Cambridge Wins in International Boat Race at Putney
The Cambridge crew defeated Harvard by two lengths on the Thames resume, finishing in 19 minutes 16 seconds. Cambridge took early lead after a perfect start, chose the Surrey side, and held the advantage amid light southwest breeze as American visitors and London crowds watched a dramatic finish.
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Associated Press
Putney
Cambridge
Harvard
Oxford
Eng
Surrey
Sept. S
Cam—lbridge
Light Blues
Chiswick
Great Britain
Mortleke
London
Stars and Stripes
Harvard Crimson
Crimsen
Atlantic
Finian Nickalls
Crimson
Blac
Sheriff in Pursuit of Armed Suspect in Calumet
An enedal to The Dispatch reports John Mackie was shot in the right lung by Ben Hendrickson at South Orange early today. Hendrickson, heavily armed, is besieged in the woods by the sheriff and deputies in a manhunt that began in Calumet Mich.
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Associated Press
St. Paw
Minn
Calumet
Mich
John Mackie
Ben Hendrickson
South Orange
Hendrickson
German Prelate Chosen General of Jesuits Wernz
Francis Xavier Wernz, a German, was elected general of the Society of Jesus to succeed Father Martin. The papal sanction is required. Wernz, born December 2, 1844, at Rothweil, Württemberg, is seen as a progressive, energetic leader. Two ballots were reportedly taken. the pope expressed satisfaction, and a bell signaled the end of the meeting.
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Associated Press
Rome
Francis Xarle
Wernz
Society
Congregation of the Company of Jesus
Father Martin
Vatican
Francis Xavier Wernz
Rothwell
Wurtemburg
Father Wernz
Monsignor Aversa
Cuba
Archhbishop
Sardi
Castle Gandolfo Bys
Merry del Vai
Mgr Kennedy
American College
Cardinal Merry del Val
Castle Gandolfo
Hatteras reports seizure by Mexican gunboat on Gulf trip
The American fishing smack Hatteras of Gulf Fisheries, returning to Galveston from Mexican waters, says Mexican marines stopped her seven miles from a reef in the Gulf of Campeche on August 25. They ordered papers shown and cargo opened. Gulf Fisheries manager urged U S action to safeguard vessels in open waters.
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Ly Associated Press
Galveston
Texas
Hatteras
Gulf Fisheries Company
Campeche
Hmit
Munn
The
State Department
National Pistol Match Winners Listed at Sea Girt
Firing began in the national pistol match as part of the military shooting tournament in Sea Girt J Sept 8 with over 200 entries. Top finishes include Lieut Samuel M Parker 228 Capt Smith 235 Sergt Clarence B Orr 235 Capt xe Nabb 234 Sergt Putnamp 233 Sergt Hamilton and Capt Graham among the top ten. Wisconsin's O Olsen stood seventh among 747 entries at 200 yards slow fire, with Laind posting the high slow-fire score of 48 overall.
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TCES
Sea Girt
Samuel M. Parker
U. S
Smith
New York
Clarence
B. Orr
Ohio
Nabb
J. S. Infantry
Wisconsin
O. Olsen
Comer
Newland
Laind
Scandal at Janesville涉æns special report
Wisconsin special from Janesville reports D M Brown sues W M Freth in circuit court alleging criminal conversation and alienation of his wife's affections. Damages are sought. Brown also sues his wife’s husband for a divorce. Seaside hotels reportedly influence men’s finances, but details are unclear.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Janesville
D. M. Brown
W. M. Freth
Aes
Lee
Brown
Roosevelt on Religion and Riches at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt in a bicentennial sermon at Christ Episcopal Church in Oyster Bay argues religion is essential to national welfare and praises church mission to aid humanity. He condemns cloaked hypocrisy, endorses wealth as trustee for the common good, and stresses self support and a life that elevates others.
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Associated Press
Oyster Bay
L. L
Christ Episcopal Church
Roosevelt
Aga Paris
Nfe
Illinois' Responsible Publicity Bureau Announces Action
The state department will not further publicize the Stensland case. Illinois authorities remain responsible for the return date and efforts to transfer the fugitive Chicago banker from Morocco to U.S. jurisdiction are not disclosed. The department will not release information about arrangements surrounding the case.
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Associated Press
Waungton
Sept
Stensland
State Department
Bilinois
Chicago
United States
Aylward Raises Hopes as Bryan Folk May Back Aylward
Madison Wis September 8 Aylward stated the Democratic ticket could gain wide support if William J Bryan and Missouri Governor Folk rally behind him He asserted party unity and predicted a strong campaign against Davidson this fall in the gubernatorial race creating a new momentum.
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Madison
Wis
John Aylward
Aylward
William J. Bryan
Folk
Missouri
Staimy
Davidson
New York Bank Reserve Deficit At Six Million
The September 8 bank statement shows a deficit in the legal reserve of about 6.08 million dollars, the largest shortfall since 1893. Despite the deficit stock prices initially slid but closed strongly on expectations that gold imports ordered by the treasury would replenish reserves. Estimates of gold secured range from 10 to over 15 million dollars to ease money markets.
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Treasury
New York
Milwaukee broker arrested for mail fraud in promotion scheme
E Cameron of The Sentinel building was arrested by Deputy Marshal Edward Glantz on a Post Office Inspector Ralph Bird complaint. Cameron, a stock and bond broker, is charged with illegal use of the mails and defrauding several persons of more than 10 000 dollars. The scheme allegedly involved Chicago connections and a promotion business.
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Milwaukee
Wis
E. Cameron
Sentinel
Edward Glantz
Post Office
Ralph Bird
Cameron
Chicago
Powder Explosion at Nimours Dupont Plant Kills One
Associated Press reports a powder explosion at the Dupont works in Nimours Virginia eight miles east of Bluefield. C. D. Clark was killed and four others were fatally injured. The cause of the blast is not yet known.
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Associated Press
Bluefield
W. Va
Dupont Powder Works
Nimours
Here
C. D. Clark
Germans Take Roosevelt Cup Yacht Race Win
Marblehead September Roosevelt cup race results show the German yacht Wannaco finished first, with the American yacht Caramba in second and Auk in third. It marks the first victory for a German yacht in this event.
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Marblehead
Sept
Count Progress Slow in Milwaukee County Election
Milwaukee report from Janesville notes the county tally is not complete as of noon today. Officials say counting began yesterday at 2 a.m. and is moving slowly, with less than half finished. The slow pace raises concern over final results and timing.
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Milwaukee
Janesville
Winnebago County News Highlights and Local Races
The Oshkosh meeting covers a one united workmen election and secession, a state ticket win in Winnebago County, and a session by 14 county pioneers. By Guse Humes Gruitevent, aay Bening Story. includes Farm and Garden notes and New York Fashion Letter.
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Winnebago Counly
Oshkosh
Winnebago County
Guse Humes
Aay
Bening
New York
Washington
Government Printing Office suspends book binder Hale
Washington Sept. 8 The acting foreman of the bindery Ashton suspended Jacob Hale a book binder and officer of the International Brotherhood of Book Binders after dissatisfaction with his work Hale resented criticisms and asked another official to review his output Friends say the suspension followed a vigorous union address criticizing a new order to raise production Officials declined to comment in Stillings absence
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Washington, D. CG
Government
Ashton
Jacob Hale
International Brotherhood of Book Binders
J. Hale
Hale
Priends
Book Binders’ Union
Stillings
Coal shipment held up by Hepburn Tate law protest
Fifty coal cars are blocked in Denison yards as the Missouri Kansan and Texas railroad applies the Hepburn Tate law. Cotton Belt refuses to receive coal billed to Mount Pleasant at the new rate of 1.85 per ton from Lehigh. Miesoth Kansan and Texas officials protest without result and cars remain held until payment.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Tex
Sherman
Texas
Denison
Miesoth, Kansan and Texas
Hepburn Tate
Cotton Belt Railroad
Mount Pleasant
Cotton Belt
Lehigh
Third suspect in Ashland counterfeit case captured
Milwaukee dispatch reports Jim Riley, a third member of the suspected counterfeiters, arrested near Ashland and jailed on $1000 bail after Burte and Jewett were taken. He fled into the woods with a heavy grip two rifles and a shotgun hidden beforehand. Detectives plan to use Indian traileras to locate the hidden articles. The counterfeit dollars were hard to distinguish from genuine.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Ashland
Ers
Jim Riley
Burte
Jewett
Esperanto journal begins publication in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City reports the first American issue of Amer ika Esperanto the universal language journal. Over forty Esperanto periodicals already exist in Europe, spurred by the Geneva conference creating interest in the language.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
America
Europe
Davidson Wins County Lead In Gubernatorial Primary
Winnebago county officials tally the official canvass showing James O Davidson carried the county by 1,681 votes over Lenroot for governor while running mate Connor trailed by 33 to John Strange La Follette carried the lieutenant governorship vote. Official county totals by town and ward follow with Strange ahead in the lieutenant race.
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Irvine Te
Lieu Willam D
Jein Strange
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Froehlich
Water i. Houseryd
Andrew H. Dahl
Dullus Towlind Henry DL
John J. Kempt
Joby W. Thomas Vernor Davidson
Lenroot
Connor
John Strange
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Noutenant
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Davidson
Strange
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Firat
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Sree
Ostikosh
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Conner
Algoma Sessee
Ee Az
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Omra
Omra Village
Poyrua
Rushford
Tiler
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Winneconne
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Wolf River
Menasha City
First Ware Ai
Neensh City
Orhkosh
Thisteenth
Drs
Mua
R Mo Sitorn
GENER
Frank DL
Gilberta
Sopenese
John A. Fridd
Baeb E
Stevens
Assembly
Finst
Pea
Whiam M. Port Ccenna
Willam Hoppe
Charles Nettzer
Jamey H. Sharp
Board of Canvassery
Clayton
Force Faces Cell In New Trial Court Decision
Minneapolis, Minnesota. Dr Jacob A Force former president of Northwestern National Insurance faces prison after district court denies his motion for a new trial. He was charged with embezzling large sums from the Walflanage company for personal use. Judge F C Brooks presides with hard labor in Stitwater prison if the supreme court does not grant relief.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
Spet
dJacob A. Force
Northwestern National Insurance Company
Stitwater
Supreme Court
F.C. Brooks
Force
Wiaulange Company
Basis of peage terms and insurgent aims in Cuba
Reports from Havana indicate rebel leaders in Santa Clara and nearby regions seek peace on bases of new municipal boundaries a new general election amnesty for insurgents and a commission to probe the death of Congressman Villuenda. Guerra and a few allied forces may remain in the field shaping terms as bridges on the Western railway are destroyed and communications disrupted. Moderate lawmakers resist calls for mass resignations of Congress.
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Associated Press
Havana
Civerra
Guerra
Pinar del Rio
Puerto Galpe
Palaciose
Ifavane
Puerto Golpe
AEROMAUT LANDS SAFELY FROM AERIAL TRIAL
William Matteray, airship operator, traversed about 259 miles from Oronto Wisconsin to a swamp near Wolverine Michigan before landing after a perilous flight. A northwesterly wind and a broken steering gear left him unable to descend, forcing a prolonged drift over Green Bay and Lake Michigan before touchdown. He survived the ordeal and reached shore exhausted.
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Cheboygan
Mich
William Matteray
Oronto
Wis
Fair Grounds
Wolverine
Matteray
Lake Michigan
Lake Huron
Michigan
Green Bay
Oconto
Balloga
Ticket agents elect officers at international association session
Milwaukee Wis Sept 3 J H Hannan of Malden Mass was today elected provident of the International Association of Ticket Agents at the closing session of the annual convention Other officers elected include first vice president L Boyle of Viroqua Wis and secretary C Cadwallader of Philadelphia
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Sperlal
Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
J. HH. Hannan
Malden
Mass
Boyle
Viroqua
Cadwallader
Philadelphia
North Atlantic fleet to winter south after target practice
The North Atlantic fleet will be sent south for a winter cruise after completing target practice and maneuvers. Ships plan to rendezvous at Hampton Roads for repairs before the southern voyage. Local weather data follows with temperatures, forecasts, and remarks from the Weather Bureau.
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