Americans Lead Palma Trophy Trials At 800 Yards
Americans top the Palma trophy effort at RockHiffe range 800 yards with 590 of 600, Captain Lemon and Captain Casey each scoring 75. At 900 yards the U S leads 673 to rival nations. total scores show the United States well ahead overall as Australia and Canada trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ottawa
Ont
RockHffe
Lemon
Casey
United States
Australia
Canada
Great Britain
Norfolk
Amateur Athletic Union
H. J. Huff
Chicago A. C
Dan Kelly
University of Oregon
Charles Parsons
San Francisco
W- D- Eaton
Boston A. A. C
Plumme Club
Escaped Ice Perils From Duchess of Bedford Wreck
London dispatch reports Captain Mikkelson and companions safe after the Arctic steamer Duchess of Bedford wreck. They traversed ice to reach a place of safety following the incident near Alaska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesociaiag Preae
London
The
Evening News
Gibbon
Alaska
Mikkelson
Indiana Republican Goodrich Promotes Fairbanks Tour
T J Goodrich of Indianapolis Republican National Committeeman tours western states for Fairbanks. He holds conferences with Iowa and Nebraska Republicans, including Hart in Council Bluffs, asserting Indiana will back Fairbanks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
J. P. Goodrich
Indianapolis
Natonal
Indiana
Fairbanks
Iowa
Nebraska
Goodrich
Commiteeman Hart
Conuncil
Gomirich
Loyalty Doubts Amid Military Recruitment Efforts
Fragmentary text notes shaken faith in loyalty as forces emphasize recruitment and redeployment. Mentions contractors, quarters, and commands at unspecified barracks. Nonstandard spelling obscures details. remaining readable items indicate tensions within the force and oversight of morale.
Alcohol lamp explosion shocks watchful patrons
A hazardous mishap at a public venue caused an alcohol lamp to explode, startling attendees and prompting a prompt response from staff. No serious injuries were reported, and investigators are examining the scene to determine the cause.
EXPECTS NEW FACTORIES IN SUPERIOR WISCONSIN
Superior Wisconsin September 7 The steel trust has permission to build and operate a railroad from Spirit Lake to the dock on Au Gouez Bay enabling a steel plant to be connected to dock terminals. Several million dollars will be spent on track laying and bridge construction as testimony before Rate Commissioner Erickson indicated. Large industries are expected to follow the plant including a steel car works. The railroad will serve the plant and dock terminals avoiding past delays caused by bridge traffic.
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Asegociated
Superior
Wis
Steel Trust
Wisconsin
Spirit Lake
Auouez Bay
Erickson
Traction Case Seeks Access to Books in Wisconsin Hearing
In Winnebago Traction company versus Eastern Wisconsin Railway and Light company a motion to show cause why the latter’s books should not be opened for inspection was continued two weeks. The suit seeks an accounting for passengers carried under a contract paying two and a half cents per passenger. The case advances as both sides seek a proper accounting from the books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Traction Company
Eastern Wisconsin Company
Winnebago Traction Company
Eastern Wisconsin Railway and Light Company
Dooks
Eastern Wisconsin Railway and Taght Company
Gerault
T. R. Taylor
Jo Hn Taylor
Edgar Crossman
Catherine Crossman
Eugenie Quinn
Edward Quinn
Charles B. Cole
Charlies
G. Bauman
John W. Hare
Fred Beglinger
Maintift
Badger Candy Company
F. W. Marcott
Paine Sumter Company
Orhkosh Water Works Company
Jore Burnell
Mondhv
Beettenhaus
Burton E. Burton Nominated for Cleveland Mayor by Acclamation
Congress man Burton chairman of the house committee on mvers and harbors was nominated by acclamation for mayor of Cleveland at the Rezahi convention. Prato Treadway was nominated for vice mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Othig
Thewere E. Burton
House
Cleveland
Prato Treadway
Disciples of Cupid Wedding in Northwesternt Fargo Ceremony
The draft wedding notice describes a ceremony for Miss Michhe S Emmert and A Mast of Mil Magler with vows at eight o clock in a private residence. The bride is described as daughter of Res and Mee, with Fiocorrt presiding and a reception to follow at the home of the parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Mate Michhe S. Emmert
Hed A. Mast
Mil- Magler
Orark Wetpe
Faben Evangel
Agnor
Betes Paretiz
Mir
Agreement on Fisheries Reported in Local Council
A terse note from the council outlines a fisheries agreement reached today. Officials state the accord covers warren fisheries and shared quotas with neighboring jurisdictions. Details remain limited but indicate joint management and monitoring provisions.
Italian Garden Adds Charm to Bronx Zoo Park in Public Grounds
New York on September seventh reports the Bronx Zoological Park expanding into a premier public park with a completed Italian garden at the north end near the aviary primates and lion houses. Notables like J Pierpont Morgan support decorative landscaping as part of a broader plan linking Bird Court to the Grand Concourse. The centerpiece will be a white marble fountain donated by John D Rockefeller, now sited just north of the primate houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx Zoological Park
Greensward
Bairdcourt
J. Pierpont Morgan
Grand Concourse
John D. Rockefeller
Primaris
Spooner Quietly Pleased at Family Hotel Residence
Special to The Northwestern reports ex Senator John C Spooner living with his wife and youngest son at the Collingwood, 45 West Thirty-fifth Street, New York. He works at 2 Liberty Street practicing law and arrives home for dinner. He dismisses a presidential nomination, cites easy law work, and notes sons practicing in Milwaukee and Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
New York
John C. Spooner
Liberty Street
Phil L. Spooner Jr
Collingwood
West Thirty-fifth Street
Broadway
Spooner
Washington
Colonel Rpooners
Eithy Reot
White Ten
Cagarel Cro
Chanel Booceri
Wisin
Irvaders Repulsed At War Show Spectacle
In a coastal town display, a crowd witnessed a theater-like parade with revised acts and intense images. The event featured RF Beatin imagery and a dramatic backdrop, drawing strong reactions from attendees.
Harri man Returns from Vacation on Special Train
E H Harri man, en route from California to Omaha, boarded a special passenger train this morning. He continued as a special on the Northwestern to Chicago and is expected to arrive this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Omaha
Neb
E. H. Harriman
Northwestern
Chicago
Involuntary bankruptcy filed against Erie Heating Co
A petition in involuntary bankruptcy was filed in the US district court against the Erie Heating Company. A receiver was appointed for the firm with liabilities around $100,000 and assets listed as nominal. Accusations claim president FW Gale diverted substantial company funds for personal use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charxen Axainat
Erie Heating Company of
Chicago
Associated Presa
United States
Erie Heating Company
Gale
Prisoner mistreatment report from Tangier letter
A Tangier dispatch cites a recent letter from Card Siurry MacLean reporting that Hadwell, captured on duis by the handhet Raisuilt, is being held prisoner and poorly treated. The prisoner is said to suffer from chills after drinking tainted water, with limited bedding and inadequate cooking facilities noted.
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Tangier
Bon
Catd Siurry MacLean
Sari
Duis
Bren
Hadwell
Hin
Ts Maor
Sendig
Ashlang Plant Solo and County Sale Report
Fragmented OCR text notes a wartime style reference to Ashlang Plant Solo and a county sale. Mentions Milwaukee Wisconsin, tithe, manufacturers, syndicate, and officials. Details are unclear due to corruption. only scattered names and actions remain.
Women Ride At Open Meeting For Tobats In Defense Of Rider Rights
A late edition brief notes a New York event where a crowd supports women riding astride and backing equal access to equestrian sports. Report highlights quoted speakers and the crowd’s push for inclusive riding opportunities.
Wellman Polar Flight in Doubt as Winds Shift to North
Paris dispatch reports Walter Wellman facing unfavorable winds for his balloon voyage to the pole. If a favorable south wind fails by September 10 the attempt could be abandoned this year. He may deflate the craft and await next year’s window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
New York Herald
Paris
Echo de Paris
Robert Chamuvelot
Walter Wellman
Wellman
Uny
Mr. Weillman
Archipelago
Greenland
Parla
Hicks Reelected President At Winnebago Pioneer Meeting
Emmett R. Hicks was reelected president and KP. M. Wright of Umro secretary at the Pioneer of Winnebago County annual meeting held in a Presbyterian church. The session set the next gathering for the first Thursday in September 1904 with about fifteen to twenty members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett R. Hicks
KP. M. Wright
Umro
Pioneera
Winnebago
Ira
Vireo
Timre
Shae
Chicago
Joe
Jame Pekett
Farkert
Worl
Janet Feeter
Mr Mathear
Denon
Goa
Colorful geraniums frame eighty five thousand square feet plaza plot
A visitor climbs stone steps from the western slope toward the plaza near the lion house entrance. A brilliant splash of color catches the eye as fire red geraniums glow in sunlight across a rectangular ground plot covering eighty five thousand square feet.
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Lion House
Doubleheader Opens With Two OClock Start
Weather permitting a crowd is expected for the two games with the first at two oclock and the second starting ten minutes after. Wallenu sits second in the league and Oshkosh fifth, but both teams are evenly matched and promise strong exhibitions of ball playing.
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Wallenu
Oshkosh
Mrs Goodrick Dead After Stroke at St Marys Hospital
Former Oshkosh resident Mrs Clara Goodrick wife of attorney E J Goodrick of Antiga died in St Marys hospital after a paralysis stroke. She was born January 26 1854 in Keyesville New York and came to Tiola as a child. Survived by husband son Arthur B Goodrick two sisters and one brother friends and relatives noted. Funeral Sunday afternoon at St Vainert Catholic with burial at Rav er side cemetery.
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M.W. Sheppard
Irsh A. A. C
New York City
Glarner
Olympic Club
San Francisco
Frank C. Sheehan
South Boston
Masa
Sheppard
Ralph Rose
California
W. W. Coe
Boston
Ww. Gilmore
Witness Club
Cincinnati
Ohio
May Sutton
Irving Wright
Ruth Cowing
Richard Palmer
New Jersey
Pie Sutton
Wright
Miss Sutton
Mr. Wright
Marjorie Dodd
Robert Leroy
Sutton
Martha Kingey
Onkkosh
Antiga
Clara Goodrick
J. Goodrick
Oshkosh
St. Mary's Hospital
Goodrick
Mr. Goodrick
Athearn
Arthur B. Goodick
Godrick
John A. Balch
Iola
Keyesville
N. Y
Tiola
E. J. Gondrick
J. OW. Bishan
Wausau
Sand Point
Moent
Arthur Dufur
Los Angeles
Georg, Buck
Altoona
C. P. Balch
Dufur
Ore
Gootrick
Antil
Antik
Gontrick & Gionvirick
Raverside
Se Tyikes
Aloe
Bawarnd Ho Brekth
James Ho Tactino
Frank Suanart
Peace Parley Deception Delays Moroccan Conflict
News from Washington and Paris reports Morocco's rulers mobilizing two rival sultans Abd-El Aziz and Mola Hafiq to seize Fez and Rabat while General Drude of France agrees to a temporary halt to plan a siege on Taddert. Observers warn the delay tactic aims to gain time as France and Spain move to occupy Moroccan ports triggering potential sectarian tensions along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Curiablanca
Drude
Miys
Taddert
Oly
Sultans Biarch
Tangier
Morocco
Abd-El- Aziz
Mola Hafiq
Fea
Rahat
London
France
Spain
Worthless check arraigned in Omro court
Frank C Schliesing of Omro was arraigned in municipal court on a charge of issuing a worthless check for 15 dollars to Thomas Ryan. Bail set at 500 dollars, preliminary exam next Thursday at 10. He remained jailed after failing bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Schlieding
Omro
Schilesing
Fis
Schlesing
Ryan
Frank C. Schliesing
Divorce Action Filed for Cruelty and Support
Miss Winnnifre Grace Galvin sues Edward Ray for divorce from cruel and inhuman treatment and failure to support. They married June 21 196, at Mes nomines Mick, and have a nine month old daughter. Galvin seeks separation, alimony, and restoration of her maiden name Winnifred Grace Car.
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Miss Winnifre
Grace Galvin
A& Wisorre
Edward Ray Iain
Marshfield Nowentes
Gaba
Nate
Winnifred Grace Car
Mra
Olge Groenik
Gin & Cult
Lewis Grusnik
Mesnomines
Mick
First Football Accident On Field Reports Injury
A cryptic OCR fragment describes a football incident with references to an accident and injury. Limited readable details name no teams or locations or dates. The item appears to be a brief report noting an athletic mishap and subsequent medical concern.
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United Byates
Kerty Pointa
Norfolk—News
Companie
Duchess of
Deblin
Jeperson
Bendita
Motion OF Traction Company
Ford DU Lac Company
DE Beard
Burton
Disciples OF
Cupid
Agreement ON Fisheries
Bird House
Baird Court
N.Y
Faris
Armr Mancesere
Momias
Jared
Reither
E. W. Harriman
MOREY
Ashlang Plant
Mitwauke
Forrest
Countey
Tobats Tatha
Roosevelt Tists Academy
Newt
Parton
Robert Chauvelot
E. 8. Hicks
Giickard May
Winnebage
Corr
Friocas Mercing
St. Vainert Catholic
Thareblev
AL Woteac Atti
Atahees Aid Oa
Nates
Frien
Atiendal
Cies
dIahn Sponie
Nm Pone
Tibeage
Vre Arion
Peter Sbohlsivh
Sask Frav
Si Hiates
Fond Dh Bari Myr
Koakana
Pasteersa
Areveting
Heras
Wad
Toby
Poamtir
Yaddert
Hival
Mend
Montile
Rabat
Associated Fresc
Washington, D. C
State Department
Frank C. Schhucxing
Edward Galtin
Fritstire
Husband
Actnt
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