Minsters Refused to Leave Pekin in Cable News
Washington reports from Associated Press a string of dispatches dated June 2 to 30 detailing the Pekin crisis. Ministers refused to quit Pekin after being given 24 hours, naval and army actions, and casualty tallies across British American French German Italian and Russian forces with ongoing fighting and relief efforts near Tien Tsin and Lang Yang.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Ragsdale
Tien Tsim
Tien Tsin
Pekin
Dale
Brheused
Washington
D. C
Navy Department
Rempff
Chef
Secretary of Navy
Calla
McCalla
Taussig
Wise
Tong Ku
Kempff
Ambassador Choate
State Department
Choate
Lonel Lon
Jrondon
China
Shanghai
Russia
Furst Bismarck
Kiel
Far East
Admiral Seymour
London
Seymour
Admiralty
Lang Yang
Infa
Anting
Imperial Armory
Tien ‘Fein
Johnson
Vien Txin
Yang Tsun
Teng Yaone
Dui
Tekin
Oshkosh Dispatcher On The Stand In Wreck Inquiry
Special to The Northwestern Green Bay Wis June 44 The remains of six men killed in a Chicago Northwestern railway wreck at Ne Pere Sunday are under examination in Oshkosh where train dispatcher John P Waldo testified the run was safe and passing points were essential He faulted noncompliance with company rules and noted the freight should have entered the block. division superintendent Lawson supported his statements Dr Senfesty testified on the victims’ deaths and eye witness John McMillan recounted the wreck adjournment set for two o'clock this afternoon.
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John PL Waldo
N. Wy
Green Bay
Wis
Chicago & Northwestern
Ne Pere
John P. Waldo
Oshkosh
Lawson
C. H Sunnis
Little Rapids
Senfesty
John McMmillan
American Athletes at London Meeting Debut
London June 1 The first appearance of American athletes at the London Athletic Club meet at Stamford Bridge today features Princeton only among colleges, with Pennsylvanians and Georgetown spectators. Root passage cited. Perry of Princeton out due to water in the knee. Results show Graham wins hammer with 11 feet 5 inches. Garrett Princeton fourth. capyall won shot put. Robert Robenson rested for disorderly conduct and later released in municipal court before Judge Gox.
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London
Stamford Bridge
Princeton
Teruis
T Graham
Allette
Garrett
Minneton Wen
Capyall
Oregon Aground on Rocks Near Chinese Coast
The Oregon lies aground fifty miles from Taku after a cable report from Captain Wide at Chefoo. Iris and another relief ship head to assist, with the vessel located about Atty miles west-northwest of Chefoo in the Gulf of Pe Chi Li.
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Associated Prese
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Wide
Oregon
Chefoo
Taku
Iris
Pinnacle Rock
Gulf of Pe Chi-Li
Yellow Sea
Sulzer Promotes Free Silver Stand Amid Kansas City Visit
Congressman Sulzer departs Kansas City with a push for a specific free silver policy. He argues hedging on the issue would betray the Democratic platform and insists free silver is not dead, urging a clear declaration to the national committee. The remarks frame Sulzer as a leading voice for Linn County and the New York delegation.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Sulzer
Kansas City
Democratic National Committee
Irust
New York
Linncalr
Chicago
Wall Street
Bryan
J. Hanniton Lewis
Lewis
Richard Croker
Oregon Grounding Dispatches and Rock Navigation Warning
Navy Department received groundings reports on the Oregon detailing fog, near Pinnacle Rock south of Hawke Light, with water in forward compartments and hopes for assistance from Chefoo. Reports describe rock danger, tides, currents, and a possible barque move to salvage. The Chefoo messages recount the Oregon’s peril and naval plans.
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Washington,d. C
Navy Department
Oregon
Chefoo
Navy
Hawke Light
Gulf of Pe
Chefao
Washington
Iris
Raymond Rogers
Nashville
Hong Kong
How Ku Island
Siao Lu Shan
Hydrographic Bureau
Naval Hydrographer's Office
War Admiral Phillips Dead Reported In Navy Yard Death
Rear Admiral Tel W. Philips, commandant of Brooke lyn navy yard, died at 2 14 from heart disease. The day’s news notes a crowded Main Street and a busy merchants’ excursion from the east shore aboard the Thistle. A divorce decree was granted in the Smith vs Smith case on grounds of desertion.
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Dani
Brooklys
Navy Yard
Associated Press
New York
Tel W. Philps
Brookelyn Navy Yard
At Smith
Alice Smith
Delegates Favor Theodore Kersten In Wisconsin Convention
A messy report from Winnetego County about a Democratic convention at the Coore House, with delegates naming Theodore Kersten as preferred congress candidate. Officials were chosen, committees formed, and adjournment occurred after a heated session as supporters pushed for Kersten to be the nominee.
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Winnetego County
Coore House
Ladly
Gruenewali
Winnebago County
Neengty
Cone House
Ociovie
Charanin
Eben Niteen Mairites
Wivian Grusnesyald
John Harrington
Jerry O'Rourke
Gruenewald
Martes
Mare Delowites
Culgourn
Ptometmoan Imm Diatels
Amazon
Tryst
Secon
Vaamcss
Asaomy
Walliam
Four-Oared Race at Poughkeepsie Delayed by Squally Winds
Evening races under the intercollegiate shell events moved by weather. Four-oared shells without coxswains were set for two miles with Pennsylvan ia, Columbia and Cornell entered. Freshman eight and varsity eight races followed with entries from Columbia, Cornell, Wisconsin and Georgetown. Officials and conditions noted, winds at 57 miles per hour and plans to row at six if possible.
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University
Davidson Kennedy
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia
Cornell
Pennsylvania
Dizance
Francis G. Bangs
Columbia University
Cornett
Wisconsin
de. Lews L. Seaman
Cornetl Universality
Georgetown
Richard Armstrong
Yale
BE. J. Wendell
Harvard
Welton L. Oakley
Frank G. Seefeld
W. K. Johnson
William H. Patterson
Frederick Brown
Hiram Thomas
Charles S Francis Gearertown
Claude R. Zappone
Charles
Potts
Poughkeepsie
Ami
Warnell
Pennesylvanie
Sahm
Wiscunelt
Death sentence for Nordlund in seven murder case
The Stockholm court sentenced the son of Philip Nordlund to death after he killed seven men and wounded four women and a boy near Quicksund on May 27. He escaped to Hoping, was captured near Eskilstuna, and confessed planning the crimes and stealing from the ship’s captain. He expressed regret but said the killings were to avenge mankind.
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Hy Associated Press
Stockholm
Philp Nordlund
Pring Carl
Quicksund
Eskilstun
Lothiv
Wink
Nordland
Atedmer
Ivery Ore
Women to Contest in Cole Tournament at Algoma Country Club
The Algoma Country club plans a salt tournament for women next Saturday afternoon starting about four o clock. Prizes will be awarded proportionally to the number of ties and highest scores win. Officials William Waller and others oversee entries with hopes for a large turnout.
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Igenma
Algoma Country Club
Wall
Witte
Goth
William Waller
London Cable Letter on Sandy Broad's European Tour
London paper notes Jenssen closing letter on Sandy Broad's European tour with illustration. Also features officers of Winnemagoo Pioneer Association and life incidents of ex Senator Philetus Sawyer by Judea Gury with photo. Includes Oshkosh school items, Havana mayor, Michigan governor candidate, and miscellaneous city news.
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London
Jenssen
Sandy Broad
Europe
Winnemagq Pioneer Association
Phriletus Sawyer
Judea Gury
Oshrush Public
NEW Ag Oshkosh
Manitowoc
Wand School
Hudson
General City News
Body of Bert Fredericks Found After Steamer Drowning
The ten year old Bert Fredericks vanished when the Eva Iy excursion steamer returned on Lake Winnebago. His body was recovered about three miles from Fond du Lac harbor shortly before six this morning by Commodore Dittmar and crew. An inquest is set for Monday at two, with the Evalyn crew expected to testify.
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Bert Fredericks
Fond du Lag
Eva Iy
Commodore Dittmar
Fond du Lac
Dittmar
Lake Winnebago
Fredericks
Outing of American Literature Class Picnic at Riverside Park
Wednesday about twenty ladies of the American Literature class held their annual picnic at Riverside Park, Neenah, traveling by interurban. They enjoyed a morning program and returned in the evening, noting the park's trees and river view. After vacation the class will resume studies, with Lowell as the focus. Attendees included Mesdemes farkhart, Fura, Foote, Dehde, Wallach, Ballin, Rely Triesber, Jones, Ream, Thomson, Blyman, Roberts, Redlont, Church, Galion Ons, Waldo, and Manger.
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Roverside Park
Neenah
Elisa
Ise Wroltsday
Seyi
Tamber
Lowell
Lowing
Mesdemes Farkhart
Fura
Foote
Dehde
Wallach
Ballin
Rely Triesber
Jones
Ream
Thomson
Blyman
Roberts
Redlont
Church
Galion Ons
Waldo Anil Manger
Central Will Also Run Excursion to Oshkosh Delights
Oshkosh area gains a weekend excursion from Milwaukee each Sunday in July and August. Central Wisconsin trains depart Milwaukee at 9 am and reach Oshkosh by 10:30 am, with return from Oshkosh at 6:30 pm. The program offers visitors a chance to enjoy Lake Winnebago and the countryside, with stops to board and alight at intermediate points.
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Oshkemh
Wisconsin Central
Oshkosh
Lake Winnebago
Central WI
AM Wannee
Milwaikes
Sa. m
Oahkosh
Winnebago County Bar Meets at City Hall in Winnebago
A Winnebago County association meeting at the city hall was led by Judge C.D. Cleveland. A volunteer committee including A. Lt. Weed Herbert Sweet and George Williams was named to work with committees and accompany remains from Chicago. Charis Barber Col. Gabe Bouck and AHL Gass formed a resolutions committee. The group planned a session at city hall tomorrow afternoon and to attend the funeral. Ben Hooper and C.D. Cleveland were tasked with arranging offerings.
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Winnebago County
City Hall
C.D. Cleveland
Charis Barber
Gabe Bouck
Ahl Gass
Sesomarion
Tom Terrnw
A. Benly
Ben Hooper
Mola Anpuinledoe
Pro Care
Ford
Gehrke and Kein Wed in First Congregational Parsonage
Jany Gehrke and Anns Kein married Thursday evening in the parlor of the First Congregational parsonage. Rev Weinard H. Smith performed the ceremony with Frances Grosskrenz and Albert Bela as witnesses. About twenty friends attended and the Gehrkes will start housekeeping at once on the northwest site.
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Jany Gehrke
Anns Kein
Frank Gehrke
Annie Rein
First Congregational
Weinard H. Smith
Frances Grosskrenz
Abert Bela
Ami
Gehrke
Convention crowds arrive as vice presidential race begins
Kansas City dispatch reports conventions readiness with prominent figures from Tennessee New York Michigan Missouri and Washington DC arriving. Sub committee of the national committee meets to finalize arrangements while interest centers on the vice presidential nomination with Benjamin J D Shively of Indiana garnering talk and support among attendees.
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Associated Prose
Kansas City
Bark Trate
James D. Richardson
Tennessee
Augustus van Wye
New York
Campau
Michigan
W. J. Stone
Missouri
Amos Cummings
J. N. Norriy
Washington, D. C
National Committee
Benjamin JD. Shively
Indiana
Roosevelt
Shively
First Prize Awarded to Miss Rosenkranz in Conservatory Contest
Seventeen year old Miss Rosenkranz, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Rosenkranz, received the first prize at the Conservatory of Music Milwaukee contest. The award is a handsome dented medal shaped like a Maltese cross with enamel letters and a golden harp motif. Miss Rosenkranz, a talented pianist and singer, has performed widely and has several appearances scheduled, though details remain unclear due to garbled text.
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Conkirestory of
Manic
Ming Meuth Hosen
Hertig Rosenkranz
John Rosenkrang
Conservatory of Music
Milwwakerman & Prise
3Sisconein Copseresatory
Mas Rosenkranz
Beethoven
Ervatars
Merl
Yliyer
Acting Mayor Molva Announces Special Court Funeral Plans
The Worthwestern reports Acting Mayor Molva calls for a special court and city officials to honor the city’s late mayor Merrill. A request is also made for the Bar association to attend and for the general to pay respects to the former chief executive.
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Molva
Mula
Worthwestern
Bar Association
Merrill
Floral Offelings From City Officials Honor Mayor
Members of the common council and Winnebago County Bar Association prepare floral tributes for Mayor Merrill Ib at his office. A large wreath will bear the inscription Our Mayor with other offerings expected from various sources.
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Common Council
Pac
Merrill Ib
Winnebago County
Stone Reach Residents Elect Officers At Annual Meeting
At the Stony Boh residents annual meeting held Friday evening in the pavilion, M. Phillips was elected Mavor United States District Attorney. Harry Caswill became Secretary-Treasurer and Schrider was named Chiplwins Chartes. Lindsay was announced as chaplain selection amid rumors, with committee appointments to be made by Mayor Phillips. Weather notes mention westerly winds and mild expectations for Sunday.
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Phillips
Maror
Stony Boh
Mavor
M. Phillips
Secetary
Harey Caswill
Charles Schriber
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