Russian Court Crisis Sparks Stolypin Dismissal Demands
A tense rift between Premier Stolypin and court reactionaries follows his refusal to abandon reforms. Moscow and St Petersburg press swing from support to opposition, calling for his resignation while reporting on university reopenings and proposed Jewish officer admissions.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Wpe
Stolypin
MM. Stelypinos
Syet
League of the Russian People
M. Stolypin
Russia
Strana
Ot the Red
Vovoe Vremya
Press
Moscow
Peaceful Regeneration Party
M. Guchkoff
Count Heyden
Palma and Menocal Seek Path to Cuban Peace Talks
In Havana insurgent sentiment runs high across Pinar del Rio Havana and Santa Clara with two thirds reportedly favorable to rebellion in spirit if not deed General Mario Menocal meets with President Patna and Cebreco to discuss possible negotiations with insurgent leaders while Palma signals willingness to consider talks but makes government promises.
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Havana
Pinar del Rio
Santa Clara
Mario Menocal
Patna
Menocal
Cebreco
Palma
Harriman Defies Subpoena Amid Rail Rate Fight
E H Harriman president of Union Pacific arrived in St Paul for a brief visit amid a clash with the Minnesota railroad and warehouse commission. A Hastings coal rate hearing targeted Great Northern figures and Harrisons delay cited heavy duties. The commission sought Hill to testify September 1 but he declined saying he would be too busy and might not be in town.
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Associated Press
St. Paul
Minn
E. H. Harriman
Union Paceific Railroad
St.Paul
Harriman
Janes J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Hill
State Railroad and Warehouse Commission
President Hill
Erick Olson
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Hastings
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul Road
Chicago, Milwaukee
Olson
Dunnell, Minn
Staplea
Ira B. Mills
A. C. Clausen
Shaw
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Northern Pacific
South Pacific
Atchison, Reading
Great Northern
Baltimore & Ohio
Norfolk & Western
Amalgamated ‘Copper
Great Northern Preferred
St Prat
Northwestern
Union Bay
Tuberculosis Congress Discusses Public Sanitation Measures
The Hague session focused on organizing popular sanitaria with dispensaries as key. Dr Lawrence F. Filck urged establishing dispensaries to unite doctors and the public against consumption. Dr Fisher urged removing all consumptives from military service as essential. The queen mother welcomed delegates prior to the session.
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Associated Press
Hague
Lawrence F. Filck
Philadelphia
Fisher
Berlin
Trial of Chicago Packers Delayed Past September
Attorneys for the government said it is unlikely the packing companies case will start September 10 as planned. The trial is postponed due to both sides needing time after the vacation season and no witnesses have been subpoenaed yet.
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Arendy
Chicago Packers
Associated Press
Chicago
Sutton and Sutton win Tri-State tennis doubles title
In Cincinnati on September 7 Mary Sutton and Margerie Dodd defeated Lulah Reiden and Florence Sutton 6-2 in the finals for the ladies doubles championship at the Tri-State tournament. A father quipped to his son during the event.
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Associated Prenc
Cincinnati
Mary Sutton
Margerie Dodd
Lulah Reiden
Florence Sutton
Reorganization Plan Emerges for Real Estate Trust Co
Philadelphia reports that Receiver Earle will become president as reorganization nears completion. investigations probe possible crimes by Hipple Segal North and Collingwood. plan proposes $2 million raised and $2.6 million in securities converted to cash to reopen and pay depositors in full.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Stock Exchange
Earle
Securites
Bell
State of Pennsylvania
John A. Berkey
Frank K. Hipple
Adolph Segal
W.F. North
M. 5
Collingwood
Segal
North
Hipple
Trust Company
General McCaskey Opposes Long Infantry Camps
General William S. McCaskey of the Southwestern Division censures recent Army orders for instructional camps and long marches. He argues camps should last three weeks and marches stay under 100 miles, saying longer drills cause unnecessary hardship and affect reenlistments. He notes soldiers favor practical limits over extended encampments.
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General MecCaskey
Associated Press
Washington
Sept
T.tong
Lrig
William S. McCaskey
War Department
McCaskey
Coast Artillery
Ees
Shaw issues a letter to bankers on gov ernment deposits
Secretary Shaw issues a circular to all national bank depositaries urging funds kept at home and not loaned to brokers in New York for speculation. The note warns banks to loan at regular rates or not at all and to return excess funds to the treasury if they cannot absorb them locally.
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Associatea Prova
Washington, D.C
Shaw Hag Omde
New York
Treasury
Shaw
Kern Meat
Treasury Department
Captain Searles Visits Cedar Rapids After 45 Years
Captain J. M. Searles of Cedar Rapids returns to Oshkosh with his wife and daughter after a forty five year absence. He served in Civil War units from Wisconsin and later settled in Cedar Rapids. He recalls old friends, seeks fellow veterans, and notes a mistaken obituary printed after Chickamauga.
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J. M. Seartes
Cedar Rapids
Searles
WW. H. Searles
Twenty-first Wisconsin Regiment
Thin City
Yand du Lac
William Wall
Wisconsin
Cedar Rapide
Visrting Oshkech
Chickamauga
Death of a Publisher Alexander Dedford Formerly of Chicago
Alexander Dedford, once a prominent Chicago publisher of books and magazines, died at Good Samaritan Hospital in Los Angeles on September 7 after a long illness of paralysis. The obituary notes his years of influence in the publishing field and his relocation to California.
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Alexander Dedford
Chicago
Los Paralysin
Loz Angeles
Cal
Alexander Bedford
Good Samaritan
The Man Sought by Republicans for Governor of New York
The article reports on Charles E. Hughes's reluctance to discuss a possible Republican gubernatorial candidacy. Hughes declines to comment on his own name being advanced or on Jerome Henrat Wy Henry Wy. Odell Jr. and party actions are noted without committing.
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New York
Charles BE. Hughes
Hughes
B. B. Odell Jr
Europe
Afr.Odell
rJeromeore Wy Henrat
Tet Pats
Wisconsin Totals Tie Up Tight in State Wide Count
Official returns show Kuestermann leading Dahl in Brown and Outagamie counties by margins of 603 and 519 respectively while Milwaukee outsize votes complicate the tally. Officials expect decisive results after the Madison platform meeting and statewide candidacy alignments.
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Milwaukee
Wig
Green Bay
Kuestermann
Brown County
Outagamie County
Wis
A. H. Dahl
J.J. Kempt
James A. Frear
W. H. ¥Roebiich
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Froehlich
Frear
Lake Shore
Jacking
Dahl
Milwaukee County
Sinorx
Madison
Democrata
Social Democrata
Social Democratic Party
Central Committed
Herbert H. Manron
Waurauwill
Democratic Party
Central Committee
W. D. Connor
Republican Party
Essman
Freing
William Yu
Faaman
Dravidson-Connor Campalen
Nat
Wisconsin
Connor
Revival Services Begin at Free Methodists Church
Evangelistic revivals opened Thursday at the Free Methodist Church corner Elm Street and Forest Avenue under Rev. J. H. Flower of St. Louis. Services start 7 20 pm with one afternoon omission next Wednesday. Attendance was large for the first night and the series runs until Sunday September 16 with nearly two weeks of meetings. Rev. Frank Kamm assists. Flower leads a mission work with a church in St. Louis and has broad evangelistic experience.
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Cors
Elm Street
Forest Avenue
J. H. Flower
St. Louis
Umes
Mr. Flower
Frank & Kamm
Flower
Fahrneys Reach Portage Aboard Willena Houseboat
A telephone note from William H Fahrney to J W Fulton says Fahrney and party reached Portage safely in the Willena houseboat and plan to descend the Wisconsin to the Chicago drainage canal via the Mississippi to Chicago. The only issue was a repairable engine hiccup. no other problems reported. The Willena carries Mr and Mrs Fahrney, Mr and Mrs I N Rice, and Mr and Mrs Thomas Russo as they continue a multi week voyage.
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William H. Fahrney
J. W. Fulton
Fahrney
I. N. Rice
Thomas Russo
Insurgent Movements and Cuban Armistice Talks
Reports from Havana Sept 7 detail a ten day armistice with zones to be set, while Liberal leaders press for peace terms and Insurgents under Pine Guerra grow stronger near Pinar del Rio. Bridges on the Western railway are destroyed as government forces seek to rebuild under risk of continued revolt.
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Associated Press
Havana
Fsland
Palma
Menocal
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
San Luis
Qenarat Avulos
Pino Guerra
Jesses
Pine Guerra
Mengeal
Guerra
Loynez Castillo
Divorce Granted To Mrs Frye In Chicago Case
The wife of Professor Charles H. Frye, former head of Conk county normal schools, has been granted a divorce. Mrs Goddard of Hurley North Dakota revealed she married Frye twenty years ago under another name without knowing he was married. Frye, freed from jail after the divorce, planned to marry Mrs Goddard in Hammond, Indiana, but Union laws bar remarriage within one year of divorce.
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Kesman
Wisconsin
Indiana
Sherif
Indianapolis
Tad
Ja Follette
la Follette
John Strange
Connor
Marshfield
Wis
AN Marshfield
W. D. Conner
Second Regiment
Snd
Associated Press
Chicago
Charles 11
Frye
Conk County
Goddard
Hammond
Ind
Unoin
Completes The Cure In Marienbad Amid Static News
King Edward today completed the cure and test for London as local reports note shifting weather and market activity. A jumble of weather forecasts, patent data, and random notices follow, including mentions of Wisconsin and various officials.
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Marienbad
Edward
London
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