Alarm Over Czolgolsz in Canton Sparks Police Alert
Canton Ohio May 29 news dispatch reports unconfirmed rumors that Michael Czolgolsz brother of Leon Czolgolsz may be in Canton for Memorial Day. Government Secret Service and local police deny any concrete evidence but remain vigilant to protect President Roosevelt during his Canton stay and funeral events for Mrs McKinley.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Michael Czolgolz
New Castle
Czolgosz
Canton
Secret Service
Michael Czolgosz
Leon Czolgosz
President McKinley
Peter G. Dick
Michael Colgosz
McKinley
Sutton
Federal Secret Service
Smith
Roosevelt
Button
Justica Day
Supreme Court
Inspector Sutton
Michael Czobosz
Judge Day
United States
Frank Chandler
Czalgosz
Marshal Chandler
Cantona
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Pittsboro
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Washington
West
Poiles McQuade
Youngstown
Ellwood
City
New Castle Junction
Safeguar
Root
Garfield
Wilson
Uy Arem Bern
Chicago
President and party head east on Cleveland line for Canton visit
At 11 09 a m on the regular Baltimore and Ohio train the party car detached at Akron Junction and was slitetracked. At 12 04 the president's car joined a southbound Cleveland Terminal and Valley railroad train for Canton. From East Akron the president waved to a gathered crowd on the rear platform. Fairbanks reports the vice president will meet him in Indianapolis tomorrow at 10 50 am and accompany him from Canton. Greenwich decorates for the presidential visit.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Akron Junction
Cleveland Terminal and Valley Railroad
Canton
East Akron
Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Ind
Charles W. Fairbanks
Cleveland
Big Four Railway
Greenwich
Strike of Machinists on Louisville & Nashville Railway
May 29 reports a general strike ordered by Vice President Buckalew affecting 600 to 700 machinists on the Louisville and Nashville line. About 245 workers in South Louisville shops walked out, with additional action across Montgomery, New Orleans, Mobile, and Birmingham. Fifteen quit in Cincinnati as part of the same disruption.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Buckalew
O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
Southville
Montgomery
Ala
New Orleans
Mobile
Birmingham
Cincinnati
Cort
Louieville & Neashville Railway
Murder Charge Opens For Halt Lumber Chief
Special from Marinette reports Gustave Cecil, superintendent of Halt Lumber Co of Quonto, Milwaukee, faces trial in Green Bay for the murder of Roy Guthle. The May 81 fist fight at Oconto led to a fatal head strike by Cecil as Undersheriff Johnson failed to separate two boys. Guthle died that night. Cecil was arrested and the case sent to Brown County for trial amid graft-interest anticipation.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Marinette
Green Bay
Hastings
Gustave Cecil
Halt Lumber Company
Qeonto
Roy Guthle
Eastman & Martineru
Cecil
D G Classon
Appleton and Gilland Chase
Oronto
William Morris
Harry Byrny
Oconto
Johnson
Mr Cecil
Roy Guthis
Guthic
Sitio
Ceecil
Brown County
Strike collapses as Longshoremen return to work in Philadelphia
The Merchants and Mineral company Longshoremen strike in Philadelphia largely collapsed, with many workers resuming duties. Italian longshoremen brought from Baltimore helped load delayed ships, housed on a railway float in the Delaware River with passenger cars for accommodation.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Merchants and Mineral Company
Delaware River
Baltimore & Ohio Railway Company
Baltimore
Famine of Flowers in Wisconsin Memorial Day Dilemma
Milwaukee dispatch reports a rare flower shortage as graves and memorials face a drought of blooms. Backward summer causes no local blossoms, prompting residents to import flowers from south and noting rotting corn and potatoes with replants needed. Strawberries appear doomed for the season.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Waupaca
General Kureki to visit Milwaukee on Friday
General Baron Kureki will be Milwaukee's guest for five hours today. He and his party arrive at 11 a.m. and depart for Chicago at 4 p.m. The program includes a public reception at city hall square a driving sightseeing trip a visit to the National Soldiers' home the Milwaukee Press club and a luncheon at the Hotel Pfister.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Baron Kureki
Chicago
City Hall Square
National Soldiers’ Home
Milwaukee Press Club
Hotel Pfister
Voluntary wage increase at Chippewa Valley Electric
A Journal special from Eau Claire reports Chippewa Valley Electric Co announces a voluntary wage rise for conductors and motormen from 15 to 17 cents per hour, with a 60 cent daily wage for long-time workers. The move is effective for those with extended service.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Eau Claire
Chippewa’ Valley’ Electric Company
Buy Big Timber Tract Article Fragment
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a real estate or timber tract sale in Oregon with names and firms obscured. The readable bits reference a buyer, land parcel, and a regional context, suggesting a mid 20th century mining or timber industry notice. Conveys sale action and local company involvement without clear dates or complete entities.
Murder Mystery of Armenian Priest in New York
The body of an Armenian priest, believed to be Rev. Father Caspar, was found suffocated in a trunk in a furnished room on West Thirty seventh street. Police, including the West Thirty seventh Street station, pursue multiple theories including robbery and sectarian feud. two men are suspected and an arrest is expected soon.
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New York
Father Caspar
No. Weal Thirty-seventh Street
West Thirtyseventh Street
Ictim
Jersey City
McKinley Memorial Rites Mark Canton Tribute in May
Mrs Ida Saxton McKinley's body rests beside the late president in West lawn cemetery receiving vault. A distinguished crowd attends simple services at the Market Street home with President Roosevelt Vice President Fairbanks and governors among the mourners. Secret service and police guard the gathering as banks schools and parks halt business for the ceremonies.
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Associated Press
Canton
Ohio
Ida Saxton McKinley
President McKkinsey
Westlawn
McKinsey
Market Street
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Govgernor Harria
Mec Asary
Davis
Root
Wilson
Garfield
Corbin
Loeb
Isle of
Dr. Luxtort
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. Holmes
Judge
Frenry W.W. Harter
John C. Dueber
Joseph Blozhele
Robert A. Cassidy
George B. Frease
McKinley
Austine Lynch
Shielda
C. C. Bow
Secretary of the Treasury Cartelyou
Nault
Rf Staten
Zion City property sale sought amid Dowie split amid plan to reorganize church
A petition before Judge Sandia seeks authority for Receiver John Hately to sell Dowie era Zion City holdings in Muskegon and elsewhere to aid reorganization. An injunction may bar Mrs Dowie and trustees from contesting actions that would place property beyond the receiver.
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Associated Pros
Chicago
John Alexander Dowly
John
Hately
Sandia
Unita States
Avon City
Wilbur Glenn Wotton
Church of Zion
Dowte
Roucitt Bealdes
Tramediain
Tha Dowla
Bea
Jana Dowle
Wlan Ja
John A. Lewla
Ly Tle
Tis
Frund
Muskegon
Mich
Dowie
Lewis
Zion
Peage
Confession Denied by Henry Becker in Elmhurst Murder Case
Henry Becker, after a full confession to a Flushing magistrate, claimed innocence of the murder of Amel Staiteldt in Elmbur, Illinois. The magistrate noted inconsistencies, Becker admitting only striking with the knife back and denying intent to kill. Becker is held for the grand jury without bail.
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Preus
Amel Staiteldt
Flushing
Henry Beeler
Connorton
Becker
Body identified in Browhgylite drowning case
Four bodies were found at Browhgylite Minnesota twelve miles south of Milwaukee. The body identified today is Walltred an Camp a saloon keeper who drowned in the Mississippi with Biles Fos Wright weeks ago.
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Milwaukee
Wiig
Cfpsne
Browhgylite
Minn
Here
Biles Fos Wright
Steamer Kalser Wilhelm Floated Off Lower Bay
The steamer Kalser Wilhelm drifted near the lower bay last night then was floated this morning without paying extra fees beyond engine dues. The vessel appeared undamaged and sustained no apparent harm.
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Ag Griatea Wrens
New York
Kalser Wilhelm
Bakers Strike Affects Thousands In Berlin
Berlin at midnight saw journeymen bakers strike, about 2,500 bakeries hit and more than 5,000 workers idle. They demand a minimum wage of 5.75 dollars per week, a ten to twelve hour workday, and one day’s rent per week.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Pakers
Suspect in Custody in Kaspar Vartanian Murder
A man matching the New York police description of Sarkis Ermoylan was arrested at a Chicago pawnshop at Clark and Van Buren. He denies Armenian ties, claims to be Greek named John Geranian, and allegedly pawned a watch before attempting to redeem it. He remains in custody pending further inquiry.
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Chicago
Ill
Sarkis Ermoylan
New York
Walter Kaspar Vartanian
Clark and
van Buren
Vartanian
John Geranian
Molten Metal Explosion Injures Three at Furnance Plant
Three men were injured, one possibly fatally, by a molten metal explosion at the Federal Furnace company plant near One Hundred and Eighth Street and the Calumet river in Chicago. The blast released molten metal into the water, and workers narrowly prevented a worse outcome.
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Associ Prosa
Chicago
Federal Furnace Company
One Hundred and Eighth Atreat
Calumet River
President Roosevelt greets workers at New Castle shops
At New Castle Junction on May 29 President Roosevelt greeted a gathering of workers from the Dallimore and Ohio railway shops. The presidential train was late and remained only a few minutes, with the president cheerfully acknowledging the assembled machinists before moving on.
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Associated Press
New Castle
Me &S
Roosevelt
New Castle Junction
Dallimore & Ohioa
Supreme Court to Hear Spink and Banderah Appeals
In April term circuit court, Margaret A Spink sued Wisconsin Central Railway for 38000 over a fall at the depot. Jury awards were 200 and 4750 in two actions. Motions for new trials and for judgment notwithstanding the verdict were denied. Both parties excepted. appeals to the supreme court likely.
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Margaret A. Spink
Wisconsin Central Hallway Company
Burnell
Metha Banderah Va
Wisconsin, Central Railway Company
Julee Burnell
Spink
Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Mina Banderah Sual
Bothenrag
Supreme Court
Settlement of Estates in Winnebago County Probate Court
In Winnebago County Probate Court Joseph Isleweger seeks final account as administrator of the George Panay estate and distribution of residue to entitled heirs. Werman Henke probate admitted. Beatrica Witalg han appointed menatrix with $1,000 bond. Carrie Malikowsky named administratrix with $200 bond. W. N. Powers guardian for Anita Willwock with $600 bond for sale of Anla Villwoort property. Searles and Harvey Jones named appraisers for Benjamin Jones estate. Edith Jones appointed administratrix.
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Joseph Isleweger
George Panay A
Wilbo
Werman Henke
Beatrica Witalg Han
John Witzig
Aimo
Carrie Malikowsky
Abna Malkowsky
W. N. Powers Han
Anita Willwoclk
Anla Villwoort
J. Tt. Searles
Flarvey Jones
Anppratsere
Lnte
Benjamin Jones
Utlen
Edith Jones
Unusual Honor for Civil War Veteran Surgeon
Battle Creek report says Dr Joseph Reed of Battle Creek Mich was made an honorary member by the unit he fought against. Reed served with the Fourteenth Michigan and took part in Thompson's Station, a Civil War battle misnamed as Sprince III, where his regiment captured the Nineteenth Michigan.
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Associated Press
Battle Creck
Mich
Joseph Ho
Lattle Crevic
Clinax
Miche Thedotor
Reed
Thompson
Tron
Sprince
Teed
Veteran inhaled gas in Washington death note
Fy Associated Progs reports seventy year old Fy Skinner a survivor of Stonewall Jackson's brigade and Medal of Honor recipient died today in Washington. He from Malifaxy county Vai was noted for heavy drinking and estrangement from his wife. He had about twenty five years in government service.
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Washington, D. C
William WooSkinner
Stonewall Jackson
Aulelda
Malifaxy County
Vai
Ife
Extra service to Riverside cemetery announced
Winnebago Traction will run extra service to Riverside cemetery tomorrow afternoon Memorial Day. Birk says a 70 minute service may be added if needed. Open cars and frequent departures from Main and High Streets and from the corner of Wich and West Albany Street.
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Ttma
Winnebago Traction Company
Riverside Cemetery
Matin
Igh
Orators Selected for Hicka Monument Dedication
The planning committee announces that Lieut Gen Arthur Macarthur of Milwaukee and Bishop Samuel Fallows of Chicago will give addresses at the Hicka monument unveiling. The dedication date remains undecided awaiting Colonel Hicks the donor’s arrival.
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Hicka
Arthur Macarthur
Milwaukee
Samuel Fallows
Chicago
Colonel Hicks
Carpenters Win Strike For Eight Hour Day
Newark May 29 The journeyman carpenters strike which began May 1 ended in a full victory for the men. The strike secured an eight hour day at sixty cents an hour plus a half holiday Saturdays, death pay for overtime and holidays, and a four day con…
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Associated Progs
Newark
N. J
Journaymen
Trust Problem and Terminal Bill Debates In Assembly
Madison May 2. Reports from the Wisconsin legislature show social Democrats proposing a national take over of trusts and monopolies via an educational memorial bill. Milwaukee City Attorney Kelly backs a terminal railways measure, while a Senate committee delays action on a rival railroad condemnation bill. The utilities and telephone company provisions trigger expected floor battles as committees report without firm recommendations.
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Madison
Wis
Congress
Brogldhvusern
Senate Committee
Senate
Kelly
Milwaukee
Senate Committee On Transportation
Committee On
Assembly
Debtor Sentenced in San Francisco Synagogue Case
Sentencing deferred for two weeks in San Francisco as Abraham Teg pleads guilty to extorting 1175 from Joseph Malfando proprietor of Delmenicos restaurant. Judge Dunne presiding with Attorney Heney requesting postponement while intent to proceed on related bribery charges looms for Pacific Telephone executives and Home Telephone company matters.
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Associates Press
San Francisno
Cal
Abraham Teg
Dunne
Jewish Synagogue
Joseph Malfand
Delmenicos Restaurant
Avmintant Dietrich
Heney
Ust
Bale
Finlsey
W. W. Sanderson
Walagy
Delphin Mc Delmag
Scehlessinger
Scehlessinger & Ntumphres. ' On Application of Attorney Schlesse
Halsey
De Costa Sentenced in Hartje Divorce Case Fallout
In Plilaburg Pennsylvania on May nine William B De Costa a colored man convicted of perjury linked to the Dufford Hage case a former associate of Augustus Martle was sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary Ione also serves a penitentiary term linking to the Hartje divorce proceedings end of a sensational chapter in the series of events.
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Associated Press
Plilaburg
William B. de Tosta
Dufford Hage
Augustus Martle
Ure Yernra
Ione
de Costa
Hartje
Argentine Delegates Seek 1910 Buenos Ayres Conference
Buenos Ayres reports that Argentine delegates to The Hague are instructed to press for an international conference in 1910 to unify domicile rulings and reconcile with formal nationality.
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Buenos Ayres
Associated Press
May
Hague
Receiver for airline line seeks court action
A petition for receiver for the Chicago New York Air line railway was filed before Judge Windes of the circuit court today by ten stockholders of that company. The court set the matter for hearing next Friday morning.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Chicago-New York
Windes
Circuit Court
Weather forecast for Wisconsin and installments of showers
Forecast calls for light showers tonight and Thursday with gradually warmer temperatures. Variables include sun and breezes, with a high near the afternoon and low temperatures expected overnight. Public weather bulletin shows time stamped observations around 1 pm and 7 am.
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Sam
Dale
Steymaay
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