Roosevelt declares he will not be a candidate again
Omaha reports President Roosevelt emphatically states he will not seek another term. He vows no compromise on railroad legislation, aiming for relief from corporate control and transportation abuses. The Denver speech is cited to show his earnestness and resolve.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
the Bee
The
United States
Denver
Congress
Workers to strike and threaten factory fires in Russia
In European Russia a large meeting of workmen with delegates from St. Petersburg and masked men vowed a three day strike for Labor Day. They threatened to destroy factories by fire within twelve hours if employers did not comply, ending with a chant that claimed strength over the emperor.
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Reval
European
Russia
St. Petersburg
Russian Cruisers Elude Japanese, Reach Vladivostok
Telegraph report from St Petersburg says Russian cruisers Almaz and Jemtchug, part of Voelkersam under Rozhestvensky, reached Vladivostok after eluding Japanese warships. May 10 dispatch notes Jemtchug and Rion arriving at Cape St James, then departing at governor of French Indo China’s request. Kostrome hospital ship to sail May 12.
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Associated Press
London
Exchange Telegraph Company
St. Petersburg
Almaz
Jemtchug
Voelkersams
Rojestvensky
Vladivostock
Thesque Saigon
Cochin
China
Rion
Cape St. James
Indo-China
Nehogatoff
Nehogatof
Cape
Kostrem
RUSSIAN GENERAL EXPECTS JAPANESE OFFENSIVE
Gunshu Pass May 10 A correspondent reports General Kuropatkin will not leave the front and says the Japanese have all units at full strength with reinforcements ready to resume offensive. He asserts Russia must win and cannot accept a shameful peace.
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Associated Press
Bernhard Samuelson Dead
London May 10 Sir Bernhard Samuelson renowned railroad rate expert and former chairman of the Association of British Chambers of Commerce died today. He was born in 1820. Iowa Man Delano T who was prominent in Minnesota years ago is dead here.
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Associated’ Press
London
Bernhard Samuelson
Association of British Chambers of
Cowmerce
Iowa
Delano T
Minnesota
Receivership Stands in Haight & Freese Case
New York May 10 Judge Lacombe refused to vacate the receivership order again. Henry R Robinson was named receiver replacing W D Edmonds who is ill. The action preserves the current oversight of Haight & Freese assets and operations.
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Associated Prec
New York
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Haight & Freese
Henry R. Robinson
W. D.edmonds
Strike at Milwaukee disrupts steel operations in Saalatta
Eighty steam ships or steam men struck in Saalatta to halt work, halting rail and shipping traffic. Workers protest conditions and wage disputes, drawing attention from local businesses and authorities. The event marks rising labor tensions in the region as operators seek to resume production.
Theater Managers Meet in Madison Central Session
The State Association of theater managers and the state association of bill poster ers convene in Madison with leaders from Oshkosh Fond du Lac Appleton Green Bay and other cities in attendance. The county superintendent group also meets with George Overton of Oshkosh representing Winnebago County.
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Madison
Mpecial
Wie
State Association of Theater Managers
State Association of
Bill Postery
Sesson
Messrs
Williama
Oshkosh
Haber
Fond
Uncle Ike Held Up Near Home In Marinette
Isaac Stephenson of Marinette former congressman and millionaire was held up by four masked men near his residence in Menominee County May 9. He defended himself with his cane, stunning the assailant, who fled. no arrests reported. Stephenson described the robber as a medium man in a black overcoat.
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Northwestern
Menomines
Mich
Isaac Stephenson
Marinette
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Marinette Ga
Stephenson
Riverside Avenue
Mr. Stephenson
Massacre Reports Reach Zehitomir Amid Uncertain Death Toll
St Petersburg May 14 grave reports claim a large massacre of Jews at Zehitomir with uncertain numbers of dead and wounded. The interior minister orders a detailed report expected tomorrow as dispatches and AP telegrams remain unanswered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Zehitomir
Italy Keeps Tripoli Claim While Citing Mediterranean Balance
Rome May 10 The government denied reports that the sultan granted a 92 year port concession at Tripoli to a French company. Foreign Minister Titton said Italy’s rights in Tripoli are paramount but Italy will not occupy Tripoli unless absolutely necessary to maintain Mediterranean equilibrium. Italy also emphasizes its friendly ties with Turkey and cautions against dismembering the Ottoman empire.
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Associated Press
Rome
Turkey
Tripoli
France
Tunis
Senate
Tiiton
Mediterranean
Italy
Lonstorf Did Not Lose In Bigelow Case
Milwaukee May 10 Special to Northwestern Alderman George Lonstorf Sixteenth ward says neither he nor his mother lost a cent in the Bigelow defalcation. He recounts lending Bigelow 300000 last year, refusing extension, and securing his money before the collapse. Lonstorf notes he had about 550000 at First National before four weeks ago shrinking to 70000. Reports claimed Mrs Lonstorf lent 600000 and her son lost 30000 Christian details reflect bankruptcy turmoil.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Bigelow
George Senator
Bilgelow
Storm at Madison causes roof failure and flood
A fierce storm hit Madison Wisconsin at dawn overflowing the capitol assembly chamber and dripping into the senate. Lake Monona boats were damaged as a steamer sank and a gasoline launch owned by S K Lusk was almost ruined. City damage was limited.
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Madison
Wia
Assembly
Senata
Lake Monona
S. K. Lusk
Schwab sails for home
Associated Press lets Bohwed, Charien M., depart for New York from Liverpool with a brief comment that, aside from other negotiations, he could not see a major shift in the trip’s significance.
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Associated Pres
Tention
Charien MM. Bohwed
New York
Liverpool
Roosevelt's Chicago Visit Met by Police Guards
President Roosevelt arrived by special train at the Northwestern depot in Chicago and moved to the Auditorium Annex amid heavy police, detectives, and secret service presence. A large security cordon protected the route from Kinzie Street to the Hamilton Club lunch, with 450 officers along the drive and additional guards surrounding the depot and hotel.
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Associated Prees
Chicago
Presti Roosevelt
Northwestern Railway
Aepot
Kinzie
Wells Street
Graeme Stewart
Roosevelt
Auditorium
Dence
Dunne
Merchants
Hamilton
Troquois Clubs
O'Neil
Prince Albert Coats
Shippy
Lavine
Hig Party
Fire Miners
Young
PERSO
Northwestern
John A. Gauger
Hamilton Club
Charles H. Wacker
Merchants’ Club
Charles F. Gunther
Iroquois Clib
Lagi
Secret Service
Auditorium Hotel
Merchantes’ Club
Kinzie Street
Polce O'Neil
Kinzle Street
Wella Street
Rush Street
Michigan Avenue
Jackson
Bush Streets
Pridge
Hlaraty
Pres Velt
Serge Briekly
Denéen
Mayor Dunne
HL Wacker
Crowds Cheer as He Enters Grant Park Hotel Elevator
Cheers erupt along the street and in Grant Park as a man hurries into a hotel and boards a waiting elevator. He is whisked to the sixth floor where his compartments are prepared and soon returning to the lobby for luncheon.
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Grant Park
Eighth Annual State Convention of the United Travellers Held in City
The eighth annual state convention of the United Travelers, to be held in the city on Friday and Saturday, June 38, attracts a large turnout. Committees are formed with many members, including executive, arrangements, reception, transportation, finance, decorations, and information, plus a women’s committees. The event promises full accommodations, with visiting delegates and numerous ladies assisting to ensure a successful gathering.
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United Cmmmercial
Tde
Hele
Stock Courier
E_ YY
Aforgan
D. J. Mahoney
A. E. Banderob
B.R. Smith
R.v. iLtt
Henry Awe
William McXaughton
G. Braws
E. J. Meroin
CG. M. White
Fears Puller
A. OW. Schram
Robert Leland
Ramsdell
Oscar Derksen
Fred Re. Kinwin
Culiam Dichmann
W. M. Gill
M. Ht. Brien
Robert G. McLellan
C. D
M. FH. Kitz
Do L. Covey
J. K. Cale
William McNaushton
A. M. Fredrick
A. Greene
Albert, Praeger
Willam James
Johnny Dallaway
H. Z
Zentner Pulliam G
Wool
J. A. Hurden
Heavy Awe
EL Ww. Ihrig
H. F. Wenrich
A. Hewitt
Z. E. Worden
E. J. Morgan
C.F. Nolte
Sehrani
OR. Smin
It. B. Caniva
S. E. Nop
Kircher
H. F. Wothe
E. A. Durier
G. A. Rasamiussen
B. Mette
Foo, Costorf
William Stiilman
Arthur Chapple
E.G. Ward
Bureau of Information
J. Th. Brown
E. G. Ward
J . W. EL. Allen
M. Maynard
A. Ner
Hogas Keel
Nam FL Souler
A.W
Death of Mrs Corcoran After Wedding Tragedy Hails From Cherry Avenue
Mrs Eliza Corcoran died of pleuro pneumonia Tuesday afternoon at 4 10 at her home 184 Cherry Avenue just after the morning wedding of her sister Miss Anna Mahon to P J Somers of Wibblings Minn The ceremony was at St Peter s church She had been staying with her sister Mrs Tutia Finnegan since January The survivors include three brothers Timothy Mahon Iron River Mich Thomas Mahon and John Mahon Duluth and sisters Mrs Tutia Finnegan and Mrs P J Somers Funeral will be held Friday at 9 am at St Peter s church Rev Father Clifford officiating and burial will be in St Mary s cemetery Appleton.
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Eliza _ gran
Cherry Avenue
Miss Atha Mahon
St. Peter's Church
Father Clifford
Julia Finmegan
Duluth
Timothy Mahon
Iron River
Mich
Thomas Mahon
John Mahon
Tutia Finnegan
P. J. Somers
Appleton
St.Mary’s Cemetery
U S Assayer Forecasts $22 Million Gold Output This Year
Associated Press reports Seattle May 10 United States assayer P A Wing says gold production from Alaska and the Northwest will total about 22 million dollars this year. He projects Klondike output alone at 10 to 12 million dollars from American side camps.
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iBy
Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
P. A. Wing
United States
Alaska
Northwest
Klondike
Wing
Policy Stolen From Equitable Vault Sparks Fraud Case
President James W. Alexander of the Equitable Life Assurance Society said no cause for alarm after a policy was stolen by a contracted employee and used to secure a second loan of 66,006. Samuel Loebley was arrested yesterday in connection with the fraud.
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Asociated Press
New York
James W. Alexander
The
Equitable Life An Wurance Society
Carnivagesst
Baustadte
Ramuel Loebley
Carnegie Fund Proposal for College Teachers
A Prows reports on a Carnegie Fund proposal aiming to establish a retirement plan for college teachers with a $10,000,000 grant. The initiative seeks to support higher education by creating a pension framework for faculty.
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Anany
Cemesgis
Exemption veto stands as governor sustained in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Assembly failed to overturn Governor La Follette's veto on wage exemption and related bills. A revival of the telephone bill and elevator tax measures followed, with bitter debate, procedural shifts, and anticipated Senate action.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin Grocers’ Association
Friends of the
la Follette
Assembly
Isconsin Telephone Company
Senate
la Folletta Sags
Executive Chamber
A. Wl
Hig
Anly
Ta Follette
Fenate
Martin
Wonsin
Scofield
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Frear
Hudnall
Railway Commission
Whitehead
Hatten
North
Leenasing
Treasury Clerk Dead in New Mexico Telegram Note
A telegram reported the death of Wallace I. Hills, chief clerk in the treasury department, in Carizota New Mexico. The message arrived in Washington on May 16, addressed to Secretary Bhaw.
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Washington, D. C
Bhaw
Carizota, N. M
Wallace I. Hills
Roamery Department
Cassini Transferred to Madrid as Ambassador
Washington May 1 Cassini the Russian ambassador has been transferred to Madrid. Barun Rews en will succeed him in Washington while Cassini departs. The appointment was offered two months ago and accepted. He will leave on June 4.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Count Cassini
Madrid
Barun Rewsen
Toklo
Cassini
Mortgage Burned as Church Ends Indebtedness at Annual Meeting
First Presbyterian church held its annual meeting Tuesday evening. A novel ceremony burned the fully paid mortgage, ending the church debt. About 200 attended. invitations went to three former pastors, with Rev. I Smith present. The program included music by the Young People’s Orchestra and reports from departments. Treasurer’s report showed year receipts of 10,500.26.
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First Presbyterian
I. Smith
GL. Lindsay
Str
Badger Res
Smith
Young People’s Orchestra
L. Co Smith
Mra
Jones
Wiliam Mainland
Improve School Grounds Plan Committee Meeting
A joint meeting of the committee on buildings and grounds of the board of education and the board of public works approved park school grounds improvements. The city will supply about 2,000 yards of dirt to level and seed the yard. A uniform landscaping plan may be adopted and a landscape gardener employed to draft plans for all schools. The education board will meet next week to finalize a teacher report and re-engagement applications.
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Board of Education
Board of Public Works
Park School
Consolidation Denied in Neenah Oshkosh Rail Talks
A Milwaukee paper report from Neenah says two Neenah Oshkosh Inter-urban lines may consolidate under one corporation. Col H S Weed attorney for Winnebago Traction denies negotiations and says no talks are planned, noting past reports on the subject have circulated without basis.
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Milwaukee
Neenah
Unes
Neenah-Oshkosh
Col. H. S. Weed
Winnebago Traction Company
Oshkosh
BE. BR. Kirk
Traction Company
Weed
First Great Fire in Oshkosh and Lacey Conviction
Forty six years ago Oshkosh experienced a devastating blaze beginning in a barn near the Oshkosh House, now the Globe Printing office site. A man named Lacey was convicted of arson and sentenced to fifteen years, though later pardoned amid doubts about his involvement. The eleven o’clock blaze swept through Ferry Street area to Algomne Street, burning multiple business houses.
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Oshkosh
Oshkosh House
Globe Printing Company
Lacey
Ferry
Algomne Strette
Indochina Crisis Deepens As Fleet Moves Toward French Waters
Reports claim a portion of the Russian Pacific squadron remained inside Honkone Bay near Kamranty on May 8, with the fourth division possibly coal and resupply by French waters. Japanese officials voice concern over France’s neutrality pledges and warn of implications for Japanese interests. Paris denies supplying coal or provisions to the squadron during an interview with Marquis de Barthelemy and Count de Pourtalès.
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M. Deleusset
Moreno
Paris
Navy Department
Kamranty
France
JAP Press
Toklo
Jijl
England
The
Nippon
Russia
Europe
Marquis de Barthelemy
Count de Pourtales
Kamranh Bay
Annam
Woman's Presbyterian Missionary Meeting at Oconto
Oshkosh attendees join the seventeenth annual meeting of the Winnebago presbytery at the Oconto Presbyterian church today and Thursday. The morning session opens at 10 30 with reports from Mrs A M Ayers, and tonight Rev Augustus M Ayers speaks. Thetreasurer’s report and officers are slated for Thursday morning.
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Oconto
Woman's Presbyyterian Missionary Society
Winnebago
Augustus M. Ayers
First Presbyterian Church
Thedore Reglinger
C. Phillips
Beglinger
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J.C. Preston
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I. B Sawin
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Within Cole
Robert Kulert
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W. Or. Got
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J. A. Kircher Jr
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M. MH. Kitz
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Treasury
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Millia
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