Lange Nominated For Wisconsin Secretary Of State
Milwaukee dispatch reports Louis A. Lange of Fond du Lac nominated for secretary of state on first ballot at the Democratic state convention. Other top candidates include Andrew Jensen for treasurer, W A Hebner for railroad commissioner, Henry J Nuenz for insurance commissioner, and Karl Mathie for superintendent of public instruction. Morning sessions discussed ticket balance and adjournment. Wattawa withdrew from lieutenant governor bid amid rumors.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Burt Willan
Aucland
Jamey J. McNally
Amwaukee
Laula A. Lange
Fond du Lac
Louis A. Lange
Andrew Jensen
Rock County
W. A. Hebner
Ashland
Kenry J. Nuenz
Sheboygan
Karl Mathie
Wisconsin Teachers’ Asso Oulation
Wattawa
John W. Wattawa
Kewaunee
Wendell A. Anderson
la Crosse
Anderson
Iowa Democrats name ticket for state offices
Des Moines September 4 Democratic delegates nominate J S McLain for auditor John Dennison for attorney general R C Chapman for treasurer Thomas Stapleton for supreme court judge Jesse Tripp as supreme court reporter Alwin F Dalton as short term judge W H Quick railroad commissioner Thomas Benson platform ignores free silver Kansan City plank vote 38 to 3 Vermont governor results show McCullough 31375 Clement 184? Republican leads confirm no majority yet senate will decide
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Des Moines
Iowa Democrats
J. S. McLain
John Dennison
R. C. Chapman
Supreme Court
Thomas Stapleton
Jesse Tripp
Alwin F. Dalton
W. Hy. Quick
Thomas Benson
Kanms City
Iowa
Vermont
White River Junction
McCul Jough
McGettrick
Clement
Sherburne
McCullough
Clements
National letter carriers toast Roosevelt after Mass accident
The National Association of Letter Carriers meeting in Denver sent a telegram to President Roosevelt congratulating him on his escape from injury in the Pillafield accident. The convention postponed officer elections and will resume business tomorrow as many members are on mountain excursions. The Bee Keepers Association also holds its thirty third annual convention with welcomes from Governor Orman and J H Harris. Speeches by President Hutchinem and others open the sessions with a banquet scheduled Friday night.
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Associated
Denver
Col
National Association of Letter Carriers
Roosevelt
Pillafield
Mass
Keevers OF Bees
National Association of Beekeepers
Orman
J. H. Harris
Colorado State Association of Neckespers
Hutchinem
Pittsfield
Pittefield
Mars
United States
Commonwealth
Pitsfield Street Railway Company
House of Mercy
D. J. Pratt
District Court
Euclid Madden
James Kelly
Madden
Kelly
Turtle
Pittsford Street Railway Company
Joseph Tucker
Street Railway Company
Plaice
Actin
Wiliam Craig
Maurice J. Madden
Patrick H. Dolan
Dolan
Country Club
Stanley Works
Campell House
South Street
Campbell House
Mounier
Crine
Horace Toomoam
Chivre
Washington, D. C
J. Laxnes
Washington
Varnes
Pittsfeld Yestentu
Belnrg
Vortelson
Crane
Knex Dinchime
Geident
Provident
Marne
Keane
UhAt
Medeack
Ife
Win Enportanesas
Lanceau
Lenox
Dawes
Barnes
Brid
Conn
Chattanooga
Contempt Proceedings For Creamery Interference
Anton Stantek and Joseph Tyirick of Yuba Wisconsin ordered by the United States court to appear September 15 and show cause why they should not be punished for contempt for taking possession of creameries owned by the Elgin Creamery Company now in the hands of a receiver.
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Specia
Martial Law Proclaimed Amid Street Patrol Turmoil
Fragmentary report states martial law was proclaimed by Areocaial Presay Arran. The proclamation led to mass patrols of streets with Bamilar forces replacing prior patrols. No clear date or location available due to damaged text.
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Areocaial
Wonka
Matibal Law
Hong Kong Boxing Athlete Tied to Canton Mass Casualty Report
Fragmentary report links a boxing athlete to a mass casualty incident in Canton tied to Hankow railroad work and funding for foreign indemnity. The article cites foreigners as the target of the harm and mentions Sept. dates and incitement.
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Cry Associated Preag
Hong Kong
Canton
Cantons Hankow
Tiage Campaign Tour Plans Across Wisconsin
Democratic gubernatorial candidate David S. Tiage will tour Wisconsin starting Monday by special trains on the Chicago & Northwestern and Wisconsin Central lines. He will speak in Jackson West Bend Kewaskum Campbellsport Eden Oshkosh Fond du Lac and Milwaukee with eight speeches daily and half hour talks. State central committee leaders A F Warden and Frank St Harbach will organize the drive.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
David S. Tiage
WHL
Rose
Wisconsin
Chicago & Northwestern
Jackson
State Central Committee
A. F. Warden
Waukesha
Frank St. Harbach
Omro Awaits Interurban Test Run Tonight
Omro Wisconsin plans a trial trip of the Oshkosh Omro interurban with Clem ent C Smith of Columbia Construction and E E Downs of Winnebago Traction. Officials of Oshkosh Algome Omre and Omru will attend as Arion band provides music and a hotel supper for sixty. The event signals local progress, with town pride evident in fresh paint and tidy streets ahead of the Old Settlers picnic Friday with cars from Oshkosh.
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Omro
Wis
Oshkosh
Clement C. Smith
Columbia Construction Company
E. E. Downs
Winnebago Traction Company
Algome
Omre
Omru
Arion
Wil
Larrabee
Mttle
Uomro
Ostkesh
Probe Hospital Scandal Calls for Exhumation
An investigation into Presbyterian hospital administration begins after Coroner Tracser reports carelessness linked to three patient deaths. Judge Chytratis orders exhumation of Mrs Katherine Dubsky to determine the cause, with a deputy coroner and Coroner's physician performing the inquest at Bohemian National Cemetery.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Presbyterian Hospital
Tracser
Chytratis
Ute
Katherine Dubsky
Springer
Bohemian National Cemetery
Big Races Postponed At Hartford Grand Circuit Meet
The £2000 Anaconda versus Prince Alert match race and other major events at Charter Oak Park were postponed due to heavy rain and cold winds. Reston challenge cup with Lord Derby, the Monk, and John A. McKerron also shifted to tomorrow as racing officials cite deteriorating conditions.
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Associated Press
Charter Oak Park
Hartford
Senn
Anaconda
Prince Alert
Cleveland
Lord Derby
the Monk
John A. McKerron
Labor Appeal Endorsed by Gompers for McKinley Memorial Drive
President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor has endorsed the local committee plan for contributions to the McKinley Memorial association. Letters of appreciation will be mailed to each contributor as part of the statewide drive.
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Canton
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Steamer's Record Run Sets New Passage Time
The steamer Acrang! of the Canadian Australian Line arrived from Sydney and Honolulu and completed the voyage from Ridabane to Sunat in four days and eight hours, shaving two days off the previous record.
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Acachaio
Vitoria
Roo
Sydney
Honolwu
Ridabane
Sunat
The Biggest Tree Reported At Freeny City
A fragment from San Francisco dated September describes a giant tree recovered at Freeny in Sterras. The tree is reported to reach about 19 feet in height or girth, with details obscured by the damaged OCR text.
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San Franciera
Cal
Levi
President Roosevelt Improves After Accident Tour Plans Continue
Reports from Oyster Bay indicate President Roosevelt is much better after yesterday's incident. His official physician said no serious effects are expected, and he planned to travel tomorrow with Grand Duke Korte joining at luncheon. Secretary Cortelyou also improves and will accompany the southern journey.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Gila Mort
Carter Hay
Lung
Reppyvett
Tim Mornins
Grand Duke Korte
Newport
Ogden Mints
Count Casini
Ogden Mille
Assetant
Pierce
Wamorrow
Washington
Jersey Ciy
Pennsylvania Road
Baltimore and Ohio Road
Chattanoogan
Theater Fire Destroys Odeon Music Hall Complex
A morning blaze destroyed the Odeon theatre and adjoining Lyceum and music hall buildings, with total losses near 100000 in Brookfield. Firefighters saved the music hall. insured for 300000, the fall music festival will proceed with a temporary roof.
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Cincinnati
Odeon Theatre
Music Hall
Chicago State Hall
Odeon
Music Hall Association
College of Music
Lyceum
Court Room
Babylon
College of Mute
Fis
Lyceeum
Sante Fe Special Reaches Denver Before Race Against Death
A Santa Fe special train carried Mrs A C Dake and her daughter from Winslow to Denver to reach her husband who lay near death. The trip covered 820 miles in about twenty hours and twelve minutes, averaging near forty miles per hour and beating long distance records except a Chicago Denver run.
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Associated Press
Denver
Col
Mrm A. C. Dak
Winslow
Arix
Ihe
Burlington Railroad
Chicago
Dake
Joan
California
Aris
Man arraigned on assault charge held on heavy bail
Ernst Belew was arraigned in municipal court on a criminal assault charge involving his stepdaughter. His examination is set for September 1, with commitment if he fails to post bail. A separate note mentions memorial arrangements and a planned memorial exercise for the first anniversary.
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Ernst Belew
Richard Fritach Wan Ture
Fond da Tac
Stanion
van Dyne
Tragic factory and transit disasters claim lives
An explosion at Troedegaye colliery near Rhymney Monmouthshire kills sixteen workers underground with seventeen missing. A Chicago cable train wreck injures score of riders, many seriously, as cars pile up and rescue crews cut free victims. A freight train collision at Williarport, Pennsylvania, kills a brakeman and injures engineer and another brakeman.
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Associated Preas
London
Troedegaye Francop
Pienigetn
Rhymtey
Monmouthshire
Chicago
Milwaukee Avenue
Girard Street
Evergreen Avenue
Tue
Louis
Frank Reading
Williarport
New Seat Branch
New York Central Railroad
Keating
Pennevivants Railyoad
Ash J.hapman
Sunbury
Andrea Miller
Jersey Shore
Ain
Aughinback
Tve
Cincinnati Sensation Tells of Suicide and Affair Plot
Sept. 4 Cincinnati reports sensational developments in the death by suicide of George Conrad, head waiter at the Gibson house. His wife sues for divorce and a wealthy society woman for alienation of affections. A letter details a plan to drown Mrs. Conrad in the Ohio River. Conrad, facing prosecution, killed himself after a hurried interview with the adulterous acquaintance.
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Cincinnati
George Conrad
Gibson House
Conrad
Ohio River
Mra- Conrad
Dead Banker Identity Hinted by Inscribed Card
A well dressed man found unconscious on Van Buren Street near Wabash Avenue died at Samaritan Hospital. An inscribed card reading D Appleton & Co New York and London Thomas V Perkins Auditor suggested the victim was connected to the firm, but Perkins was not known at the New York office. Police suspect assault and robbery due to lack of valuables.
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Associated Press
Chicago
D. Appfeten & Lo
New York
London
Thomas V. Perkins
van Buren Street
Wabash Avenue
Samaritan Hospital
Con Feivusnesr
PROM
D. Appleon & Co
The
Finn
Poisoned headache powder case shocks Michigan town
Katley Kerekas, a Lowell veterinary surgeon, was arrested in Tonks County for sending poisoned headache powder to Jorke Merritt of Saranac. Merritt received a powder claimed to be a sample about two months before a similar package received by Mrs Nam Clamp, who died from the effects.
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Qasy Associated Tress
Grand Rapids
Mich
Katley Kerekas
Lowell
Tonks County
Jorke Merritt
Saranac
Merritt
Mra
Wie Nam Clamp
Lake Schooner Edward Kelley Goes Aground In Gale
The coal laden schooner Edward Kelley ran ashore one mile west of Middle Island during a heavy gale. The consort Tianchani, en route to Detour, and the Blanchan? steamer were nearby. Kelley’s crew were rescued by Middle Island crew and the vessel faces breaking up by morning.
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Freon
Compulsory Arbitration Debated by Trade Union Members
An association meeting discussed compulsory arbitration resolution led by the union, with officials from the wharf and riverside sectors present. The talk highlighted the stance of the trades group and the proposed representation by the delegation.
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Promy Tandon
Comerena
Dewk, Wharf and Riverside
Vos
Strike Ends After Workers Return to Philadelphia Plant
Workers at the Philadelphia plant ended a strike after management and labor reached satisfactory terms. Details of the dispute and settlements were not fully disclosed, but the return to work was confirmed by both sides on Tuesday.
Oshkosh Delegates Named for Philadelphia Meeting
Vrraident W. K. Rideout of the Board of Trade names delegates and alternates to attend the advisory board of the Philadelphia Commercial Museum meeting in Philadelphia in October. W. L. Rideout appoints W. J. Hay and W. J. Wagstt as delegates with George A. Buckatami and W. L. Hackett as alternates. Twenty eight states will be represented by prominent business men at the meet.
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Vrraident
W. K. Rideout
Board of Trade
Hideout Haw
W. J. Hay
W. J. Wagstt
George A. Buckatami
WL Hackett
Atend
Patadelphia Commercial Museum
Patladelphia
Moet
Marines Hit Montauk Signal Station In Bay Assault
Montauk reports enemy ships entered Fort Pond Bay at five o clock The Mayflower Panther and Supply followed unseen marines landed at Montauk Point to attack the signal station. A naval dispute leads to surrender of a vessel to the U S government.
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Montauk
S. 1
Fort Pond Bay
Panther
Supply
Marines Landild
New Londoun
Conn
Army
Montauk Point
Naval Res
Columbus
Ohio
United States
Hawk
Ohie
Navy Department
Kerves
Nash
Fatal mistake leads to nurse Etheridge death by overdose
Milly Emily Etheridge of Chicago admitted causing the death of Mrs. Laura Moore at Presbyterian Hospital by overdosing strychnine through a mistaken dosage. Etheridge, 23, trained at Smith College and Rush Medical College, faced the case as authorities described a fatal miscalculation that gave two grains instead of one thirtieth of a grain.
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Milly Emily Etheridge
Chicago
Laura Moore
Presbyterian Hosptal
Heman G. Powers
Powers
Algoma Street
Heman Powers
East Irving Street
Lyman Gage
James Etheridge
Rush Medical College
Smith College
Burnham
Mesa
Cook County Hospital
Presbyterian Hospital
Miss Etheridge
Two Soldiers Dead In Mindanao Engagement
Washington dispatch reports General Chaffee confirms losses in Mindanao Vienrs Inland action. James Foley and Henry C. Carey of Company G 27th Infantry killed. Otis Van Doren seriously wounded and Peter Christenson severely wounded.
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Asoc
Washington, D. C
Genera
General Chaffee
Manila
James Foley
Henry C. Carey
Vienrs
Mindanao
Otis van Doren
Peter Christenson
Congressional Nominations Reported from District Conventions
From Mercer county Kentucky William Lawson Sumral was nominated for congress by the Republican convention of the Eighth district. In Virginia at Roanoke Colonel Campbell Stemp of Vice county was nominated for congress at the Ninth district Republican convention.
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Associated Pre
Nicholmine
William Lawsen
Mercer County
Virginia
Roanoke
Campbell Stemp
Vice County
Automobiles and a Long Island Speedway Project
A discussion on a proposed automobile club plan to build about fifty miles of speedway on Long Island for exclusive car use. Commentary from Harper's Weekly argues future roads may replace rail, noting high speeds possible but questioning practicality and profitability.
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T the
Automoubile Club of America
Lone Esland
Usr
Harper'n | Weekly
Strike gloom as Pennsylvania coal talks falter
Morning reports show Governor Stone pressed to end the anthracite coal strike with possible compulsory arbitration. President Baer and Senators Quay and Penrose held talks in Philadelphia about a peaceful settlement, but miners grow depressed as prospects fade.
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Associated Preas
Harrinburg
Stone
State Legislative Board of Tallerond Employes of
Pennsylvania
Imme
Mitchell
Mr. Heer
Baer
Stitchell
J. P. Morgan
Philadelphia
Atdry
Pracei Cable
Tamuquk
Gerheart
Les Bigh Valley Company
Signaa
No. 14
No. A
Senatora Quay
Penrose
Butte
Clarkson
Coammitee
Horton
Cardinal Gibbons Recovering In Baltimore
Apropos press reports Cardinal Gibbons shows marked improvement in Baltimore Maryland. He is up in his room and moving about with his physician Dr E F Muthollind stating a complete recovery is expected after recent illness and complications.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gidebens
Allendink
E. F. Muthollind
Durand Improves in Race for Michigan Governor
Dem candidate Judge George M. Durand shows gains in the governor race as doctors report increasing strength after a recent medical setback. The campaign notes Durand’s steady recovery and rising health confidence.
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Associated Press
Flint
Mid
George M. Durand
Uta
Frost Tonight Weather Update and Temperature Outlook
Weather forecast notes cold tonight with variable winds and low temperatures around 5 to 7 Fahrenheit. Forecasters warn of possible frost and patchy wind shifts affecting Friday morning conditions.
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San Sea
Wisconsin
North Perniom
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LABOR
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Sury
Brookfield
West
Ohio Tool Factory
Kenton
Ohio Machine Tool Company
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le Chivcage
Chleaxow
Selie
Matis
Edward Kelley Stennde
Beatish Trades Congress
Panadelphis
Stain Flace
Mostack
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At Mint Snd Land
Yuan Warman
Hae
Unbhonh
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