Roosevelt Ready 10 Quit All the Bosses
Theodore Roosevelt speaks in Paterson New Jersey delivering a campaign address denouncing crooked business and political alliances. He calls for direct primaries and popular vote for senators, advocates protective tariffs benefiting workers, and notes Ohio results and Taft welcome in Philadelphia. The piece outlines ongoing campaign dynamics and regional results.
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Associated Press
Paterson
N. J
Theodore Roosevelt
New Jersey
Lincoln
New York
Wall Street
Cabbage King Ulmer Survives Lightning Strike
Marshfield Wisconsin May date reported John Ulmer known as the cabbage king narrowly escaped death when a bolt struck while milking a cow at Richfield. One leg was badly bitten and his wife pulled him from under the dead animal, helping save the rest of the stock as the barn burned.
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Associated Fresn
Marshfield
Wis
John Ulmer
Richfield
Ulmer
Three Ballots No Choice In Methodist Bishop Election
Minneapolis May 23 announc es no bishop elected on the seventeenth eighteenth and nineteenth ballots in the Methodist Episcopal church conference. Candidates Leete McConnell and Cooke led with votes in the 400s while no candidate reached 490 needed for election. The conference adopted a report naming Helena Kansas City and Atlanta as Episcopal residences.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Leet
Detroit
Cooke
New York
McConnell
Green Castle
Ind
Leete
Alt
Oshkosh Woman Speaks at World Lady Maccabees Convention
Stevens Point Wisconsin May 23 The district convention of the Lady Maccabees of the World opened with about 160 delegates. State Commander Miss Olson of Oshkosh gave a welcome, followed by remarks from Miss Linn M West of Port Huron Michigan supreme commander. The afternoon covered hive reports and plans for the district spanning Merrill to Oshkosh with more speakers and addresses planned for the evening culminating in degree work and a rally.
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Philadelphia
Taft
United States
la Fellete
Elizabeth
N. J
Senator la Fellette
Jerey City
New Jersey
Stevens Point
Wis
Lady Maccabees
T Olson
Oshkosh
Linn M
Port Diuron
Mich
Merrill
Miss Olson
Iiss West
Walters
Canadian Pacific Wreck Near White Pine Ditch
The Dawn Pacific limited train bound for Winnipeg derailed ten miles east of White Pine on the William division. Initial reports say several lives were lost but later information indicated no casualties. In Goodhthunder Minnesota train No 122 of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line left Mankato at 615 am and wrecked west of Good Thunder two miles. two passenger coaches baggage car and two freight cars left the track with twelve passengers bruised though none seriously hurt.
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Voy Associated P Ress
Winnipeg
Man
Pacltie Redlimnperind
Williams Division
Goodthunder
Minn
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Road
Mankato
American consul killed in Germany hotel fall
Frankfort on the Main May 23 United States Consul General Frank D Hill of Minnesota was killed by a fall from a stair railing in a large hotel. He was found on the ground floor with a fractured skull and it is believed dizziness caused the accident.
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Frankfort -On-The Air
Germany
United States
Frank D. Hill
Minnesota
Herewday
Fireman Kills Wife Then Takes Own Life in Kalamazoo
In Kalamazoo Michigan on May 23 William Kean a fireman formerly from Elk Hart Indiana shot and killed his wife after a quarrel then died by suicide. The incident is described as the outcome of a domestic dispute.
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Associated Press
Kalamazoo, Mich
William Kean
Elkhart
Ind
Kumbakonam Mahamakam Festival and Sacred Tank Legend
An Indian ceremony, the Kumbakonam Mahamakam festival, draws countless pilgrims to a sacred tank believed to hold magical waters. The tale recounts Brahma seeking the world’s waters and Siva storing them in a hidden pot atop a mountain. Floodwaters dispersed the pot, landing it near Kumbakonam where Silva discovered it by chance and triggered the event. The tank is revered as a pilgrimage site during the annual rites.
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Morocca
Talles
Mauchamp
M. Jules Bois
Bres
Brahma
Silva
Siva
Kumbasakonam
Marines 60 to Cuba Not Intervention Unit Dispatches
The Navy orders 500 marines to Guantanamo aboard the Prairie with gunboats Paducah and Nashville to protect Americans as Cuba unrest escalates. Additional marines sail from New York. government seeks to avoid intervention, framing move as precaution. Rebels clash with regular troops near La Cubana. fighting prompts government advances and conflicting reports on peace terms.
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Washington, D.C
Cuba
Navy Department
State Department
Naval Itransport Prairie
Philadelphia
United States Naval Station
Guantanamo
Paducah
Nashville
New York
Philadelphi
Priurie
Alavann
Diplomatie Corps
Gomez Hans
Curos
Santiago
State, Department
Guantanamo Naval Station
United States
Havna
Evaristo Extenzo
Ivenet
Estenzo
Esperanza
Santa Rosa
Cervantes
Annapolis
Langue Tslafid Navy Yard
Vicarious Custody Aims Shape For New York Women
A young New York woman sought guardianship of a child without hosting it, and an association paired her with a struggling mother ready to surrender her two children, a girl and a boy. The godmother agreed to fund care and schooling, allowing the mother to keep her offspring while the children prosper under support and guidance.
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New York
Igirthood
Meanha
Harper's Basar
Fond du Lac Boy Killed by Train Collision
An eleven year old Fond du Lac boy, Arling Parsons, was run down and killed in broad daylight as he attempted to cross the track near the Chicago and Northwestern line. The accident happened as hundreds watched from the station and nearby workers headed home. He did not reach safety before the locomotive struck.
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Bucelal
Northwestern
Fond du Lac
Wis
Arling Parsons
Chicago & Northwestern
Oshkosh
Senate Rejects House Wool Bill Amid Debate
Washington May 2 The Senate Finance Committee authorizes Senator Swoot of Idaho to adverse report the House wool bill and a Republican substitute. He argues the majority will report on the substitute while opposition members plan no action. Debate centers on appearance of party revision and tolls at Panama remain intact in canal policy.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate Committee On Finance
Suiwot
Clah
House
Del
Swot
Semiporterburn
Republicum Party
Naters Lodge
Dareuse
Penmile
Panama
Anion
Broussard
Louisiana
Panama Canal
Farr renews charges against Valentine in Indian service case
Washington May 23 Joseph E Farr Wisconsin attorney presented testimony before the house committee on interior department expenditures. He renewed accusations against Indian Commissioner Valentine and other interior officials. The case arose from damages awarded to Farr totaling $50 000 for alleged mistreatment while in Indian service, a judgment sustained in trial and appellate courts.
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Washington, D. C
Joseph E. Fasr
Wieconsin
House Committee On Interior Department
Befai Aome
Hla
Valenting
Interior Department
Farr Harinly
Valentine
Farr
Iindian
Appedty
District of Columbia
Flow. C
Named chief of staff appointed in Philippines unit
By associates Dres Chi UL May 28 Trent Col starles KK Nover of the general staff infantry stationed in the Philippines has been appointed chief of staff to Brig D Potts with headquarters in Chicago.
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Dres Chi
Trent
Starles KK. Nover
General Staff
Onty-Firet. Infantry
Philippines
Brig
D. Potts
Chic AO
Women of Thirteen States Rotary Suffrage Meeting
Members of the Wisconsin Woman Suffrage Association host suffrage leaders from thirteen states in Milwaukee. The program includes two luncheons and four mass meetings today, culminating in a large auditorium gathering this evening where Miss Jones Adams of Hall House Chicago is set to deliver the principal address.
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Associated Preas
Milwaukee
Wis
Lending
Requiy
Mississippi
Wisconsin Woman Suffrage Association
Jones Adams
Hall House
Chicago
Child Migrant at Hull House Recounts Abuse Ordeal
Jane Addams details a girl fenced at age twelve to a man in a neighboring state then sent to Chicago to a white slave trader. The girl, rescued at Hull House, describes prolonged unspeakable abuse and fear, recalling government records and her hopes on turning thirteen.
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Hull House
Chicago
Jane Addama
Portuguese Legation At Vatican Abolished By Vote
Lisbon reports that technmical deputies voted 61 to 45 to abolish the Portuguese legation at the Vatican. The move follows a law separating church and state and aims to implement restrictions affecting diplomatic ties and religious authority.
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Pras
Lisbon
Torlly
Vatican
Neenah Enjoined Over Sidewalk Blockade Matter
City orders Neenah Anspach store to remove sidewalk obstruction blocking Wisconsin avenue in front of the Anspach block. A later threat to remove the material under city supervision is stated. Also reports a derailment delay near North Sides and a severe hailstorm causing property damage and shattered windows. Local dairy inspector E L Aderhoald tests strawberry boxes for proper fill, finding several boxes short and stamping compliant boxes accordingly.
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Bpeelal Te ‘Cie Northwesteen
Jeenah
Wis
Rhs
Yo Cheges
Gulfrey
Anspaich 1
Neengh
Temgvad
Wisconsin Avenue
Alty
Medina
Tiers
North
Tesen
Chia Raannes
Wilbur Wright Near Death Amid Typhoid Fever
Wilbur Wright lies gravely ill from typhoid fever as physician J. Conklin stays at his bedside. Reports describe his condition as critical with hovering temperatures around 104 degrees and uncertain prospects for recovery.
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Dasion
Wilbur Wright
de Ty
J. Conklin
Credit Body Organized for Green Kay Merchants
The Northwestern reports that the Credit Men's association has been formally organized with over forty manufacturers and jobbers of Green Kay. The group will exchange information on the financial standing and character of merchants they deal with.
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Northwestern
Green Pay
Wie
Eile Credit Men's Association
Green Kay
Superior Knitting Mills Incorporation Filed in Wisconsin
Madison reports that Superior Knitting Mills of Superior Wisconsin filed papers for incorporation today with the secretary of state. The capital stock is listed at 625 000 and incorporators include Horatio W. Gard Mabel Baymer and Charles W. Bishop.
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Madison
Wis
Superior Knitmills
Superior
Horatio W. Gard
Mabel Baymer
Charles W. Bishop
Frederick Rueping Dead After Italian Trip
Obituary notes Frederick Rueping, aged ninety five, a resident of a manufacturing firm’s area, who died following illness during a European trip. The report records his illness in Nice after traveling from Paris to the Riviera and his planned return from Lugano, with family members and associates referenced.
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Food du Law
Rueptig
Planeer Reaident
Capliielist
Rill
Mit
Vine Ein Company
Etal Ir Ra
Giuiluettey Ul
Velelker
Wodhoeuay
Clara Moltor
Itlitar
Aetad
Minrgsiret
Choe
Site Mathoe
Ruepe Ima Leather Company
Mr. Mellogg
Tis Hagish
Ab Northempton
Carl Malnekrodt
Conmpetny
Morth
Uoptig
Birthylaece
Wmason
Gare
Jtueping
Durepe
Benedesta
Mra. Drueying
Paris
Nice
Riviera
Nive
Adetler
Rueping
Afr
Tinepinag
Lugino
Dad
Lugand
Real Fighting Ensues Mex Rebels Win in Daybreak Clash
Reports from Belluno Mexico detail hours of combat between Mexican federal and rebel forces. Rebels claimed gains and held positions as government artillery fired on the front with long range guns. casualties noted and a turning-point battle anticipated near Dodny.
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Preas
Belluno
Mexico
Jludero
Nanking
Reba
México
Huerta
Furreon
Orozco
Menasha Arrests For Net Violations Stir Local Tension
In Menasha Wisconsin on May 24 officers arrested Iden Waminski and Joseph Kuelling for net hauling and removing fish from the water. Deputy Game Warden Henry Albrecht found only true fish in their possession. They face preliminary hearing today. A collision on Mar Jat left Lenilowski injured. A homecoming parade and local events are planned with a large delegation of Lady Maccabees heading to Stevens Point. Continued patrol rehearsals for summer work are noted.
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Menasha
Wis
Anue
Iden Waminski
Joseph Kuelling
Merasha
Henry Albrecht
Neenah
Joseph Levandowski
ALN
Mar
Lenilowski
Angier
Mary. Urtun
Urban
Lambert Schommer
Ab John's Clare
Jota
Maccabees
Stevens Point
Mlistrier
Guanive Niewix
Lomeon P
Lawrence Meriele
Raven
William Laerserich
Appleton
Spectacular Schenley Fire Destroys Warehouses Amid Whisky Loss
Officials say two Schenley warehouses burned yesterday in the Allegheny valley. The blaze caused about 800000 dollars in damage and consumed some 847500 gallons of whisky, marking one of the valley's most dramatic fires.
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Associated Frese
Schenley, Pa
Schenley Histiery, Companys
Allegheny Valley
Green Bay Man Dies on Porch After Illness
Green Day May 23 special report Lews Ruelle a longtime Green Bay resident died of heart failure today while chatting on a boarding house porch with friends. He was sixty years old.
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Win
Lews Ruelle
Trees of Hydraulic Power
A summary of hydraulic pressure use, describing how water pressure can store energy in an accumulator or generate high force via rams. notes simple components like plunger and ram lengths, valves, and arrangements to apply hydraulic power across diverse mechanisms.
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Joseph Horner
Magagine
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