Six More Indicted In Postal Probe Amid Surrender
Federal grand jury returns seven indictments in postal cases, with six defendants and one double indictment. Beaver surrenders in New York after a bench warrant was issued, facing charges tied to the Brandt Dent contract and alleged conspiracy. Stern located in Toronto, expected arrest within a day. charges allege fraud in furnishing letter carriers satchels and related payments.
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Washington, DC
Washington
Beaver
New York
George W. Beavers
Post Office Department
United
Hitchcock
United States
Bur- Nett
Beavers
Brookist
Brendt Dent Manufacturing Company
Waterton Wis
Congressman Driggs
Brooklyn
George F. 30
Brandt-Dent Company
Stern
Washington, D. C
Taday
Leopold J. Stern
Toronto
Canada
Stera
Hidels
WC Lone
A. W. Machon
Free Delivery
Marconi Visits Chicago on Transcontinental Wire Run
The inventor Marconi stopped in Chicago for a few hours on his journey from St Louis to New York. He sent a wireless message and received a reply, then inspected the local station before continuing on.
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Esetslers Oh Invertor
Siei
Chicago
St. Louie
New York
Izard
Jake Staion
Candy Makers Strike for Nine Hour Day
Candy makers in sixteen factories walked out to demand a nine hour workday without gr ance and a share of overtime. About 1,000 men and women joined the action seeking shorter hours and overtime pay.
Expert Riflem en Compete For National Team Match Trophy
A twelve member team from the national guard and armed services competes in a great team military match for a national trophy and congressional prizes. New Jersey led at 200 yards with 480 of 600 as Massachusetts 501 and others followed. stages beyond 200 and 500 yards will determine final standings with cavalry allowances.
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Associated Press
Seawirt
N. J
National Guard of
Vermont
Masschusetts
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Georgia
Ohio
District of Calumbid
United States Navy Marine Corps
Cavalry
Infantry
United States Army
Act of Congress
Massachusetts
United States Army Infantry
District of Columbia
United States Marine Corps
Ihhode Island
United States Cavalry
United States Navy
Army
Women's Western Golf Qualifiers At Lamoor Club
The third Western Women's Golf Association tournament started at Lamoor Country Club with 57 entrants. The 18 hole medal round trimmed to 16 for match play. Miss Johnnie Carpenter led in qualifying with 93 strokes, edging Miss Frances Everett and Miss M Higgins among others.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lamoor Country Club
Ecofes
Iss Thong
W. Alexander
M. Higgins
W. A. Alexander
Miss Marker
Dewolf
FL A Belcler
E. W. Towner
Exmoor
Mres Carpenter
Miss Carpenter
Emperor Heads Charge At Saxon Front In Prussian Maneuvers
The emperor led a cavalry corps of sixteen regiments in the Prussian red army against Saxony blues during army maneuvers near Hille. The empress and Princess Victoria Louise followed, while Saxon artillery countered with rapid fire. the Saxons retreated after the emperor penetrated their line.
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Hille
Red Army
Saxony
Victoria Louise
Cav
Saaon
Saale
Jail for Operators in Coal Trust Inquiry
Topeka Kan September judge Hazen sentenced Mine Operators John Jack and Joh Bell to jail until they decide to answer the attorneys questions in the coal trust inquiry. The men refused to testify fearing incrimination. They will appeal to the state supreme court as they defend their position amid the inquiry and media attention.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Hazen
John Jack
Joh Bell
Coal Trust
Supreme Court
President Roosevelt greets Richmond Hill crowd on arrival
President Roosevelt arrives by special train at Hoboken and travels to Ormer Bay, then to Richmond Hill where he is greeted by children, atwist crowd, and Jacob Riis. He delivers a speech praising decency, work, and balanced play, urging citizens to combine duty with joy.
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New York
Boone Yel
Hoboken
Delaware, Lackewanna and Western Railway
Syracuse
W. H. Truesdale
Jacob A. Riis
Stokes
Loeb
Scranton
Battery
East River
Long Island City
Ormer Bay
Richmond Hill
Twentieth Century Club
Richsworth Hill
Republican Club
Jacob Riis
Ris
Dr. Kimball
Cnd
Roosevelt
Foxd
Ril
Jake Hiss
Ontie
Rosewater
Richmond
Soper Pleads Innocence In Indian Lands Case
The Department of Justice has received an answer from Piney Soper United States attorney for the northern district of Indian Territory regarding allegations of leasing and releasing Indian lands. Soper admits involvement with Tahal Development Company of Tisharmings but claims it is not in his district and denies wrongdoing. A special agent will inspect the territories and each federal office will investigate the statements in four districts.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Justice
Piiny Soper
United States
Northern District of Indian Litriters
Thc
Soper
Te Recapatcad
Tahal Pevelopment Company
Tisharmings
Deine
Terriers
Mme
Anes
Desarimiat
Tertivesis
Sopers
Alan
London
Beirut
Turkey
Smyrna
Constantinople
Mereren
Aimurbance
Villyet
Muswulmana
Macedonia
Porte
Boris Saratsoff
Berlin
Lokal Anzleger
Foreign Office
Lokal Anvieger
Mussulmans
Paris
Temps Adde
Christan
Mussulman
Mauston Chosen To Host Wisconsin Methodists Meeting
The West Wisconsin Methodist conference selects Mauston in Juneau County as the site for next year’s gathering after a unanimous vote by conference members. Local officials welcome the decision and plan facilities and program details.
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Milwauker
Wis
McCicars4 Machine in Minnesota Politics
In Minnesota the McCicars4 machine faces criticism as a powerful political force. Report suggests supporters push for farmers and seeds packages while seeking broad district influence. A gathering of locals includes Range and Wperke as part of campaign activity.
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Minnesota
John v. McCicara
Sendinman
Ani
Beloit Crime Report Stuns Wisconsin Community
MilwaukeeWisconsin Sept A special dispatch from Beloit reports James Trey and several young men charged with criminal assault on Belle Nel a seventeen year old girl The police recovered a gun in Chelbect when she was found in a helpless condition and brought home She claimed she was coerced during the attack and the case remains under investigation with public disclosure delayed.
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Milwaukee
Wik
Wisconsin
Eloit
Wis
Sage
James Trey
Severtee
Tod Dante
Petition for Administration of Estate of State Senator Christian Sarau
A petition has been filed to appoint George A. Saray and W K Rideout as administrators of the estate of the late State Senator Christian Sarau. The estate is said to be under 470,000 in value with annual income not exceeding 100. Heirs listed include Chris Sarau Jr and Meta Simpson among others. hearing set for September 1.
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George A. Saray
We K. Rideout
Christian Sarau
Chris Sarau Jr
Meta Simpson
Augusta Hoppe
Mary Siewert
George A. Sarau
Mary E. Neff
Edys Conro
W. WW. Neff
J. K. Terrill
Wallace Wilmont
Omrn
Webster and Miller Weds in St John’s Catholic Church
This afternoon at four o'clock at St John’s Catholic Church Michael R Webster and Lydia B Miller were married by Rev John Morrissey in a ceremony witnessed by close friends and relatives. The bride wore white Persian mull with Mecklin lace and was attended by Emma Hebel-hlece and Della Kenhy in blue silk. Best men were William Webster and Joseph Genat. Ada Eluwin played the wedding march. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home 145 Pears street. The couple will reside at 271 Twelfth street and the bride formerly worked at Topliff’s dry goods store. the groom is son of Robert W Webster and works as an Oshiosh suesman for Fieishman’s Feast.
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St. John's Catholic Church
Michael R. Webster
Lydia B Miller
John Morriesey
Charmdog
Emma Hebel-hlece
Della Kenhy
Wiliam Webster
Joseph Genat
Ada Eluwin
F .A. Molter
Pears Street
Twelfth Street
Topliff Company
Robert W. Webster
Fieishman
Salary increase debate at postoffice clerks meeting
The National Association of Postoffice Clerks began day two with the annual report from Editor Scott of The Petal and then Secretary Loefler. The reports note delays in disbursing funds for increased salaries due to postal fraud investigations and call for improved promotion handling and a mandatory classification.
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Usy Associates Press
Nashville
Tenn
Spt
National Association of Postoffice Clerks
Scott
Petal
Loefler
Lestier
Railway Engineers Meet at Eighth Annual Gathering
The Traveling Engineers Association opened its eleventh annual contention in Chicago with more than 30 delegates. Association members hail from leading railways across the United States and Canada.
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Chicago
Freezing Temperatures Hit Montana And Global Oddities
A cryptic dispatch describes a freezing trend in Montana with the thermometer falling sharply. The piece meanders through unrelated notes about golf in India, colonial clubs, and distant locales, mentioning Galmère in Kashmir and Himalayan scenery as side curiosities, with scattered dated-sounding asides and humorous asides about sports culture.
Beirut unrest sparks American naval stance amid Turkish tensions
A Beirut sectarian clash between Mussulmans and Christians triggers U S naval cautions. Admiral Cotton reports violence, promises to land forces if needed, and notes Turkish authorities will boost security while diplomacy weighs the Macedonian revolt and possible American intervention.
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Associated Presa
Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Beirut
le Ld
Cotton
Washieton
D. C
Beitrut Sundar
United States
Cansus
Euard
Eday
Christiana
Sailune
State Department
Funeral for William Vosburg scheduled at division street home
The funeral for William Vosburg will be held Thursday at 47 Division Street, with Rev. Edward L. Smith of the First Congregational Church officiating. Interment follows at Ellenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers include A C Austin J M Striad Horace Strand J S Chase Ava Sprague and William Gremwood.
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Serviore
Ineelock
Edward IL. Smith
Ellenwood Cemetery
A. C. Austin
J. M. Striad
Horace Strand
Chase
Ava Sprague
Willam Gremwood
Mr. Vosbare
Warren
Herkimer County
New York
Oshkosh
Voaharg
Robert McCurdy
Jane Bowman
Maria Wolverton
Weather Forces Abandonment of Illuminated Water Parade
Amid strong winds and heavy rain the city cancels the illuminated water carnival, citing unsafe river conditions and unlighted lanterns. Alderman E W Weisbrod notes disappointment but explains weather prevented any parade, despite large crowds on Main Street and visiting guests from neighboring cities.
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E. W. Weisbrod
Lake Winnebago
Wisconsin Avenue
West Algoma Street
Weisbrod
Mr. Birely
Main Street
Chicago
Lobster Wins Buckstaff Cup Race at Osh Korh Yacht Club
In SE wind on a 1 1/2 mile course at Oshkorh yacht club Lobster captained by Frank Voss won by about twenty seconds over Reliance with Columbia third. Lobster earned a handicap of 1 minute 30 seconds over Columbia and 1 minute 10 seconds over Reliance but did not use the time allowance to win.
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Oshkorh Yacht Club
Lobser
Frank Voss
Reliance
Lobster
Reliance Columbia
Columbia
Normal morning exercises highlight strive for personal excellence
At the Normal, Prof J W Haises read excerpts from the addressee of Becker T Washington emphasizing everyone should do their best in their role. Miss Emily Webster and Miss Harriet Cian, faculty, attended for the first time, delivering their return from Europe.
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J W W. Haises
Becker T. Washington
Emily Webster
Harriet Cian
Local notes from Madison court to marriage and church affairs
A Madison suit before the supreme court alerts on a lawyer's action as L K Maton travels. a Stevens Point marriage license is issued for Andrews and Miss Beulah Nan. a Merchants' excursion draws crowds with hundreds from Neenah Menasha and Berlin church events also noted.
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Andrews
Stevens Point
Beulah Nan
Peluts
Adt
Neenah
Menasha
Frank Thompesn
Thie
Efx
Choras Choir
St. Jovan's Chor J
Berlin
Louise Safe After Lake Erie Storm Ferrying 125 Aboard
The Louise fishing tug with 125 aboard including the Star Baseball club and excursionists reached Leamington safely after a rough crossing to Sandusky and back. Passengers were sick during the voyage but all are safe, though anxious friends waited ashore.
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Associatea Press
Sandusky
Louise
Lake Erie
Leamington
Ont
Star Baseball Club
Arbor
Hugh Declute
Plea Island
Detroit
Mich
Nahore
Bids Opened for County Poor Farm Barn Construction
A meeting of the committee on poor farm affairs of the county board opened seven bids for the new barn at the county poor farm. Carpentry bids ranged from Porath Oshkosh to Schoonfeld Oshkosh and others with lowest carpenter bid by Porath. Mason bids led by Lanion Oshkosh but no bid valid due to missing check. next was Norman Horton Eureka and Anton Nels Neenah.
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Committee On Poor and
Peor Farm
County Board of Supervisors
Harpenter
Porath
Vinland
Mia
Gust Schoonfeld
Oshkosh
Fred Radke
Charles Erhelere
Ochkesh
Norman Horton
Eureka
Bo Anton Nels
Neenah
Spatter
James Kennes
C. Barratt
Prien P. Geneferson
F. Menuel
Ha Nach
Procent Alec
Nequest
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