Wisconsin Club Women Nominate Oshkosh Leader for President
Milwaukee October 22 Mrs R H Edwards of Oshkosh was named by the nominating committee to head the Wisconsin State Federation of Women's Clubs at Plymouth church. Fond du Lac lawyer Mrs C J Medbury was chosen as first vice president to avoid floor nominations. The federation reports a treasury balance of 407.95 with a $4460 fund remaining from last year and new awardees include Winifred Webb of Green Bay studying music in New York and Francis Linguist of Kenosha receiving a $1000 grant.
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Wisconsin Federation of Club Women Meeting Highlights
First vice president airs as C.3 Med berry Fond du Lac. Second vice president Mrs Parker Waukesha. Corresponding secretary Mrs M Pease Grand Rapids. Recording secretary Mrs J A Birnthorn South Kaukauna. Treasurer Mrs J N Humphrey Whitewater. Auditor Mrs D RB MacArthur Taw Crosse. General federation secretary Mrs C E Buell Madison. Madison event noted with welcome by Milwau kee club women. President Buell outlines focus on play grounds child labor laws. Milwaukee clubs join federation, total 162 clubs, about 3000 members.
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General Federation
Taft Campaign to Fifty Speeches in Indiana
Indiana becomes battleground as Taft opens a 50-speech tour across the state from Lawrenceburg to Evansville. He challenges Bryan, defends Republican record, and argues prosperity rests on GOP leadership amid farm and labor audience in towns including North Vernon, Seymour, Osgood, and Bloomington. The tour emphasizes farmer support and business recovery.
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Bryan Centered: The Nebraska Wally-In Every Four Years
Local note places Bryan at center stage as the Nebraska Wally-In tradition marks a cadence every four years. A brief appearance highlights community memory and regional identity around this longstanding event.
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Nebraska
Magnus' Wife Visits Him In Louisville
Mrs Magnus, widow of Charles Joseph Magnus, arrives in Louisville after his arrest on a charge of desertion from the navy. Officials in Louisville have no navy instructions, and Magnus is to be taken to Philadelphia tonight. The visit of Mrs Magnus follows a nervous shock from the arrest as she stays with him for a short time.
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Louisville
Charles Joseph Magnus
Alea
Ada Gornitn
Arthur Pue Gorman
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Navy
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Philadelphia
Mrez Magnus
Pee Auabend
Armed Guard Surrounds Governor on Calmed Guard Detail
Armed men escorted the governor as he traveled from Dyersburg to Samburg amid the Lincolntown investigation into the lynching. The state militia patrolled to preserve order, with the governor protected by Winchester armed guards. Tiptonville and Lake County residents denounce the criminals while fearing further violence.
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Hing Oo
Abruzzi Duke Yet to Board La Lorry in Naples
From Rome a report says the Duke of Abruzzi had not yet taken passage on the steamship La Lorries held, with the ducal party awaiting confirmation. In Naples the duke appeared secretive, riding to Capodimonte Palace for a conference with his brother the Duke of Aosta after a public cab ride to the railway station.
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Aosta
Typhoid Epidemic Strains Montreal Hospitals
Typhoid rages in Montreal with hospitals at capacity and a rush of calls to private physicians. City health authorities blame water supply and impure milk as deaths remain comparatively few while the epidemic continues to spread.
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Associated Press
Montreal
Fire destroys ginnery in sudden blaze
A rapid fire gutted a local ginnery today causing extensive damage. Fire brigades battled the blaze for hours but the structure and equipment were largely destroyed. No injuries are reported. Investigators will examine the site for the cause.
Torchlight Parade Delights Tokyo as Americans Are Cheered
Tokyo crowd, about 50 000 strong, lines main streets with lanterns and bands to honor the American battleship fleet. Ambassadors, generals, and Admiral Sperry receive a rousing reception as Mayor Ozaki and Count Komura praise the friendship and lasting alliance between the United States and Japan.
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Manitowoc man in critical condition after dog attack
A Milwaukee Journal special reports a Manitowoe man named Frank agew in critical condition following a dog attack near Rapids this morning. The incident drew widespread concern as the dog’s owner attempts to manage the situation.
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Discuss the Philippines at Lake Mahonk conference
The Lake Mahonk session covered Philippine affairs with talks by Wl Cameron Porkes vice governor Maj. Gen. J. Franklin Bell and Senor Pablo Qcampo resident commissioner to Washington, focusing on education and welfare of the Philippines.
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Oklahoma Floods Cause Severe Damage Across Central Areas
Reports from Oklahoma City and Muskogee describe serious floods across central and northern Oklahoma after days of unsteady rain. The Arkansas River and Bird Creek rise rapidly, towns like Tulsa face inundation, pump stations fail, and mature corn crops suffer heavy damage amid ongoing downpours and rising waters.
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Young Couples Married In Local Lutheran Ceremony
Two weddings were held Wednesday at the Christ Lutheran parsonage with Rev G M Wong officiating. Willan Krueger wed Miss Kmiedel in a ceremony at Central avenues parsonage followed by a reception hosted by the bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Frank Schmiedel. The couple will reside at 376 Ceane Street where Willan works for Augustine Carriage Co. Bertha Drews became Mrs Fret Kuens Drews in an afternoon service at the same church with Miss Emma Drews and Mr Carl Fisher as attendants. A reception followed at the groom’s home. details note the bride’s lineage as daughter of Herman Crown.
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Augustine Carriage Company
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Carl Fisher
Herman Crown
Oshkosh
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Gould Manufacturing Company
Duchess Alexandra Victoria Weds Prince August William
Duchess Alexandra Victoria of Schleswig Holstein married Prince August William of Prussia in a private Berlin palace ceremony. The Lutheran rites united two major royal houses with about 200 guests including diplomats. The bride wore white silk with a long embroidered train and the crown was placed on her head as the couple then attended a reception for roughly 2,000 attendees.
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Magazine explosion near Gringe causes wide damage
Pittsburg reports reveal a magazine explosion at Gringe in Cis city with no fatalities and one injured in Ambridge. Shattered windows stretch through Ambridge Economy and Shannopin while observers warn a second magazine lies in the path of the blast.
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Amboidze
Girl Is Still Missing in Milwaukee Mystery
Daily News Special from Manitouwee reports no new lead in Ola Steltzer the Mistdecott girl missing five days. Authorities pursue foul play theory as sheriff and police investigate. The mother is in a serious condition over her daughter's disappearance.
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Manitouwee
Ola Steltzer
Morse Trial Halted By Juror Illness
New York observers report a sudden illness that struck a juror late last night causing a temporary pause in the Morfinanelier Morse trial involving Charles Wu and A H Curtin, officials of the National Bank.
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New York
Charles. Wu
Morfinanelier
A. H. Curtin
Saldamt
National
Bane
North America
Earthquake Tremors Rattle Zwickau Region in Saxony
From Plauen Saxony October 22 Associated Press reports numerous tremors in the Zwickau area yesterday accompanied by thunder like roars. A further strong shock occurred today causing widespread alarm among residents.
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