Stensland Arrested in Tangier After Milwaukee Bank Scandal
Paul O. Stensland, president of the Milwaukee Avenue State Bank in Chicago, was arrested in Tangier Morocco after fleeing via New York and Gibraltar. Assistant State's Attorney Olsen and Tribune reporters pursued him, with extradition papers being prepared as authorities weigh returning him to Chicago.
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Gans and Nelson Weigh In Ahead of Goldfield Bout
In Goldfield Nevada both fighters failed to meet 135 pound limit at noon weigh in. Gans weighed 131 1 4 pounds without clothes later weighing in at 131 1 4 pounds after rest. Nelson weighed 123 pounds at the noon check and did not tip the beam. A large ticket line formed as fans expected the fight to proceed with tensions over weigh in details and pre fight antics.
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Auk Wins First Roosevelt Cup Race At Marblehead
Marblehead Mass Roosevelt cup race results show the Auk team winning the first meet with Vin in second place and Vi third. Official times list Auk 1 61 45, Vi 1 68 13, Caramba fourth at 29 11, Glueckauf sixth.
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Labor Observes Holiday Parade Across Cities
Across York Milwaukee Chicago and other cities labor day celebrations drew thousands. Parades featured diverse unions including actors carpenters iron workers and building trades leading processions amid favorable weather and public spectators.
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Fighting at Funeral in Warsaw Leaves Six Dead
At Rudaguzowska near Warsaw during a worker funeral the display of a red flag sparked clashes between Cossacks and mourners. Troops fired into the crowd, killing six and wounding twenty two as others took part in the procession.
Laborer Dies From Mud in Roadside Ditch Incident
Milwaukee Sept 3 Daniel Shea a laborer suffocated after sinking in six inches of mud in a roadside ditch on the Water Town plank road Monday morning He was unable to free himself and his struggles only buried him further in the mud
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Pretender Defeated in Southeast Engagement
A report states the pretender to the throne was defeated near Malays, with no further details of the engagement available. The note mentions Temes Tangier Morotec Bent, unclear in context.
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Death of Herman Oelrichs Aboard North German Lloyd Liner
News from New York reports Herman Oelrichs prominent New York manager for the North German Lloyd Steamship Co has died at sea aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse en route to New York. He was a noted athlete and club member in the city and served on the Democratic national committee. He married Therese Alice Fair in 1900, daughter of Senator Fair of California. The Telegraph Specials relay wireless confirmation of his death.
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Embezzler Booth Arrested in Jackson Michigan
Booth once a Michigan Central train dispatcher in Jackson has been arrested in Jackson for embezzling $200 from the North American Telegraph company. He awaits hearing before Judge Brindley in La Crosse County jail. The case likely goes to court Wednesday. He cited domestic troubles and a missing wife as factors in his departure.
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Cuban political settlement urged as path to peace
Havana reports peace through political compromise as the sole path to end Cuba's internal troubles. Newspapers across parties support private negotiations with insurgents, while government forces under Captain Gardenas disperse rebels near Havana and insurgent activity grows between Pinar del Rio and Consolacion del Sur.
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Pastors Resigns After Youthful Dispute in Manitowoc
Rev. Clarence Weed resigns after three years as pastor of G Paul’s Methodist Church Milwaukee and Manitowoc reports note a yearlong disagreement with the Wisconsin Conference asking for Weed’s removal. Friends urged reappointment, but youth was the objection leading to resignation. The Wisconsin Conference meets at Janesville on September 26 to name a successor.
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Hundreds of strikebreakers reported to reach Oakland
A body of several hundred strikebreakers arrived at the Oakland pier awaiting transport to San Francisco. Striking car men are alert and the ferry building is ringed by pickets as the situation unfolds in the Bay Area.
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Bryan arrival sparks welcome in Detroit with mayor and guests
William J Bryan arrives in Detroit at 8 pm greeted by a large crowd and the Seption committee. He is escorted to the Callao hotel for a formal welcome by Mayor Codd and Governor Warner. Final Chicago preparations include a luncheon with the Treynots and an address at the Jefferson Club dinner in the Auditorium.
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Troopers Kill Rioters in Florence Battle in Pa
Two state constabulary members are dead, one dying and several wounded after a riot with Italians in Florence seven miles from here. Troopers dynamited the rioters house to dislodge them. two Italians are arrested and a second dead Italian found, the house and another nearby structure destroyed.
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Irrigation Congress Opens In Boise With VIP Welcome
More than 1 000 delegates from about half the states gather for the fourteenth annual national irrigation congress in Boise Idaho Vice President Fairbanks is welcomed by Idaho leaders including Senator Dubois Governor Chamberlain and Senator Carter Pinchot carries a July letter from President Roosevelt and the reception provokes strong applause as Fairbanks is introduced and speaks.
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Minnesota State Fair Opens With Track Races and Amphitheatre Dedication
The Minnesota State Fair opened in St Paul with trotting events on the track and special races featuring Creusceus Dan Patch and The Brencho. Dan Patch and Creusceus raced against time this afternoon. A major highlight was the dedication of the new livestock amphitheatre, with J. J. of the Great Northern railroad delivering the principal address.
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Secretary Reotigs Visit Sparks Guayaquil Enthusiasm
Secretary Reotig is due in Guayaquil on September 15, and his forthcoming visit has generated strong local excitement. The anticipation reflects the significance of high level talks and regional cooperation.
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Roosevelt Reviews Largest U S Fleet In Mayflower Bay
President Roosevelt boarded the Mayflower to review what was billed as the largest fleet ever assembled in American waters. Warships, cruisers, destroyers, and support vessels formed three columns as rain showers threatened the display with spectators watching from shore. The Des Moines and Dolphin carried naval attaches and honored guests aboard, while a cordon of cutters protected the spectacle.
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Wisconsin sister sues brother over 12000 lost trust
Mrs Hattelboug of San Jose California sues Prescott Boynton of Manitowoc Wisconsin over twelve thousand dollars she says was entrusted to his care since 1901 and alleges no accounting has been provided. The defense seeks to keep books sealed and the case is before the circuit court amid claims the Salvation Army connection fuels family strife.
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District Attorney Probes Real Estate Trust Failure
Philadelphia Sept. 2 District Attorney Bell with three assistants began an independent inquiry into the Real Estate Trust company failure last week. He said evidence exists to support arrests but will wait for a full examination before obtaining warrants. Names of officers or directors are not being released and no arrests are planned today.
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Davenport man kills rival after shooting two others
Davenport Iowa September 3 Henry Dren ter living near Argo ten miles from here shot and killed Grace Reed severely wounded Sam Moore a rival then shot himself in the mouth and blew off the top of his head in a triple tragedy according to Associated Press reports
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