Western football clash draws vast partisan Chicago crowd
Chicago November reports a crowded Marshall Field for the Michigan vs Wisconsin Western championship game. Michigan led by Redden and Abbott faced Wisconsin’s Abbot, Heston, and Juneau as crowds from Madison and Ann Arbor filled stands, with a vivid partisan atmosphere and early Michigan scoring.
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Green Bay Men Hurt In Milwaukee Pond Collision
An Milwaukee special reports a severe accident on the Milwaukee pond near Ankeaton and Forest Junction injuring two Green Bay men. Engineer John W. Whitney, 28, is crushed and may lose his life. Pliemuan J. Libert, 31, is badly burned and injured.
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Libert
Registration Fraud and Bribery Case Headlines
Police in St Louis ordered to appear before a grand jury over charges of fraudulent registration tied to the upcoming election. In Chicago, Captain Edward Williams fled. bonds of 12500 declared forfeited and warrants issued. A new trial motion for Luke Wheeler was continued for a week.
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Chicago
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Forrest
Wil Hames
Luke Wheeler
La Follette to Return Home Hear Returns in Madison
Governor La Follette will return to Madison Tuesday morning to hear election returns in the executive offices. General Bryant, chairman, may establish nominal headquarters there for the state central committee. State Superintendent Harvey begins apportionment of 790 400 dollars for free high schools funded by next February tax.
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Halloween Marauder Firefight In La Crosse District
A property owner in La Crosse opened fire on a crowd of boys attempting to tear into a sidewalk. Tony Gachmann, fifteen, was struck and seriously wounded. Fifty Halloween marauders were arrested last night and will face charges of malicious destruction of property.
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Railroading in Rural Jasans described on Japanese narrow gauge line
A travel note recounts a twenty mile rail run between Atami and Yoshihama in Tzu province Japan. The writer describes the train, engineers, coolies, and scenery, noting the impact of rail transport on local life during a rapid 12 mile march and a 1,500 year temple visit.
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Roosevelt Turkey Hunt and Bull Run Tour at Virginia Preserve
President Theodore Roosevelt and Secretary Root join a turkey hunting trip near 1560 acre Hull Run battlefield area in Virginia. They travel by rail toward Manassas with General Rixey and Sheriff Leach aiding, plan to visit Henry House for lunch and later explore Bull Run battle sites with Henry Sean detailing historic spots.
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Hull Run
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Battle of Bull Run
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Battleship American Boy funds mismanaged by schools
Cincinnati boy W Rankin Goode, leader of the battleship American Boy drive, reports funds collected from schoolchildren have not been kept by school principals and attempts to return the money to donors have failed. He plans to hand the money to the McKinley Memorial fountain committee.
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Tribune
Chncinnati
W. Rankin Goode
Cincinnati
McKinley Memorial Fountain
Landmark Destroyed in Fire at Neerah Menasha Mill
Fire last evening destroyed the eld Kimberly four mils along the waterpower line at Neerah Menasha Wisconsin. The inferno, suspected arson, caused about 5000 in loss with insurance partially covering damage. The mill, built more than fifty years ago, produced paper and pulp for the Winnebago Paper Company.
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Neerah-Menasha
Wis
Kimberly
Noengh
Winnebago Paper Company
Chamberlain Parley Mix in London Amid Silver Pessimism
London reports detail a planned welcome for Chamberlain with banquets and processions, while British markets highlight a drop in silver to the lowest price in history. Analysts attribute the decline to the Chinese indemnity payments and reduced demand, with exports and imports substantially reduced this year.
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New York
le Coronel Seeen
Gary Chamberlain
London
Guild Hall
Colonial Institute
Birmingham
Chamberlain
Balfour
Therman
Journal of Commerece
China
L.stead
Anniversary Observed by Danish Society in Waupaca
The Danish society in Waupaca Wisconsin celebrated its twenty third anniversary with a banquet Thursday and a closing ball Friday night. Patterson, son of Mrs Rose, attended the rally. Governor La Follette was a guest of A G Nelson of the state lair during his stay yesterday.
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Eday
De Wet Starts for Africa
General De Wet sails from London for South Africa amid cheering crowds as Britain prepares to intensify anti guerrilla actions.
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Africa
Electric panels and social events spotlight New York news
Page by page glimpse shows The Electrie in New York, Washington letters, social events, fashion notes, church announcements, and week in sport and drama. Readers find markets, notices, and local features across pages 1 through 14 with numerous named items and groups.
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Women's Federation Meetian
Thanksgiving Pie Richees and Pumpkin Centerpiece
The passage contrasts pumpkin and mince pies as the main dishes for Thanksgiving with apple and cranberry varieties in supporting roles. It describes pumpkin pies plated in small crust shells and mince pies in a large plate with lattice decoration, noting the festive effect and the mood set by generous hospitality.
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Molineux Case In Court With Engagement Ring Testimony
The trial resumed as Roland Molineux faced questions about his engagement to Miss Cheseborough and the time of giving an engagement ring. Attorney Osborne pressed witness lines while Molineux recalled dates from 1895 to 1898 and a romantic letter to Miss Sadie Sheffler. The judge adjourned and the court will reconvene Wednesday.
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Barnet
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Sadie Sheffler
Eudden
Lindsay Parker
Brooklyn
Milwaukee Opium Joint Raided on Sycamore Street
Police raided a Chinese opium joint at 129 Sycamore Street in Milwaukee at dawn. Eva Barron and Dulch Witte, both about 22, were arrested with Tom Lee proprietor, and inmates Charles Chinn and Li Chung. Lee fined 59 dollars while the women paid 25 dollars each. the Chinamen were sent to the house of correction.
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Eva Barron
Dulch Witte
Tom Lee
Charles Chinn
Li Chung
Lee
River Street
House of Correction
Mine Cave-In Traps Ten Miners in Butte
Ten miners escaped injury in a severe cave-in at Heinz’s Barus mine in Butte Montana. Masses of rock and debris continued to slide as the ground bore down, with the hardest collapse in the history of the district.
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Barus
Butte Mines
Mysterious Iowa Man Joseph Philpotts Silent Life
The report tells of Joseph Philpott who died near Creaton after a life spent as a mute man. Born deaf to speech yet hearing, he never spoke or moved purposefully though he showed awareness of events, feared storms, and enjoyed music. His education failed and a romantic attachment preceded a gradual decline before death. Physicians could not diagnose his condition.
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Protecting the Ballots in Delaware Elections
Arming guards over ballot bundles in Sussex and Kent counties as the official ballots arrive. Fire proof ballot boxes protect the supply, with distribution to election boards starting Monday after tamper precautions.
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Vessel Yoshimi Maru Ablaze Rescued Japanese Crew
The transport Crooks rescued the Yoshimi Maru and most of its Japanese crew as the burning steamer sank off Manila Bay after departing Manila. The Japanese crew abandoned ship early but were saved by Crooks crew who ferried them to Nagaraki.
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Davidson at Menasha leads 280 fans at Germania
Neonah Manisha Wis Nov 1 Cangrersman James H Davidson drew about 280 enthusiastic supporters to the Germania opera house in Menasha for an address. Lake acted as temporary chair and Silas Bullard introduced the speaker who urged tax equalization and Australian ballot primaries as reforms.
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Tong
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Theresa Schae
Plague of Sore Eyes at School Meeting
New York health officials report a scare over conjunctivitis likened to a plague. Speakers warn home and school spread via shared lead pencils and desks, while education leaders seek thorough treatment without harming student health or learning. about 14,996 pupils have been excluded since school year start.
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Europe
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Engine Run Near Chicago Collison Kills One
An early today crash at Clybourne avenue and Wright Wood street involved a Clybourne electric car and a switch engine on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line. One man died en route to hospital and several others were injured as the car was crushed at the tracks.
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Henry Ya
Actor's Daughter Dead in London Warcaret Kendall Dies
Kendall, the actor and manager also known as I Nteator Kendall and later Mint Hunter Kendall, died yesterday in London. The report notes his role as factor and manager and marks his death in the capital.
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Forgery Claims Linked to Odendale Grain Firm Collapse
New Orleans reports that the Odendale Company, a major grain exporter, faces liquidation amid alleged forgery by a senior official. Banks hold about 150000 to 155000 in loans backed by forged bills and warehouse receipts, prompting a major loss and the official’s departure from the city. J F Odendahl, longtime board of trade figure, led the firm which operated in Kansas City, St. Louis, and Chicago.
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Board of Education seeks new south side school and space
The Board asks the Common Council to direct the Public Works Department to secure a suitable building for two new Thirteenth ward schools on the south side of the river. They consider renting a church basement for overflow at $20 to $25 monthly and to remove the partition to improve light and ventilation.
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Oshkosh Orators Speak at Woodmen Hall
Nekial Wisconsin November 2 Special to The Northwestern J W Hutchinson C D Jackson and C D Cleveland Jr of Oshkosh spoke on campaign issues to a large audience in Woodmen's hall Ring Te evening Also mentions local residents and visitors with brief notes on travels and teaching progress including vocal instruction and forthcoming meetings
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C. D. Jackson
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Prictlia Enls
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Fair weather outlook with scattered showers this afternoon
The forecast notes waning winds and a mix of light rain this afternoon followed by a fair Sunday. Temperatures are expected to rise into mild evening hours with variable winds.
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