King's Improving Condition Brightens London
London dispatches report King Edward's condition improving with reports of a good night and regained sleep. Official bulletins note the king is out of immediate danger, progressing steadily though recovery remains protracted and the wound requires constant care. Public rejoicing rises as royal doctors communicate cautious optimism.
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London
Buckingham Palace
Edward
Lister
Treves
Barlow
Smith
Laking
Metropolia
Lord Lister
Frederick Treves
Westminster Gazette
Associated Press
America
Ita
Ness
Victoria Station
Prince of Wales
Farewe
Prince Henry
Prusesiz
Louis Philippe
Portugal
Grand Duke of
Crystal Palace
India Office
Lord Kitchener
Fakira
Duchess of Marlborough
Governor La Follette Dominates Wisconsin Caucuses
Special to The Northwestern reports La Follette carrying most Milwaukee assembly districts and winning the state Republican caucus delegates. In Milwaukee county the league elected 95 delegates to La Follette's 51. Sheboygan and Richland counties show strong La Follette support, with decisive wins in city wards and multiple precincts as the campaign unfolds.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Ware
la Follette
League
Richmond Center
Qehland Center
Senators in Tilt Over Unani mona Consent
In Congress the House adopted a resolution declaring Mr Butler of Missouri seated claim vacant for lack of valid election. The Senate discussed a deficiency bill with conferees appointed and considered a Morgan Panama Canal investigation. Mr Moon objected to unanimous consent on Indian Territory governance and warned of future objections until a hearing on the Jefferson bill.
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Associated Prez
Washington, D. C
House
Butler
Missouri
Senate
Afesers
Hale
Anser
Teller
Colorado
Estes’ 4Glathbone
Cuba
Committee
Morgan
Ar. Morgan
Committee On Inter-oceanic Canals
United States
Papamoa Canal Company
New
Panama Canal Company
Casia Tea
Nicaragua
Congress
Panama
Morsnn
Air. Babrock
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
G. AR
Moon
Tennessee
Committee On Territories
Indian Territory
Territory
Jefferson
Horton-Butler
Naval and District of Columbia
Renewed Dreibund Pact Debated in Berlin
Berlin June 28 The treaty renewing the dreibund alliance between Germany Austria Hungary and Italy was argued in Berlin this morning by Imperial Chancellor Count von Buelow Austrian ambassador L von Szogyeny Marich and Italian ambassador Count Lanza di Busca The alliance was renewed in its original form.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Dreibund
Count von Buelow
L. von Szogyeny- Marich
Count Lanza di Busca
Japan tea merchants discuss U S as main buyer
An important June meeting of tea merchants in Shidzoutka Japan attended by Baron Komura and Mr. Hirata heard that America consumes about three quarters of world tea. They warned of potential American tea duties as U S plantations grow and demand shifts risk reducing Japan profits.
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Associated Press
Tokio
San Francisco
Cal
Japan
Shidzoutka
Hirata
Agriculture and Commerce
Baron Komura
America
United States
Prcent
Russia
Osami Kahei
Central Tea Guild
South ‘Carolina
English Tourist Dies During World Tour in Kansas City
A 2 young Englishman, said to be from a wealthy family, died of pneumonia at a Kansas City hospital while traveling around the world. He planned to return to England via South Africa, and a brother has been notified by cable.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Boyd Watson
England
South Africa
Chicago
Til
Owen
HF. Roche
Board of Trade
Roche
Boston
East Wisconsin Saengerbund Opens Record-Setting Festival
A Journal special from Two Rivers reports the eighth annual Saengerfest of the East Wisconsin Saengerbund opening with immense crowds. Attendees include Concorna Harmonie Freier Saengerbund Gleelub Manitowoc Liederkranz Sheboygan Gesang Verein Germania and many other groups from Port Washington Green Bay Kiel Brillion and more. Additional Milwaukee choruses are present.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Two Rivers
East Wisconsin Saengerbund
Concorna
Harmonie
Freier Saengerbund Gleelub
Manitowoc
Liederkranz
Sheboygan
Gesang Verein
Germania
Arion Club
Fire hits upholstery mill causing large loss in Philadelphia
A small fire at Stead and Miller upholstery mill in Philadelphia caused about 100000 dollars in water damage. Automatic extinguishers activated quickly but almost the entire stock was destroyed before it could be stopped. Three hundred workers were frightened but all escaped safely.
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Bs Associated Press
Philadelphia
Stead & Miller
Second and Cambria Streets
Rain damages crops in Decatur area
Two inches of rain in 24 hours caused serious damage to wheat and oats ready for harvest in Decatur Ml. The storm disrupted field work and raised concerns over yields in the region.
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Associated, Press
Decatur, Ml
La Follette Delegates Dominant In Wisconsin Counties
In Fond du Lac and surrounding counties in Wisconsin during late June 1902 La Follette carried the assembly districts, with 15 delegates named to the state convention from the Second district. County and county-convention battles over the unit rule were resolved with La Follette representatives winning solid delegations in Waupaca and Barron, while Green County and Monroe solidified support for La Follette’s renomination.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Free Press
la Follette
League
la Foillette
J. E. Willams
C. St. van Dezanie
John Naughton
D. R. Watson
Joseph Hellman
Leo Kenyon
George Edwards
George Day
HA. Well
C. H. Graham
W. T. Runais
F. J. Bacon
George Worthing
H. L. Hillay
J. W. Meiklejohn
L. A. Bishop
A. E. Richter
G. A. Knapp
S. A. Kerumme
L. A. Willems
Eb, Af, Jenison
Ari Feudner
F. J. Rupeing
Theodore Herrling
G. N. Mihilie
L. W. Thayer
8. E. Germain
J. T. Harris
J. W. Foster
C. G. Morgan
R. Candush
W. Scribner
N. F. Jones
H. W. Gallagher
George Berker
E. H. Lyons
G. Rogers
F. H. Chase
Platt Durand
W. I. Scribner
Waupaca
Waeupaca County
Manawa
Alao
John Jardine
E. E. Browne
Herman H. Suhs
William Weld
A. V. Balch
P. K. Hayward
Robert Hanson
H. W. Peterson
C. D. Dick
J. J. Steiger
J. H. Anderson
C. T. Hamilton
Barron County
de M. le Follette
J. H. Stout
Noa
W. A. Demers
H. C. Doolittle
G. E. Scott
D. H. Ingram
J. A. Bunker
8. A. Peterson
SM. C. Gilstad
WW. N. Fuller
T. O. Mason
Thomas Dovery
Green County
Monroe
Wik
Sweek
New Glarus
Weaver Is Elected Lieutenant in Company I Neenah
Neenah Wis June 28 At an election of Company I held last evening Corporal William Weaver was elected to the second lieutenantcy of the company by a vote of 35 to 22 over Sergeant Sorenson. The vacancy arose from the disappearance of W G Holden who had been recently elected to fill the vacancy caused by Lieutenant Heckel's resignation. Holden has mysteriously disappeared since his election.
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Duchess of Portland
Portland
Arthur Paget
Wentrolwater Abbey
Paran Stevens
Paget
Dufferin
Florence Davin
New York
Prince Henry
Prussia
London
Portsmouth
Prince of Wales
Princess Henry of
Depew
Edward
Herald
W. A. Holden
Northwestern
Neenah
Wis
William Weaver
Sorenson
Weaver
W. G. Holden
Lieutenant Heckel
Atlantic Combine
Messra Clement A. Griscom
P. A. B. Widener
William L. Elkins
Cables
The
Southampton
Trana-Atlantic Shipping Syndicate
J. P. Morgan
Bruce Ismay
Bernard Baker
Atlantic Transport Line
South America
South Africa
Ateamship
Betwen
Agento
Secor Sentenced In Embezzlement Case At Milwaukee
Leroy W. Secor former cashier of the Goodrich Transportation company was convicted in municipal court of embezzling about 700 dollars in 1929. He was denied a new trial and sentenced to four years imprisonment at Waupun.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Leroy W. Becor
Goodrich Transportation Company
Upwania
Waupun
Dewey Testimony Claims Aguinaldo Was Figurehead Leader
Washington June 2. Admiral Dewey told the senate committee that Aguinaldo was a figurehead surrounded by stronger men like Mabini and Luna. He said the insurrection lacked a unified army and that the Philippines relied on the country to support its fighters.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Dewey
Senate Committee On
Philippines
Carmack
Aguinaigo
Mani
Carmeck
Aguinaldo
Mabini
Luna
Filippines
General Greene
Malolos
Senator Patterson
Amiiral Dewey
Senator Carmack
Admiral Dewey
Greene
Bell
Beveridge
Manilln
Eleven steamers ordered by American Ship Building Co
Cleveland dispatch notes one of the lakes largest ship deals as American Ship Building Co books eleven freight steamers cost over 2 million dollars. Ten ships contracted by A B Wolvin will develop grain and package freight to Quebec via the St Lawrence. vessels will be canal size and ready by next May.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Ohio
the Plain Dealer
Lakes
American Ship Building Company
A. B. Wolvin
Daoluth
St Lawrence
Quebec
New Weekly Service Cuts Rates in Lumber Trade Route
The port’s carrying trade to South Africa shifts to a three-ship consortium. The new service lowers rates as demand grows for lumber building materials and grain imports. An official notes rising orders for agricultural implements and other supplies arriving daily, with cables or deras routing goods here.
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South Africa
Dera
Davidson Declined Help in Oshkosh Postoffice Case
Milwaukee June 28 Special to The Northwestern congressman Minor offered to mobilize Wisconsin’s delegation to press the president for Crane’s appointment. Davidson refused the interference, preferring to handle the local matter himself and keep others from mixing in.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Minor
Davidson
Mr. Crane
Wisconsin
Crane
Swiss Chalet Visit Traces of Poverty and Pride
A visiting American woman recalls a Swiss mountaineer home with a sloping roof and shaded balcony. In the kitchen, shelves hold pink and blue family tableware and daguerreotype portraits. A nineteen year old daughter died years ago, while a spinning-wheel farmer and the widow describe grief, toil, and memory as they honor a lost child with wreaths and verses. The scene ends with the widow reflecting on her missing husband as they descend the mountain with somber reflections.
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Miles
America
Gray
Leslie’s Weekly
Wisconsin Postmasters Nominations Confirmed
Washington dispatch reports the president sent to the senate nominations for Wisconsin postmasters, naming John Garth Hedhampwos Peter Danieleon Xed Ford for appointment to key postal posts.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
Wisconsin
John Garth
Sensation in Alleged Oshkosh Bond Theft Case
The edition highlights a sensational report on an alleged $52,000 bond theft from an Oshkosh company. The feature leads with details of the case, potential suspects, and the ongoing investigations, reflecting urgent local crime coverage. The rest of the issue includes pages on commerce, society, theater, and regional news.
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General Telegraphic News
Oshkosh Company
Milwaukee Band
Ashiaad
Elus
Oshkosh
Wh Pictures
Telegraphic News
Rome
Pace S— Schwab
Charlot
Thompsons
Nalse Masonic Temple Dome
Funny Men
New York News
Army
Langtey
Portratt
New York
Elka
Oshkenah
Rooke
Haxartnes
Michael Norbert
Portrntt
Pate
Oshkosh Fire
Fond du Lac
Status of coal men and labor tensions in anthracite region
Roosevelt asks Attorney General Knox for opinion on whether the anthracite coal output trusts violates the Sherman act. The inquiry follows reports by Carroll Wright on coal operators and miners, with President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers cited. Also reports dynamite incidents at Lahigh Valley Duryea and labor actions including car cleaners strike near Chicago and street car wage talks in Chicago, plus linemen quitting in Des Moines in sympathy with central girls strike.
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New York
Roomtvel
Knox
Says
Washington Dispatch
United States Supreme Court
Carroll D. Wright
Rothers
Mitchell
United Mine Workers Association
Chicago
Pull Man Company
1 1G
Mid
Des Moines
Town
Hnemen
Donnell Arraigned On Bonds Theft Charge In Boston
Frederick S. Donnell, president of Winnebago Traction of Oshkosh, was arraigned in Boston on a larceny charge involving bonds worth 520,000. He was held on 510,000 bail to July 18 after requests for delay to summon witnesses from the west. Friends offered 520,000 to 5100,000 bail, but a bail commissioner required 520,000, leaving him in the Tombs overnight amid local outrage. A business associate defended him, saying the charge is an outrage and that all bonds were in his care and handwriting.
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Boston
Mass
Frederick’ S. Donnell
Winnebago Traction Company
Oshkosh
Wis
Parmenter
Donnell
Osh
Kosh
Change in Beef Company Sold to St Louis Syndicate
St Louis Dressed Beef and Provision Company was purchased by a syndicate of St Louisans led by Thomas W. Crouch, vice president of the Colonial Trust. Purchase price listed at 2 million dollars. Crouch will be president and manager and says claims of a beef trust purchase are false. Options on control remain with Crouch. money to be paid for stock Monday.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Beef Trust
Threatening Tonight Weather Notice From Wisconsin
A damaged OCR fragment indicates a weather bulletin with threats of gusts and winds for Wisconsin tonight. It mentions time, temperature and remarks but characters are garbled. The readable parts point to a forecast style similar to a clock or radio weather summary with a probable advisory.
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Ameo
Wilkesbarre
Wisdun
Lahigh Valley Coal Company
Duryea
Coal and Iron
South Side Street Car Men's Union
McCulloch
Chicago City Railway Company
Winnesbeso Peaction Company
Osh+kosh
St. Louis Syndicate
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