Roosevelt Will Aid Insurgents Cause in Meeting Request
Washington dispatch reports Theodore Roosevelt inviting a New York Republican insurgent to meet in New York after Roosevelt’s June 13 arrival in America. The letter, written in London, hints Roosevelt may back insurgent aims and possibly campaign in fall districts. He asked to keep text private to avoid embarrassment.
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Washington, D. C
Hamilton Fish
New York
Theodore Roosevelt
York
Fish Roosevels
Speblon
Congress
Peesidene Roosevelt
London
House of Representatives
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Europe
M. Roosevelt
Rebuffs Great Northern in Sleep Car Rates Hearing
St Paul Minn March 28 Judge San born Judge Adams Jesse Hook of the United States circuit court postponed the hearing of the application of the Great Northern Railway company for an injunction to restrain the interstate commerce commission from putting into effect the reduction in sleeping car rates until June 6.
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Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Sanborn
Adams
Jesse Hook
United States Circuit Court
Toda
Great Northen Realina
Interstate Commerce Commission
Manitowoc Theater Negotiations Reported in City
A special to the Northwestern from Manitowoc says a theater syndicate is negotiating with the opera house management to secure control of the house and it is said the syndicate may take over either current theater in the city.
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Milwa
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Abert Theater Syndicate
Opera House
Eithel House
City Plans Pay Increase for Two Departments
The message outlines a planned raise affecting two city departments starting soon. Details are unclear due to garbled text but indicate a general pay hike initiative coordinated by city officials.
Preparations for War Between Panama and Ecuador Escalate
AP dispatches from Quito report continued war prep by both sides with an inevitable conflict seen by officials. Washington notes rising military activity and diplomatic strain as the region braces for possible confrontation.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Mar Giepatches
Quito
Ecuador
Pan
Wind Stops Curtiss Flight in New York
Glenn H. Curtiss halted his flying attempt in New York this morning due to a sudden wind shift. The plan was to begin shortly after 3 oclock, but the change forced a postponement.
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Associated Prees
Glenn H. SiHnet
New York
Washburn Postmaster Nominated in Washington
Special to The Northwestern reports President nominates Nels Nelson for postmaster at Washburn, Washington, D. C. The nomination is announced on May 28 with F. W. C. as the source. Nelson's appointment would fill the local federal office pending Senate action.
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Washington, D. C
Prest
Nels Nelson
Washburn
Parents Reach Daughter's Side After Long Journey
Mr and Mrs W J Chalmers arrived from Carlsbad Germany to be at the bedside of their daughter Mrs Norman Williams Jr today. They traveled in a heavy hour long journey. The daughter was found in an encouraging condition with recovery predicted.
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Associated Prage
W. J. Chalmers
Airs
Norman Willams Jr
Carlsbad
Germany
Williams Wes
Wes
Milwaukee Taft movement browses 1912 convention plans
The Jour mal reports a Milwaukee Taft Republican effort considering a new convention in 1912 or when advisable. A party designation and ballot placement depend on endorsees and votes. The piece notes opposition lines with La Follette and McGovern, amid intraparty debate.
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Milwaukee
Wis
la Follette
Bir
McGovern
Ile Follette
Wolter Receives Respite In Murder Case
Albert Wolter will not be electrocuted during the week of June 7 as Rach Wheeler, the condemned man’s counsel, has filed an appeal. Attorney White served notice of appeal, and the court of appeals will decide whether Wolter is granted a new trial or not.
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Associacea Press
New York
Albert Wolter
Rach Wheeler
Hiat
White
Court of Appeals
Walter Shil Belivern
Man Arrested After Barricade At Home Shootings
Clinton May 28 Elmer Lison shot and wounded May Ringson in her home this morning. Police officer Lorenz was seriously wounded when trying to arrest him. Lison barricaded himself in a room and held off police and sheriff's deputies for hours before surrendering.
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Clinton
Alay
Elmer Lison
Seiles
May Ringson
Lorenz
Sheriff's Department
Gunboat Near Bluefields
Colon March 28 The United Sea arrived here with troops of Nicaragua under General near Genis in the region near Bluefields and Managua reporting a maritime force deployment.
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Associated Press
Colon
Mar
Neargenis
Milwaukee lumberman’s wife breaks arm in incident
A report from Milwaukee states that Jane Mrs. Julia Loy, a widow and noted lumberman’s spouse, was injured with a broken arm on Thursday. Details are sparse but the event involves W. Mar Wisconsin and a Milwaukee publication.
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The
Northwestern
Milwaukee
W. Mar
Wisconsin
Jane
Julia
Loyte
A. P. Low
Memorial parade of veterans shortens route in York
York May 28 Associated Press reports the annual Memorial parade of veterans proceeds with a shortened route and participation from local posts as seen in morning observations. Officials emphasize discipline and decorum during the events despite light turnout.
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Y Associated Press
York
Whi Jay
Miners Settle Strike in Pittston Region
In Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania on March 28 a settlement ended a miners strike in the Pittston area. The news brought rejoicing from business leaders and residents as normal commerce resumed after the stoppage.
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Associated Press
Wilkesbarre
Pittston
Full Leased Wire Report of the Associated Press
The excerpt presents a concise wire service digest from the Associated Press, likely covering multiple brief items. It includes standard agency shorthand, entity names, and brief summaries of events, with emphasis on quick, factual reporting and neutral tone.
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Ceives
The
Associ
Chart History of the Stage of Water in Lake Winnebago
The chart shows thirty years of Lake Winnebago water levels with annual high and low extremes. It notes regulation by the Oshkosh gauge system and the dam crest, with mean discharges around 200 000 to 306 000 cubic feet per minute. An interview with Mr Mann and details appear on page two.
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Winnebago
United States War Department
LL Maen
Lake Wintebago
Mann
Peer Sare
Menu
Oshkesh
Fox River
Ballinger Victim Closing for Defense in Ballinger Pinchot Probe
Washington reports on the Ballinger Pinchot investigation where attorney Vertrees argued defense merits. He contends Cunningham Alaska claims were properly handled and Ballinger acted in good faith amid disputes over water power sites and related testimony before the committee.
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Conninxhaw
Cabinnet
Washington, D. C
Ballinger- Pinchot
John J. Nerivees
Rbal 7
Ballinger
Ihmingham
Alaska
Lor de D. Brandeis
George W. Pep
Vertrees_ i
McCall
Massachusetts
Olson
Oscar Lawler
Pp. Connelly
Connedig
Concommitte
Connelly
Pali
Avery
Interior Department
Cuoniacham
Aliomes
Guaegenheim
West
Mr. Vertrees
Platteville Sets First In State Declamatory Contest
Special to The sa Fond du Lac Miss Inez Piquett reports Platteville district taking first place in the state declamatory contest at Henry Boyle theater Friday. Ruth Whitewater district took second. selections included The Sign of the Cross and The Bishop. Other participants listed from Fond du Lac Oshkosh Wausau Black River Falls and Ashland. Mother Ruth founder of the Sisterhood of the Nativity dies at eighty four after long illness. funeral arrangements likely for Tuesday at the convent.
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Sa Fond du Lac
Inez Piquett
Plaueville
Ruth Whitewater
Edna Hiatt
Sheboygan
Milwaukee
Henry Boyle Theater
Marguerite Mahoney
Fond du Lac
Oshkosh
Tourist Stampede On Europe Rush Sparks Global Travel
The Associated Press reports a surge in interest to Europe as thousands of travelers in the United States plan trips abroad amid a booming global travel demand. Airlines and tour operators note heightened bookings and extended wait times through spring.
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Associated Press
New York
Mery
Europe
United States
The Week's Social in Amsterdam and Oshkosh
A condensed social column notes Mengsha Elna preparing books and magazines, tourists visiting Amsterdam and Oshkosh, church services Sunday, theatrical items and a short story, funeral news for King, sport items, conference cycle of a dry year, tuberculosis prisoners breaking jail, a steamboat overturn, and a Memorial Day program.
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Mengsha Elna
Plan of Memorial Day Parade and Ceremonies
Oshkosh memorial day plan outlines parade along South Main Main and Algoma Streets with E M Crane as orator and John C Vous as master of ceremonies at Riverside Cemetery Two bands prepare to alternate in prayer for marchers Old soldiers to converge and military bodies to take position Local dignitaries including Mayor John C Voss Prof W C Herwitz Postmaster E M Crane and Rev Edward H Smith are listed as participants Arrangements coordinated by George Loper marshal Parade starts at 1 30 PM if weather permits with armory fallback Detailed routes formations and divisions are described with units assembling along Main Street and the west side of Riverside Cemetery and the Deutscher Kaiser band waiting for young women to take the line
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John C. Vous
Riverside Cemetery
Antos
John C. Voss
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Pricain Overture
Arion Thecation
Peter F
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Reading
Lincolns Gettyeburg
W. C. Herwiitson
E. M. Crane
Edward H. Smith
George Leper
Oshkosh
Ances
Armory
PLA
Plummer
Ellenwood
John W. Qeams
Aer City
Nemitaz
Capt
Wester
Xi Yue Grand Army
Sieiny Street
Gift
Algoma Street
George Lower
Mr. Loper
Election Law Extracts Extend to Primary Elections
Law extracts discuss applying caucus and special election provisions to primaries, including penalties for violations by individuals and corporations. Prosecutions fall to county district attorneys, with fines to fund school accounts and restrictions on corporate status for violators. The notice cites penalties for voters and officials, and requires posting of the law in election booths.
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Wiseehare
Wom Hong
Pricon
Supreme Ne
Enurt
Rerson
Impire
Vriberg
Seeton
Eletore
Mir Sail
Ja Iteral
Board of Regis
Arion
Senate
Election Board
Parade Formations and Route on South Main Street
The parade forms with Major J A Nemitz and Cape W A Marden at key corners on South Main Street between Eighth and Ninth. It travels north on South Main to Algoma Street then northwest to Riverside Cemetery, where it ends after reaching the G A. Soldiers march, play dirges, then quicken tempo to the cemetery. Transportation available for veterans and noted civic figures.
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Eighth
Ninth Streets
J. A. Nemitz
Ninth
South Main Streets
Cape
W. A. Marden
Eighth and
Main Street
Algoma Street
Algoma
Riverside Cemetery
G. A
Lincoln Mar
Wwest
Algoma Sireev
Terans
Mar
WLS
Grand Army
Trent-Sight
PO Rasien
Goarse
Milwaukee boxer showdown reports mixed results
News from Manitowoc notes Stevens of Milwaukee fell asleep in the second round while slugging Rowan, a planned January bout not delivered. Sailor Kelly of Milwaukee defeated Jerzy N in four rounds, with Kelly dominating. Green Bay’s Kid Morris fought Nelson, but injured a finger in the match.
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Mibwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc
Stevens
Milwaukee
Rowan
Sailor Kelly
Jerzy
Kelly
Skrid Morris
Green Bay
Nelson
Plan to revive Automgbile Speedway project announced
Plans for a revived speedway in Mani town, boasting a new institute and active project development. Officials announced formation of a steering group and timelines for safety, funding, and construction, with emphasis on community impact and infrastructure upgrades.
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Jeumnai
Manitowwod
Sais
Shere Speedway
Tormgiareyt
Prish
Will Deneen Reply to Tesar Speech Text
The fragment notes that Will Deneen said he would reply to a speech by Tesar, claiming a full answer would be provided. It hints there is nothing good about a claim when one is tired, though the garbled text also mentions the odor of cabbage in the context.
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Sn 1
H. ‘. Jones
Soidavita
Imade
Ballinger
Cunningham
Fie
Schwartz
A.frorerner
Tesar
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