New Jersey Republicans Open Convention Deliberations
In Trenton on May 5 the Republican State convention began choosing delegates for the national convention. Leading candidates include Fort Murphy Griggs Kean Briggs and Baird who withdrew but supports Taft. Delegates may be instructed or left undirected as the party debates strategy.
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Associated “Press
Trenton
Heriteo
Fort
Franklin Murphy
John Griggs
United States
Kean and Briggs
David ‘Baird
Camden
Baird
Taft
Delepares
Ieeaae
Atte “Taft
Johnny Dryden
Dryden
Guilty Plea in Embezzlement Case Linked to National Bank
Associated Press reports from Pittsburgh May 3 that paying teller Fleury Reiter and John Young, among others at FarmersDeposit National, were indicted in a restitution scheme involving a $1,000 embezzlement. The indictment cites their alleged roles in the sale of misappropriated funds and the case's national scope.
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Associated Press
Pitsburg
Fleury~ Reiter
John.Young
Deposit’ National Who Sre
United States
St Paul mayoral race narrows to Lawler vs McKibbin
In St Paul Minnesota the municipal election proceeds with a day of voting. The mayoralty contest centers on Daniel Lawler the Democratic nominee and Joseph McKibbin the Republican. Campaigns ended with a large mass meeting as both sides express confidence.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Wage scale talks open at Youngstown convention
Associated Press dispatch from Youngstown Ohio May 5 reports the thirty third annual convention of the Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers opening. The group aims to fix wage scales for six in iron workers for the year beginning July 1. Delegates likely adopt last year’s contract with minor changes and a provision for local agreements.
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iBy Associated. Press
Youngstown
Not Ready to Leave City Says Gould and de Sagan
Associated Press reports Mme Anna Gould and Prince Helle de Sagan have not departed the city yet. Last night they signaled plans to leave and conducted farewell preliminaries, misled the public. The pair remained at the city, with rumors about their next move continuing to circulate.
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Associated Press
Tinme
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Helle de Sagan
Gachive
Feudist Edward Callanan reported dead after stabbing
A Jackson telegram reports Edward Callanan former sheriff and feud tester stabbed by his brother in law John Spicer near Crocketsville ten miles from Jackson. Callanan's son Willan shot Spicer after the stabbing. Later messages say Callanan not dead but near death and unable to recover. the son is expected to surrender to authorities in Jackson.
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Associated ‘Press
Wexingion
Jackson
Edward Callanan
Feud Testler
John Spicer
Callahan
Willan
Spicer
Crocketsville
Jerome Under Fire Over Court Minutes
The hearing before Commissioner Hand revealed Jerome's claim that Judge Rosalsky tried to seal the grand jury records tied to the Metropolitan Street Railway inquiry. Jerome said the judge ordered minutes copied and filed with the court clerk to evade public disclosure amid allegations the district attorney failed in duties.
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Rogusky
Rosalsky
Jerome
Fires Tear Through City Kitchen and Bus Depot
A chaotic incident on Geary and Kearney streets began in a restaurant kitchen at Mentone Pestana. Flames spread to Grant Avenue and a nearby bus depot, causing widespread smoke and partial evacuations amid limited safety details.
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Associated Press
Geary Sind
Kearney
Grant
Tobacco beds blow up across river in Kentucky
A grave development in the Burley tobacco district prompts a warning from Adjutant General Critelfeld about a jarigus outbreak in southern Ohio. Growers in Kentucky plan a mass meeting in Augusta on Wednesday to oppose crop raises this year.
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Lexington
Joseph
Columbus
Burley
Ohio
Critelfeld
Kentucky
Augusta
New Corporations Form To Handle Western Rail Lines
Associated Press reports Continental Express company files articles of incorporation with capital of 160,050 and Continental Telegraph company with 300. Both may increase stock as needed. Each will operate over Chicago Milwaukee St Paul railway lines in Montana and Kansas and the St Paul system once coastward completion. Companies were recently incorporated in Wisconsin.
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Associated -Press
Uite, Moin
Continental “Express- Company
Continenital ‘Telegraph “Company
Chicago, Milwaukee& St. Paul
Montana
Kota
St Paul
Wiscon
Mistake of a Reporter in Merger Case Plea
James Beck, counsel for H. B. Rogers and James Stilman, said the Salt Lake dispatch misread the union Pacific merger suit filing. He insisted no damages were claimed and suggested a reporter confused dismissal costs with damages.
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Associated Press
New York
James Beck
H. B. Rogers
James Stilman
Indian Goes to Chain Gang
Joe Crest es, a Flathead Indian and former chief of the Indian police on the Flathead Reservation in Montana, was sentenced to ten days in the chain gang. He was charged with disorderly conduct. Belonging to a wealthy northern tribe, he forfeited land rights of eighty acres allotted to his reservation. He left the reservation about a year ago and has not claimed his rights.
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Associatedl Press
Seattle
Wash
Joe 3Restes
Flathead Indian Reservation
Montana
Flathead Reservation
Oklahoma Democrat Committeeman Falls From Moving Car
W T Brady, Democratic national committeeman from Oklahoma, fell from a swiftly moving car in Tulsa last night and sustained serious, though not fatal, injuries.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Cris
W. T. Brady
Oklahoma
Engagement of Miss Jean Reid to Dr Ward Reported in London
A London society buzz surrounds the engagement of Miss Jean Reid daughter of a noted actor to Professor Ward. The match has been widely welcomed by Americans and British circles alike with plans for a July wedding. The announcement came amid cordial interest in Anglo American social ties.
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London
Jean. Reid
Gunness House Bodies Revealed in Yard Discoveries
Serial killer Mrs Gunness linked to multiple deaths as police uncover mutilated remains buried in Gunness yard. Victims include Andrew Heldgren and possibly teen Jennie Olsen Gunness. Suspect Lamphere connected. Heldgren dismembered, gear identified on skeleton. probe notes loans and plans to Norway.
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Indi
Gunness
Andrew Heilgren
John, Hellgren
Jennie Olsen
Solrairl
Angeles
Cal
Atten
Andrew
Heldy
Heldgrén
Beldgren
Aberdeen
John Heldgren
Heldgren
Sue Sierit- Sminster
Smith
Ray
Bmrs
Lamphere
Death of Frank Groth in Oshkosh Wisconsin
Frank Groth, son of Mrs Mary Groth, died about six this morning after a year and seven months of illness linked to appendicitis and subsequent internal complications. Born June 5, 188, in Platteville, he was nearly nineteen. Survived by mother five sisters and one brother. Funeral Wednesday at four, Rev.
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Frank Groth
Mary] Groth
St Mary's Hospital
Bine
Deneased
Platteville
Wis
John Groth
Oshkosh
FL A. Pummers Company
Mary Groth
Ternent
Appleton
Marion BE. Groth
Rosale Groth
Fred Groth
Fragmentary Line on Te Cordire Poem Fragment
A fragmentary line mentions torment in thy father and a person named She remaining, with unclear full context or surrounding event. The readable text hints at a poetic or dramatic line but lacks concrete details like date, place, or participants.
Beautify Grounds Meeting Outlines Club Plans
Commodore C Everhart presided as directors discussed beautifying the grounds with trees funded by members and designated planting spots. Reports noted summer finances and upcoming materials. communications from Congressman Ayers and others were reviewed.
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Commodore C
George
Everhart
C. R
Rman
George Orkwell
Landscaps
Elgbti
Stonnis
Sherif
Inda
Ayidsen
Commodore Everhart
Gruat Fred
Abram's Sons and Charles Gate Three Weeks at Mrs
Obituary item noting the death of a Mrs Myre Abrams aged eighty seven with burial at the Lutheran Cemetery. Survived by husband, three children Edwin Charles and Em Ja ne, grandchild Edmund Abrams. funeral to be from 441 26th street to Lutheran church with burial in the cemetery. A son Herman Abrams mourns his wife, following his mother's death.
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Charles
Mre
Abrams
Nathina
Dale
Vaos
Hortonville
Medina
London
Oshkosh
Edwin
Belfpanz Funetr
Belfanz Wi
Dreger
Nith Sery
MrecAhi
Herman Abrams
Myre Henrlet
St Louis-San Francisco Railway Shop Workers Here Laid Off
Springfield May 6 two thousand employees of the St Louis San Francisco railway shops in this city were told today they were laid off for an indefinite period due to financial difficulty. The company cited broader financial strain as the reason for the shutdown.
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Associated Press
Springfield
St. Louis & San Francisco Railway
Reas
Paine reports campaign expenses in sworn Wisconsin filing
Col George M Paine of Crhitagh state defeated as a Taft delegate filed a sworn statement with the Wisconsin secretary of state detailing campaign costs totaling 1143.69 dollars, noting a personal expenditure of 1415.69 in a May 1, Madison dispatch.
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Northwestern
Madison, Wis
George ‘M. Paine
Crhitagh
Taft
Secretary of State
Tragedies Mark Life of Denver Fireman and Family
Fragments from a May report describe Denver fireman Shay bag tin and others in tragedies. A father ends his life after killing his daughter and wife, then another case in Philadelphia sees Mrs McPhilomy cut her throat amid insanity. In Denver, Burton Koch kills his wife and wounds his mother in law before shooting himself in a spate of quarrels and separations.
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Denver
Shay Bag
Tin
Philadelphia
Wayne
WiFre
Denyer
Burton Koch
Louisa
Matilda Motley
Motley
Green Bay Officials Inspect Oshkosh Pavements Tour
A group of eleven Green Bay city officials visited Oshkosh to inspect public improvements focusing on macadam streets. They toured tar and macadam options, met with Mayor John Panderolo and City Engineer G H Randall, and viewed streets with help from Rasmussen of Rasmussen Sons. The party included Mayor Winford Abrams and several aldermen and officials.
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Green Bay
Oshkosh
Elte
John Pbanderolo
G. H. Randall
Board of
Noble Works
Oscar Rasmussen
Frasmussen F Sons Company
Winford Abrams
W. W. Reed
T. P. Silverwood
F. F. Martin
Theodore Leicht
F. W. Taylor
Farrell
John Shaughnessey
John G. Gross
Charles Hartung
Edward Thomas
Paderewski Sails for Home From New York
Ignace Jan Paderewski the pianist sails for Europe on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. Mme Paderewski and Andres Dippel of the Metropolitan Opera company also embarked. Mme Marcella Sembric was a passenger on the same ship.
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Associated Presa
New York
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Mme. Paderewski
Andres Dippel
Metropolitan Opera Company
Europe
Kaiser Wilheim der Grosse
Mme
Marcella Sem
Death of Andrew Halter Jr in Red Ding Cal Pneumonia
Announcement from this city reports the death of Andrew Halter Jr aged nearly fifteen at Red Ding California due to pneumonia. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Halter formerly of this city. Mrs Halter is Mrs Andrew Rabner of this city.
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Andrew Halter Jr
Redding
Cal
Andrew Halter
Halter
Andrew Raben
City
Accidental Shot Wounds Oshkosh Boy at Home
A six year old boy was wounded by a buckshot shotgun discharged accidentally at his father Joseph Lord’s Oshkosh home. The child, in serious condition, was taken to St Mary’s Hospital. the father, serving nine months in county jail, was nearby in the woods when the gun went off.
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John Hoy
Dendore
St. Mary's
Joseph Lord
OshKosh
Rannier
Hiaunn
Burton
Clark
St. Atdty's Hospital
Teddy
Wile Miam Lendorf
Moniay
Authority to Build at First Congregational Church
The Ecclesiastic Society of the First Congregational Church held its annual meeting to approve a building program and appoint a building committee. The fund totals about 850,000 are in the building fund with repairs and renovations already funded. Trustees elected include Guther Davies for three years. John West as treasurer. H. M. Bacon as clerk. The pastor’s salary for the coming year is set at 1200 with parsonage use. A neighborhood pledge of around 60,000 supports the building of a new edifice, and canvassing to raise funds continues.
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Ecclesiastic Society of
Wirxt
Leander Choate
Board of Trustees
Job West
Gore
Building Fund
Walanes
Renerval
Goelery
Ais
Guther Davies
John West
Himfeld
H. M. Bacon
Addion
E. M. Smith
G. MM. Paine
J. Earl Morgan
A. IL Goss
J. G. Churk
G. BM. Paine
B.C. Stewart
Buel T. Davie
E. A. Smith
B.C. Brown
IL Ll. Bacon
Rain Delays Oshkosh St Paul Gophers Baseball Game
Rain and cold halt today’s scheduled clash between the Ta diang and St. Paul Gophers. Tomorrow’s Indians appearance on the home diamond is teased as a big send off before May 26, with Oshkosh opening the season at Madison Thursday and a two o’clock start slated for tomorrow.
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Tadiang
St. Paul Gophers
Rein. Com
Indians
Tomporrow
Madison
Oshkosh
Auty
Storm Destroys Train Crew Drowned in Edgemont Floods
A brutal storm devastates regions around Edgemont and Arkansas. Train crew members, including Engineer Carl Ward and Fireman Chaam, perish when their engine is swept into Schoenlanb Creek. Widespread floods hit Belleville and surrounding towns, wrecking homes and damaging utilities.
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Ratis
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Associated Press
Astoria
Ure
May
Washington
Tneas
Belleville
Carl Ward
Ryansvik
Ind
Howell
Edgémont
Paine
St. Louis
Arkansas
Little Rock
Ark
Omeagre
Marche
Hammond Tucas
Deavore
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Conway
Ned
Watson
Desha County
Louisiana
Newport
Gre
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Aberdeen
San Francisco
Baltimore ‘and
Ohio
Sparkesville
Benes Humphrey
Harvey Paul
Madeon
Missy
Lilliputians to Marry in New York City
The smallest couple to obtain a marriage license in New York, John Brundisa aged 39 and four feet tall, and Lida Kimball aged 35 and three feet nine inches tall, plan to wed within two days. They are connected with a Coney Island show and were escorted to the license office by a show manager, a tall broad-shouldered man.
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Associated Press
New York
John Brundisa
Lida Kimball
Coney Island
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