Appropriation Bills Face Veto Threat in Wisconsin Legislature
In Madison Wisconsin the governor protests numerous appropriations and salary hikes, signaling possible vetoes as the legislature advances bills that could push total new spending toward a half million dollars. Contested measures include insurance and medical exam bills and a cap on capi tol funding as work continues with calls for sixty votes to pass.
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Devils Lake Park
Record Ride Shatters Distance Speed Records
Enon June 28 Associated Press reports an archer rider achieved remarkable speed and distance, clocking 2000 miles in 14 hours - hy minutes and 13 seconds, reaching 39th hour with 117 miles to break the record. The ride ends at 6 o'clock this evening.
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Arrowmeyest
Mariel Yeeterdas
Broskland
Drowned man recovered after boating accident near Janesville
A man from Janewville identified as Charles Fees, twenty three, perished in a river incident this morning. Rescue crews recovered the body from the One Reck river while searching near the On!wu. The death is being treated as a drowning as authorities investigate the scene.
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Brother’s prank ends in sister’s tragic shooting
Milwaukee June 39 A Wisconsin special from Waukesha reports Marlon Thiel seventeen was accidentally shot and killed by her fourteen year old brother at their Brookfield home. The pair had been shooting at 9 mark with a .22 rifle when the boy dared her to spit in the air. She complied and was shot through the heart.
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Waukesha Asys
Marlon Thiel
Brookfield
COREAN PROTESTS AT HAGUE PEACE CONFERENCE INVITE
A Corean deputation arrived at The Hague to protest Corea’s exclusion from delegates at the peace conference and claim sovereignty violations by Japan. A subcommittee on neutral powers discussed duties of neutrals and opening hostilities in six questions while Argentina proposed conditions for arbitration among signatories.
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Directors resign from New Haven board amid anti merger law
New Haven Conn June 29 Associated Press Charles M Pratt of Brooklyn Lewis C Ledyard of New York and Richard Olney of Boston resign from the New York New Haven Hartford Railway directors amid Massachusetts anti merger law. Olney declined to serve. New Haven may keep control of Boston & Maine stock as lawmakers prepare antimerger policy.
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Charles M. Pratt
Brooklyn
Lewia C. Ledyard
New York City
Richard Olney
Boston
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Boston & Maine
Massachusetts
Boston & Maine Capital
Boston & Maine Company
Through Africa in Auto
Lieutenant Graetz of the Russian army plans an east coast start at Dar Es Salaam on August 14 to cross Africa by automobile. He aims to cover German East Africa British Central Africa Rhodesia and Southwest Africa to Swakopmund in at least six weeks. A 45 horsepower car with heavy wheels carries gasoline for 1900 kilometers plus a big larder. A machinist cook and a Negro servant accompany him. An elaborate photographic outfit will be used. The Kaiser is interested and has ordered a report of the trip.
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Jug Factory Closes Amid Prohibition Threats
The Augusta report notes two large potteries and several woodworking shops shutting down as the legislature moves toward a Prohibition measure. Factories and jobs vanish, with fixtures and orders left in limbo as workers await direction.
Saturns Rings Observation Ends With Missing Scientist
A Lowell Bicronomical expedition member, Prof Baril DP Todd of Amherst College, achieved a breakthrough at raybreak near Tiquique by observing Saturn's ring aberration before disappearing. The Laws expedition reached South America on May 20 en route to the Andes to study Mars and other planets.
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Lima
Hoke Smith Named Georgia Governor Amid Sworn-In Swirl
Fragmentary report notes Hoke Smith becomes Georgia governor in a murky ceremony. Sparse text mentions Albany and Georgia politics with unclear details about dates or accompaniments.
Tammany Revolt is Play Beside its Bitter Wars of Long Ago
A retrospective on Tammany Hall traces its long history of brutal internal battles and external threats. It recalls founders like Mooney and Burr, early control from 1787, and the party’s lasting grip on New York politics, including Jefferson’s presidency attribution.
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Croker
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New York State
Pleading for Loving at Houston court in murder case
At the opening of court in Houston Virginia the trial of former Judge Loving for the murder of Theodore Estes continued with defense voice W P Barksdale arguing insanity and home sanctity while prosecution urged deliberation premeditation and first degree murder. Other witnesses described conditions in the Idaho bull pen and Orchard's Alaska visit among scattered testimony.
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Pat McHale
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Orchard
Frank Hough
Idaho
Bull Pen
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Wallace
Alaska
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Pinkerton
Wisconsin Grain Firm Officers Surrender on Mail Fraud Charges
Clinton D. Phelps president of the Wisconsin Grain and Bigak Company and Charles L. Kelly stock buyer with Herbert P. Ernst pereer operios Wis secretary and manager of the Superior board of trade surrendered to US officials after warrants were issued for fraud by the mails. They pleaded not guilty and were released on $2,000 bonds to appear July 5. The case centers on alleged irregular grain operations of the Wisconsin Gratz and Store company.
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Ten Ages Razed by Fire in Biwbee Arizona
A June 23 fire in Biwbee Arizona swept ten acres, destroying over 200 homes in the Chihuahue hills area and parts of the business district. High winds and limited water hampered efforts until authorities blew up buildings with dynamite to halt spread. The blaze started from a gasoline explosion at the Colorado hotel in Biwbee, home to about 20,000 residents and a hub for Phelps Dodge and other mining firms.
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Colorado
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Harvard Yale baseball title duel at polo grounds
The Harvard Yale championship game scheduled for the polo grounds in New York faces possible rain delays. Each school has one victory, with Harvard winning the first game and Yale taking the second. Weather early in the day was unsettled, with showers continuing.
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Orchard's Tales Attacked in Breuneroere Murder Trial
June 28 report from Thato states defenses in the Breuneroere murder trial challenge the testimony of Harry Orchard and the presented evidence to claim Jack Mpkox was seen in the Jen ne wall pen and that union mie were shipped driven from Cripple Cree. Dominick Fionn conducted a. Orchard was party poe Ta way taet the 2 panne.
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Boy swept from pool by 100000 gallon flood into Des Plaines
A boy named Jon Dewitt was swept from a swimming pool at Greenfield yesterday as a surge of 100000 gallons of water carried him into the Des Plaines River. He clung to the bank and was rescued, though exhausted, after the perilous encounter.
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Nevel
Frank Schultz Fined in Milwaukee Case on Crime Charge
Frank C. Schulle was fined and costs by Judge Braxee for threatening to accuse Edward F. Strauss of crime and injure him. The 1904 incident led to a jury verdict a year ago, with a stay of execution granted to September 2 to allow filing of a writ of error to the supreme court. The move, by stipulation, aims to clear the record and proceed to the high court.
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Mark Twain Lionized in Washington Headlines
Associated Press reports Mark Twain Sam Clemens remains the era's foremost figure in Finsland. He greeted Marie Ceceli at Stratford and Avenue, drew cheers at the railroad station, and admirers crowded him for autographs as writers record his every movement and utterance.
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Mark Twain
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Thaw's Counsel Moves in Early Trial Day
New York June 2. Attorney for Harry K. Thaw asks for delay as jury selection begins in the case. The defense requests an adjournment until the October term while the Thaw murder trial progresses.
Manitowoc selects site for new post office
Milwaukee dispatch reports Manitowoc has chosen the site for its new 875000 post office. The decision ends a long bitter north versus south side dispute, with the south side gaining the building now on the north side. The location is on Franklin street one block from Eighth Street, the city’s main business thoroughfare.
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New Yorks Plight Strikers Attack Garbage Drivers
Under police guard the city begins cleaning after a strike among street cleaning workers. The health department struggles to hire replacements while crowds of strikers attack drivers, with partners pulled from wagons. Refuse piles grow in upper east side streets, prompting bonfires to reduce filth.
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Rockefeller Absent. No Info On Course Toward Subpoena
At Standard Oil offices no information available on Rockefeller’s likely response to the subpoena ordering his appearance before the U S circuit court in Chicago. Lawyers said they do not represent him, but would accept service for other officers including John D Archbold and H H Rogers. Rockefeller's adviser is believed to be his son in law E B Parmalee Prentice. Prentice is at Pittsfield Massachusetts for the weekend as Rockefeller stays nearby.
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Launch Capsize Near Milwaukee Harbor Tragedy Averted
The gasoline launch Jreal owned by Howard Williams capsized in Milwaukee harbor as the side wheel steamer Chicago churned a wake. Ten aboard were rescued by the life saving crew after two children briefly sank twice. Williams, his family, and guests were on a trial trip when the vessel toppled into the lake.
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Jreal
Howard Williams
Chicago
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Sons of Norway Grand Lodge Votes to Affiliate
Special from Chippewa Falls reports the Sons of Norway grand lodge unanimously adopting affiliation with the Norwegian Brotherhood of Christiania. The headquarters are moved to America with a new office at Abractan. Planned pamphlets will promote Norwegian pioneers in the country. Next meeting aims at St Paul, La Crosse, Superior, Albert Lea.
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Peasants Burn Estates in Turbulent Night
A violent mob attacked noble estates citing political revenge as a cause. Fires raged across the countryside, destroying buildings and livestock as authorities worked to quell the unrest amid constitutional and royal tensions.
Strike Ends at Detroit Amid Metal Workers Tense Sit-Down
Detroit strike concludes as metal polishers and brass workers reach an end, details of the event remain unclear. Unreadable report notes age, press, and labor dispute elements despite the temporary halt.
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Protest From Japan Urges U S Action On Racial Attacks
Seven Tokyo chambers of commerce unite to urge American chambers and President Roosevelt to address a wave of anti Japanese incidents in San Francisco. They warn that continued hostility risks harming bilateral trade as Japan seeks American foods and expands its industry markets. The joint address stresses mutual prosperity and calls for swift containment of the discord.
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Death by own action at Marshfield Wisconsin
Special to the Northwestern Marshfield Wisconsin June 23 Hans Ras Mussen aged fifty was found dead at his home last night suspended from the ceiling by a rope a daughter absent for a short time reported the scene Despondency from illness is given as the cause of the act
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Hans Ras Mussen
Government Printing Office workers to receive half holiday on Saturdays
An executive order grants government Printing Office employees a half holiday on Saturdays during July August and September. Other government department employers will also receive the same benefit.
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Duluth Man Ends Life In Home, Forty-Two Years Old
A Duluth man aged forty two, recently arrived in the city for health reasons, died by suicide today at his brother s home. The deceased was described as unmirthful and had come to Duluth seeking relief for his ailments. Local authorities are investigating the circumstances of the death.
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