Armistice requested as China faces allied troop actions
Reports from Washington Paris and Saigon describe Chinese assurances to maintain order while McKinsey urges continued troop deployment to danger points. French vessels sail with marines, while Tien Tsin remains under siege and relief efforts race to reach the city as Kaier Kempf’s forces report ambushes and casualties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
China
McKinsey
United States
Boers Defeated Near Wynberg Says War Office Dispatch
Lord Roberts dispatch notes General Clements engaging a Boer force near Wynberg while gathering supplies and heavy guns. He drives the enemy north of Sandspruit with no casualties reported. Ian Hamilton says Helderberg is the most English town he has seen and was warmly welcomed.
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Clements Reyrity
Encagen Ag
Wyenbere
Associated Press
London
War Office
Lord Roberts
Pretoria Presidency
Clements
Wynberg
Lindley
Heilbron
Heldelberg
Sandspruit
Toss
Ian Hamilton
Heldeberg
Mrs Frank Leach Dies After Long Illness at Home
Mrs Emmeline Leach wife of Frank A Leach of the Frank Leach hardware company died at her home 250 Tenth street Saturday evening at 9 30 after several months illness She born September 27 1856 in Waushara county moved to this county with parents in 1856 Married to Frank A Leach October 14 1874 She leaves a husband seven children and a brother two sisters and a father Funeral Tuesday at 5 30 pm from the residence with sunset services Rev E H Smith officiating Interment Riverside cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmeline Leach
Frank A. Leach
Frank Leach
Utica
Oshkoah
Leach Eaves
Frank W
Newton C
Madge
Charles A. Annebet
Robert P
May
Robert W. Holmes
Wo Maters
George McLaughlin
P. Schoemer
Michael Connors Dies at Home aged 60
Michael Connors aged sixty died at his residence 274 Hroad street this morning. Funeral arrangements not yet made. He is survived by his wife Mrs. O Connors and five daughters Nellie Katherine Connors Mrs Angster Mrs John Kos Mrs John Howard and John Connors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Connors
O'Connors
Davehtera
Ann
Nellie
Katherine Connora
Dares Angster
John P. Kos
John
John Comnors
Conductor Cottrell Still In Green Bay After Wreck
Reports detail the Green Bay based crew in the De Pere wreck involving Conductor C A Cottrell and engineers Hazelbauer Rockfelter with the freight train. Passengers were under Walter Roach and Cottrell with Fireman Roberts. wrecking trains from Green Bay and Oshkosh cleared the track by afternoon. Twelve seriously injured remained at St Vincent’s Green Bay and several at Fond du Lac. Bodies of Lloyd Weber Mierewa were transported to Fond du Lac or Fond du Lac by 2:40 this morning and 8:30 this morning respectively.
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Giome Herre
de Pere
C. A. Cottrell
Lincoln Avenue
Tony Hazelbauer
Harry Rockfetler
Walter Roach
Cottrell
Roberts
A. Cottrell
Oshkosh
Northwestern
Trogoninge
Green Bay
F. R. Moulton
Janesville
Greer Bay
T. P. Runell
Fond du Lac
St. Vincent's Hospital
Green Hay
George Lloyd
Byron
Ten O’cock Trafnal
Adam Weber
Lawrence Pank
Edward Koske
Charles Mierewa
GENERAL WHEELER TAKES COMMAND IN LAKES AREA
General Wheeler of Chicago assumes command of the Department of the Lakes today, relieving General James F. Wade who returns to St. Paul to oversee the Taine of the department. Wheeler plans to remain in command until his ninety fourth birthday on September 10 when he retires from active service. No transfer ceremonies were held. General J F Weaton, commissary general, inspected the department and then departed for Kansas City.
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Chicago
Wheeler
Department of the Lakes
James F. Wade
St. Paul
Department of Fe
Department
J. F. Weaton
Kansas City
MILWAUKEE IN LUCK AT NAVY SHIP NAMES
Secretary of the navy approves battle ships Virginia and Rhode Island armored cruiser Maryland protected cruiser St. Louis Milwaukee and Charleston and a colored list for South Dakota. Weebington dispatch reports June 11 from Washington.
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Deslstom
Associated Prene
Weebington
D. C
Secretary of the Navy
Btw
Virginia
Rhode Ieland
Maryland
South Dakotas
Crulsers
St. Louis
Millwaukee
Charleston
Injunction Granted Against Street Railway Strikers in St Louis
Judge Elmer B. Adams granted a temporary restraining order in the W D Manon case and all members of Division No 131 of the Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes, barring interference with streetcar operations on St Louis Transit lines. The ruling followed arguments from counsel and numerous affidavits from both sides.
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Lovie
Titel Cora
Associated Frese
St Louie
Elmer B. Adama
United States District Court
W. D. Manon
Marica
St. Louis Transit Company
United Star
Hill for Vice President at Arkansas Democratic State Convention
From Little Rock June 25 an angegeben strong effort will be made at the Democratic state convention to instruct for D B Hill of New York for vice president. Chairman Jones of the national committee is a delegate and will likely cast an untimely delegation on the vice presidential question. Attorney Jeff Davis is slated for governor to be sent to Kansas City as a candidate at large. Illinois Democrats report no change in gubernatorial plans. Adan Ortselsen Chicago candidate and General Ortselfen plus Mr AlsHuler pleased with prospects. Worthington boomers expected. convention to last two days with nomination postponed until Wednesday.
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Azepciated Press
Little Rock
Ark
D. B. Hill
New York
Jones
Natonal Committee
Jeff Davis
Kansas City
Illinois
Springfield
Adan Ortselsen
Chicago
General Ortselfen
Alschuler
Thaa
Nicholas 5
Worthington
Freight Train Crew Blamed For Oshkosh Wreck
An Oshkosh disaster report follows from 5:30 pm scene notes by Superintendent T A Lawson and Chicago claim agent KR Richardo. Langon says inquiry incomplete but hints freight crew or dispatcher factors. Miller insists only the freight crew erred.
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CBN. W
T. A Lawson
Richardo
Chicago
Oshkosh
Langon
Green Bay
Northwestrn
Hentunel An
Freigne
3. T. Miller
British Hope War Averts Crisis in China Awakens Fears
London June 26 Associated Press reports Lord Salisbury remains hopeful a Chinese crisis can be resolved without war though alarming possibilities persist. He resists indemnity terms and favors preserving peace while acknowledging the fragile regional balance. Conversation with ambassadors reflects a cautious stance aligning with U.S. policy on the upheaval.
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London
Epe Associated Press
Lord Melisbury
Eulmay
Lord Salisbury
Manitowoc Boy Wins Cadetship Recommendation for West Point
Phillip J R Kieh of Manitowoc topped a two day competitive exam at the Normal School in Manitowoc to win a cadetship recommendation for West Point. Guy Benedict Oshkosh and Calvin Stedman Berlin placed second and third. others listed include Chester Jones Oshkosh George Knaak Oshkosh Nicholas W Dimond Montello Ferdinand Reichmuth Ripon. Congressman Davidson forwarded Kieh’s name to Washington. Kieh is eighteen and a Northside High School graduate.
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Phillip J. KR Kient
Con
J. MM. Caridues
Gay Benedict
Tila Cy
Poulip J. BR. Kiebt
Manitowoc
R. H. Halsey
Normal School
L. A. Bishop
Fond du Lee
Watter Hunt
Green Lake County
J. H. Davidson
Weat Point
Phillip J. R. Kieh
Manttowoc
Guy A. Benedict
Oshkosh
Calvin A. Stedman
Berlin
Chester A. Jones
George A. Knaak
Nicholas WH
Dimond
Montello
Ferdinand
Reichmuth
Ripson
J. H. Davidern
Wiehl
Washington
Kiehl
West Point
Northatde High School
Cortera
Second
Wisconsin National Guards
Oconomowas
Wis
Maniowoc
Davidson
Kieh
Guy Benedict
Calvin Stedman
Bertin
Roosevelt Holds Talks With Payne On Campaign Plans
Governor Roosevelt confined visitors at Cove Neck to those with prior appointments as Henry C. Payne met with him to discuss Hanna's campaign strategy. Roosevelt said he would not discuss campaign plans publicly until after July 12 when he is formally nominated for vice president. Miss Bessie Booth of Boston departed Ravenswood, Illinois, after visiting at the governor's residence.
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Roosevelt
Campesen
Associated Preas.y
New York
Ris
Long Island
Flo
Henry C. Payne
Republican National Committee
Payne
Cove Neck
Hanna
Bessie Booth
Boston
A. B. Theson
Ravenswood
Til
Wee
Terrible wreck sighting at Avion Beach with multiple injuries
Eyewitness describes a train crash at Avion Beach in Sapaie Benue area. Bort Ives sustains seven broken ribs and a broken collarbone amid mangled carriages and burning debris. A grieving wife collapses as rescuers struggle to reach the injured.
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Ange Lung
Avion Beach
Sapaie Benue
Wiser van Kon
George Ling
Bort Ives
Isina
Comstock Named North Milwaukee Agent and Oshkosh Vacancy Filled
Gilbert A. Comstock, formerly cashier at Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul in Milwaukee, is promoted to the North Milwaukee agentship. The Oshkosh agency, left vacant by the June death of Thomas Spalding after 27 years with the line, will be filled by Comstock.
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Ines
Comstock Osty
North Milwaukee
Gilbert A. Comstock
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Milwaukee
Oshkosh
Thomas Spalding
Spalding
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
John McDonald
Waupaca
iMarlin Golden
Oftille
Ely
Comstonkes Z
Mierswa Is Buried After De Pere Wreck Without Marriage
Charles Mierswa born Oshkosh February 1 1841 or 184? died age thirty six in the De Pere wreck on the North Western road while visiting friends from Ashland Wisconsin where he worked six years. Survived by mother two sisters Ire Wothe Ida and brothers William Ralph a foreman at Oshkosh Water Works and George owner of Union Club barber shop. Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm from 165 Ninth Street.
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Charles Mierswa
de Pere Sunday
Oshkosh
Ninth Street
Oshkosh Water Works
Ralph
Withdrawal of troops from Cuba to begin soon
Secretary Root returns to Washington early next week to finalize plans for pulling troops home from Cuba. Officials estimate about half of the forces can be spared for other service within the next few months.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Root
Cuba
Smort Notes: Melchel Narrowly Escapes Injury at Green Bay
Xavier Melchel of the Arion orchestra escaped serious harm last Friday in Green Bay while standing on the main bridge over the Fox River. A large steamer of the Ipkea fan forced the draw open, narrowly missing him as the draw swung.
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Xavier Melchel
Arion Orchestra
Greet Bay
Green Bay
Fox River
Mr. Reichel
Oshkosh Men Injured in Sunday's Wreck
Green Bay Wis June 25 Eugene Carr bruised about body and limbs Willam Carr fractured left leg near ankle Each will recover Bért Ives fractured collar bone ear and chin separated from bone R E Minahan surgeon St hospital Green Bay
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Green Bay
Wise
Eugene Carr
Willam Carr
Bért Ives
Callar
R. E. Minahen
St. Hospital
Greet Bay
Otto Hankwitz
Louis Hansen
Bile Heider
F. Helder
William Kaufman
Oscar Kremer
Isi
Albert Kopes
Charles Klinke
Mira
L. Kiser
Joseph Teinderman
John Ryan
Frank Raginski
Charles Rueping
Henry Rueping
Hops
Emi Severin
Marie Thomsen
Phomaea
Stephen Mahoney
Green ‘Bay
Jerry
Serges
Omothir
Joner Davenport
Les
Bert Kraus
Lenashe
Peter Koenaga
Taycheedah
Rabbedean
Lee
F. J. Ragernosk
List of Killed and Injured in C N W Ry Wreck
The published list shows six killed and fifty four injured. The dead include Max Rocket of Ashland and George Lloyd of Fond du Lac, with Ashland and Fond du Lac officials among the injured. Names from Oshkosh Fond du Lac Ashland and other towns appear, detailing broken limbs and head injuries, with crews and passengers among the injured.
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Promix
Chicago & Northwestern
Northwestern
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Ashland
Max Kocker
Charles Mierswa
Kocker
Mierswa'e
Max Rocket
George Lloyd
Adem Weber
Fond du Lag
Eugene Carr
Bruieed Stout
Willard Carr
F. O."geiger
Black Wolf
Bhach Rader
Richard Jornerson Trial for Assault with Intent to Kill
The State charges Richard Joel Sera with assault to kill and attempted murder. This morning the court began selecting a jury, with eight men chosen by noon and more examined into the afternoon. The incident allegedly occurred near the northern city outskirts when he allegedly shot at Adam Botah, resisted arrest, and threatened an officer before capture by Officer Steinstor.
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Jonrgersom
Richard Joel- Sera
Joerges
Adam Botah
Botah
Joerzers
Fnally
Steinstor
Opening of the Electric Park Opens to Large Crowds
Benday Wee marks a great day as Electric Park, three miles south of the city, opens with strong attendance. Trains run from High Bret corner every fifteen minutes. the beer pavilion, candy stalls, and ice cream booths report brisk business. Row boats rent for the afternoon and many bathe on the sandy beach as the water slide called Chute the Chutes nears completion for midweek use.
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Benday Wee
Wheetris Ry
Electric Park
Shady Park
Breeses
Lumley
High Bret Corner
Evans denies resignation from Congress, Pension Commissioner letter
A Chattanooga News report states Commissioner of Pensions Evans has denied a claim that he would resign from Congress. The letter, dated June 24, comes from Evans and addresses the rumor affecting his tenure as a public official.
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Pines
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga News
Commissioner of ‘Pensions
Evan
Oshkosh Whist Experts Dominate Wisconsin Congress Victory
Oshkosh whist players excel at Waukegan Wisconsin whist congress winning the Milwaukee cup by Mr and Mrs Freaney. The event drew 40 to 50 tables with clubs from Milwaukee Racine Waukesha well represented and Mr and Mrs Maxcy close behind with high scores. The cup remains with the Freaney team until October 1 with weekly defenses possible thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amd
T. KM. Fresta
Waukenhe
Waukesta
Wisconsin
G. W. Gates
T. RR. Frenne
Milwaukee
Maxcy
Milwauney
Racine
Waukesha
New York Greed Dary Fela to Indes Temueny Fee Trev
Case dismissals cited by Associated Press report from New York on June 5. Judge McMebon presided as conspiracy charges against other members of a named American Jew company were dismissed. Weather notes briefly follow with a warmer trend and easterly winds.
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New York
Associated Preve
Ang Jer
McMebon
Tate
Gam American Iew Company
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Shanghai
Pekin
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Pia
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Remey
Brooklyn
Taku
Cavite
Kempf
Nated Taku
Chefoo
Tien Trin
Come Mather
Tong Ku
Pei- Ho
West Hall Wei
Associated Preas
Washington, D.C
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Daced Chefoo
Tien Tein
Wallers
Admiral Remery
MacArthur
Seymour
Selrome
Lewationerm
3. Petersburg
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General Wheeler
Hill
Arkansas
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Daria B. Bit
Balisbury
Bottewes
Joseph Lord Salisbury
W. Secre
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Choate
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Peki
Hay
G. A. Comstock
ST. Paul Road
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Win
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War Department
Kagees Care
Bert Tous
Nearun You
Gért Ives
Arthur Roberts
August Bechaud
W. St. Cooper
Laura Ecke
Lida Ecke
Michael Fitzsimmons
John Froehling
Ditlef Fick
E. Brazier
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