Polish Patriots Honored in Washington Monument Dedication
A large ceremony in Washington marked the dedication of monuments to Pulaski and Kosciuszko with a national congress and a Patriot tribute. President Taft attended the 2 PM address as Washington hosted parades, the Kosciuszko statue in Lafayette Park, and a central Pulaski figure near Thirteenth Street.
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Washington, D
Uno
Rostiuszkesta
Coula
Polishational Alliancer Polish
Fort Olyer
National Guard
District of Columbia
Tasker H. Bliss
Report of Ongoing Fight Details Emerge
Fragmentary note describes a running fight with references to alleged provocation and retaliation. Names, places, and exact actions are unclear, but the report suggests continued hostilities and possible law enforcement involvement.
New Badger Postmasters Senate Nominees Named
Ke John C Freemar and Charlies J Smith named postmasters in a senate list. Vir details indicate appointments for city and regional offices, with involved officials noted in a fragmentary roster. The brief item highlights staffing changes amid ongoing governance discusses.
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The
Senate
Postmasters
John c. Freemar
Charlies J. Smith
La Crosse Wins Convention Bid In N OC Fray
A combined Ashland and La Crosse team decisively defeated Green Bay today to secure the next convention of the Knights of Columbus. The result, reported by Special to The Northwestern, Milwaukee, follows elections in Ashland and La Crosse and tensions over venue arrangements for the gathering.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ashland
LA Crosse
Green Bay Todat
Ensights
Columbus
Badger Concerns Assessed and Revenue Tax Issues
Fragmented OCR notes describe assessments related to Wisconsin corporate revenue and government relief. The text mentions exemptions and fees tied to operations, with references to political or governmental actions and vague terms about a sovereign or state authority.
Bill Reaches Senate in Railway Discrimination Debate
The bill moves to the Senate amid debate over railway discrimination. Senator Simmons voices support for the lane and shore haul, arguing past ad campaigns taught the country about unfair practices. The measure aims to curb favoritism by railways toward a favored community.
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Associated Press
Senate
Simmons
Bucket shops heard as removal orders discussed in court
Testimony shows bucket shop orders flooded the board’s business and prompted removal requests to Washington. Charles Strasey and Taylor U Titled testified about stock trade activity via telegraph and the Standard Stock and Grain association. The case seeks enforcement of removal orders if the district court upholds the commissioner’s action.
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Mmnent
Washington
Albers W. Ford
Taylor & U
New
York
Charles F. Strasey
Jersey
Standard Stock and Grain Association
Commones Craig
Itn
United States District Court
Open to Homesteaders on Chippewa Lands in Minnesota
The notice states 25.25 acres part of CP Indian reservations in Minnesota are opened to homesteaders. It notes 24.8% of the acreage was restored from Chippewa lands in Leech Lake and Winnibigoshish reservations under existing law. Lands are held in trust until June 3.
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Aciated
Minnesota
Leech Lake
Winnibicoshi
Joes Clement
Commons Assure King
An Associated Press report notes a political development as the Commons move to assure a kingly action amid unclear succession and constitutional questions. The piece references pressures on the throne and potential changes affecting governance and public policy.
Davinson Returns Home From Washington Visit
Unclear fragment mentions May 1 and a person named Davidwen arriving home from Washington with immediate plans following the trip. Source text is fragmentary and lacks full details or context about who is returning and why.
Will Explore Jordan on Timber Cruise Up River Jordan
Chippewa Falls May 11 Associated Press reports Backus, a noted river cruiser, said he will sail with his son and a cook to Alexandria to begin a timber cruising voyage along the River Jordan in the Holland region export in June.
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Associated Press
Chippewa Falls
Backus
Ther
Alexandria
Jordan
Holland
Dreadnaught Florida to be Launched Tomorrow in New York
The largest battleship in the United States Navy, the Dreadnaught Florida, is set for its launch in New York tomorrow. The report notes the ship’s size and significance to naval power, with background references to Fleming’s Island and past Spanish colonial events shaping its history.
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Florida
New York
United States Navy
Roosevelt reviews troops amid German maneuvers in Berlin
Roosevelt attends maneuvers with Emperor Wilhelm II and German officers at a Berlin field, observing army drills on a twenty square mile area. The event follows his public funeral duties for King May Theable and features Colonel Von Kobritz guiding a session praised for its use of terrain and officer training.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
King May
Berlin
Roose
Frackel
Roosevelt
von Kobritz
William
Ronsevelt
Sion
Peerelt
Subjer
Taft Faces Problem as Sectionists Hinder Appropriation
The article describes Tait Payne of Dalzell and factional splits in the house over the president's appropriation demand. Republicans view a possible revision as a hopeful element for the upcoming congressional campaign while the visiting members ponder the situation.
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Dent Tait Payne
Dalzell
House
Fragmentary OCR News Item Cites Senators Crane and Dalzen
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Senators Crane and Dalzen at the White House. It references the sundry civil bill, an appropriation and a repayment plan, with unclear details and names obscured by errors.
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Amntire
Dalzen
Benators Crane
White House
Wayman Still Busy in Legislative Grand Jury Context
Report notes Wayman remains occupied with legislative matters and investigative grand jury proceedings. Mentions connection to bills and ongoing charting by the grand jury, with no immediate responses returned.
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Chicero
Connect Legislativ Investigative Grand Jury
Teek Ils Neon Reeses
Mayor Whitlock Defends Oath Amid Public Peace Role
An Associated Press report states Mayor Whitlock asserts the mayor’s duty is to maintain public peace while denying any spy allegations. While unknown specifics are unclear, the piece frames the public duty of the office and the controversy surrounding Brand word re.
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Associand Press
Oyer
Whitlock
Minneapoli Leader Names University Head and Dean
A public report identifies the head of the university and the dean of a college in Minneapolis. The article notes Michigan credit in state matters and mentions Cyrus in connection with the university’s leadership.
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Minneapoli
Jarne
Hilane
Dean Jennen
Michigan
Sila
Cyrus
Minnewaid
OLEO POOR MAN S FOOD ATE FOND TE BUTTER
A brief note describes oleo as a poor man s food with fond term for butter and references on agriculture.
Aid for quake victims
A brief notice notes aid efforts for earthquake victims coordinated by Associated Press member agency Presey and M H C May.
Northwestern Receives Full Leased Wire Report
The Northwestern prints the full leased wire report from the Associated Press. Inside pages carry important life dispatches and specials for readers seeking rapid, authoritative coverage.
Income Tax Report From Various Districts
Public release by the tax commissioner outlines rates and penalties for 1 percent net income tax, detailing classified revenue distributions across districts including New York, Iowa, Wisconsin, and others. Returns and assessments are listed by district and amount with references to 03 March deadlines and penalties for noncompliance.
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Anne
H. MmaMissioner
Int Howe
Manvber
New York
Trawan
Oostett
Iowa
Wisconsin
War and peace debate on past foreign conflicts
Former secretary of state Fos delivered remarks on whether war was necessary and if peace could have prevailed. He argued the U S entered wars due to provocation and that many could have been avoided through prudence and conciliation, citing U S Canada relations and naval disarmament as context.
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Atte
United States
Fos
Judement of Histori Wii Meniees
Congress
Facter
Canada
Poster
Har Lal
County records detail case against Weyrich
A Northwestern Milwaukee Journal special from Janesville reports county records show a case filed against Charles Weyrich. The May 11 dispatch outlines the dispute and related proceedings as part of county legal actions.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Janesvi
Charles Weyrich
Fragmentary note on deeds and testimony in court records
A scrambled OCR style note references deeds and testimony with mentions of a witness and defense actions. It appears to discuss copying records and permissions, with unclear names and roles, and hints at court proceedings or affidavit activity without clear events or outcomes.
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Dutas
Darrin
Bane
Deanna
Mr. Werrieh
Postal Bank Bill Advances in Washington
President Taft approves a postal bank plan allowing issue of United States bonds and deposits. The bill directs the postal savings system to establish savings offices where deemed appropriate, enabling postal depositors to use a government backed savings option. The measure has already passed the Senate.
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Ga Bank
Associated
Washington, D. C
Taft
United States
Senate
San Jose Appeals After Major Quake Hits City
A strong earthquake rattled San Jose Costa Rica prompting mass evacuation as aftershocks continued. Buildings reported damage and residents fled home while authorities urged calm and preparatory safety measures.
Agreement Reached Out of Court Between Parties
An out of court agreement was reached involving Mrs Elia Weed Iman and other parties following a prior dispute. Details of the terms were not disclosed in the available fragment. The notice confirms a settlement between the involved individuals.
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Assiatya Prema
Elia Weed
Heinze Case Adjourned
New York court records show the Heinze case adjourned amid scattered proceedings. Details remain unclear as the docket pauses pending further documentation.
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Heinze
Baptists Arrive in City for Assembly
A religious assembly opens in the city this afternoon as Baptist delegates arrive by rail and streetcar to participate in meetings that will run through the week at a local edifice and nearby venues.
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Conte Aseembie
Shaver Dies After Long Service with Commission
Jehn A Shaver, long time representative of the state commerce commission in key cases, died today in Washington D C at age seventy six from acute indigestion. His four decades of service spanned many major regulatory actions.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Lewes- Jehn
A. Shaver
Ip State Commerce Commission
Weather Forecast for Weekday With Frost Tonight
Local forecast notes fair to start, then frost tonight and heavy frost expected Thursday. Observations report daytime temperatures and wind in Kent area with clear skies and cold nights.
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Dar
Rizes
Rete
Laneth
Marit
Hyde Trial Witnesses Weigh Cyanide Claim
The prosecution seeks a dozen witnesses to rebut defense testimony as Mrs. Hyde faces sharp questions. Experts discuss chemical possibilities of combining formaldehyde and ammonia to form hydrocyanic acid in a dead body. Dr. Hyde remains confident of acquittal and plans to resume medical practice in Kansas City.
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Thomas
S. Swope
Swope
Schweitzer
American Women's Club Meeting Weds in Cincinnati
The American Women’s club segments hold open sessions tonight at the chamber with dances and a reception for members. The event aims to register attendees and discuss federation matters as prepared by local organizers.
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Asociated Press
Ioo
Adubs
Hamber
Cincinna Nieho Peeny Federation
Roelock
Man shoots assailant after stabbing in street
P TL Salvadore lay unconscious after being stabbed in the street. He told police he was stopped by a man who asked for directions before stabbing him. Salvadore shot the attacker. Cremo, stabbed, is not expected to recover.
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PTL
Salvadore
Eile
Cremo
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