President Roosevelt Made Honorary Member Of Locomotive Firemen
In Chattenouvre Tennessee today President Theodore Roosevelt was elected an honorary member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen. He attended the executive session, walked to the auditorium with dignitaries and Troop B escort, and praised organized labor's reasonable requests while approving Grand Master Sar Kent’s immigration appointment as highly satisfactory.
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Associated Press
Chattenuvre
Tenn
Roonevelt
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order
Sargent
The
Brotherhood
Troop B
G&durch
Hannahan
Canada
Firemen's Brotherhood
Organized Labor
Sar Kent
Immigration
Patent
Neenah Elopement Sparks Court Action In Winnebago County
Thomas W. Kellett denies marriage to his wife amid sensational local reports he eloped with R G Jenkins wife. Jenkins plans action. Mrs Kellett and Mrs Jenkins both linked to the case as court records unfold in Neenah Wisconsin.
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Neenah
Wis
Thomas W. Kellett
Wiliam Kellett
R. G. Jenkins
Wilde Drug Company
Kellett
Winnebago County
Death by Own Action in Waupaca Reported
Decomposed body of a man found near the cemetery in Waupaca Wisconsin with a revolver beside him and a bullet wound. Coroner's jury rules death by own action estimating the man had been dead three weeks. Identification unavailable and skin color undetermined due to skeletal remains.
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Waupaca
Wis
Sept. S
Nan
Merk Chessey
Land Claims Near Mindanso In Rich Fief Contested
A historical note describes claims to a Mindanso land grant described as a rich fief for gold production. It mentions Francisca of Cal, James Wilson, and a transport engineer Lawson, with references to Indian miners and local authorities debating rightful possession and regulation. The text outlines disputed superiority of claims and long inquiries.
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Francisca
James Wilson
Lawson
Mindanso
India
Taland
Wilcot
Filibuster Reported As Steamer Maid of Painca Carrying Ammunition
A Herald despatch from New York notes the steamer Maid of Painca carrying twelve crewmen and a quantity of cartridges. The article mentions plans to use the cargo for a project at the Patuca river mouth in Honduras and references dynamite aboard. The report implies tensions with the Keneforde in the area.
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Associated Peers
New York
Sept. S
Maid of
Painca
Fiat
Bloenbine
Methodist Sensation Circulates Against Wisconsin Conference
A controversial circular by Cuthero alleges malignant persecution within the Wisconsin conference of the Methodist church. The circular claims his arrest, dismissal, and family estrangement, citing testimony from several preachers and accusing a “secret society” and corrupt clergy in a sweeping attack on church leadership.
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Wisconsin
Carhart
Investigae Tong
Newman
Upolyrnes
Faville
Cilthero
Ciithero Argerta
Exprés
Enemien
General Conference
Municipal Court Returns to Morning Session
Several cases heard in municipal court this morning. Among them State of Wisconsin vs Fred Treicher, charged with assault and battery on Mrs Caroline Schumacher, adjourned to September 16. Lindenstruth collection actions against J B Horan and railroad company continued, with $76 judgment and pending guarantee proceedings. A case from Neenah with allegations of unlawful relations was adjourned to September 30. Haitie Brown pleaded guilty to larceny from Fred Butt, with court to allow withdrawal or reentry of plea on September 17 if desired. district attorney confirms no improper influence on the plea.
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State of
Wisconsin
Fred Treicher
Asault
Caroline Schumacher
Otto Lindenstruth
Wisconsin Central Railredair
Lindenstruth
J. B. Horan
Horan
Sept MN
Frei Fabreburg
Nevaeh
Baird
HH. Pitzgibbon
Hierman Schoenreck
Neenah
Haitie Brown
Fred Butt
Attormer Jackson
Tugmen's Strike Ends After Work Returns
Union crews resume duties at river docks after Grand President McCarle advised a return to work. Some workers displaced by the strike seek other employment while others rejoin fully manned crews at the Great Lakes Towing Company.
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Prenay Chevelard
Tetay
McCarle
Tugmen's Association
Union
tungTaen
Greet Laket Toning Company
Earthquake Report Shakes French and Bengal Regions
A brief note reports a 6 magnitude earthquake in France near Pau and Baxses Pyrenees with shock lasting seconds. Later dispatch mentions tremors in Bengal with casualties and damage, citing Catolla and Tengal provinces.
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Pau
Department
Baxses
Pyrenees
Jane
Teit Beze
Thie Meng
PASIC
Bengal
London
Fort
Siesgaich
Catolla Rays
CnCag
Ameck
Provicca
Ansan
Tengal
Asic
Sinking of Crete A Pierrot and German Panther Action
Reports describe the sinking of the Crete-A-Pierrot after a battle with the German gunboat Panther near Gonaives harbor. The Panther attempted capture, Crete A Pierrot's crew blew forward magazine, leading to explosion and destruction while rebels held the admiralty. London and Washington commentaries discuss potential protectorate implications for Hayti and Monroe Doctrine tensions.
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Aseichated Press
Bertin
Sopt
Myorine Ministry
Crete-A-Plerrat
Lekermann
Panther
Crete-A-Plerrot
Port Au Prince
Cretes
Germin
Cretusa Pierrot
Crete-A-Pierrot
Adalat
Reb
London
Firminisc
Crete- A-Plerret
Germain
Gonaives Harbor
James Giazette
Westminster Gazette
Washington, D. C
United States
Commodore Scheer
Crete-a-Pierrat
Hayti
Roosevelt
Europe
United Statill
West Indies
Central America
Germany
Assembly Tomorrow Follows County Caucus Clashes
A county convention last Saturday saw W C Cessing win a majority of delegates over Walter M Lingeman. Delegates were chosen by the two candidates from friends and printed tickets, foreshadowing a likely party convention outcome at the two o'clock assembly tomorrow. Lingeman declined to withdraw the Lingeman name despite pressure.
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W. C
Tickela
Hasi
Reayan
Lingeman
Scalded by Tar in Kaukauna Wisconsin Accident
A man named Lanterna suffered severe facial neck and arm burns when a bucket of hot tar spilled over him while he was on a mill roof. He was taken to Rahome in Minneapolis for treatment as his skin blistered and peeled from the impact.
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Kaukauna
Wis
C. L
Sandern
Tim
Lauterm Nathia Expreseer
Toyuent
Wan
Chieige
Postoffice Robbery Reported in Patchy Local Notes
A damaged OCR item reports a postoffice robbery with unclear names and places. It mentions pilfered stamps and police action occurring overnight, with a rudimentary description of the incident and timing.
Lightning Kills Farmer and Injures Son in Field
A farmer named Miguret Migbar was struck by lightning and killed while plowing near Bertin Wisconsin on September 4. His son, working the same field, was wounded but survived. The hay field caught fire but the blaze didn't spread to the farm buildings. The incident left a widow and several children.
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Bertin
Ace
Deeds of violence during mine strike erupts in Wilkes Barre area
A mob clash near Edwardsville injures miner Hiram Fischer and hostage Mrs. Kasmaugh amid a coal strike. Deputies guard the town lockup while Fischer is moved to hospital under heavy guard. Two thousand protesters gather as deputies protect an ambulance and thwart outside attacks. Reports from Tamaqua note troop patrols and disputed mine counts as Mitchell denies reckless remarks about a September end to the strike.
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Wilkesbarre
Sei
Vancestello
Sweyeraville
Hear
Athena
Portia
Fim
Sheri
James
Kaliang
Mn Wiu
Fischer
Storkup
Sy Strong Giert
Tamaqua
Lehigh Coat and Navigation Company
Feaders
Mitchell-Dexnies
Mitchell
Scranton
Redick
Wafon
Agron
Tarsore
United Mine Workers
Trabanne Portey
Rain Fails to Curb Philippine Cholera Outbreak
San Francisco dispatch reports heavy rains aimed at limiting a cholera outbreak. Capt E W L Southall, surgeon in the US Army, warns the Philippines struggle to contain the disease despite strict measures. He notes mortality data are hard to verify due to scattered reporting and censorship.
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Associated
San Francisco
Cab
Sarald
E. WL Southall
United States Army
Southall
Morocco IX Revolt Threatens Fez Departure
Dispatches report Menon and RAs ordered a large Moroccan army to prepare for a potential departure from Fez in December. The London Times notes the government has not disclosed its stance. Spain reports suggest the Moroccan sultan’s faction strengthens, risking a forceful intervention to save the throne amid turmoil surrounding Moham’s claim.
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Irees Xec
York
Sept. S
Memieh
Tapers
Fez
Sufr
Spain
Morocco
Mohams
Threatened by Fire Near Rewer Mine
A damaged report notes a fire threat near the Rewer mine in the Keoysiose district. The incident involves parties Gent and associates Torey Tarvamia Jost and follows activity by a crew from the Wey Sean Wirug company. No injuries or definitive actions are recorded.
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Torey Tarvamia
Sean Wirug
Keoysiose
General Chaffee Plans Moro Campaign In Mindanao
Washington reports a cable from Manila saying General Chaffee ordered Brig. Gen. Sumner to move troops into the Moro strongholds in Mindanao. A column of infantry cavalry and a battery is to march from Camp Vicars toward hostile Moro positions within a week.
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Associated
Manitla
Mandhug Tha
Chaffer Buxgests
Gompunica
Camp Vicira
Mindanao
Macri
Hestiles
Sumner
Gts Sunes Iu
Eral Chaffee Sumner
Coment
Mindnanag
Chaffee
Washington, D. C
Manilla
United States
Dutog Yng Fouwers
Chaffée
War Department
Department
Desperadoes slain in Tennessee gun battle
Rogeraville Tennessee ... Jim Wright and John Templeton, noted Hancock county desperadoes, were killed. Wright's son was captured by a posse led by Joe Mors of Gate City Virginia. In the fighting Wright fatally wounded George Wolf and Jack Rogers. Templeton was killed in a dawn confrontation after Wright’s retreat. Wright, an escaped Tennessee convict, and Templeton killed about six men each. Scene eighteen miles east of Rogersville.
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Associated
Rena
Rogeraville
Tenn
Jim Wright
John Templeton
Hancock County
Wright
Joe Mors
Gate City
George Wolf
Spearsferry
Jack Rogers
Ragersvile
Poorsulage
Templeton
Tennessee
Rogersville
Mors
Prohibition Ticket Nominated in Winnebago County Meeting
A Prohibition party convention at Omro nominated a full county and state slate led by John T. Davintown for state senator and Antone Jorgenson for sheriff. The nominees were approved as a group by unanimous ballot. A two year court of instruction was elected, and public meetings in Omro and nearby venues drew large crowds with speakers from Milwaukee and Michigan addressing supporters.
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John T. Davintown
Winneronne
Antone Jorgenson
Winchester
Q. C. Hate
Orhkoa
Jesee Searls
Omre
Ceeds
Martin Sperbeck
Algoma
W. R R. Becoville
Osbhkaeh
Mayhew Mott
Neenah
Fores
George S&s
Pumins- Hays
van Keuren
F. A. Cele
Falloua
AL PR Niven
EL. van Kevuren
Wereiary
Mayhew
Irele
Milwaukee
Morton
Michigan
Eighteen Warrants In Bribery Case Hit City Officials
A dispatch from St Louis reports eighteen warrants issued for former and current members of the municipal assembly over bribery allegations tied to street railway franchises. Fifteen defendants are charged with perjury for false grand jury testimony.
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St. Louis
Municipal Assembly
Mexia
Craichises
Cit
Warrgada
Dlefexutes
Dla
Public marriage set during Neenah carnival week
Neenah Wisconsin notes a public marriage planned for next week during the carnival. Barlo G Price of the University and Mir Vera Bella Klock of Wheelers Corners near the city will wed publicly in Neenah. Price is a local young man and Klock is the granddaughter of James Wheeler, a noted farmer in the town of Winkand, who resides with her grandfather. The ceremony will be conducted by Julie D. Baird with the mayor and common council as witnesses.
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Neenah
Wis
Neenah Street
Barlo G
Price
Univalty
Mir Vera Bella Klock
Wheelers’ Corners
Miss Klock
James Wheeler
Williams College students honor Miss Crane with Mayflower boat party
Students at Williams College hosted a Thursday afternoon boating party aboard the Mayflower to Paine’s Point and Island Park as thanks for Miss Elizabeth Crane’s month of service. About 40 attendees enjoyed games, rowing, and lunch, then presented a clock as a token of remembrance before returning to the boat for more activities.
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Williame’ Rapinees College
Destrour
Elizabeth Crane
Paine’s Point
Island Park
Prof. Williams
Miss Crane
Williams
Wiliama’ Bualese College
Johnnie
Crane
Ovhkosh
Prof
T. J
Kathleen McCusker
Gertrude McCusker
Martha Look
Jessie Brunker
Jennie Grace
Gelene Searle
Caroline Chfford
Roo Richards
Ruth Crum
May Crozer
Mabie Matthews
Mamie O'Brien
Betle Davis
Annie Peterson
Anna Lick
Lilian Look
Florence Real
Miss MecKusey
Clendenning
Messia
Louis Beck
Lewis Kaluus
Frank Smith
Edgar
OFFICERS ELECTED AT NORMAL SCHOOL MEETINGS
The Normal school elected class officers and self government council members across four classes. Names include Walter J. Cords as senior president, Bertha Hewitt as secretary treasurer, and George Price on the council, with officers listed for each class and for the literary society leaders.
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Normal School
Citqr
Walter 3. Cords
W. F. Switzer
Bertha Hewittt
Ressurer
George Price
Maude Stewart
Forward P. Crain
Duator «Lacs
Carrie Nelson
Grace Alarworth
John #. Ford
SW. Murphy
Harriet Porterfield
Cass— Prenlent
Fred J. Steffech
Edna Wert
Bird Hitchcock
Bert Watchcase
W. 3. Hirley
Lydia Wescott
Henry Sutton
Vic
Lert Williams
Jola Rohan
Florence Moat
Forest Sorenson
Sara Fitzgerald
Halter
Trem
Ayem
L Werary
Bed
Stuon
Differen
Treancier
Jacob Heaze
Gelerit
We Vandarkook
Gold hoard in U S Treasury reaches new peak high
Washington reports the United States gold reserves rose to $973,996,194, the largest ever and well above preexisting records. Deposits have continued at $200,000 to $300,000 daily with no sign of decline, signaling strong confidence in fiscal stability and ongoing substitution of gold with certificates and notes.
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Washington, D
United States
Treasury
Russia
Eiz
Uni States Treasury
Itan
United
Storm on Ontario disrupts lake traffic on Lake Ontario
A gale from the west paralyses passenger traffic on Lake Ontario, delaying returns for hundreds of tourists from Canadian lake shores. Only the largest steamers sail as life saving crews double watches along the lake shore, with trains the only option home.
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Associated Press
New York
Lake Ontario
Trifune
Canadian
North Shore
Toronto
United States
Lake Shore
Frank Tousey Dead Founder of Judge Magazine
Frank Tousey founder of Judge and uncle of Sinclair Tousey, died in New York from peritonitis. He led a music publishing house and had a noted taste for fashion, carriages, and travel, including a top clothes wardrobe and a pair of trousers of legend. The Associated Press reports his death.
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Associated Press
New York
Frank Tousey
Sinclair Tousey
American News Company
Peurter
Nauheim
Panmure Gordon
Stock Exchange
London
Mayfair
America
Beo Ig
Scotland
Frederick Augustus Abel
Imperial Institute
British Ciation
Iron and Steel Institute
The
Chemical Society
Institute of Chememstry
Marine City
Mich
C. Tyler Morley
Morley
Lakes
Leap from Moving Express Train Fatal in New York
Hermard Neuning, a brewing company collector, jumped from a fast moving express train between Rhine CAM and Stattsburg on the New York Central line. He fell from the window and was badly hurt and likely to die. Police say he had allegedly committed bigamy and had left Kansas City after being arrested there.
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Associated Press
New York
Hansa City
Hermard Neuning
Expres
Rhine Cam
Stattsburg
New York Central Railway
Wanco
Neusman
Cty Fr A Brewing Company
Nesman
Newsman
Kansas City
Unconscious for Week After Wreck Death Reported
Mrs Anna Rickford of Albert Lea died from injuries in a Chicago and North Western train wreck near Marsden. She remained unconscious from arrival until her death. the accident occurred last Saturday and caused the fatal outcome.
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Associated Press
St Fael
Minn
Sept
Anna
Rickford
Albert Lea
Wapeca
Chicago and Northwestern
Marsden
Fair and Cooler Weather Report for San Dae Day
The weather forecast notes fair and cooler conditions with chances of a shower in the eastern portion. Winds shift to westerly with rising temperatures and moderate air. Officials warn of cool temperatures, with detailed remarks appearing in the local newspaper.
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Thomas W. Keielt
Ln Wise
Uy Neenah
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Wales
Vpa
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Calvern
Methodilate
Shareds
Portage
Thongs
Cuthero
Methdiss Molgeapal
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Cilthyre
Methodist
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J. H. Nelson
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Tugmen
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France
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Ebrat
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Pensnsylvania Suhrike
Sultan Havipe
Amazon: the Revolutionists
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Chavfer
Moston
Memphis
Tent
Oscdola
Ark
R. Hume
H. G. Fischer
W. H. Schulte
Little Rock
Boston
Mass
John C.lehnmann
James C. Duane
Brooklyn
Lehnmann
Puane
Prohibition
Minte
Yeeseent Anil
Ktloule House of Deputies
Ttyydielem
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Seemak
Wietend
Cseneslyn Given
M Munthens College
Face Arts
Claan
Ycroesus Uncle
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Ontario
Faddint Masnen
Prixncver Jones
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