Resignation of Dr Salmeen Amid Review of Howard Charges
Washington AP report notes Dr Salmeen’s severance amid ongoing inquiry into his ties with George E Howard connected to the price business and the Howard Jibbs Co. The investigation centered on inspection methods used for government contracts. Dr Howard was exonerated in the related inquiry.
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Mat
Salmeen
Wis
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
David E. Salmon
Tks
Dr. Salmon
George E. Howard
Howard Jsbbs Company
W Con, D. C
Ard Trere
Cane
Gecter
Resignation and personnel shifts in the Roosevelt era
A fragmented notice notes resignations and new positions in the U S government. It references Theodore Roosevelt era figures such as Leckie and Freer, and mentions changes in the Department of Agriculture and Treasury, with discussions of commissions and ensuing actions. The text is garbled but centers on official resignations and appointees.
Veterans in Parade Endure Exhaustion After Long March
Associated Press report notes the main ring encampment and grand parade today. Veterans, weary yet dutiful, endured fatigue and were seen supported by nearby companions as they rested after marching the long route.
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Associated Press
Hivowac
Tefay
Braz
Line
Union Ex-Prisoners of War elect national commander
The National Association of Union ex-Prisoners of War held its annual session and elected Col J D Walker of Pittshire as national commander. The group endorsed the Dalzell pension bill granting two dollars per day for ex-prisoners of war and support for wartime survivors. Maj S K Hooper of Denver was chosen president of the Shiob battle survivors group.
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National Association of Union ex-Prisoners of War
J. D. Walker
Pittshire
Dalzell
Shiob
S. K. Hooper
Denver
Pfister Sues for Libel in Milwaukee Libel Action
Cherles Pister, suing in Milwaukee, claims the Milwaukee Free Press libeled him with articles alleging wrongdoing. Defendants named include the Milwaukee Free Press Company, John James Tweed, and Howard Freer. The suit seeks to compel accountability and explore criminal charges implied by the press coverage.
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Northwestern
Miwaukes
Wis
Cherles Pister
Milwaukee Free
Serif Carey
Silla Free Press Company
Johen James Tweedr
Howard
Charles Quasies
At. Pascer
Ww Ts.ecersin Rendering Company
Passer
Free Press
Milcoukse
Paster
FAVEYS TAKE LEAKE SECRETEG FTeSs
Portsmouth NW Hl Sept Lite in th picturesque section of Mew Exstead concentrates on the peace conference. Bio Witte and the Russian mission left for New York by special train. The Japanese party did not depart with Bo ren He youre last night. Witte greeted crowds on the hotel veranda and Sir Takemirm led the Japanese delegation amid cheers. The navy funeral rites continued at Washington with furniture and the treaty space commemorated in Portsmorth.
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Portsmouth
Exstead
Bio
Witte
New York
Takemirm
Navy
Washington
TRS
Portsmorth
New Orleans Reports Change in Yellow Fever Cases
Reports indicate a slowing in new yellow fever cases in Louisiana as cooler weather takes effect. Deaths rise slightly and authorities note ongoing risks despite fewer new infections, with health officials urging continued vigilance amid unsettled conditions.
Linevitch Reports Japanese Move in Korea
Associated Press dispatch from St. Petersburg dated September 5 states General Linevitch reported Japanese forces began an offensive along the Mandarin road in North Korea on September 3. The advance started with consimuctt but retreated. battalions were supported by cavalry and artillery, though the final outcome was not announced in time for the dispatch.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Linevitch
Mandarin Road
Corea
Hunt for murderer in Milwaukee burglary
Milwaukee police continue the hunt for the killer of Pdul Langen who was shot defending his home from an unknown intruder Saturday morning The burglar may be in Milwaukee with reports placing him near the Langen home as recently as Monday night He escaped and remains at large
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Milwaukee
Wis
Pdul Langen
Langen
Fire on Chatham delays Suez Canal traffic
A dispatch from Port Said reports the British steamer Chatham en route from London to Yokohama caught fire in the Suez Canal, delaying traffic. The vessel carries seventy tons of dynamite, causing great alarm, but the fire was extinguished and canal traffic reopened.
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Associated Press
London
Port Said
Chatham
Yokohama
Suez Canal
Insurance Inquiry at New York Probes Modern Methods
Former Governor S Black appears for Equitable Life as legislators open a joint inquiry into life insurance practices in New York. The testimony aims to balance protecting policyholders with preventing company abuse while evaluating mutuality and the roles of officers and agents across major firms.
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Black
Equitable
Associated Press
York
S. Black
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Bleck
Paul D. Crmvath
Thomas F. Ryan
W.C. Gulliver
Reed
James Hezens Hyde
Armstrong
Hfe
Insurance Company
Péechins
Jeresh Beck
Mural Life Company
New York
Law
Frank R Lawrence
Ena Pieri
Neenah to Consider Gas Lamp Plant and City Business
Neenah Wisconsin special reports discussion of a new gasoline lamp factory with plans for large scale production if 125000 capital can be raised. Porter H Leach of Chicago faces meetings with the Neenah Advancement association and Wing and Co. council considers fire hose and steam shovel contracts while water works and election officials are named. A marriage between Miss Jessie Hercher and Julius Amondson is announced, and Mrs Sexton death case remains unresolved with a found pocket book and suspect description.
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Northwestern
Neenah
Wis
Porter H. Leach
Chicago
Neenah Advancement Association
Wing & Co
Leach
Fire Department
Water Works
Jaspersen
Schultz
Jessie Hercher
Julius Ameondson
Kaukauna
Menasha High School
Amondson
Wisconsin Central Road
Fond du Lc
Nicolett Avenue
Carnival permit grants city-wide event amid fund-division debate
City officials authorize a carnival with a five percent gross receipts donation to the Sremen. Funds beyond expenses would support city services, while questions arise over distribution among firemen and wagon drivers. Paul Paksiska, pitcher for Menashy, was injured. Mr and Mrs Puhstsks planned a trip south. A local Rome in Manasha is noted for business ties.
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Sremen
Carnival Company
Wheaty
Amuraper
Sahil Su
Deie Rele
Soto
Paul Paksiska
Menashy
Puhstsks
Rome
Manasha
Court dissolves injunction in Crandon death inquest case
Judge John Goodland ruled to dissolve the injunction and allow the coroner’s jury to continue its inquest into the death of Mrs. James A Crandon. The case involves Walsh accused of murder and details a challenged prejudice in the coroner’s jury and ongoing investigation by the jury to determine the death cause. Attorney General Titus and Samuel Shaw attended, with Sturdevant reportedly traveling to Appleton to assist in the Walsh inquiry.
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Apapicton
Wis
John Goodland
James A
Crandon
Wll
Inme Ang
Titus
Madison
Samuel Shaw
Oconto
Walsh
Sven
Waelsh
Sturdevant
Spenal
Northwestern
Appleton
Walsh Fair
Che
Sturcervane
Fragmented dispatch on ethnic violence and arson in Caucasus
A garbled AP style dispatch reports burning and looting directed at Jewish shops in the Caucasus area. It mentions Armenians and alleged assaults, with a note that the Jewish committee is organizing defense while banners accuse Tartars. The date given is September 1.
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Associated Press
Alsatin
Balakhan
Erbiechat
Noment
Sabtun
William B. Gill Dead in Philadelphia Suburb
William B Gill former Western Union district superintendent died at his home in Chatham suburb at age 57. He began as a messenger and rose to sixth district superintendent covering eastern Pennsylvania southern New Jersey Delaware Maryland and parts of Virginia. He served as president and director in several companies and was survived by a widow and five children.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
William B. Gil
Western Union Telegraph Company
toGar
Chaltenham
Gil
Western Union Company
Pensylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Mland
Virginia
A .Dirseior
Terai Corp
Bei Telephore Company
Armenian born American condemned to death in Istanbul
The criminal court at Stamboul condemned Ghitkis Varianian, a naturalized American, for the murder of August 26 in the Galata quarter. The sentence follows the shooting of an unidentified person by Varianian. The case underscores the tense crime situation in Istanbul during the period.
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Associated Press
Sorene
Stambou
Ghitkis Varianian
Amerian i Undijian
Vartaman
Gaiais
Cit
Tragic Death Near Boiling Spring In Yellowstone Visit
Miss Fannie Wickes aged 2 died after slipping into a boiling spring while visiting Yellowstone National Park several days ago. She is reported to be from Livingston and had traveled from Washington with her family. Local authorities and park officials are reviewing the incident for safety measures.
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Associated Press
Livingston, “Font
Fannie Wickes
Yellowstone National Park
Livingston
Civil War General Thomas T. Crittenden Dies in Massachusetts
Madison Ind Sept 6 News confirms Brigadier General Thomas T. Crittenden former colonel of the Sixth Indiana during the war died last night at East Gloucester Massachusetts.
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Associated Press
Madison
Ind
Thomas T. Crittenden
Sixth Indiana
East Gloucester
Mas
Commander Lucien Young USN Faces Court Martial
The USS gunboat commander Lucien Young USN is set for a court martial after a boiler explosion in Sendieto harbor California. The disaster killed about thirty crewmen and wrecked the vessel. Official inquiry blamed negligence and pending court action follows.
Reunion of Eighteenth Wisconsin Infantry in Oshkosh
A large delegation gathered in Oshkosh for the second annual reunion of the Society of Eighteenth Wisconsin Infantry Volunteers at the G A R hall on Merritt Street. Officers were elected with Juin Wadleigh chosen as vice president. attendees include members from Wisconsin and nearby states, with events featuring brief business sessions, a dinner, and musical program led by Mrs N B Sire eo.
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Grand Army Hall
Merritt Street
Juin W. Wadletss
Croes
Oshkoshigsay 2
Society of Eighteenth Wisconsin Infantry, Volunteers
Army Bell
Mesyity Street
Varits
Oshkoshis
Timids
Wisconsin Volunteers
Heror
Timie
Wadleigh
John
Heig
Asi and Sonss
N. B. Sire
Egisr
Tels
New
Yieis Dames B. Abts
Fond Cuin
Richard Trevel
Brunin
Sen.gnan
Casinovia
Wiss C. Fond du Luc
George P. Loner
Brown
Fond
Lac
R. Mack
Fond & Son
Reuchford
M. Bruner
Randall
Grandit Hart
G. S.tin
Madison
J. H. Smith
Waupaca
Mrs William Richards Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs W W Watson learns of the death of her sister Mrs Illam Richards in Tacoma Washington on August 28 at her home. The deceased, 49, spent winters in this city with her daughter Mabel and years 1838 and 1839 with Mrs Watson while Mr Richards was in Alaska. She was born in Rolling Prairie Wisconsin and was a highly esteemed Tacoma resident. a Tacoma Daily News notice described her as loved and mourned by many friends.
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Illam Richards
Tacoma
Washington
Mabel
Watson
Richards
Alaska
Miss Richards
W. W. Watson
GF Union
Joss
Tacoma Daily News
William Richards
South Matreet
Tecoma
Rolling Prairie
Wis
Woman of charitable heart dies after long Tacoma life
Mrs Richards wife of William Richards and mother of Mabel died after twenty seven years in Tacomazens in Wisconsin moved here sixteen years ago. She supported St Pauls Methodist Church under Rev Brooks and loved art, entertaining a peaceful home with paintings. Survived by husband daughter and three sisters and two brothers the family hails from Wisconsin prior to moving to Tacoma.
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Wiliam Richards
Wisconsin
Tacoma
Elways
Mabel
Johns Simson
Coon Raples
Ms. Watson
Oshkosh
Wis
S. Bushnell
Rolling Prairie
Josiah Lyon
Fecanaba
John Sr
Fires M E church hosts year end conference and pastor return
The Fires M E church held its annual conference to review the year and decide on the pastor’s renewal. A complimentary resolution urged the conference to retain Dr J E Farmer for the coming year. Dr D C John will retire after the eastern state conference at Wausau on September 20. Bishop Luther B Wilson praised Dr John and a future religious role is anticipated in Omaha. The fourth quarterly meeting elected stewards and committees for 1905 and 1906, including Dr M L Christianson and A E Boushbia, with Mrs Sarah associated officers and new district and parish roles noted.
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M. E
J. E. Farmer
They Ostatlet
BD. C. John
John
Johns
Omaha
M. L. Christenson
A. E. Bousfeld
Orze Tsrreil
D. Brown
Sarah Chor
Carte Rumers
J. A. Powers
Simonds
L. W. Briggs
J. Bia
Maria Hay
A. FE. Boush Bia
H_ A. Simonds
Trust FF
W. Decker
E. S. Richmond
County Pioneers at Omro Meeting in Winnebago County
The annual meeting of the Pioneers of Winnebago county will be held at Omro. Two interurban cars will leave the city early in the morning for the event. Old settlers and families are expected to attend. Brief addresses are planned and a dinner will be served under the auspices of Omro’s church society. J G Pickett is president and F C Stewart is secretary.
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Pioneers
Winnebago County
Omro
Turbulence at Tokio protests peace terms in Japan
Mass meetings were held to protest the peace terms with Russia. A crowd near Hibiya park and later at the Hokomin Shinhun office hurled stones and clashed with police. Rioters were dispersed, some injuries reported, and calls persisted for government resignations. Public sentiment mixed with chagrin over Japan’s perceived loss of victory fruits.
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Anuinat
Orsanm Et Toxic
Himillatal
Shiatmoa
Uren
Hokomin Shinhun
Orgex
Osaka
Nagoya
Nagaseki
Teesiag
Kinshin
Japan
Tokio
Henry Freiberg Dies of Cancer at 61 in Merrill
Henry Freiberg longtime Merrill resident dies at 5 AM at his home 159 Twelfth Street of cancer of the bowsis at age 61 He leaves a widow and six children including Mrs E B Remer Mrs He Beck of Merrill Miss Richere Voight Emma and Martha Freiberg and Edward Freiberg plus three brothers Otto Fred Albert all in area Funeral plans set for Sunday with services at 1:59 PM at home and 2 PM at Sigurd Street Lutheran Church officiated by Rev Abrwid. Also noted Joseph Stadtmuller of 1414 Street died this morning aged 70 from apoplexy. Stevenson funeral arrangements for Mrs George M Stevenson to be held Thursday at 2 PM from 17 Vine Street with Rev George L Farnam officiating. Quote about contentment ends.
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Henry Frieberg
Oli
Zemmer
Twelfth Street
E. B. Remer
He. Beck
Merril
Mies
Richeré Voight
Emma
Martha Freiberg
Edward Freiberg
Hres Brothers
Otto
Merrill
Fred
Algoma
Albert
Black Well
Sigzid Street Lutheran Church
Abr Wid
Joseph Stadtmuller
Joseph Stadtmallier
Fourteenth Street
Stevenson
George M. Stevenson
Evelyn
Vine Street
George EL. Farnam
Pirmoutha Congregational Church
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