Rose Tells Campaign Tale at Went Bend Meet
Milwaukee Sept 9 Mayor David B Rose opened the Democratic campaign at Jackson and north of Milwaukee. He spoke on the primary election plank and taxation, attacking Governor La Follette, with a story that drew laughter. The event featured remarks by Senator Hagemeyer and appearances by Ed Luckow and Lowie Lange in Fond du Lac and West Bend engagements.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
David
Rose
Jackson & Fow Mallee
AllIwaukee
la Follette
Roge
Hagemeister
West Bend
Hangartner
Henry Rolfs
BE. S. Cotter
C. E. Robinson
Henry Kempfer
Joseph Watt
T. O'Mara
O'Mara
Samuel Barney
Fond du Lac Tomisht
Ed Luckow
Lowie Lange
Steamer Barge BH Houghton Sinks At Dubois Street Dock
The steamer barge BH Houghton, owned in Harbor Beach Michigan, sank at its dock at the foot of Dubois Street in heavy rain. Two crew members drowned, William Daniel aged sixteen and Edward Close aged eight, both residents of Harbor Beach. The vessel had just arrived from Kelley’s Island, Lake Erie, carrying crushed stone whose waterlogged cargo likely increased weight and caused the sinking.
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Associated Presa Detratt
Mich
Houghton
Dubois Street
Wiliam Danied
Edward Close
Harbor Beach
Kelley
Teland
Lake Erie
Lie Weasel
Sik
Ryan for Senator
Milwaukee source reports T F Evan of Wankesbwa as Democratic nominee for United States Senator next winter and likely winner. Ryan, a Democratic national committee member and prominent lawyer, represents Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway at Wrckeron and the Neht and traction companies. Ryan’s law partner Merton Cald to run for state senate on the Democratic ticket.
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Milwaukee
Wis
T. F. Evan
Wankesbwa
United States
Next Winters
Sryan
Democratic National Committee
Chicaco, Miwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Wrckeron
Tlo John I
Recon
Neht and
Traction Compriitic
Rran
Merton
State Senate
Revenue cutter assesses Adakah Inland for U S coast station
San Francisco reports the revenue cutter Hugh McCulloch under Captain Coulson arrived from Inch Harbor to inspect Adakah Inland four miles north of Haten Harbor as a potential site for a United States coast station. The area is described as well situated with harbor and ample anchorage for cargo discharge.
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Ascolated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Hugh McCulloch
Coulson
Initch Harbor
McCulloch
Adakah
Haten Harbor
United States
Dutch minister dies after surgical operation
The Hague reports the death of T. J. Van Ash Vanzyck the minister of the od euler after a surgical operation. He was ninety years old and leaves a widow and three children. Wallace HH. Phare, editor of Alliance Review, died this morning after a brief illness from typhoid pneumonia.
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the Hague
T. J. van Ash Vanzyck
Odeuler
Alliance
Wallace HH. Phare
Alliance Review
Forest Fires Rage Across Multiple Counties Threatening Livestock
Forest fires sweep a three mile wide front stretching from Shubell postoffice to Clarke's, driven by a strong northwest wind. The blaze threatens fifty miles of country near Oregon City with extensive property loss. In Wyoming, timber districts report heavy losses for sheep men as bands scatter and thousands of sheep face the blaze. Rambler mine workers have been recalled to assist firefighting efforts.
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Shubell Postofice
Clarke's
Oregon City
Wyoming
Laramie
Wye
Amber
Rambler
Strikers Shot in Vandela Clash in Apulia
Five killed and ten wounded in a strike confrontation at Vandela in Apulia Italy. Peasants halted work over wage disputes blocking roads. gendarmes and troops clashed with rioters who seized rifles and revolvers before order was restored. An Interior Ministry official travels to Candela to probe the disturbance.
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Associated Press
Rome
Vandela
Apulia
Haly
Inter
Ministry of the Interior
Candele
Tragic double murder suicide shocks New York apartment
Charles O Neil janitor at the New York Frust and Exchange building and his wife died after a violent quarrel. O Neil allegedly learned of her infidelity and after threatening her wife shot him twice before she killed herself. Two sealed letters were found in the apartment explaining the shooting. The couple were about twenty six years old. Another brief item notes Mrs Louis Dahlstrom's suicide in Minneapolis from carbolic acid after a dress purchase dispute.
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Associated Press
York
Charles O'Neil
New York
O'Neil
Sher
Minneapolis
Minn
Louis Dahlstrom
Twelfth Avenue
Youngstown
James McGinn
New Castle
Pau
Hubbard
Here
Mer
Martin Coyne
McGinn
Stamps
Ark
John Harper
M'Kinley Memorial Anniversary Observed in Ohio
Governor Nash issues a memorial proclamation marking September 14 as the first anniversary of President McKinley's death. Churches across Ohio and the nation are urged to hold memorial services at regular worship places to honor his life and work.
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Sy Associateds Preea
Columbus
Ohio
Nash
Mic Kinler
Rockefeller fund urged to find smallpox germ
Cleveland health officer Friedrich sent a letter to John D. Rockefeller urging funding for a comprehensive study to discover the smallpox germ. He notes that medical science has not yet identified it and that discovery could end much human misery and suffering.
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Cleveland
Friedrich
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
American Bishops Dividing Dioceses At Vatican Talk
Rome September 9 Cardinal Gotto Hibdeliberates on restructuring American church. existing thirty three dioceses and archdioceses may be consolidated into about twenty. discussion centers on how the church will adapt to changing leadership needs and finances.
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Rome
The
Propaganda
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Dioceres
President Roosevelt addressed large crowd in Asheville
President Roosevelt toured North Carolina stopping at Marshall and Asheville with greetings from local officials and committees. Confederates with flags and militia accompanied the motorcade as schoolchildren sang and welcomed the president outside the court house square.
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AvhovMe
N.C
Anhoviile
Stoosevelt
Court House Square
Hot Springs
Asheville
Marshall
Pritchard
Charles Me
Miller
Senator Pritchard
Moody
Seinster Pritchard
Zeb’ Vanes
Uattery Park
Roosevelt
Gudger
Roosevelt veto halts Deadwood to Omaha race
President Roosevelt disapproves the proposed Deadwood to Omaha horse race. Protests from humane societies accompany the veto. The secretary to the president asks Captain Seth Bullock to announce that the race should not take place due to lack of feasible supervision of horse conditions.
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Omaha
George B. Cortelyou
William Craig Death Inquest Opens In Pittsfield
The inquest into the death of William Craig secret service agent killed in the electric car collision with President Roosevelt’s carriage began in Pittsfield Massachusetts. Many witnesses will be examined and the inquiry may last over a week. Proceedings are private and Roosevelt Cortelyou will not testify. Governor Crane plans to testify and asks the state railroad board to investigate. Special Justice Charles L. Hibbard presides.
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Associatea
Pittsfield
Mass
Wiliam Craig
Secret Service
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Crane Amity
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Accikent
Charles L. Hibbard
Trust plea denied in Hodge steel suit
Vice Chancellor Emery in Newark today denied United States Steel Corp attorney R V Lindabury's request to compel affiants in the Hodge suit to appear for cross examination and denied his motion to dismiss the bill and strike the case from the court's records as an imposition.
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Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Emery
R. V. Lindabury
United States Steel Corporation
J. Aspinwall Hodge
Steel Corporation
Lindabury
Kidnapped Own Child Arrest Shocks Chicago Couple
Mrs Pearl Loos of Chicago wife of theater figure George Loos was arrested in Memphis on a warrant accusing her of kidnapping her own daughter now about eight or nine years old. The warrant, sought by former husband Charles Castagninga, led to her release on bond.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Pearl Loos
Chicago
George Loos
Charles Castagninga
Loos
Hill Re-Elected Amid Maine State Returns
Early Maine returns from 347 towns and plantations show a Republican plurality likely around seventy nine thousand. The Associated Press notes changes in the forenoon vote with Neates leading in several areas and a shift in the overall statewide complexion after yesterday’s election.
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Portland
Leopeste Neo
Hale invited to London to aid English fire brigades
George C. Hale former fire chief of Raneas City Mo is invited by the secretary of the Brittek fire brigade union to travel to London next year to help reorganize English fire fighting officials. Hale, president of the National Firemen's association, will consider the proposition.
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Anporiatns Press
Raneas City
George C. Hive
Brittek Fire Brigade Union
London
Hale
National Firemen's Assortation
Diplomatic report on Haiti incident near Cape Haytien
Secretary Powell reports Haiti officials sought Adiliat Kok and two officers after a German gunboat Panther seized a Crete-A-Pierrot near Cape Haytien. The Department of State notes the incident and awaits further details from the Haitian authorities and German liaison.
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Sar. Powell
United States
Had
Adiiiat Kok
Cape Haytien
Gernin
Panther
Castro Wins Battle for National Peace in Venezuela
The Venezuela consulate reports President Castro stating a fierce battle at Finanquillo ended with the revolutionary force under Generals Mendoza and Hera defeated, bringing national peace. Also noted, Haiti closes ports at Gonaives Saint Marie and Port de Paix amid island disturbances.
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Counsul General of
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Finaquillo
Revolutionary Army
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Hera
Hamburg
Hayti
Gonaives
Saint Marie
Port de Paix
Bolarond Canti
SAFE 100 STRONG BANK ROBBERY ATTEMPT IN WINNECONNE
A group attempted to rob the Bank of Winneconne by prying shutters and drilling around the safe lock. They used crow bars nitro glycerine and electric current but failed to open the time lock or drawers. Evidence suggests professional safe breakers possibly the warre gang, marking a third unsuccessful local attempt.
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Wis
Wingtconne
Encine
Noz
Everal Places
wdFl
He'warre
Three Bodies Found in Chicago State Street Premises
Chicago reports three human remains discovered at 2709 and 2011 State street prompting police coroner and city wealth department to investigate. One adult corpse and two infants found in a wooden box with sawdust at 711 State street. Undertaker disputes count, possible additional burials suspected as search expands.
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Associated Frese
Chicago
State Street
City Wealth Department
Charles Johnson
Traeger
Thack
Badgers Best In Wixcons Artillery Contest Round One
Wisconsin and Minnesota teams met in the first round at Whig Camp Douglas for a Wixcons artillery contest. Wisconsin edged Minnesota by a slim margin of one point amid unfamiliar rear sight and new telescopic sights, with scores led by Sergeant A J Comstock and Captain Carl C Renntt for Wisconsin and Captain Renntt plus Sergeant Wilson for Minnesota.
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Hitkiex
QO. Offenbacher
Insane Preacher in Woods After Attack and Other Delusions
In Genoa West Virginia on September 9 Rev Mane rice Wilson who severely injured his wife with a razor was found in the woods near his home after not eating since Saturday morning. He is described as demented and insane. Also: in Greenfield Minnesota Mrs Mei Ue Wertrode suspected of insanity killed five children near Hagelhurst Mississippi, June 16, then died by suicide by riverbank fall.
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Genoa
W. Va
Manerice Wilson
Afc
Combine
Julius Lehman
Norong
St. Louis
Join Heima
Folk
Montha
F._K. Murrell
Murrell
Allered Combine
Charles J. Krate
Mexico
Boodlers and Bribes Shake St Louis House of Delegates
In St Louis on Sept 9 the hunt for nine indicted delegates of the alleged boodle combine continued as authorities watched homes and transit hubs. J K Murrell returned and confessed to a citywide scheme to control legislation, detailing bribe payments of 2500 and 47000 to secure streetcar and suburban rail franchises.
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St. Louis
Wheriff
Edmund Berech
Julia Lehmann
Charles PL Kelly
Louie Decker
Keli
Lehmann
Kelly
Charles F. Kelly
Twenteth
Combine 9
Folk
John K. Murrell
Ed E. Murrell
George F. Robertson
John F. Schnettter
J. J. Hannigan
John Helms
Otto Schumacher
Charles Kulke
Harry A. Faulkner
T. E Albright
Emile Hartmann
Charles J. Denny
Louis Decker
Edmund Berseh
John A. Sheridan
Julius Lehmann
Willam
Tamblyn
Cleveland
Adolph Maders
Colorado
Boodler
Combine
John K. Murrells
Murrell
Sigxico
Contael
Centrol
Ed E. Morrell
John H. Schuettler
Charles F. Kelley
T. E. Albright
Charles A. Gutke
Adolph Matera
H. A. Faulkner
Judas Lehmann
Schumacher
William Tamblyn
J. J. Han Tigan
Emile Hartman
E. E. Murrell
Schrettler
Albright
Roberton
Helms
Gutke
Faulkner
Hanhignt
Trend
William Tambyn
Las Heus of
Kelsey
Elir
Lincoln Trunt
Dele-Gites
Deligates
Philp Stock
DIL
Ume
com+bing
Legislaion
Stone and Strike Quiet in Pennsylvania Amid Talks
Governor Stone arrived in New York and said he and Attorney General Kikin Senator Tink and P A B Widener have conferred with J P Morgan to settle the coal strike. Stone voiced desire for constitutional legislation to end the dispute and return workers to rails. Shipping continued with mines operating and no rioting noted in Wilkesbarre or Panther Creek areas.
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New York
Stone
United States Steel Corporation
Kikin
Tink
P. A. B. Widen
Philadelphia
United Staten Steel Corporation
Morgan
Widener
Anne Foun
Btone
Pennsylvania
Jat Hikht
Harrisburg
Tam Os
Tamaqua
Panther Creek
Lowhigh Coal and Navigation Company
Uspal
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company
Wilkesbarre
Wyoming
Éries
Cowling Chosen Assembly Nominee by Oshkosh Republicans
W C Cowling of Oshkosh Seventh ward won the First district GOP nomination for assemblyman over W M Lindemann by 18 to 12 on the first ballot at a court house convention. The gathering elected H E Manuel permanent chair, Brockway secretary, Barber not accepted for nomination, with credentials and resolutions committees named and the platform endorsing La Follette era policies and a strong primary election bill. The party pledged to support John Spooner and Cowling for re election.
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Seventh Ward
Eity
Oshkosh
Court House
W. M. Lindemann
Northwestern
G. A. Buckstult
C. O. Joslyn
John Evans
Herman Schrieber
W. W. Quatermase
E. W. Hilton Jr
Fred Diocon
Fred Perkins
D. C. Buckstaff
Republican Party
la Follette
John C. Spooner
Colorado State Convention Debates Ticket Selection
The Denver convention opened at Coliseum hall with 960 delegates voting on a full state ticket and congressman at large. Pueblo Governor James B. Orman and Cripple Creek Judge E C Stimson lead the field, Teller’s re election backed, Charles S Thomas chaired briefly as temporary leader, while the People's party meets to pursue fusion with Democrats.
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Denver
Col
Coliseum Hall
James B. Orman
Pueblo
E. C. Stimson
Cripple Creek
Fourth Judicial District
Neenah Man Denies Elopement Accusation in $25,000 Suit
Thomas W. W. Kellett of Neenah denies the charge of eloping with R. G. Jenkins's wife. Jenkins filed a civil action seeking $25,000 for seduction and alienation of affection, served on Kellett as he claimed to be in Neenah during the period in question.
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W. Kellett
Neenah
Horwever
Northwestern
Neenah, Wis
Thomas WW. Kellett
R. G. Jenkins
Wbie
Jenkins
Kellett
Mr. Jenkins
William Lansing
Dedication Set for Grace Episcopal Church Opening
The Grace Episcopal Church on Eleventh and Minnesota streets will hold dedication services Sunday at 10 30 a m. The new pulpit and altar were completed Monday and the formal opening follows. Bishop Heber Welter of Fonda Lac and the new rector Rev Mr Saylor will conduct.
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Epimopal Church
Cormr
Eleventh
Minnesota
Endalan
Heber Welter
Fonda Lac
Saylor
Deathbed Bride Is Heir In Bradford McGregor Will
In New York, Bradford Tl. McGregor, heir to the Standard Of magnate fortune, died yesterday after surgery. His will reportedly leaves most of the estate to a woman described as the deathbed bride, with Mize Clare Schlemmer of New York receiving the bulk of the property.
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Arenesied
New York
Bradford Tl. McGregor
Standard of
Magnate
Mamaroheck Axflet & Surgical
Brida
Clare Schlemmer
Ceacina Moves Past Critical Period in Mines News
In St. Petersburg officials report the Ceacina has passed the critical period after a recent danger phase. The vessel’s crew and state authorities confirm the mine operation is stabilizing following the reported incident.
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St. Petersburg
Clarica
Remains of Mr and Mrs Fair Sent From France to San Francisco
The bodies of Charles L Fair and his wife arrived in San Francisco last night after a fatal mules mobile accident in France. They will be buried Saturday as a preliminary note indicates a defective steering gear contributed to the crash.
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Chicago
Charles L. Fair
France
Ciena
San Franciscn
San Francisco
Cal
Friend of the Fair
Mr. and Fair
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