Winnebago County GOP Convention Adopts Roosevelt Endorsement
The Winnebago County Republican convention, chaired by W. W. Kimball, convened to organize for the coming campaign. Temporary officers were named, committees on credentials and organization formed, and a resolutions panel endorsed Theodore Roosevelt and Spooner, pledging support for state and national administrations. The body emphasized unity, congratulated outgoing officials, and prepared for nominations with sessions adjourned to afternoon deliberations.
Fragmented convention notes elect local nominees in Oshkosh area
Amended by Eber Stragger the four ensembly disiden be called. The amendment was accepted, and the roll wan called, Clemnapa a6 spokesman of the Firat Mastriet nominated WoWimbull. The second district made no nominations, Mack Drachen a4 spokesman tout for the wand district in formation the name of Christ Sarna. He spoke of Mr. Sasan has represented the county as vice, and the city justice of the peace for over twenty years. The nomination of Mr. Sarau was extended by representatives from multiple wards and towns. Hobart as spokesman of Fourth ward seconded the nomination of Mr. Kimball. Both candidates expressed accord with the state platform. The vote on state senator favored Sarau on first ballot. Sheriff nominations followed with J. Rounds and Oscar Spalding, supported by multiple wards and towns. Balloting proceeds, formal and informal ballots discussed, and Spalding ultimately backed. The convention also addressed register of deeds, clerk candidates, and county officers with multiple endorsements and votes tallied.
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Eber Stragger
Clemnapa
Firat Mastriet
WoWimbull
Wevond
Wrofeswor
Mack Drachen
Wand
Christ Sarna
Sasan
Diyman
Bine
Sarau
Nepeuskon
Algom
Black Wolf
United States
J. C. Spooner
Mr. Sarau
Sir. Kimball
C. Saran Waa
W. W. Kimball
B. &. Stevens
Mr. Saran
Sherif
W. W. Quatermass
J. Rounds
ALC
MePhail
Oscar Spalding
Spalding
Med Nail
Fefth
Oshkosh
Menasha
Rounds
Nepetakun
Rushford
Wolf River
Clayton
Willet
M. J. Rounds
F. Lampert
W. Dunham
E. F E. Stevens
E. E. Stevens
J.C. Thompson
Lampert
Rounds S
C. RK. Boardman
Charles Schoenfan
Ostkosh
Wiliam H. Fmoweger
Lawson
Flestiger
Hlavery
de Licenter
Hutchinson
Nepenshun
P. Spencer
Elf
Oahkeshall
Air
Srenoer
Coal Strike Turmoil Across Kanawha and Trev Fields
Assail d Press dispatch from Charteston and surrounding coal regions report the Kanawha and New River fields near shut down by a 15 000 worker strike now breaking. Local unions ordered to resume work while operators prepare for restart. Evictions halt, some miners return to work, others move from tents to company houses amid ongoing tensions. In Wilkesbarre and Tamaqua patrols and guard actions continue as non union workers face intimidation fears.
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Charteston
W. Va
Mie Kanawha
New Tverields
New River Field
Bramwell
Norfolk and Western
Ite
Raisin Combine Sued Over Sherman Act Claim
United States Consolidated Raisin Company files a $75,000 damages suit in the U S circuit court against the Pacific Coast Sealed Raisin Company under the Sherman act. It alleges licenses to operate within the raisin combine and royalties of 2 cents per pound, yielding over $10,000 last year, with damages potentially trebled to $26,000 under antitrust provisions.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Pacifc
United States
United States Consolidated Raisin Company
New York
Batotle
Public Funeral Planned for Berlin Professor
Berlin officials announced a public funeral for Professor Virehow, eminent scientist who died yesterday. The procession will start from the town hall at 10 am on September 7, with the municipality bearing all funeral expenses.
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Ity
Prete
Berlin
Virehow
Scientet
Yeaterday
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Omro Schools Fall Term Opens and Community Events
Special to The Northwestern notes Omro schools open in September for the fall term. A benefit dance at the Opera House Friday evening supports a church project. Sunday events include a Presbyterian church gathering and a Masonic meeting. Local residents Leste Teichten and Anna Murky travel, while Eugene Merril plans to attend a Lawrence university event.
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Ormre
The
Presbyterian Church
Ainner
Leste Teichten
Junci
Aviel
Anna Murky
Mra
Vinriey
Eugene Merril
Laurenre
Mre
W'MILLAN WOT RUN Detroit Candidate Seeks Seat
Fragmentary notes describe Melean Mesevan Freedman in Detroit with uncertain details about a political run. The garbled text mentions a father, a candidate named Wal Strep, and timing around a 02 mare event, with unclear references to a political race and local figures.
Revolt Battles Near American Mission in Caracas
United States minister at Caracas telegraphs that a four hour engagement occurred yesterday on the mountain behind the American mission. Rebels were routed by government troops in a decisive clash with the revolutionists. Hearing of gunfire reportedly echoed from the area as fighting unfolded.
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Washington, D. C
Bowe On
United States
Caracas
Department of State
Roosevelt regains spirit as Wheeling welcomes president
President Roosevelt arrives in Wheeling from Washington aboard the Baltimore and Ohio. A large, cheering crowd greets him at the depot and hotel. Roosevelt, with a battered face, jokes with locals and asserts that industrial tendencies cannot be dammed but can be regulated and controlled.
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Roosevelt
Wheeling
W. Va
Associated Press
Baltimore
Ohio
Washington
Sweeney
Laughtin
Birch
Board of Trade
Republicans seek independent bids for governor and state superintendent
Milwaukee dispatch reports discontented Republicans plan a Winkler Harvey independent ticket to oppose Governor La Follette. A letter from a leading old school Republican argues for Winkler as governor and Harvey as state superintendent, aiming to express disapproval of La Follette while staying within the Republican fold.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
the Journal
la Follette
David S. Roise
L. D. Harvey
Harvey
B. C. Winkler
Winkler
Bowlers Trip Set for 103 Day All-American Tour
Manager Karpt of the all-American Lowling trio announced plans for a 103 day road tour visiting sixty six cities in twenty five states plus one territory. The trip covers 523 percent thousand miles, starting October 7 in Dayton with stops in Chicago and a Pacific coast run before returning.
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Associated Trevs
Dayton
Ohio
Karpt
Ume
Chicago
Pacific Coast
Launching of Des Moines Promises Naval Milestone
The Massachusetts shipyard at Quincy prepares to launch the United States cruiser Des Moines. Miss Clara N. is to christen the vessel, with Miss Carleton, daughter of Mayor George Carleton, to sever the coat and release the ship on the ways. Secretary of the Navy notes the launch as a major wartime event.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mase
United States
Cie Fore River
Quincy
Anna Massachusetts
Cass
Secretary of the Navy
Dy Ak
Clara N
Haventhill
Misa RR Macomterr
Des Moines
Carleton
Miss Carldten
George 11 Carleton
Hayes
Mackay's Property Administers Estate By Misread Notice
The estate of the late John W. Mackay, tied to Marie Mackay and Clarence W. Mackay, shows adulto administrative action. The value of the estate is about $199,660 with a deeded rent transfer and annexed claims noted in the administration filing.
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San
France
Booker
John W. Mackey
Marie i
Mack
Clarence W. Mackay
Macksy
Deere
ISLAND EXPEDITION MENTIONED IN REPORT ON VOLCANO
London reports no direct news of the Soufriere eruption on Saint Vincent. Southern communications remain cut with St Lucia, St Vincent, and Grenada. Sir Robert Llewelyn travels to St Vincent. Paris notes Martinique evacuation undecided, with no government decision yet.
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Colonial Office
Bt. V Cent
St. Lucia
St. Vincent
Paria
Presa
Martinique
Fort de France
Not Build This Fall Armory Delayed Due to Costs
Special to The Northwestern reports Captain Schweller says high building material costs push armory plans to next year. Citizens support private funding but no public subscription is requested. Also updates on the quarry muddle in Menasha and progress at Neenah libraries and opera house with December opening anticipated.
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John Schneller
Schveller
Schweller
Schneller
Theatrc
Menasha
First National Bank of
Neenah
Opera House
W. C. Wing
Aid For Strikers From Chicago Turners Movement
Chicago pro posal to aid coal miners calls for national action by German Bohemian Polish and Norwegian Turners and singing societies with 4000 members. Leopold Neumann leads efforts as funds are gathered and sent to relief bureaus in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Bishop Ramac announces Sunday September 14 as a nationwide day of collection. Churches across Chicago will organize collections and urge other churches nationally to join.
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Associated Prose
Chicago
Til
Leopold Neumann
Turner Societisa
Pennylvania
West Virginia
United States
White Will Write Ambassadorship After Retirement
A Herald dispatch reports Ambassador White will retire from his post at Berlin and departs on a pending trip to St. Petersburg after serving as ambassador to Germany. He is described as a strong proponent of German development over the last decade.
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New York
Bertin
Herald
St. Petersburg
Germany
Hilton Still Champion at Perth Rush Event
Amidst a chaotic field, Hilton remains decisive as Anerated Premed Varian Sint and Télten vie for top honors. The event, held at Pert Rush in COGaly Aastrie, featured a rapid sequence of drives and scores, with Hilton pulling ahead in the final stages.
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Ohio
Pert Rush
Fight Railroad Presidents and Labor Solidarity
London delegates to the Trades Union Congress re elect Woods as secretary and name Edwards and Artin midale as delegates to the American Federation of Labor. The congress passed a resolution showing sympathy with American workers resisting trusts and railroad presidents and urged immediate financial support for American miners.
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London
Trades Union Congress
Ita Moar
Bum Woods
E. Edwards
Mitra’ Federation
M. Artinmndale
United Machine Workers
Congress
American Federation of Labor
How Saxe Coburg and Gotha Chose a Duke After Death News
A scrambled historic item recounts Prince Alfred Saxe Coburg and Gotha’s death and the succession debate. It features Connaught pressuring Albany, an Eton pupil, to accept the title Duke of Coburg and Gotha, with threats of schoolyard consequences if he resists.
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Agagelated Press
London
Duchy of
Saxe-Coburg
Golbix
Qul+ vok
Eton
Prince Arthur of
Conneught
Duke of Albany
Baxe-Coburg and Gotha
Alfred Saxe-Coburg
Gotha
Connaught
Albany
Germany
Duke of
Colture
Anid Albany
Fortieth anniversary reunion of Twentyfirnt Wisconsin volunteers
Fortieth anniversary reunion of the Twentyfirnt regiment Wisconsin volunteers closes after a successful event in Winneconne. One hundred eight members registered, seventy five mustered in at Oshkosh in 1862, with forty five veterans mustered out in Milwaukee in 1865. Wives and friends attendance surpasses prior reunions. campfire at Opera House, local talent program, welcome by G E Welgon and response by Chaplain W R Brown. Officers elected: President A A Pierce, first VP A W Ballard, second VP B F Auder, secretary J H Woodworth, treasurer Jerry Riordan, Chaplain John Dye. Next reunion to be held at ???.
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Northwestern
Winneconne
Wis
G. E. Welgon
W. R. Brown
H. M. Fitch
Pueblo
James Steward
Chicago
Panera
A. A. Pierce
Iola
A. W. Ballard
Omro
B. F. Auder
Tola
J. H. Woodworth
Waupaca
Jerry Riordan
Mant Tewoc
John Dye
Megin
Jae
Lawmakers Weigh Lottery to Fund 35 Million Loan
Havana reports the house of representatives held secret sessions on the 35,000,000 loan and ways to meet it. The proposal to establish a lottery has many supporters while others push for an internal revenue tax to raise funds.
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Associated Press
Havana
House of Representatives
Fragmented index listing scattered late 19th century items
An OCR heavy index page shows a chaotic mix of items across pages and sections. It mentions race names, local accidents, receptions, fashion notes, theater, and various society items with numerous misspellings and unclear details.
Fear of Loyalists from Conference at London Office
In London a high level conference between Colonial Secretary Chamberlain and Boer generals Botha De Wet and De larey produced no firm outcomes. Plans for resettlement may shift slightly, but major internal reforms await Milner consultation and cabinet action. Boers worry imperial reward of disloyalty, while English investors fear consequences.
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St Ta
Chamberlain
Botha
de Wet
Delarey
Lord Milner
Britah High Commixatoner
South Afric
Chaamberlain
England
South Africa
Cape Colony
Natal
Mr. Chamberlain
Associated Press
Mr Chamberlain
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Providence
Michael F. Hearn
Westfield
Maes
Cey
Lut
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Ragame
Ceylon
George H. Schreiner
John L. Gannon
R. I
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Colonel Blake
Clan Na Gael
Ragama
India
Clan No Gael
van Hoesen
M0 Eieticn
Freight Sheds Burn at Durand Michigan
Fire destroyed the Grand Trunk and Ann Arbor freight sheds in Durand with thousands of dollars in merchandise lost. About eighty cars burned, telegraph service cut, trains halted, one brakeman injured. Loss estimated near 150000 dollars. Fire suspected to start from a match thrown on an oil soaked floor by a freight handler.
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Associated Press
Durand
Mich
Ann Arbor and
Grand Trunk Railway
Teast HA
Grand Trunk
Ann Arbor
Woodhouse
Cincinnati
Bre
St Cx
Walnut Streets
Chatten Jennings
Charles Rolla
Mt Folk
Soldiers Quell Riots in Hungary and Serbia
Associated Press reports a riot suppression in Bra Slavonia by a battalion of infantry. Two Serb men were arrested for printing scurrilous articles that angered Croatians. Weather notes follow with variable winds and a 1 pm temperature around 74.
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Hungary
Bra
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Garfield
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