Halley Comet Tail Sparks Global Astronomers Debate
Reports from Milwaukee, Princeton, Boston and Des Moines describe observers noting Halley’s comet around March and May. Authorities contest whether Earth passed through the tail with calculations differing on timing. Balloon crews in St Louis and Des Moines report no decisive tail sighting amid Moonlight and high winds.
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Quarles Names Receivers for Waukesha Canning Company
Joy Associated Press reports that Jadee J. Quaries of the U S district court appointed William H. Nichols and A B. Cambier as receivers for the Waukesha Canning company. The assets listed near 903 thousand with liabilities over 6.5 thousand. The firm has branches at Rice Lake Barron Wisconsin Hampshire IL and Frankfort Tud.
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Centenarian Mrs. Mary Ann Smith Believed Oldest in Brown County
Special to The Northwestern reports Mrs. Mary Ann Smith believed oldest resident of Brown County, living in Green Bay area, with health described as frail but stable. Name and age cited as centenarian claim in local Wisconsin note.
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Wireless experiments disrupt telegram messages in midwest
A Beloit College report notes wireless transmission disruptions across the region. A specialist describes ether-wave interference affecting Culver and Milwaukee, Chicago, and distant stations. He reports drift consistent with seasonal patterns and offers no conclusive cause beyond expected variation.
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Probe sheriff methods investigated in Milwaukee hearing
A Green Bay dispatch reports Frank W. Tanner testified this morning that he saw Sheriff De villey at a poker game in a hotel. The testimony focused on methods used by the sheriff and related arrests, with deputies providing supporting statements in the case ongoing in Milwaukee.
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No Germs in Madison Water Reported
City health officials report Madison water safe amid typhoid concerns after repairs. Engineers investigate repaireg issued to fix a line, with tests showing no contamination and residents advised to monitor boil notices.
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Mansion Sale at Landed Estate in St. Louis Area
The property of the late James H. Heels sells today at auction. The 29 acre estate includes house and land with Catholic seminary ties noted. Redemptoris Fathers of St. Louis are associated with the sale.
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Attorney General Affirms Milwaukee Death Officer Stay
Madison Wis May 13 In an official reply to Dr C A Harper the attorney general confirms that Dr Bading who was dismissed by the Socialists shall remain in his office until a successor is appointed and qualified or until Bading's resignation is accepted keeping the current administration intact until formal steps complete.
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Seidel Named Tailor in Milwaukee Appointment
A scrambled Associated Press item from Milwaukee notes Seidel named tailor amid state and national figures. The piece mentions Attorney General Gilbert Allen Harper, and health department shifts, with references to the governor and other officials.
Badgers Discuss Bill in Northwestern Conference
Washington and Taft discuss a pending postal savings bank plan at a conference in Washington. Delegates, including experts like De Vartt, debate funding and purchasing bonds with deposited funds. Taft aims to align Republicans for swift legislation and rents personal letters urging support.
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Kaiser at London as William II visits capital
Emperor William II arrived in London to crowds larger than before. The Hohenzollern yacht reached Sherness, landing occurred at Buckingham Palace. He joined King George at Victoria Station and proceeded to Westminster to honor the late monarch, kneeling before the bier with wreaths and shared sorrow with Queen Alexandra and King George.
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Faction Seeks Fusion Amid Rail Way Bill Debate
Washington March 18 reports show regular Republicans and Democrats negotiating the rail way bill with statehood concerns taking prominence since adjournment last night. Cummins offered an amendment to require Interstate Commerce Commission approval for all rate hikes before taking effect while a senator argued for the provision. London crowds grow as a lace of a thousand women parade in a protest, planned to stay open late but doors closed at 12. Windsor England Windsor decorates for Edward Tow. Nearby Zanzibar crosses and towers are noted with gardens and chapel details.
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Lorimer Speech in Senate Questioned by Faction
The Chicago Daily notes rumors that Senator Lorimer will speak in Washington to address bribery allegations about his election. The senator is asked to affirm or deny the charge, but provides a neutral answer. The report circulates among Lorimer faction members.
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Roosevelt Resting and London Visit Reported
The former U S president Mr Roosevelt was resting in London and did not attend a morning Sax luncheon at the Dorchester. He met with officials including members of the cabinet and later visited Hingford Palace and Buckingham.
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Militia Withdrawn in Associated Press Report
May 14 report notes militia withdrawal amid police actions involving Associated Press coverage. Fragmentary text references Nasco and local security, with unclear details on location or outcome.
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Inside Pages Late Dispatches from the Associated Press
Important late dispatches and special items are featured inside pages of the Full Leased Wire Report from the Associated Press.
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Educates From Work Declares General American School Aim
An unclear note describes efforts to educate away from weekly work at New Haven and Capresis. The item mentions a general avérage American technical school concept and rewards, focusing on training outside standard employment.
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Italian faction hits and killings reported in May clash
Fragmentary OCR text notes violence and killings in May with references to Italian names and officials. Details are unclear, but the report mentions Crimean era like figures and military or royal terms. Entities are uncertain due to garbled source.
Testimony Admitted in Schwittau Disbarment Case
Special to The Northwestern reports in Marin Wisconsin on May 18 that the court admitted testimony from John Franzke, a former partner of the defendant. Franzke failed to respond to a subpoena at this trial. The testimony alleges a lease forgery connected to the case.
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Physicians at Banquet in Oshkosh Medical Club
The Oshkosh Medical club held a banquet at the Athearn hotel on Wednesday evening with roastmaster remarks and toasts led by Dr. Nellog. Speakers included Dr. Neil Andrews and guests Dr. Brownell of New London and Dr. Scott of Berlin. Brownell praised Oshkosh’s growth, parks, and civic figures while urging local laws on litter and public order.
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Winnebago County Fair Meeting Tonight
A meeting of all Winnebago county residents interested in the county fair will be held this city hall at 8 o’clock. Attendance is desired for the election of directors for Winnebago County Fair Association. Officials urge support as the association works to strengthen its foundation and gain broad approval from the community.
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First Annual Dinner Held At Alumni Hall
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a first annual dinner event with several attendees listed. The text mentions auxiliary members and family attendees, with hints of names and roles but is heavily garbled.
Celia Stannard In Mental Health Case In Wisconsin
Insanity allegations arise as relatives seek examination for Celia Stannard. Sheriff and Judge Cleveland hear petitions for care of Mrs. Stannard at Butte des Morts home as officials note her condition worsens. Tomorrow's exam expected.
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Anything But Tariff Creates High Prices, Lawmaker Says
Washington May 18 A Hamilton speech derides tariff as cause of high living costs blaming excesses and a feverish generation. He urges a tariff board bureau and foreign experts to measure price and labor costs. He argues protection built the economy with 600000 factories and 9 000000 workers despite critics.
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Uncertain Weather Forecast From Cloudy Y Showers
Fragmentary weather note predicts showers tonight or Friday with mostly dry conditions at other times. Mentions observation times and temperatures but text is garbled, limiting clear details on location or exact forecast.
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