National Democracy Revive Government Convention Speech
The Associated Press reports at St Paul that lawyers and officials from multiple states gathered as National Democracy delegates discussed expanding federal powers and curbing state court authority. General Jackson of Kansas urged restoring strong federal action, limiting court veto power, and reforming judge selection while defending democracy’s reach in city, state, and national governance.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Mian
Feneral
Thare
Oelock
Defiveral
F.S. Jackson
Bar
Oklahoma
Jackson
Kansas
Muri
Supreme
Endevor To Connect Heike Testimony At Trial
In New York, the defense and prosecution prepare for a pivotal witness in the ongoing case. The testimony of Heike is expected to shape the examination with original statements reconstructed by the customs official and the company’s attorneys.
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Oy Associated Press
New York
Maz
Slon
Anz
Sesio de
eMert
Charles
Compan Harri.s of Customs
Teday
Waters
Miler Youngels
Browne's Plea Heard in Court Amid Delayed Proceedings
A terse Associated Press item reports Browne's plea heard as the Towne court session opened late. Attorney Yeei indicated time to review and expected defendants might be concluded today. The brief dispatch notes morning delays and ongoing proceedings.
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Associated Press
W. Yeei
Broker Misused Mails Convicted In Federal Court
Olcott C. Colt a Wall Street loan broker was convicted in Kansas City Missouri federal court of using the mails to defraud. He faces eighteen months in prison and a $500 fine though jurors urged leniency.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Olcott C. Colt
Wall Street
New York
Frankfort Fire Report Earliest Sketches of Injury
A fragmentary note from a Frankfort fire incident outlines early details of the blaze and possible injuries. The text references officials and a local response, with limited readable names and places.
La Follette Attacks Railway Rates and Cummins Proposals
In Washington May 26 Senator La Follette led a speech opposing rate increases in the rail bill and critiqued the Cummins amendments. He cited rising freight costs and wage growth, arguing transport costs burden citizens while industrial development expands. He urged lawmakers to resist unfair provisions and defend public interests.
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Associated Press
Senate
Cummins
Wasington
D. C
la Follette
Taos
la Foilette
la Fos
White Slaver Convicted In State Court
A 37 year old man was convicted of alleged offenses described as white slavery, facing six months in jail with a possible rear rest period as part of sentencing, according to court records.
British Submarine Sinks in Calais Waters
A damaged, partly legible dispatch reports a British submarine sinking near Pas de Calais after listing and taking on water. The crew of twenty three is feared lost as rescue attempts were hindered by the sea and the craft’s collapse minutes before it went down.
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Beneatiy
Pas de Calais
Commodore's Son Marries in Diplomatic Social Rites
Washington society notes a noon wedding of Miss Mathilde Townsend, daughter of Mrs. Richard H. Townsend, to Peter Garland Gerry, second son of Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Gerry of New York. President and Mrs. Sherman attended as guests.
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Washington, D. C
Mathilde Townsend
Chard H. Townsend
Peter Garlet Gerry
Eldridge T. Gerry
New York
Presidentia
Sherman
Str Wi
Bradley Bankruptcy Shock Hits Woodemare Firm
Sudden bankruptcy action involves Woodemare firm core assets and liabilities totaling around 21,939 dollars_US currency noted in local records. Officials state filings indicate creditor actions and potential asset liquidation.
Incomplete Public Notice on Certification Reclamation
Fragmentary OCR text shows a public notice referencing certification and reclamation proceedings. Names and details are unclear, but the fragment implies a formal government action requiring consent and timing in a court or agency filing.
Drills At Commencement Mark Second Day Of Week
A Journal special from Kephoras Tris reports that military organizations from Kemper hall, under an U S Army officer, will direct drills and field day reports aboard the second day of commencement week at hall opening Thursday.
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Kephoras Tris
Kemper Hall
United States Army
Hall
One Man Killed In Unclear Fatal Incident
Police investigated a fatal case with limited readable details as a man died and authorities worked at the scene. No names, locations, or dates could be confirmed from the fragment.
Frisco or New Orleans debate marked by Panama exposition talk
Fragmentary account cites 1915 Panama celebration plans, mentioning New Orleans and Frisco, residents planning an event on the White House lawn and a Senate committee hearing tomorrow. Names like Abe Greeny and Sean Francisco appear in garbled form amid references to a Southern turnout and an MLB context.
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New Orleans
House Common Foreign
Abe Greeny
Sean Francisco
Panama
White House
Senate
Wheat Market Sags Amid September Option Unload
The September wheat option trading unsettled prices with Mayr and Waterman linked to a private settlement. Reported drops ranged from 1.05 to 1.79 and futures edges varied as officials and market players weighed the elevator deal amid volatile activity.
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Mayr
Ma Theodore
Wat “Tong
Waterman
Re Stern
Runaway at Neenah Sppieton Event Shocks Chapter Leaders
State and principal officers including FL Ketlorz Letitia French and Mrs BH Weld attended the chapter’s last event as a runaway incident drew attention to the gathering.
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Sppieton
FL Ketlorz
Letitia French
BH. H. Weld
Ha Bullard
Carpenters Strike Halts Madison Building Work
Three hundred carpenters in Madison join strike over a minimum wage scale for an eight hour day. The walkout threatens up to 1,000,000 dollars in building contracts and implies broader labor tensions in the locality.
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Madison, Vic
Madison
Furll
Falir
Will Plan Convention For State Democratic Rally
Joseph E. D. Chalton of the Democrat committee outlines a state convention call to unite party committees across Wisconsin. A determined rally will be arranged with local meetings inMilwaukee and other cities to organize the statewide effort.
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Madison
Wis
Joseph E. D. Chalton
Democrat Committee
Milwagkers
Wisconsin Bankers Meet in Milwaukie City
The Wisconsin Bankers Association holds its fifth annual meeting in Milwaukee tomorrow with attendees expected from across the state. The program includes discussions on banking practices and a round-table session, plus a band concert and social activities in the afternoon.
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Milwanker
A Wisionshield
Wisconsin
Allene
Br A
Jean National Bank
Pane
M. BP. Ikeeenbe
First National Bank of
Defeats Amendment Delays Interstate Increase Vote
A garbled draft shows officials debating raising interstate rates, with delay and deferment of a vote as the commission stalls on the proposed increase.
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Sammeree Ad Rease
Commission
Ras
Old Fisherman Dead and Pioneer Settler Remembered
A fragmentary notice reports an elderly fisherman and the oldest settler having died after many decades on a Michigan shoreline. The brief item hints at their long tenure and local esteem in a distant colonial-style record.
Atlantic City Next Meet Looms in May
Fragment reads as update on an upcoming event in Atlantic City with May dates and committee planning details. Names and specifics are unclear but reference to a meeting and preparations for an upcoming meet.
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Atlantic City
Seize Smuggled Opium in Police Action
In a police operation authorities confiscated a shipment described as opium smuggling. The seizure involved a suspect linked to the illicit narcotics trade and occurred amid ongoing investigations by regional law enforcement.
Christian Science Lecture Attracts Large Audience
Hermann delivers address on salvation science to a sizable crowd. He is a native of Iowa and a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania. A former professor, he has taught at several universities and pursued Christian Science work in Concord, New Hampshire.
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Hermann Delivar UA
T Profemur Hering Ie
Aia
Uni F Pennsylvania
Christian Science Church
Concord
Ryley Sentenced to Thirty Days for Horse Theft
John Sey appeared in municipal court this morning charged with cruelty to animals and theft of a horse. Ryley, seen driving off the horse from a hitching post near High and Main Streets Saturday, was arrested after signs of mistreatment were noted. Witnesses included James and his daughters Mis ami Elizabeth Schwanke and Chief H. Powling.
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John Sey
Ryley
Mcdonald
Feymani Stese
Shition
High
Hyley
James
Misami Eligabeth Lew Red Sehnanke
Pottes H. &. Powling
Oitiwer Schwanke
Annual Meeting at First Baptist Church Concludes
Members gathered after a bonfire supper at 6 o clock for the church annual meeting. Rev John W Bailey, pastor, reported progress including several months of service. Reports indicated home expenses and offerings. committees discussed subscriptions and church nourishment efforts. The session ended with prayers and a request for further action.
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John W. Bailey
Bern
Indies
Canarz
Tien
Business Center Fire Destroys Section. Casualties Reported
A fire at a business center caused widespread damage with 340 10 percent losses noted. The blaze affected one bank two stores and a depot in the business section. No fatalities were reported and authorities investigate the cause.
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Noone
Slightly Warmer Weather Ahead for Wisconsin
Forecast for Wisconsin tonight and Friday calls for slightly warmer conditions. Light rain in the lowlands expected with modest temperatures and minimal wind. Local observations note time stamps and temperatures, but data quality is limited.
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Wisconsin
Neopit Timber Project Shows Mixed Profits and Progress
The Neopit operation reports improved practices since November 7, with Indians employed year round and civilization advancing. Operations cost 206,956.17 since Nov 1, 1900. cash sales estimated at 9220,334.26, including 74,480 feet of new timber. Last winter’s cut cost 22.68 per thousand feet from stump to cars. mill costs total 12.98 per thousand leaving a 642 per thousand profit. Prices based on January sales. total lumber in yards around sixteen to seventeen million feet.
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Riley
Neopit
Riles
Ei. J. Riley
Dame
Daollar
Wisconsin & Northern Railroad
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