New Jersey Primary Looms In Roosevelt Taft Clash
New Jersey heads to the polls with Taft and Roosevelt racing to mobilize delegates. Roosevelt plans a final push to Princeton Inn balcony while Taft campaigns along the coast from Perth Amboy to Atlantic City. Taft and Roosevelt vie for delegates as Wilson watchers spark torch parades at Princeton.
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No Overture to Colombia Reported by State Dept
Washington May report states no agreement reached between American Minister Dubois and the Colombian government on recognizing Panama independence for a $30,000,000 indemnity. No negotiations have occurred for nearly a year beyond possible note from Senor Ospina leading to his retirement.
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Moors Attack French Camp Amid Reports Near Fez
Paris May 27 A report claims Moors attacked the French camp at Merada near the Algerian frontier with French casualties listed as 130 killed and 38 wounded. The Moors supposedly left 1 000 dead and 3 000 wounded, but the ministry of war has not confirmed. Wireless notes say another attack on Fez was silenced by French artillery. A 6 000 man French force was to be sent to protect Rabat Fez route. The ministry later declared the report untrue.
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Posse Must Walk Home From Waco Texas
Telegraph reports from Axtell indicate Tyler posse members who left for Waco may walk home after learning George Price, linked to the Carrie Johnson assault, was reportedly in custody. Price later sent to Rusk penitentiary for safekeeping. Dan Davis, accused in the same attack, was burned by a mob in Tyler last Saturday.
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Wright in Critical State After Typhoid Fever
Dayton, May 27. Wilbur Wright’s condition turned critical early today as doctors reported high fever and unconsciousness while he fights typhoid fever. He spent a restless night under constant medical attendance with his physician expressing concern over the probable outcome of his illness.
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Kronshage-Timeline Unclear Amid Wisconsin Court Appointment Talk
Theodore Kronshage of Milwaukee conferred with Governor McGovern in Madison this morning regarding his proposed appointment to the circuit court judgeship. The governor indicated the appointment would need to be made today, but Kronshage remained unnamed at this time.
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Brides to Be Arrive from Scotland and Ireland
Thirty young women from Scotland and Ireland arrived in New York aboard the Caledonia from Glasgow. Most head west of the Mississippi and into southwestern Canada. the party was bound for Frances and surrounding points.
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Taft Assures Gomez No Intervention in Cuba
Havana reports President Gomez embraces Taft envoy notes United States will not intervene. Washington clarifies naval mobilization at Key West and Prairie dispatches aim to protect lives and property only. State Department assigns command to Colonel Karmuagay with Guantanamo actions pending Havana minister Beaupre’s guidance.
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Editor Buckley Quits Bishop Maker to Adjourn
Dr J M Buckley a famed editor reputed as the bishop maker withdraws from active church service at the Methodist Episcopal general conference in Minneapolis May 27 The body adjourns Wednesday at 1 PM as discussion continues on lay representation retirements and bishop succession and a possible new editor for the church press emerges from New York City.
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German Resident Suffers as Rebels Burn Plantations Near Santiago
May 27 Santiago Cuba reports a German subject at El Cobre loses a coffee plantation to rebel action. The plant burned. horses cattle driven off. A protest was lodged with the German consul. Earlier a Tatillo mill belonging to a German was burned by rebels.
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White at Kansas City in miners conference
John P White, president of the United Mine Workers of America, arrived in Kansas City to join the southwest coal miners and operators conference. A wage-raising contract has been agreed, with a swift settlement expected. only the arbitration price clause remains to be resolved.
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Wainwright Fire Destroys Key Downtown Buildings
A morning blaze swept the south side of second avenue in Wainwright Alberta destroying the town hall Union Bank Auditorium block Fire hall and other structures. Loss estimated at 100000 dollars. Fire origin not stated and no injuries reported. Local authorities and volunteer firefighters fought the blaze through the morning.
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Two Badger Postmasters Nominated by Taft
Special to The Northwestern from Weekington D C May 77 Taft nominates Adolph H Jensell Birnamwood and William Vanale Crandon Wisconsin postmasters.
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Kaiser sponsors new giant steel liner Imperator launch
The Hamburg-American line launched the Imperator, the world’s largest ship at 20 775 tons now, expected to displace about 32 000 tons. Captain Hans Kuser will command, with Ruger in training. the vessel measures 326 feet longer than the Washington Monument, 160 feet longer than it.
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Manitowoc Pioneer Dead
Manitowoc Wis May 27 Ibenry Mondilk a prominent businessman and long time resident died suddenly last night of heart failure. He was a Civil War veteran who operated a mercantile business here for many years. His brother John died suddenly on Milwaukee streets about eight months ago.
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Wisconsin rail commissions oppose Interstate western classification plan
Madison Wisconsin elements of the Wisconsin railroad commission join with seventeen other states in protesting the Interstate Commerce Commission proposed western classifications for freight rates. The Wisconsin group refuses to adopt the changes and files data to support their stance. They warn a uniform western system may be imposed and point to advances in freight rates for minimum and carload shipments.
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Conservative Ticket Predicted in Wisconsin Governor Race
Special to the Daily News reports Wisconsin conservatives plan a ticket for the primary contest. A definite announcement is pending until the Republican conference. Likely candidates for governor include D. L. Philipp of Milwaukee or Marcus P. Bergh of Madison.
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Cooper of Racine Named for Gettysburg Anniversary
Madison Wisconsin May clerkship notes indicate Governor McGauvern named Henry A. Cooper of Racine to act for General Frederick Winkler of Milwaukee at the Washington meeting. General Winkler was appointed earlier by former Governor Dayoueen but remained absent today. The commission will arrange the fiftieth anniversary celebration of the Battle of Gettysburg on July 1 2 4, 1513.
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Nelson Foresees Delay on Meat Inspection Inquiry
Representative Nelson said on May 27 that he expects the committee on agricultural department expenditures to withhold action for the pension on his resolution calling for a special investigation of the federal meat inspection service.
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Lorimer Evades Queries On Senate Seat
United States Senator William Lorimer, presiding over a Chicago bank, faced questioning about a reported plan to resign his seat. He replied that he felt better, avoided specifics on whether he would keep or resign, and offered no clear answer to the probe regarding talks with the vice president about resigning.
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Actor loses new trial in murder case
The U S Supreme Court declined to grant Chester J. Jordan a new trial after his conviction for murdering his wife near Boonton New Jersey His juror reportedly consumed whiskey during deliberations and was deemed insane within hours after the verdict The court also sustained government authority to cancel citizenship certificates in a separate proceeding with other major cases awaiting decision day.
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Huerta's Men in Peril Face Easy Rebel Attack
Mexican rebels claim U S arms export restrictions hinder their supplies. Federal forces pursue Orozco’s defeated army after Bellano, amid 3000 rebels in west of Torreon. Orozco advances to Bachimba threaten railway lines and bridges along the Mexican Central. Rebels retreat 239 miles. ammo shortage drives guerilla tactics near Jimines and Bachimba.
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No Baseball Tomorrow Amid Chinese Crisis and Outfield Condition
Mena London May 27 reports unrest near Wuchang with General Li headquarters and feared Republican action. Oshkosh games postponed due to dangerous ground conditions after a morning note of disorder. President Kluwin pledges a doubleheader on the first Sunday when Aurora plays the locals to keep the schedule.
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All Quiet In London Traffic at Docks Amid Provisions Move
The Associated Press reports that London remains quiet as authorities prepare to remove meat and provisions from steamers tied up by Riverside laborers. To replenish supplies a large quantity of provisions is being moved, and troops have been dispatched to landing wharves to safeguard the operation.
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Engine Stuck to Cab in Wisconsin Rail Mishap
Baraboo, Wisconsin, May 27. John Fellows, an engineer, was pinned to his cab when his engine became stuck under the car he was operating on the Mitsu Northwestern line. The train left the track as the cab toppled. Fellow’s fireman leapt free as the engine toppled. No passengers were hurt.
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Former Peruvian President López de Homana Dies Amid Election Turmoil
Lima reports the death of Alejandro Lopez de Homana, Peru's president from 1809 to 1810, as political demonstrations and rioting connected to the presidential election subside. Business and normal life resume across the country.
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Lima
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Alejanedro Lopez de Homana
Normal Examiners on Way to Grade Graduation
The committee on graduation classes of the board of normal school regents begins a two week tour to review eight normal schools for senior graduation eligibility. The Milwaukee Normal School hosted the first reception today led by Duncan McTregor C F Cary H C Hamton Emmet Horan and Secretary William Kittle.
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William Kittle
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Elgin Butter Market Quotation Declared Firm
Elgin May 27 quotation committee of the Elgin board of trade declared butter firm at a steady price. The ruling reflects stable market conditions as dairy prices hold for the period.
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