Soldiers Ready for Mountaineers Amid Jackson Tension
Reports from Breathitt county and Jackson, Kentucky describe martial law conditions as soldiers guard jail and river approaches. Col Williams and Capt Greenjeat absent, Gatling and Hotchkiss guns in position. Cor respondents housed in camp tents, while authorities await confirmation on escape attempts and jury selection for Jett and White case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Roger Williams
Green- Jeat
Maddox
Jall
J. Embry Allen
Willams
Jett
White
B. J. McEwen
Small Steamer Oaklang Founders in Collision
The British steamer Oaklang founders near Cherbourg France. Ten passengers were aboard and saved after a coastwise collision with a vessel from Havre. The ship’s wreckage was indicated and the incident is being reported from May 2.
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Sranex
X. S
Tearer Oaklang
Part Stephens Teiay
Cherboure
France
Euler Beloncine
Vile de Chee
Havre
Cape la Hevery
Croatian Diet Members Publish Manifesto in Protest
In Vienna on May 24 the Croatian Reichsrat and Diet members issued a joint manifesto. They blamed popular unrest on the sad condition of Croats in the province and declared national rights have been violated.
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Iy Associated Press
Vienna
Reighsrath
Diet Fave
Croatia
Tannery Strike Violence and National Labor Rift
Violence erupts as Lachlan bodied men attack a tannery foreman at Pfister and Vogel in Milwaukee. Police intervene. one shot fired. Meantime in New York Italian strikers clash with workers on Rapid Transit tunnel work. dozen arrested. Denver convention of railway workers denounces sympathetic strikes. asserts contract protection. Union Bag and Paper mill unrest in Sandy Hill sees non union discharge demands. bridge fire follows. Chicago arbitration board shifts toward preventing a national strike by Irish handlers. Teamsters refuse to resume work amid claims strikes were individual actions.
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Associated Prees
Milwaukee
Wis
Mar Arnett
James Papas
Andrae Cantos
Gitek Tannery
Carl Berd
Pfister and Vogel
First Avenue Viadut
Blesdshed
New York
Denver
Cal
Brotherhood of
Morrix Bey
Beneficial
Sandy Hill
Union Bag & Paper Company
Presa
Pine
Wasson
Chicago
National Civic Federation Board of Arbitration
Ralph M
Chiesen
Franklin MacVeagh
William G. Schardt
Chicago Federation of Tabor
J. &. Curran
Eagie
St Louis
Bt Lovit
Kansas flood devastates cities and farms across the Midwest
Widespread floods sweep Kansas and Iowa with rivers rising to record levels. Bridges wash out, tracks inundated, and thousands face evacuation as Des Moines, Kansas City, and Topeka report significant damage. Weather bureaus warn of further downpours and worsening inundation across multiple states.
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Kansas
City
Weather Bureau
Concordia
Baker
Toronto
Osage
Kansas City
Here
Deubdtleas
Topeka
Kaw
Fruber
Rock Island
Uns ‘Point
MacFarland
Wichita
Herrington
St. Joseph
Durham
Union Pacific
Wamego
Santa Fes
Lake View
Toneka
Ottawa
Emporia
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Railway
Kansas River
Wamega
Orion
Toreka
Getter
Iowa
Des Moines
Enirk Lake
Missouri River
Fort Dodss Boline
Madrid
Culumea
Oklanoma
Esnera
Kanaan
Cal Oklahoma
Winona
Minn
Reon
Yale Declines Cambridge Athletic Meet Challenge
Yale University chairman of the graduate committee on track athletics announced the decline of a proposed joint meet with Cambridge University England. The request came Friday via Cambridge representatives and cited logistical issues and late season timing as the reasons for not pursuing the International meet.
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Br Aspociated Press
Charlie WW. Kher- HL
Yale
Tale
Golf Tournament Postponed in Racine Milwauke Wis
A scrambled dispatch from Racine Wisconsin reports the Racine Golf Club postponing a late golf championship tournament. The event moved from daily 2H and 2 to July 3 and Aggert 1, with Milwaukee hosting plans and rescheduled dates not yet confirmed.
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Milwauke
Wis
Racine
Daly
Becawee & Rerae
Milwanmes
Philippine Affairs Report By U S Infantry Chaplain
Rev Edward J Vattison chaplain of the 29th United States infantry arrived via Manila and the United States. He has conducted interviews with college delegates and prominent officers about his report on Philippine affairs.
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Ainvea
Rome
Edward J. Vattioan
Twentyninth United States Infantry
Manilla
United States
Enried College
Supreme Court Reverses In Jones Island Property Case
Milwaukee May 2 The Illinois Steel company vs Michael Jucke and wife prompts a new trial in Jones Island disputes as Supreme Court reverses lower court ruling. It holds twenty years continuous occupancy creates a title presumption against all, affecting over 160 cases pending in Milwaukee courts.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Supreme Court
Ilinois Steel
Michael Jucke
Jones Island
Winsow
Tonger
Omro Presbyterian Event Highlights Patriotic Program
May 24 Omro Wisconsin program at the Presbyterian church under the Woman's Relief corps aims to educate youth on patriotism. Memorial day program set for school grounds at 2 PM. Omro Greys reorganized and to play ball in summer with Oshkosh Stars this Saturday. James Powers serves as express messenger on St Paul division. Mrs G E Morton and children plan to return to Milwaukee. F T Tucker of Madison visited Omro friends.
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Omro
Wis
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Recehef Corps
Omre
Tames Powers
St. Paul
G. E. Morton
C. C
Thieves Ask New Trial in Eagle Horse Heist Case
In Waukesha Wisconsin Judge Dick heard arguments for a new trial for James Packard and George Davidson, convicted Eagle horse thieves. Attorneys claimed improper remarks by the prosecution and sustained defense objections. The judge postponed ruling until June 8 at 2 PM after ordering a stenographer to report Davidson's testimony.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Journal
Waukesha
James Packard
George Davidson
Davidson
Huge Naval Demonstration Hoped for World’s Fair Plans
Washington reports a rumored international naval demonstration to mark the Jamestown settlement's 300th anniversary in 1907. No U S invitations have been issued yet and Hampton Roads might host gatherings of world navies with harbor facilities ready to shelter them.
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Washington, D. C
Hampton
United States
Jamestown
Secretary Darling Comments on Bremerton Situation
Acting Secretary Darling said no immediate action will result from the Bremerton condition until the small report from Captain Ricerca, commander of the Bremerton station, arrives, likely Monday. The Pacific squadron will stay in San Francisco pending the report and further guidance.
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Morcmes
Washington, D. C
Bremerton
Darling
Ricerker
Bremerton Stasion
Paring
Pacific Squadron
Constitution Will Race After Accident Repair
The Constitution suffered an injury to its forward mast after yesterday’s race but is being rapidly repaired and is expected to start in today’s event if the conditions allow. The crew reports the topmast is to be hoisted and the ship ready for competition pending favorable weather.
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Xy Associaios Press
New York
Lone Highwayman Robbery Report on Helena Avenue
A damaged OCR fragment reports a robbery on Helena Avenue involving a United States Mail wagon and a highwayman. The brief notes a witness or traveler, Allett Mauiechanen, and references law enforcement and divine watch, with incomplete details on location, date, and outcome.
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Hatena
Mont
Helena Avenue
Allett Mauiechanen
United Tates
Wee Dei
Br& Lone
God Watch
Engine Broker Mayor Faces De deposition Pressure
Bridgeport Connecticut citizens and capitalists push to depose Mayor Mulvihill amid claims of partisanship toward labor during a recent transit strike. Allegations focus on his handling of police orders and the disruption of streetcar services endangering riders and workers.
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Mulvihill
Bridgeport
Conn
Sixty Houses Burned In Montreal Fire Losses Reach High
Fire destroyed sixty houses in Mariesville near Montreal and caused extensive damage in the city, with losses around 75 000 dollars. Four firemen were overcome and one injured after a blaze at Montreal Colton and Wool Waste company. Separate blaze damaged John Crowe and Co hay barns with hundreds of tons of hay burning and adjoining property.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Que
Mariesville
Montreal Colton and Wool Waste Company
Secon
John Crowe & Co
Wisconsin at fair and other town news at Neenah
Ex congressman A Cook of Neenah named Wisconsin commissioner for St Louis World’s Fair attends Madison meeting to allot a 200000 appropriation. Also licenses for soft drinks discussed and a 50th wedding anniversary noted. Henry Smith of Menasha reports on National Manufacturers meeting and labor concerns. Local gun club weekly shoot also mentioned.
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A. Cook
Neenah
Wisconsin
Madison
Northwestern
Neenah-Menasha
Wis
Mary
W. D. Hoard
Wisconsin Commission
Hoard
Cook
Max
Robert Brand
Orhkesh
Brand
Jesse Kevil
Center Street
Kevill
London
Winchester
Henry Smith
Menasha Wootenware Company
New York
Smith
National Manufacturers Association
National Association
Radway
Anion
Guo club ties at Brighton Beach in bird shoot
Thursday afternoon at Brighton Beach the Guo club held a shooting event. Kas son and Galpin led with 22 points each, followed by Strange Jieup Holcomb with 18 and Guenter with 16 of 25 birds. Memorial Day observances noted in Twin Cities with Oakhill graveside decorating and an afternoon program by Tey A Leonard of Menasha Congregational church.
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Guo Club
Brighton Beach
Kasson
Galpin
Strange
Jieup
Holcomb
Guenter
Twin Cities
Oakhill
Tey. A. &. Leonard
Menasha Congregational Church
Colombia Prepares to Reject Panama Canal Treaty
From Bogota sources indicate Colombia’s congress is nearly certain to reject the Panama Canal treaty in its present form. Opposition is reported as widespread with key Panamanian delegates Herrera Fabrega Teran en route to Bogota and others to follow next week.
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Associated Press
Colon
Colombia
Bogota
Seflors
Herrera
Fabrega
Teran
Panama
Congress
Organ Recital Delights Plymouth Congregational Audience
Charles Demorest of Chicago presented an artistic organ recital at Plymouth Congregational church Thursday evening. The performer, son of Rev W L Demorest, was praised for refined technique and expressive playing. Soprano Mrs Minna Schmidt and violinist Miss Lulu Blissett supported, with Clara Schmidt and Miss Lulu Runkle assisting.
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Charles Demorest
Chicago
Plymouth Congregational Church
Mr. Demorest
W. L. Demorest
Ubis City
Rapholetrides
Demo
Clara Schmidt
Lulu Runkle
Mise Blissett
Regents Hold Oral Examination At Normal School
The state board of regents visits the Normal School to examine the senior class via the annual oral quiz. Attending are Mrs Ray Stevens from Madison and officials including Fred Scheiber of Milwaukee J Q Emory Albion Mayor B Rockwood and CP Cammy the secretary of the award and superintendent for public instruction. There was no regular session this afternoon as the Memorial day program proceeded.
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State Board of Regents of the Normal School
Ray Stevens
Madison
Fred Scheiber
Milwaukee
Albion
B. Rockwood
CP. Cammy
Jailbreak attempt through wall captivates Gadive jail scene
Associated Press report from Gadive Montana dated March 3 describes George Matshall and Lewis Sutton escaping the jail by digging through a wall. The fugitives are described as desperate and possibly not to be taken alive if they surrender or are found.
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Presay
Gadive
Mont
Mar
George Mat-shall
Lewis Sutton
Inem
Comix
Fall River Notices Mention local speakers and events
Anras and Maxeer return home from Antigo while Rev. Benjamin of Appleton speaks in Fall River on Memorial Day. About twenty youths plan a boat ride on Clark's Dunks gasoline mendhe tomorrow followed by dinner at Mrs. Brown's Harwen cottage. Clara Cothy of Washington visits town and is greeted by Mer. BM. J. Del. Leg. 8 Ein ret.
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W. G. Maxeer
Antigo
A. J. Benjamin
Appleton
Oshkosh
Fall River
Wis
Reapie
Clarks Dunkel
Harwen
Merc
BM. J. del
Roosevelt Welcomed by Queued Crowds in Utah Parade
President Roosevelt arrived by special train in Salt Lake City amid cheers from thousands in the depot yards and along the streets. Governor Wells, Mayor Thompson, Col. Budd, and Secretary Wilson greeted him as mounted police and rough riders led a cross section of military and civic groups through a lengthy procession.
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Associated Preas
Salt Lake City
Roosevelt
Oregon
Wilson
South Temple Street
United States Infantry
United States Artillery Corps
National Guard of
Utah
John Q. Cannon
Roee
Fittstreet South
Statetreets
Plains
Brigham Young
President Roosevelt
High Tower Planned for Grand Central Terminal
A proposed 730 foot tower for the New York Central terminal at Forty-second Street would rise about 200 feet above the Washington Monument. The shaft measures 18 by 159 feet at the base and remains constant in width to the apex. A 27 foot wide clock dial would be left of the tower with a suggested beacon at the top.
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Acmouirkeg Remy
York
Washington Monument
New York Central Railway
Grand Central Station
Forty-second Street
Oshkosh Library Case Delayed by Supreme Court
Special to The Northwesterayd Madison Wisconsin March 2 The Oshkosh Library case involving heirs of Wis Macskai and Abbie Hasria from the probate of the Hasria Library bequest to the city was not decided today The matter will not be before the court until next term and concerns the citys library bequest dispute
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Madison
Wis
Danforth Va
Oshkow
Supreme Court
Oshkosh
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