Playoff Hope Hinges On Tie Game Decision
Cincinnati dispatch reports the National League directors ruled the New York Chicago protest game a tie and allowed a rescheduled playoff if requested by New York. The decision affects pennant race standings as Chicago and Detroit contend for the title with rain threats and gate-side seat rushes shaping the day.
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Abbott Loses Bid to Block Ballot Listing
In a ruling by Judge Reedie, Abbott failed to obtain an injunction preventing Reedie from appearing on the ballot for the Republican commissioner race. The court found Abbott did not present a strong enough case to justify freezing the ballot despite allegations of Reedie’s majority and the need for a recount. The decision allows Reedie to remain on the official ballot.
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Uwe
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Supreme Court
Beedle
State W C T U Elects Officers at Milwaukee Meeting
A Wisconsin state W C T U convention closing session in Milwaukee listed officers: Mrs. A. Lawson of Milwaukee as president, Mrs. M. Warren of Stoughton as vice president, Augusta Strone of Madison as recording secretary, Mrs. Sollett of Spence as education secretary, and Mrs. Ida Cook of Green Bay as treasurer. An invitation from Warkesha to the next convention was extended.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconi
Atevial
Waupaca
W. C
Deat
Wonderland Amusement Company Files Lettered Assignment
The Wonderland Amusement Company of Milwaukee assigns its assets and property in a court filing. An editor, Herman Niruman-Ascher, will manage affairs as creditors and records are prepared for filing within about two weeks. The firm operates the citys first summer amusement resort.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wonderland Amusement Company
Revers
Herman Niruman - Ascher
Bryan Sings an Ole Seng in Iowa Campaign Tour
Former President candidate William Jennings Bryan spoke today at Valley Junction and nearby stops, urging voters to support the Republican ticket by stressing civic duty and the cost of a single vote. He criticized party inaction on issues and warned that refusal to vote undermines freedom, urging citizens to cast ballots with a lead pencil for liberty.
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Pee Akin Parana
Republican Party
Lau le
Y Junction
Waukee
Dallas Cen K
Valley Junction
Bryan Gake
Senate
Ita
Ings
Milwaukee arson case leads to $400 bond for man
Theodore Rils, 45, married, faces arson charges in Catn for set fire to a Ryant threshing outfit on September 10. He pleaded not guilty and is held on $400 bond for an October 11 ring. Reports from Manitowoc recount a separate fire at the Sladky home under investigation with no public evidence to support charges.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Journal Special
Fran
Manitawee
Theodore Rils
G. H. Kiland
Rilstg
Olver Ryant
Catn
Ryant
Ring
Manitewoc
Bimen Sladky
Kelsey City
Sliley
Isaide
Roosevelt's Good Wishes From White House Telegraphed
Philadelphia marks 250 years since the first German families settled in Germantown now part of Philadelphia. Founders week features a municipal day parade with letter carriers and civilians. Dr Hexamer read a telegram from Theodore Roosevelt praising German Americans for their part in U S history and extending good wishes for the alliance gathering.
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Get
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Guemantown
United States
Hexamer
White House
National German American Alliance
Thiladelphs
National German-American Alliance
Theodore Roosevelt
Final Plan for Democratic Fight in Indiana and Ohio
The Democratic national committee plans a vigorous two week push in Indiana and Ohio with national figures including Chairman Mack and W J Bryan. Governor Johnson of Minnesota and other prominent speakers will tour the Midwest. Efforts to win New York remain, with confidence of securing the Empire State if needed.
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Chicago
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Democratic National Committee
Indiana
Optio
Mack
W. J. Bryan
Bryan
Ohio
Johnson
Minnesota
Middle West
New York
Empire State
National Appor lation of Hallway commissioners meeting
Washington October 6 Great interest marked the twentieth annual meeting of the National Appor lation of Hallway commissioners in the board room of the plas commerce commission. The three day session will discuss questions of portation and the progress of the country will be reviewed.
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Associated Press
Washington, Db. C
Hallway Commissioners
In Plas Commerce Commission
Founders Week Opens In Philadelphia With Pageantry
Philadelphia marks Founder's Week with a grand religious conclave involving many denominations, a vast troop mobilization, a municipal demonstration, ships and peace vessels, an industrial display, impressive fireworks, labor parades, a historic pageant, and an open air aroma of celebration. Tens of thousands from across the nation arrive as the 225th anniversary of the city’s founding is celebrated amid a holiday crowd.
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One Thousand Delegates At Trans Miss Congress In San Francisco
The Trans Mississippian Commercial congress opened in San Francisco with delegates from eighteen states and four territories. President J B Case urged expansion of industries and reclamation work, praising the government and calling for thousands of miles of new railways to support western growth.
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Associated Press
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Albine
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Commerce and Labor
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Congress
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Case
Missouri
Low Arkansas
Trans- Mississippi
Sherman’s Voice Failing in Indiana Campaign Tour
Kendallville and Elkhart reports detail James Sherman pausing often as hoarseness worsens after ten days of open air speeches. He plans two speeches today at Bryan and Toledo, then resumes. His special train reached speeds of seventy two miles per hour to keep on schedule.
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Associated Press
Kendallville
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James
Sherman
Bryan
Toledo
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Democratic vice presidential candidate visit in nine towns
The itinerary began in Evansville and included nine towns including Indianapolis. James W. Kern, Democratic vice presidential candidate, visited for five minutes. Sherman praised Kern personally and invited Kern to attend the March 4 inauguration, a remark met with merriment.
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Jalin W. Kern
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White House
Sherrway
Typhoon Ravages Luzon Plains Coast and Manila Barracks
A Northern report details a recent typhoon across Luzon causing heavy damage. Stotsenburg artillery barracks were destroyed, cavalry stables damaged, and troops camped outside. Several ships wrecked, one crew drowned, with total damages estimated in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Ty Sabet
Luzon
Stotsenburg
Touts
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Hans
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Mindara
Redmond Hosts Hopes in Chicago Fight Build Up
Fond du Lac squared circle notes Jack Redmond reports from Chicago that he is in condition and ready to challenge McGonorty Friday night. He downs to weight and will stay in Chicago quarters until morning of the bout. Local watch suspects Redmond will surprise, with past shows against Barry and O Keefe cited as evidence of his mix ing style.
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Fond du Lac
Win
Jack Redmond
Chicago
McGoorty
Redmond
Chiscago
J. G. Frankhorst
Miles Burke
Cavnty
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Mr. Burke
Dus Lacey
Yedmond
McGonrly
Jin Barry
Tom O'Keefe
Barry
Milkman Delays Butte to Chicago Train Start
Butte Montana reports the first regular passenger train from Butte to Chicago on the Pacific coast extension of the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul railway ran several minutes late yesterday due to a milkman delaying the train while supplying the combination case and observation car. The wagon held a wandering assortment of packages.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukea & &J. Paul
Castro Stricken as Venezuela Faces Government Change
Reports from Vegwaneda say President Castro is gravely ill and Venezuela’s government may soon pass to the vice president. The Netherlands government considers limited actions, with economic reprisals and curbs on exports to Venequela. Netherlands eyes Curaçao as a potential base to influence Castro’s opponents.
Copper Companies at War Over Osceola Stock Rights
The Calumet & Mining Co and Osceola Mining face a U S court dispute in Massachusetts about stock rights. Calumet seeks to control 22 000 shares seized earlier this year while A B Bigelow and M Tigaring resist. A hearing is set for October 8 as the case traces back to February when stock changed hands amid ongoing litigation.
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Tinetan
Mass
United States of St
Calumet & Mining Company
A. &. Bigelow
M. Tigaring
Avine Ager
Osceola Mining Én Nm
Michigan
Orin
Circuit
Calumet
Mather
Davidson to Speak at Republican Campaign Rally
Congressman James H. Davidson of Ashland will headline a Republican opening rally in Manitowoc with Attorney General Frank Gilbert and Congressman Foster of Vermont scheduled as speakers. L. W. Ledvina will also speak for state and national committees and tour Wise cowan and then Iowa, running unopposed by the Democratic foe.
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Wis
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
James H. Davidson
Ashkosh
Thia
Frank Gilbert
Foster
Vermont
Jang
L. W. Ledvina
Thie Efty
Wisecowan
Iowa
Ledvina
Domoony Tale Foea
MARRIED IN MILWAUKEE AND KISLINGER TOMAS WEDDINGS
Obituaries and notices report marriages of James A. Kinsler to Josephine Thomas and an Oshkosh man in Milwaukee. Couples reside after ceremonies on dates and plan homes with families in Green Bay and Oshkosh area connections.
Sunday School Meet Opens Busy Afternoon at Main Street Church
A Sunday school gathering at the First Methodist Church on Main Street drew about forty local trustees, superintendents, and teachers. The program featured talks by S bL Shathick of Neenah and Mr. Semelroth, with praise for Sunday school work in Wisconsin and plans for ongoing instruction and graduation progression.
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Neenah
Beidéation
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Seamtroth
PRC
Wisconsia
Sista
Knapp
Semetrath
Gelert
Sheriffs Choose Oshkosh Leaders for Wisconsin Association
Special to The Northwestern reports sheriffs of Wisconsin formed an organization under state law. Officers named include president Witkint Re Buel from Milwaukee, first vice president John P L Wallbach from Dane, second vice president George T F Cama from La Crosse, and secretary George J Roberts from Dane. Next meeting set for Oshkosh on the first Monday in February. Wisconsin Sheriff G Wagner praised his bid for a track measure compromise. The new group aims to conserve the sheriffs and plan future activities.
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Get
Tota
Wisconsin
George Ji
Roberts
Hneine
Riet- Ueson
Dane
Starkhuge
Tak
Joh Atier
Dodge County
Oshkosh
G. Wacner
Winnebago County
Surprise for Paskell Stuns Independence Newsroom
An oddly garbled dispatch reports political intrigue involving Governor Paskell and the Democratic administration in Was. State references hint at a scandal and a reshaping of land expenditures and search efforts, with officials named including Under Secretary Alten-Park and party figures.
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Agseselited Prova
Okialee
Tequiblican Srt
Paskell
Moentery
Globe Smith
Witehooek
Alten- Park
Price Regulation Aims Of Equity Society Convention
Milwaukee October 6 The American Society of Equity with 109000 members and many delegates met in Milwaukee. Farmers form the core group and the aim is to regulate farm product prices. The program contemplates building elevators and warehouses nationwide to store grain and other produce and influence market supply. The opening session covered routine business and the convention faced failures and efforts toward success.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
American Society of Equity
Mide Wo
War clouds ease as talks of peace rise in Europe
Dispatches from Tirnova report Bulgaria’s independence proclamation and Ferdinand’s acceptance as king. Balkans tensions shift as Austria Hungary and Turkey face no immediate action while France Britain and Germany seek an international conference. Servia mobilizes reserves amid cautious European diplomacy.
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Fransce
Great Brieve
Hussia
Finsalva
Germany
Furthiermann
Constantinople
Porte
Britain
Twrman Offtulat
Bislief
Lievtin
Berlin
Culgaria
Reylalon
Berveans
Belsrade
Servia
Balkan
Atlistisi
Busnin
Uae
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Russea
Loto
Font
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France
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Cholera Deaths Fall in St Petersburg Reports
The Associated Press notes cholera in St Petersburg is decreasing with 11 cases and 58 deaths in 24 hours. The municipal hospital reports ten cases and two deaths at the palace hospital in Gatehina where the empress dowager resides. The empress dowager is currently in Denmark.
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Denmark
Cooler frost tonight forecast across the region
Readable fragments indicate a cold night with lower temperatures and frost in some areas. Limited detail mentions inland locations and light winds, with a general shift to chilly conditions overnight.
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