Davidson Denies Oshkosh Postmaster Accusations
Washington reports say Representative Davidson rejects Milwaukee Journal claims that he urged a written reappointment of Mr. Oregon. He says he has pressed for Mr. Crane and will keep pushing until either Crane is appointed or another is named, despite White House and Journal coverage.
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Washington, D. C
Milwaukee Journal
OshKosh Postoffice
Davidson
Ellis Usher
Oregon
Usher
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Roosevelt
Payne
White House
Journal
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Senate
Davideon
Wisconsin
Congress
Washington
Crane
Oshkosh
Kansas Populists Gather in Topeka Ahead of State Convention
Topeka hosts Populist leaders including Congressman A B Jackson and Senator W A Harris ahead of the Kansas state convention opening Tuesday with 791 delegates. Democrats at Wichita endorsed most of their ticket and will shape the remainder. Mayvor Craddock opens Democratic HQ with Wyandotte county supporters en route to Topeka to aid the ticket. The Populists seek a state treasurer candidate, hoping a strong rival can beat the Republican nominee. At Wichita Democrats named two Supreme Court justices and key state officers.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
A. B. Jackson
W. A. Harris
Wichita
Hugh Farrelly
Democratic State Central Committee
Mayvor Craddock
Kansas City
Povernor
Craddock
Wyandotte County
Supreme Court
Neenah Dinner Party Honors Empress Star Officers
Mrs. E F Boynton and Mrs. G G Barlow hosted six officers of the Emblem Star at Mrs. Barlow’s Neenah home 216 Caroline Street for a six course dinner. The parlor shimmered with pink and white roses as attendees included Mrs. Alice E Armstrong worthy grand matron of Silver Falls and other officers from Appleton and Neenah.
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Enatem Star
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Silver Falla
J. A. Tinnes
John Bottensek
Appleton
Charica Fulchina
Turn them over to the Japanese plan for Philippines
Gen Burt proposes selling the Philippines to Japan on an installment plan for 159 million dollars. He argues this would give the United States access to Oriental markets without a large army or high costs while retaining influence over coaling stations and trade reserves.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
A. 8
Burt
Philippines
United States
Orient
No Cuban Treaty Seen This Session in Senate or White House
Washington June 23 The government has decided no reciprocity treaty with Cuba can be completed this session. A draft would have to go to Havana and return before the senate vote, a process unlikely before adjournment around July 4. Administration hopes to show purpose for Cuba, but a two thirds ratification seems improbable.
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Washington, D.C
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Congress
Senate
Senor Quesada
Washington
Havana
Congressional inquiry into Danish West Indies sale letters
The house committee on the Danish West Indies sale resumes scrutiny with letters from United States minister Swenson and Secretary White, and Captain Christmas central to the graft allegations. Swenson dismisses Christmas as absurd. White details his Denmark trip. Rogers of Standard Oil denies major claims and calls the senator ownership tale false.
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Washington, D.C
Sondal Committee
Nouse of Representatives
Danish West Indies
Dalzell
United States
Denmark
Swenson
Henry White
London
Walter Christmas
Hay
Afr
Christmas
Nells Gron
Gran
Minster Herring
White
H. H. Rogers
Standard Oil Company
CICELY WINS CUP IN HELIGOLAND RACE
The English schooner yacht Cleety owned by Cecil Quentin left Dover at noon June 71 for Heligoland and reached at 6 40 p m winning the emperor's cup. Colonel Au Vent was second to arrive at 7 09 p m.
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Heligoland
Germany
Cleety
Cecil Quentin
Dover
Colonel Au Vent
Mayville Player Gus Husting Breaks Leg in Baseball Game
A Mayville baseball game against Hartford ended with Gus tav Husting of Mayville breaking his leg. The report from Mayville was filed to The Northwestern Milwaukee Wisconsin. The incident occurred yesterday during the Mayville Hartford contest.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
The
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Mayville
Hartford
Gustav Husting
Munich Man Wins World Cycling Championship
In the 100 kilometer world championship race held today in Munich Rob of Munich won with a time of 1 hour 28 minutes 18 seconds. Bronhours of Paris finished second and Taylor of Paris third. Tom Linton, the English cyclist, touched his pacemaker and withdrew.
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Ferlin
Rob
Munich
Bronhours
Paris
Taylor
Tom" Linton
Caracas Sets Ocean Record From San Juan to New Fork
The Mner Caracas arrived from San Juan breaking the ocean record by covering 1 350 miles in 974 hours two and a half hours faster than the previous mark.
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Mner
Caracas
San Juan
Senate Debates Philippine Civil Government Policy and War Powers
The Senate and House leaders clash over Philippine policy and military spending. Lawmakers discuss warrants on Cuba reciprocity, naval affairs, and defense construction while debating amendments to the army appropriation and barracks funding.
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Messrs. Hate
Maine
Elkins
California
Titleman
South Carolina
United States District Court
Eastern District of
Pennsylvania
Mid- Me
Scranton
Arturo R. Valvo
Costa Rica
West Point Military Academy
Proctor
Vermont
Allison
House
German envoy studies American land settlement methods
Baron Max Oppenheim counsellor of the German embassy at Cairo arrived in San Francisco from New York and is touring the United States to study how large tracts of land have been settled and opened along the transcontinental routes.
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San Francisco
Cal
Max Oppenheim
Cairo
Egypt
New York
United States
Tallwaysa
German minister resigns as William accepts Thielen
Berlin reports the Cologne Gazette claims Emperor William has accepted the resignation of Herr von Thielen minister of public works. Thielen was appointed June 22, 1491, and General Budde is named his successor.
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Cologne
William
Herr von Thielen
Budde Hig
Unseasonably cold weather and heavy rain hit Iowa crops
Des Moines reports continued chill and unusually cold conditions. An inch and a half of rainfall within twenty hours worsens crop conditions across the state, heightening concern for farmers.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Manchester Rehabilitated Duke Takes Oath in Lords
London reports the Duke of Manchester, freed from financial disabilities, took the customary oath today in the House of Lords. His aunt attended as part of the proceedings, marking a formal restoration.
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Duke of Manchester
House of Lords
Explosion Destroys Railroad Camp Killing Three
A morning blast at a railroad camp near La Follette, Tennessee, leveled a dwelling and killed Herb Lowen and Martha Chapman while a baby survived unharmed. Four cases of dynamite went missing from the contractor’s magazine and investigators probe possibly deliberate placement.
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la Follette
William Parethree Miley
Herb Lowen
Martha Chapman
Magazing
Enemiy
Lodge Orator Describes Ellsworth Role at Philadelphia Convention
Yale commencement events feature Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts delivering the law school address on Oliver Ellsworth. Lodge argues Ellsworth secured state representation equality, saved the constitution, and warns against direct senatorial elections and proportional representation undermining the republic. He cites Maclay’s critique and defends the Senate’s historic role.
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Sheffield
Law School
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Oliver Elsworth
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Senate
Eaume Bagis
Maclay
Republic
Maclays
Lke
Weisse for Congress in Sixth District from Sheboygan
Charles S. Weisse of Sheboygan Fails announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for congress in Wisconsin's sixth district. He previously ran against Sam S. Barney two years ago. Saturday caucuses yield La Follette support in multiple counties and bolster governor's reform platform.
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Aa Journal
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Congress
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Buffalo County
Walter L. Houser
Mondovi
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Bayfield County
Ashland County
E. A. Strong
George B. Rogaman
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First Assembly
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Ashland
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Black River Falla
Jackson County
New York Editor Dies in Massachusetts at 35
Chames T. Child longtime technical editor of The Electrical Review of New York dies in Gleasondale Massachusetts from typhoid fever at age thirty five. He assisted Frank J. Sprague and helped launch the first electric railway in Richmond Virginia where he was born. He spoke seven languages and was noted as a leader in electrical and scientific topics both in the United States and abroad.
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Chames T. Child
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Electrical Review
Gleasondale
Mass
Strikes Stir Across Jersey and Nearby Regions
Reports from Paterson and Jersey City describe widespread labor unrest as dyers helpers and silk mill workers push for union recognition and better terms. Militia and police guard mills while talks probe settlement prospects. meanwhile anthracite miners see quiet activity and West Virginia Central workers return to duty after brief rumors of a walkout.
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Cumberland
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Strikerx
Modern Woodmen Dance and Local Notes at Waukau
The Modern Woodmen of Waukau held a dancing party in their hall with music by the Acme Orchestra of Oshkosh. A magnetism lecture was delivered at the Baptist church by Rev. Hamiley Mortimer H. Furman and Jessie B. Lindsey. Local residents visited relatives and others. public schools closed for the term. principal Frank Terrill returned home.
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Jessie B. Lindsey
Allenville
Fred Holmes
Misa Amy Sutherland
Chicago
Andrew Sutherland
P. Rolph
W. W. Noble
Poysioni
John Sheen
Rhinelander
R. Nelson
Frank Terrill
Berin
Miss Riley
Winneéconne
Albany Officers Entertained in Lisbon During Visit
The Albany cruiser officers have been hosted by American officials and residents in Lisbon since June 1. United States Minister Toomis will present Captain Craig of the Albany to King Charles on Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Lisbon
United States Cruicer
Albany
United States
Toomis
Captain Craig
King Charles
Ejected Mayor in Ohio Court Clash
In Zanesville Ohio Mayor Jamee L Holden was forcibly removed from Police Judge Reed's court after demanding withdrawal of an affidavit against two women charged with intoxication. Chief Tracey ordered ejectment. the mayor fought back striking the chief, who later fell requiring assistance.
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Associated Press
Zanesville
Ohio
Jamee L. Holden
Court of Police
Reed
Tracey
Durin
Venezuela Revolt Grows as Castro Loses Ground Near Caracas
Caracas faces dire headlines as revolutionary forces under generals Riera and Farrera press from La Vela and Coro while government troops retreat from Ciudad Bolivar to Puerto Ta as. Castro contemplates open resistance if Valencia falls, with Uraba port opened to export Colombian goods including coffee and sking sacks amid war uncertainty.
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Train Kills Three In Separate Crashes
AP report from Seattle details a buggy crossing tragedy near O'Brien where Helen Stratton Ramstead died and James Miller followed after injuries. A second wreck at Mingo Junction, Ohio, killed C R Walker and F W McElroy with several injuries among crew. A trolley collision at Bell's Camp injured fourteen. Stewart of Bradford lost a leg in the crash.
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Steubenville
Cleveland & Pittsburg
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Ka E. Cooper
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Chicago
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Wellaville
Charles McMalen
Wellsville
F. A. Hannaford
Cleveland
Olean
Rock City
Bradford
Bell
William J. Stewart
McCarty
Asylum Laundry Building Burns
A large laundry building at the Indiana asylum for feeble minded children burned early today. Value listed at 15,000 with no loss of life, but inmates were excited. One employer injured. In Brooklyn, a four story Amerikan Tartar company building burned to the ground today with estimated loss 150,000.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Imnels Asylum
Brooklyn
New York
Amerikan Tartar Company
Lloyds Medal Awarded to Captain Freeman for Roddam Heroism
The Lloyds medal for meritorious service was presented to Captain Freeman of the British steamer Roddam in London on June 23. He received the award for gallantly taking his vessel from St Pierre Martinique during the destruction of the town caused by Mount Pelee in May.
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Roddam
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Martinique
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Runaway Accident Kills Edna Bergh in Indiana
In Warsaw Indiana Edna Bergh daughter of Nelson J Bergh of Clay Pool died from a fractured skull after a frond and carriage runaway. Elele Bergh his other daughter is fatally injured.
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Warsaw
Ind
Edna
Elele Bergh
Nelson J. Bergh
Clay Pool
County
King Edward and Queen Arrive in London for Coronation Festivities
London dispatch notes King Edward and Queen Alexandra arriving from Windsor at 2:30 p m. Their return signals the start of coronation week with daily events through Saturday. Royal procession to Buckingham Palace, with dignitaries including Prince and Princess of Denmark, draws crowds and signals the king’s recovery. London beef and fish shortages loom as preparations for visitors intensify. Naval review arrangements advance with ships assembling at Spithead for salutes to foreign fleets.
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Denmark
Paddington
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Victoria
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Noel
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Neat
Roadstead
Canal Conference Debates Nicaragua Route in Canal Bill
Washington June 23 opening conference on the canal bill drew comment on the outcome. Rep Hepburn, ranking conferee, urged preparation for a session but no exact plan was set. Hepburn Messia and Davey back Nicaragua while Fletcher favors Darien and may push for Panama if options narrow.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Hepburn
House
Nicaragua
Messia
Davey
Fletcher
Minnesota
Darien
Panama
Wil
Bryan Can Have It
Grand Island Neb June 23 delegates to the Democratic and Populist state conventions begin arriving. William J Bryan Senator Allen Former Attorney General Smythe and other fusion leaders are expected this afternoon. Tomorrow's convention outcome is uncertain with many predicting a Bryan nomination denial could spark a dozen rival candidates and strain fusion unity.
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Associated Press
Grand Island
Neb
William J. Bryan
Allen
Smythe
Bryan
Weather forecast for Wisconsin with calm to unsettled periods
The report notes cloudy spells and warmer conditions with light to variable winds. Occasional showers possible tonight into Tuesday with temperatures and time measurements indicating typical spring variability.
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