Town division of the Chicago and Northwestern railway.
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Associated Press
Boone
Marie Whalen
W. H. Whalen
Thacor
Ariz
Battle of Domesties Develops in Gould Divorce Case
The Gould divorce case has finally developed into a full legal battle as courts consider pleadings and motions. Key figures include Wilt Gould and associated attorneys guiding the contested proceedings through preliminary rulings and potential settlements.
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Gould
Trunk Mystery Rises in Gould Domestic Trial
In New York June 22 the Gould custody case resumes with Katharine Gould facing testimony from servants and staff of Castle Gould and the yacht Niagara. Witnesses recall conduct and intoxication claims, while defense cross examines past employees amid a looming extended trial.
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Associated Press
New York
Katharine Clemmons Gould
Howard Gould
Buller
Kardeners
Gould
Port Washinglendund
Lynchburg
Shearn
Y Plaintift
Castle Gould
Brennan
Carlson
Flaherty
Bolin
Niagara
Mr. Shearn
Arthur LE. Barney
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Philadelphia
Justice Dowling
James H. Palser
Siu
the Virginian
Lake steamer sinks after collision off Thunder Bay island
Alpena Mich June 12 The steamer Wop hay owned by Hugh Mount Havey of Detroit was sunk in heavy fog about eight am three miles west of Thunder Bay island by the steamer Livingston. Eleven crew escaped in yawls and were picked up by the Mary C. Flphiche. The Livingston stood by and later rescued all twelve aboard the Wop hay after the vessels collided in a thick fog.
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Alpena
Mich
Hay
Hugh Mt. Havey
Detrote
Thunder Bay Island
Livingston
Wow. Dancan
Mary C
Ing Steel Stedner Livingston
Downabanad
Andy Ue
Wieter
Duncan
Jneke
Cling to Their Union in La Crosse Strike
In La Crosse Wisconsin on a June morning workers at the railroad company faced ultimatums to abandon the union or quit their posts. Union members and strike breakers clashed as Chicago recruits began duties, but the run was not on schedule. A large crowd gathered, cheering and forcing the car barring and hurling objects at the workers as they attempted to report for duty.
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Associated Press
la Crosse
Wiag
Theourasse Ity
Chicago
Explosion causes scare at Milwaukee wholesale firm
A dramatic explosion rocked the Wiemann and Muench wholesale firm at 2448 North Water Street in Milwaukee. The blast shattered windows on the fourth floor and prompted a rapid police and fire response with minimal damage beyond the broken glass. The incident involved hundreds of pounds of something stored at the site. No injuries are reported.
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Milwaukee
Wie
Brewo
Wiemanna Muench
Tunnel Floods Cut Denver & Rio Grande Traffic
Gand River floods Tunnel Station twenty miles east of here blocking traffic both directions. Water remains, tracks at other points in danger. Unprecedented snowmelt and hot weather swell river outlets, causing damage to irrigation canals and ranch property.
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Gand Junction
Col
Denver & Rio Grande
Tunnel Station
Here
Poial Iy
Riyer
Don Carlos in Bad Shape Denied Health Reports
An Associated Press report from Madrid says Don Carlos, heir to the Spanish throne, is living in retirement in Verona Italy and is claimed to suffer cerebral paralysis. The Carra’s family denies the reports and insists he is in poor health.
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Associated
Tress
Madrid
Jive 22
Trnparcini
Don Carlos
Verone
Italy
Chinaman arrested in Revelstoke not Leon Jing in Sigel case
A Chinaman arrested yesterday in Revelstoke, B C, is not Leon Jing, the man wanted in New York for the murder of Elsie Sigel. New York detective accompanied Sigel's associate. the prisoner denies being Leon Ting or Willun J. Been, claiming no prior view of Miss Sigel.
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New York
Schenectady
Reyeletoke
Wittish Columbia
Elsie Siget
Selenectady
Lean Ting
Bisie Sigel
Rexinand Steel
Gir
Scheuready
Sen
Clinsman Assers
Revelstoke
Boc Chun Alu
Tron Ling
West Galway
N.Y
Tinivey Keenely
Dane FE
Miss Sigel
Dane
Dinocuines
Bart
Viether
Clouey
Chu Gain
Port Arthur
Ino Molt Street
Leu Lang
Chung Sit
Comba
Carmel Jtng
Sigel
Cinin
Nee Cede
Oriental Chi
Elsie Sixel
Larburger
Stel Girl
Leon Ting
Elsie Sigel
Sige
Brit Alows
Postal Telegraph Company
Willan Leon
van Wagener
Leon Lixg
Behenetady
Reginald Bigel
Elvic Sigel
Leon Ling
Jilsie Sigel
B. C
Leon Jing
Oshkosh Welcome Opens Wisconsin Undertakers Meet
George L. Thomas of Milwaukee replies to Oshkosh welcome from Mayor Vous to the Wisconsin Funeral Directors and Embalmers association convention. He notes hospitality and progress, recalls past meetings, and underscores the craft’s evolving terms and education while detailing Oshkosh amenities and nearby attractions.
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Youn Milwaukee- Alan
Thas
Osh
Teast
Buch
Execuve
Oshkosh
Orticipate
George T
Thomas
Oshicast
Tan Dowi
Ith
Stuch
Armory
Budie
Guerre TL. Thomaa
Milwaukee
United States
Wisconsin Retail Furniture Dealers’ Association
Armory B
John C. Vors
Saecker
George A. Buckman
Lote
Wicconamn Funeral Directors and Embalming Association
Tax on Corporations Won't Be Excessive
Attorney General Wickersham reports the tariff bill amendment would tax corporate net earnings at 4% to 2% while exempting the first 5 900 dollars. A White House conference tonight with Republican senators will decide detailed rate provisions and avoid taxing bond interest.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington, I. C
Wickersham
White House
Senatenance Committee
Wickershim
Root
Finance Committee
Bolte
Troskiint Taft
Eters
Mallory Metberry wedding planned at Irving home
This evening at eight o'clock at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Metberry 67 West Irving the marriage of Mr Harry Mallory and Miss Alma Metberry will be solemnized by Teev Didward Smith pastor of the West Congregational church About 20 invitations were issued Following the ceremony there will be a reception and wedding repast The house has been beautifully arranged with biowcana and refreshments will be served in a large tent near the house After July 16 Mr and Mrs Mallory will be at home at 109 Algoma Street
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Metberry
West
Irving
Harry Mallery
Misa Alma Metterry
Teev
Didward , Smith
Wiest Congregational Church
Mallory
Algoma Street
Disturbance at Wind Street Party Leads to Fines
Several young men Yevernl Young Men were fined five dollars each by Jace Gary for disorderly conduct after a disturbance on Wind Street. They were arrested onWillrans and Fradelph Kies on Monday. Chief Dowling said the gang planned to attend a dance at Michael Blair’s Ninth Street home and began a row after drinking beer.
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Fred Ahrens
Juline Ponsaering
Marie Thouson
Gustav Khounin
Cois
Jace Gary
Willrans
Fradelph Kies
Oshkosh Porters Defeat Rival Team in Seven Straight Wins
The Oshkosh Porters, a team comprising players of color, challenge rivals on the field as the color line is not drawn. Joseph Darker, bank porter at New German American, manages the team with Eli Tew as captain. They have won all seven games this season, including last Sunday’s 56 to 7 victory over the Pabst Brewing Company team at the Nery grounds.
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Oshkosh Porters
Joseph Darker
New
German-American Bank
Eli Tew
Porters Tire
Pabst Brewing Company
Nery
Funeral of Gustav Lieske Held at Riverside Cemetery
Funeral services for Gustav Lieske were conducted this afternoon at his residence on Twelfth Street. Rev. Kuhlmann of Kating led the rites. Members of the Deutscher Kriegerverein joined at the grave site in Riverside Cemetery.
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Tate
Gustav Tieske
Twelfth Street
Mr. Kuhlmann
Kating
Deutscher Kriegerverein
Riverside
Western Canada census shows population growth totals
Associated Press report from Winnipeg on June 22 states the government estimate places western Canada’s population at 1,100,000. The article breaks down figures by province with Manitoba at 350,000, Saskatchewan at 350,000 and other numbers rounded to reflect three years of data, highlighting regional growth.
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Associated Press
Winnipeg
Man
Western Canada
Government of Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
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