Democrats Fear Roosevelt Ghost In Nomination Battle
Washington dispatch notes Democrats weigh Taft Roosevelt clash with anxiety that Roosevelt could win Chicago and shift campaign focus to anti trust and tariff issues. They fear a clear Roosevelt platform would put Democrats on the defensive while Taft’s renomination promises a smoother race unless Roosevelt disrupts with bold proposals and strong political backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Chicago
Taft
White” House
Congress
Eim
Mr. Taft
Archbald
Judiciary Committee of the House
House
Capitol
Democratic Trust
Alphonse Custoding Chimney Construction pays fee to operate
Madison May 31 The Alphonse Custoding Chimney Construction company a Wisconsin incorporator failed to comply with state law fled its papers and paid a 325 fee to do business in the state The firm is tied to a New Jersey concern The Northern Trust company of Chicago capitalized at 2 500 000 with a work plan of 1 600 000 today withdrew from this state
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Alphonse Custoding Chimney Construction Company
Wisconsin
Jefery
Northern Trust Company of
Chicago
Socialists Organize Bank Flee With State Certificate
Milwaukee officials report a mutual savings bank in Milwaukee has fled with a certificate from the state banking department. The Commonwealth Savings Bank of Milwaukee is noted as the fourth mutual savings bank in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Madigan
Milwaukee Bocalista
State Banking Department
Orrigathon
Commonwealth Utwel Savingd Benk of
Milwaukee
Mutual Savings Bank
Wiaconaln
Sympathy for Wright Loss Causes League Buoyed
Washington May 31 The Associated Press reports President Teh received a delayed cable message from the Athletic League of Aver a sympathy note on Wrighty death in DC. The brief telegraph brings official condolences and reflections on Wrighty’s impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weahington
Associated Prema
D.C
Atrial League of Avera
Fortnight Lorimer Fight Delays Lorimer Case
Senator Kern of Indiana, leading the minority who impeach Senator Lorimer’s election, said the Lorimer race will be postponed in the Senate until Tuesday for a two week debate. Lorimer’s arrival in Washington is expected early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Kern
Indiana
Lorimer
Senate
Lorimner
Washington
Schneller for Major Advancing in August
Neemah officer J J Schneller returns from Camp Douglas where he attended officers school and announces his appointment as major of the First regiment will occur in August. He will resign as captain of Company I. The infant son of Mr and Mrs George Floor Oshkosh died of croup. Funeral services for J W Brinkerhof were held at Lewitt street residence with Rev J L Marquis officiating. Pallbearers listed. out of town attendees noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neenah
Wis
W. XN. G
J. J. Schneller
Camp Douglas
George Floor
Union Street
Oshkosh
Croup
J. W. Brinkerhof
Lewitt Street
J. L. Marquis
Charles Green
John Stilp
P. J. Ladd
David Young
H.C. Jasperson
Chas. Scott
City
J. Whitenack
Green Bay
Ella Sorenson
Shipdton
Frank Keyes
Auburn
X.X
Archbald Calm Bank Deal Under Judicial Hearing
Washington May 1 Judge Robert W Archbald during a Judiciary Committee hearing faced questions on alleged bank dealings tied to the Girard estate of Philadelphia. Witnesses described letters and meetings about leasing Girard mine banks, with James Archbald Jr as a nephew of a commerce court judge, and the panel noting the impropriety of a judge engaging in merchant banking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tress
Washington, D. C
Robert W. Archbald
Girard Estate
Philadelphia
House
Judiciary Committees
George E. Kirkpatrick
Girard
Archbald
James Archbald Jr
Lehigh Coal
Commerce Court
Atlanin
Witners
Kirkpatrick
James Archbald
William H. Truewhile
Lackawanna
Darrow and Durrow Bribery Trial Testimony
Clarence Darrow confronted by Franklin as arrest nears for alleged bribery tied to Lockwood vote. Franklin testifies Durrow gave $4,000 expected to influence McNamara defense, with Harriman, a Los Angeles mayoral hopeful, linked to the case and Durrow warned a job would arrive shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derrow
Franklin
Associated Press
Jioy Angeles
Cal
Bert
Clarence S. Durraw
Bert H. Franklin
George X. Lockwood
Darrow
Ranklin
Ticket Tangle Over Convention Tickets Sparks Uproar
Chicago May 8 The national Republican ticket controversy flared as Col Harry New denied Senator Dixon’s claim that Roosevelt’s supporters were blocked from convention admission. New said tickets are allocated by the committee with no special favors for Roosevelt. Dixon pursues resolution at the June national committee meeting in Chicago.
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iBy
Prena
Chicago
Joseph M. Waxon
Roosevelt
Col. Hivery
New
Dixon
Roosevelt National Commune
Edo
Nation Convention
Moosevelt
W. Be
Kinley
Taft
Jong Diatanes
Harmat
Harry B.new
Xut-Committee On
Colonel New
Ius
Pixon
Washington
DD. C
Joseph M. Dixon
Harry &. New
Republican Nations Committee
New York
Roones Yvell
Two Die In Canoe Accidents Near Hudson Wisconsin
In Hudson Wisconsin on May 31 Lucy Gridley twenty three a notable resident and Peter Sims of Eau Claire died in separate canoe incidents on Lake Malley and Lake St. Croix. Four Gridley sisters, Harold Stofer and J Garrity survived the capsizing. Sims an employee of local catshops disappeared after the crossing and did not survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson
Wis
Lucy Gridley
Peter Sims
Eau Claire
Misa Gridley
Iarold Stofer
J. Garrity
Lake Malley
Sims
Lake St. Croix
Chicago Man Drowns in Lake Chicago
Daniel Ahern twenty six a traveling salesman from Chicago and brother of J H Ahern Jr of Bt Pani drowned off Lake Chicago after a wind blew their boat away. The man was thought to have a cramp and sank while swimming near the boat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
St. Paul, Minn
Daniel Ahern
Chicago
J. H. Ahern, Jr
Bt Pani
Lake
Ahern
Daniel
Former assemblyman Gleason dies in Manitowoc
Manitowoc Wisconsin May 31 Ex Assemblyman Thomas O Gleason died from a stroke of apoplexy last night aged sixty five. Gleason was a prominent Democratic politician in the county for many years and held many local positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Wis
Thomas O. Gleason
Gleason
Olbrich Preparing Speech for La Follette Nomination
Madison May 371. M. B. Olbrich plans to nominate Senator La Follette for president at the National Republican convention. He is in California to prepare his oration in support of campaign work for the Nipogatin somabnd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
M. B. Obrich
Senator la Follette
California
Modern Romeo Is Shot In Houston Courtship Clash
In Houston on May 1 Lloyds Jackson was killed after allegedly paying court to Miss Moody. Miss Stazet Moorv testified her father fatally shot Jackson as he spoke with Moody on the Moody home veranda. The case centers on a fatal confrontation arising from a disputed romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
Texas
Lloyds
Jackson
Stazet Moorv
Miss Moody
Snow Clamps Chilean Andes Halt Rail Traffic
Snow in the Chilean Andes disrupts the Antofagasta railway and delays passengers for days. At Puente Del Inca in Argentina, an avalanche affected the Uspallata Pass, with mountaineers and military patrols involved as crews work to clear the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prewa
Valparaino
Premengers
Matie
Puente del Inca
Armentina
Uspallata
Jatbetel Weverel
All Cuba Vigilant Send More Marines Reported
Washington May 3. Rebel movements in Cuba prompt talk of sending U S Marines. U S forces may position a fleet of small vessels to guard rebel border zones. Taft says executive authority allows intervention if needed. Cuban government reports no major front movement by May 31. Paducah not yet reported.
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Associated Proes
Washington, D
Arc
Montegieds
Porces
di Velig
United States
Estenox
Anny Cire
Daiquiri
Knte
Guantanamo
Taft
Congress
Cuba
Fleso
Senate
En- Actin
Havana
Paducah
Pealquitt
Nashvite
Nipe Hay
Banlatxo
Daiguiri
Bachelors on Excursion by Steamer Dixie
Yousg Men's Club and guests enjoyed a pleasant afternoon and evening boat ride aboard the Steamer Dixie. About twenty one members with their young lady friends traveled up the river to Butta dee Morte for supper, then to Winterconne, spending four hours ashore before returning to Oshkosh, with Supt. and Mrs. M.N. Melver, Mr. and Mrs. HG, Senet, and Ivan Wailen of New York joining the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beelvior Club
Dixie
Butta Dee Morte
Winteconne
Oshkosh
Rivenside Park
M.N. Melver
Mire HG
Senet
Ivan Wailen
New York
New York Strike Expands to 25 Kitchen Workers
Twenty five waiters cooks and kitchen helpers from New York hotels restaurants and clubs join a strike for higher wages and shorter hours. Union leaders threaten a citywide walkout if demands are not met by tomorrow. Some hotels report temporary disruption while others hire strike breakers and prep to watch the dining rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Tt Scot
Remuiyers
Chemieevees
Yucky Qudlay
AL Shorey’s
Cauimet Club
Lote Seville
Malle Antoninette
Grrenk Northern
Khomenlyves
Anion Wiiters
Ebotels Plaga
Astor
St. Ross, Waldorf
Astoria
Bitkyeborker
Dreetors
Belmont
Jutlanm
Dmperial
Prince George
Resfin
Tollind Tansee
Flurry in the House Over Reciprocity and Roosevelt Praise
Washington discussions on Canadian reciprocity dominated House debate during the military academy appropriation action. Representatives Shackelford and Prince clashed over Taft ties and an ex-president influence. Roosevelt received praise from some, while Yardwick and others warned against recall of judicial decisions. Alaska territorial issues were also raised before Senate committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Shackelford
Missour
Senate
Taft
Prince of
Iminals
Ree Publican
Prince
Lloyd
Bhackelford
Roosevelt
Iardwick
Georgia
Mr. Jardwick
New Jersey
Iowa
Hrgan
Yardwick
Missouri
Dyer
Naebruske
Gudger
North Caroe Nhe
Rooseverc
Steenarson
Toonevelt
Alaska
Gifford Minchot
Wickersham
Senate Committee On Territories
Drank Carbolic Acid In Fatal Attempt At Suicide
An unnamed 30 year old resident of the Fifth ward was found in a frenzied condition on Arond Street after ingesting carbolic acid in a suicide attempt. He regained consciousness after medical intervention and appeared before Justice Stein. Prosecution for drunkenness and disorderly conduct proceeded, with a probation order issued for the man’s father to manage wages. A separate note mentions local disturbances and a man named Wiehting facing charges linked to beheading a horse with bridles, and a court adjournment set for June 14. Other items reference Milwaukee connections and hospital visits, with a service held for Mrs. Calties and a local resident returning from a hospital stay.
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iMennedia
Bretthauer
Mra Biail Tehmiin
Jetéon
Chiat
Stein
Witklelax
Whiam
Hatslew
Miner Coon
Appleton
Minton
Milwaukes Tor
Maure Wirel O'Dell
Milwaukee
Tamia O'Dell
Fred Calties
Trinity Lautheran Ochurch
Velonig Dev
Welmes
Sir Hurd Duis
Shehaygen
Monthes
Woman returns from six month western trip
Mrs Wu¢hmsted completed a six month journey through the west. She left Oshkost last December, traveled via Santa Maria road, saw the Grand Canyon, San Diego, and Los Angeles, visited Denver and Colorado Springs, and lingered in Chicago before returning home with Lin Kachmisted and Mex. Lin Kuehm.
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Jameson Wolnvsdsy i
Oshkost
California
Santa Merati
Grind Canyon
Arizona
San Diego
Cal
bin Menneisco
Los Angeles
Loyal Gorge
Colorado
Denver
Colo
Wnd
Tot Springs
Lrk
Chicago
Mim
Togo
Mex
Lin Kuehmste
Vanda Vavitie Road
Moline Plow unit files rail rate complaint
A branch of the Moline Plow company at Stoughton Wisconsin charged the rail rate commission that the classification on wagon and stock sales is unreasonable and unjust. The action was filed May 30 in Madlean Wisconsin as one of the state’s major rail rate disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madlean
Wis
Moline Plow Company
Stoughton
Win
Rate Commission
Arine
Opium Merchants Appeal to Government over China Abuse
Opium merchants of India claim they face danger from alleged disregard by China of existing treaties and have appealed to the government to avenge the insult. The report from Bombay dated March 31 notes merchants demand protection and action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bombay
India
China
Croeties
Avenne
Harold Spencer Happy in Appleton Visit
Harold Spencer, formerly married to Mrs. Lallintyn, arrived in Appleton with plans to visit his father after a honeymoon trip. He dismissed reports of conflict with wife and noted his Paris assignment as a future New York Herald correspondent. He said his wife may join him, and they would sail for Paris soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Wis
Harold Spencuer
Wre Lallintyn
New York
Lie Witt
Spencer
Spencer Dlu
Paris
Mr. Spencer
New York Herald
Tripoli
Thant
Territorial pioneer dies in Minneapolis at eighty three
I B Vicker a territorial pioneer and founder of Central Baptist church Minneapolis and former state legislator dies at his daughter Mrs E T Critchett's home. He was long active in a local lumber business until shortly before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
I. B. Vicker
Central Baptist Church
E. T. Critchett
Bank Exchanges Decrease In Leading U S Cities
The Danie Review previews the week’s bank exchanges in major U S cities at 2 198 978 297, down 235 percent from the same week last year and down percent from the corresponding week in 1810.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Dan‘é
Uniter States
Non Union Worker Shot In Iowa Incident
A Union Dutton worker Harry King was shot and probably fatally wounded by Otto Horghaus a non union worker at Le Claire Iowa early today. Berg haus was arromed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Daverom
Harry King
Dutton
Leclaire
Otto Horghaus
Berghaus
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National Committee
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Sexta
LaWey Gridley
Nudoun
En Claire
Olbrich
Romeo
Ledent Wover
Winder
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