Italy Eyes Extradition Pact Over Charlton Case
Rome urged to extradite Porter Charlton amid US Italy dispute over treaties 1863 1884 and his mental condition. New York sarcastic reports say decision may hinge on American stance while Chariton collapses under jail strain awaiting arraignment as diplomats weigh the legal and diplomatic implications.
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Rome
Washiston
State Department
Charlton
Tralian
New York
Hialy
Portercharlton
Romé
Jersey City
Sullivan
Chariton
Nists
Paul Chariton
Onners
Severnment
Tom
Conover Denies Report in Northwestern Brief
A terse Northwestern brief quotes Conover denying a circulating report. The item notes no further detail and emphasizes the denial by the subject while offering little context or corroboration.
Consul's Daughter Weds Misses the Italian Station
A concise wedding notice reports Consul's daughter marrying Miss from an Italian station. Details are limited in the fragment but confirms a union and the parties involved.
Governors Face Scheduling Clash Over Roosevelt Invitation
Aime: Governors have not set a date to meet with Roosevelt and cannot accept his invitation until the latter part of the week at the earliest.
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Associated Press
Aika
SNOY
Ighes
Sesamore
Clone Roosevelt
Milwaukee man fined for drunken disorderly conduct
Special to The Northwestern from Milwaukee Wis June 17 says G F Cole of Milwaukee who came on the Crosby line excursion steamer was fined five dollars and costs in municipal court this morning for being drunk and disorderly.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
A. Wissongin
Shebyogan
G F. Cole
Crosby Line
Superior puzzled by land deals and railroad ties
A Western Milwaukee dispatch reports Superior Wisconsin observers puzzled by a purchase of land near the harbor area tied to a possible close cooperation with the Soo Line railroad. Officials note a large tract bought by steel interests and the Soo company, with speculation of upcoming actions on the lakeside properties.
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Milowaukee
Wis
Wiscon
Lake Supe
Steel Trust
Sop
Yir
Aaaual
Ted Activier
Browne Bribe Jury Stalled After Sixty Six Hours
The Browne jury has been deliberating for sixty six hours without reaching a verdict. Judge McSurely indicated continued session unlikely to end soon as two jurors argued over verdict merits amid a tense courtroom scene.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Browne
Jennsen
Mce
Johnson
Jiy
Two Visitors to Roosevelt Stay Secret at Oyster Bar
Two visitors arrived at Oyster Bar by train in the afternoon seeking secrecy. Colonel Roosevelt waited anxiously to keep details private. One visitor is named as a New York state senator. A report that Roosevelt would undergo throat surgery today is dismissed here.
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Associated Press
Bayne
Iran
New York
Tate
Roosevelt
Two Youths Lost in Santa Fe Quicksand Blaze
Associated Press report from June 27 details a blaze near Santa Fe at Ab calde where two youths, Max Sanches nine, and Teandro Sanche fourteen, perished in quicksand as they attempted to escape. The tragedy occurred after the fire and draw toward the river.
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Associated Press
Santa Fe
Max Sanches
Teandro Sanche
Fell Down Cellar Stairs Special to The Northwestern
A brief item reports a fall down cellar stairs with injuries and an accompanying note about a local journal detail. The report references an incident tied to the Northwestern region and mentions a case under consideration.
Attacked While Asleep In Clemens Michigan
A masseur named Ronn was attacked in bed in Clemens Michigan and nearly killed. The assailant fractured the victim's skull with a shot after ambushing her during sleep. Police investigate motive and attacker trajectory as details remain unclear.
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Br Associated Press
Clemens
Mich
Ronn
Convict Stabs Man in Prison Ward, Fatal Wound
Jim Shivers, a long term life prisoner, stabbed a fellow inmate at the prison. The victim is reported gravely injured with life threatening wounds as guards move to secure the area. Shivers has spent more than twenty years behind bars and uses a wheelchair to get around.
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Sy Associated Press
Jackson
Mick
Badger
Jim Shivers
Shivers
Race Riots in Harrisville Mississippi Reported
Meager details reach Jackson of a race riot in Harrisville Simpeon county on Sunday. The disturbance cost two lives and sparks expected further trouble as armed whites search for two fugitives. Rural posts report several hundred men in search for fugitives and unrest spreads beyond the initial incident.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Harrisville
Simpeon County
Sundar
Neuto
Fourth of July tragedies prompt safety appeal by Good Housekeeping
A Good Housekeeping Magazine feature recalls a year of deadly Fourth of July celebrations in the United States. It notes scores of boys killed by injuries from blank cartridges fired from toy pistols and urges parental responsibility to prevent such deaths.
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United States
Vatican Demands Decree Withdrawal Amid Spain Riots
In Madrid the Vatican presses for withdrawal of the June 11 decree before resuming talks on the concordat revision. Riots erupt as anti Catholic protests spread, with clashes at Bilbao Carlist club and a Basque club riot in San Sebastian leaving one dead and several wounded.
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Madrid
Vatican
Spain
Bilbao
San Sebastien
Northwestern excursion survivor rescued by ice water
Special to TF reports a reader fragment describing an incident on a line excursion where a man was attacked and cut with weapons and rescued after immersion.
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Northwestern
Autoist Burned to Death in Ditch Crash
In St. Louis County St Linis the automobile of T H Robers and O Abel Abel veered off a road, overturned into a ditch and caught fire. Both occupants were fatally burned, with officials reporting the deaths at the scene.
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Associated Press
T H
Rober
O. Abel i Abel
St. Lo
St. Linis
Aunt Salie Munger Dies in Milwaukee at Eighty Eight
Mire Salie Munger aged eighty eight, widely known as Aunt Salie, died in Milwaukee. She had lived fifty years in Seymour, Wisconsin, according to a dispatch from Belditz.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee, Wie
Beldiz
Salie Munger
Aunt Salie
Seymour
Wie
Funeral of Mrs Hodge noted by Northwestern menasha
Funeral services for the late Mrs Warne Hodge were held at the First street residence Saturday afternoon conducted by Mr Stauffer. Interment was at Oakhill cemetery. Also reported: Walter, eleven, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Duerwachter, underwent a serious operation at the Broad street home Saturday at noon. Mrs Frank Mach was moved to a hospital. Marriage of Miss Clara Bruchi and Louis Anderson scheduled for St Marys church at 3 tomorrow morning.
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Hospital Reday
Clara Bruchi
Menashai
Louis Anderson
Neenah Wille
St. Mary's Church
City
Father Schmitz
Winnebago
Outagas
Thei
Andrew Lind
Ashti
Yand
Tnity
Oshk
Beaches
Neenah
Aping
Brighton
Wav
Carita Ie
Inn
Fargo
Ben Brown
Jana
Swin
Rich
Beaton Rejects Offer to Leave City
Pieage and at pre Contrerarionat pment to the effect that he will not ac cent it, but will remain in Janeg Ville.
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Janeg Ville
Pastor Alois Zitteral Retires in Madison
Rev. Alois Zitteral, longtime pastor of the Church of Holy Redeemer, retires. He will be succeeded by Rev. Henry D. Meiss of Hawksville, Wis., who assumes the pastorate next Sunday.
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Madison
Alois Zitteral
Church of Holy Redeemer
Henry D. Meiss
Hawksville
Wis
Taft Automobile Accident Injures Italian Laborer
Robert Taft driving one of President Taft’s cars collided with a street laborer in Beverly Massachusetts. Lendall Hing and George Hartman accompanied him. the injured man Michael Phisthedila is in serious condition after the collision near Pride’s Crossing.
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Associated Press
Beverly Mass
Taft
Robert
Robert Taft
Lendall Hing
Minneapoli
George Har
Massachu
Tam
Prides Crossing
Han
Revert Taft
Michae Phisthedila
Rupert Taft
Mariette Wisconsin dog scare results in temporary seizure
In Marinette Wisconsin a dog scare led authorities to order all dogs to be confined for ninety days. Citizens Andrew Behrendt and another local resident faced inquiries as a bite incident prompted a temporary action. The report notes involvement of local families and a lack of clear names.
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Wis
Fisher Tytar
Mariner People
Wiil Steur Institute
Andrew Behrendt
Jonas Peters
Capture anther town and consulate holdout reported
Dispatches from Managua say revolutionary forces seized Acoryapa. Mr. Clivarea resists inside the consulate amid an attempted anti administration action that failed. Unofficial reports say the consul was ready to fire on the gunboat Vicksburg at Corinto.
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State Department
Managua
Acoryapa
Clivarea
Cousul
Vicksburg
Corinto
State official objects to federal intervention in capital cases
A fragmented message from Guthrie Oklahoma cites Joe Torney and Attorney General Wickersham in Washington. The document mentions Senators Gure Owen and an objection to bringing process from the United States to prevent a federal act at the state capital.
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Guthrie, Ok
Joe Torney
Wickershan
Washington
Gure and
Owen
Oxicoma
Farewell Remarks Amid House Transition
The text records a farewell by Speaker Cannon at the White House. It notes speculation on future Congress votes and party dynamics, with mentions of Republicans and Democrats and expectations about who may be elected or reelected.
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Uy Associatal Press
Shington
Ivan Majority Neo
Cannon Pais
White House
Nurses Meet Tomorrow in Oshkosh at Chamber of Commerce
The Oshkosh Association of Graduate Nurses invites members of the twentieth Century club and Daughters of the American Revolution to attend a gathering at the Chamber of Commerce at 2 PM tomorrow. Physicians and state association leaders will also attend, with Miss Helen Kelly of Milwaukee expected to speak on state registration.
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Pelub
Oshkesa Association of Graduate Nurses
Clnb
Chamber of Commerce
Oelock
Nurse Association
Daughters of the American Revolution
Alsoma Country Club Opening Dinner Highlighted by Members
At the Alsoma Country Club dining event, about sixty to seventy members attended the opening dinner at Rice. Mr. Thomas Daly and Lurker Tee Amone guided the evening as Miss Nina Edovards hosted four guests, with Mr. and Mrs. RC Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Crane, and Mrs. Marin May among others entertaining guests. Several other couples joined in the festive scene as dinners continued through the night.
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Alsoma Country Club
Rice
Enosis
Thomas Daly
Lurker Tee Amone
Nina Edovards
RC. Brown
E. M. Crane
Marin May
Fay
Henri Heenitz
Sanirdar Eninc
Have Ride on Nia Entertains Local Directors and Stockholders
Local directors and stockholders of Inwar 2 ride an arnocn Awet Lake Winneb entertained by M. Paine in a meeting that appears to reflect a civic or organizational gathering with unclear details.
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M. Paine
Inwar
Yacht Club Meeting At Athearn Hotel Tomorrow Evening
Members will gather at the Athearn Hotel for a yacht club meeting tomorrow evening. The event will begin with a formal opening and may include reporting on applications and duties for proposed members.
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Athearn Hotel
Butter firm output and Dunham family summer visit in Elgin
The Elgin market report notes a butter price at twenty seven and a half cents and production of 1,323,600 pounds. Mr and Mrs Dio W Dunham and daughter Ruth have arrived from Washington DC and will spend the summer at Pan-ko-tuk summer home.
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Associated Press
Elgin
Dio W. Dunham
Ruth
Washington, D. C
Pan-ko-tuk
Robbers Hold Train and Rob Passengers on Oregon Line
Three bandits held up an Oregon trade express near Ogden, forcing the messenger to open the safe and rifling it. Two passengers and five inen injured as the robbers moved through coaches. a woman lost diamond earrings. Deputy sheriffs pursued as the bandits fled in the morning light.
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Associated Press
Ogden
Oregon
North
Willy
Caty
Second Street
XN. B. Franklin
Franklin
Sherif John Hutchens
H. L. Wiliams
Kirkwood
J. 3. Batl
Wilson
Con
Boxing Exhibition Promises Fine Skill at Armory B
Tommy Gavigan of Fond du Lac and Milwaukee will box eight rounds in an exhibition at Armory B tonight. Izzo is highly regarded in the division, while Gavigan aims to push him to the limit. Stanley of this city and Sailor of Milwaukee are also slated for bouts with noted wrestling on the card.
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Armory B
Tommy Gavigan
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee
Izzo
Stanley
Sailory
Mdup
Mwaukee
Is It a Case of Glanders at Oshkosh?
Doubt arises over a horse or animal suspected of glanders in Oshkosh. Dr. A. H. Brodie and an officer request quarantine until state authorities arrive, and the measure has been followed pending confirmation.
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Charles
Anders
A. H. Brodie
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