Massacre at Siedlce Claims Jewish Victims
Reports from St Petersburg and Warsaw describe a coordinated massacre in Siedlce Polish Russia beginning Saturday. Troops and civilians killed hundreds of Jews and looted shops as 3,000 Jews were taken prisoner and many wounded. Artillery fire and street fighting continued with chaos at railways and markets.
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Tertilerys
Weleck
Christiana
Warsaw
Siedlce
Plerikna
Libau
Siedice
Boland
Artiilery
Skalion
Pienkna
Alena
Tocal
Engike
Pienkna-streech
St. Petersburg
Siedze
Russian Poland
Lown
Recetv
Bledice
Mie Atk
Sieghce
Bial
Massacre and Riots Reported in Eastern Town
Eye witness accounts describe a terror attack and police firing in a town near Warsaw with numerous casualties. Troops joined by rioters looted and burned before reinforcements halted the violence, while press reports note continued shooting into the night and measures to stop the slaughter.
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Ystok
Je Dinicus
Eledice
Warsaw
Waris
Maine election preview highlights prohibition and labor issues
Portland Sept 10 voters head to polls as Carter of Lewiston claims a large plurality for Gaver. Prohibition remains the dominant issue with labor questions shaping races in the Second district. Governor Cobb campaigns for reelection on prohibition while Democrats push remonstrance to repeal the prohibitory law. Republican candidates Alten Burleigh Powers are listed for districts.
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By -Associated:Press
Portland
Carter
Lewiston
Republican
State”.Committee
Maine
Second
Congress
Charles E. Littlefield
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Ligdeneld
Cobb
United States
William P. Frye
Mr. Littlefield
Amos L
Hearst Adherents Meet to Nominate Tickets in New York
Delegates to the first state convention of the Independence League, led by William Hearst, arrive in New York. About sixteen hundred delegates are named to attend with every county represented. The first session opens at Carnegie Hall with routine organization and adjournment until Tuesday night. Debate on nominations centers on whether Hearst should head the ticket or allow the executive committee to fill the rest. Hearst will confer with state leaders this afternoon as the state committee contemplates recommendations.
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Associated Press
New U York
Independence League
Willam
Hearst Ig
Carnegia Hall
Gilsey House
Hearst
Thia
Will cuts wife and son from Hermann Oelrichs estate
The will of Hermann Oelrichs filed in New York on September 10 disinherits his wife and son Herman Jr. The estate goes to his brother and sister Marg Oelrichs receives a separate share. The son is left only specific jewelry and personal items with no further provision.
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Oelrich
Willeaves
Associated Press
New York
Herman
Oelrichs
Herman Odrichs, Jr
Doubtleas
Root Nears Peru as Charleston Approaches Callao
The United States cruiser Charleston with Secretary Root and his party aboard is reported to be approaching Callao Peru as they near the port on September 10.
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Associated Press
Callao
Peru
United States
Charleston
Root
Lieutenant Dillon Wins National Individual Rifle Match
Lieutenant Theodore H. Dillon of the United States Engineer Corps won the national individual rifle match at Seagirt New Jersey. The event drew about 175 competitors and carried a $1,000 first prize. His score secured the victory in the last big rifle tournament of the event.
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Associated, Press
Seagit
N- J
United States Engineer Corps
Local Agents Arrested for Rebating Premiums in Tennessee
Seven local agents of the National Guarantee and Accident Insurance company of Nashville were arrested in Chattanooga on charges of rebating premiums and discriminating between policy holders. The offense carries a fine up to $100 and up to thirty days in jail.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
National Gite and “Accident Insurance Company
Naghville
Diplomatic Notes After Baku Attack Reach Britain
The St Petersburg embassy reports the British foreign office expressing regret over the Baku assault on September 8. It notes assurances that every effort will be made to identify and punish the perpetrators and to learn full details of the incident involving Leslie Urquhart, the British vice consul.
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Associated Press
St. ‘Petereburgt
Foreign Office
Baku
Leslie Urquhart
Reservoir Burst Kills One in Mexican Hacienda
An irrigation reservoir burst at Hacienda Sanita Catalin del Alamo near Burinigo, Mexico, reportedly killed one man, swept away four laborers, and damaged crops valued at about 6000 pesos. The hacienda belonged to Pablo Martinez del Rio.
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el Paso
Tex
Buranigo
Mexico
Hacienda Sanita Catalin
del Alamo
Condition of cotton on August 25 shows decline
Washington reports the crop reporting board finds the average condition of cotton on August 25 was 77.8, down from 82.9 on July 29, 1906. The bureau states the report follows congressional requirements and coincides with census data release in months when both reports are issued.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of the Census
Pardon's Granted in 1897 Murder Case in Delaware
John Boozer, an African American man once linked to the 1897 murder of George B. Farra in Wilmington Delaware, was pardoned this afternoon by Governor Lea. The action follows a pardon board recommendation and clears Boozer after years of legal review and appeals.
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Associated Press
Wilmington
Del
John Boozer
Charles ‘Thorne
George BD. Farra
Rentene
Lea
Owas
Debieh
Inverness Society Bridegroom Seeks Wealthy American Husband
Banns announced for Jum Henry Smith of Inverness to Tinelanver Stewart of Baltimore with George Smith of Chicago noted as a former fiancé. Smith, affluent and tied to a Fifth Avenue residence after inheriting from an uncle, faces divorcee Mrs Stewart whose social ambitions reportedly influenced the estrangement. Mrs Stewart is sister to Mrs Anthony J Drexel.
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Associated Frees
Inverness
Scotland
Henry Smith
New York
George Smith
Chicago
Tinelanver Stewart
Baltimore
Alvie
Bierday
Stewart
VeRranko
George’ Smilthy
Willam
Smith
Fifth Avenue
Indian girl’s death sentence commuted to reformatory confinement
The president commuted Ligzle Cardish, a fifteen year old Indian girl, from death to confinement in a reformatory until age twenty one. Cardish was convicted in Wisconsin's eastern district for arson in burning the Menomonto reservation Indian school building to avoid going to school.
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Associated
Washington,d. C
Ligzle ‘Cardish
Wisconsin
Menomonto ‘Reservation
Building Collapse Kills One in Mineola
An Associated Press report from Mineola New York says a newly erected building collapsed killing one man and seriously injuring five others. another man is reported buried in the ruins and is probably dead. the workers were Italian.
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Associated Presn.y
New York
Wan
Mineola
Collieries Resume Operations in Schuylkill Region
Mahanoy City Pa September 1 after a lengthy shutdown the thirty nine collieries of the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company in the Schuylkill district resumed operations today. About 30 000 men and boys returned to work as easing labor tensions and regaining production were reported.
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Associated
Mahanoy City
Philadelphia and Reading Coat and Iron Company
Schuyty
Train Falls Off Cliff Near Sea Cliff
A Southern Pacific train section ran over a cliff near Sea Cliff early today. A relief train with doctors and nurses left Santa Barbara for the scene. Several persons are reported killed and many injured. Details are unavailable at present.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Dept. 10
Southern Pacific
Clit
Doctora
Nursea
Fire threat from cinders prompts Oshkosh plant shutdown
A downtown fire threat arose when burning cinders and hardwood shavings blew from the Oshkosh Logging Tool company north side plant. Chief Brauer ordered the plant shut until a spark catcher is installed on the high stack, citing wind-driven embers menacing the city.
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Hooper- Hay
Ligh
Oshkosh Logging. Tool Company
North Aide
Tool Company
C. A. Libbey
Logging Tool Company
Libbey
Oshkosh Men Die In Wisconsin Central Derailment
A Wisconsin Central work train derailed near Waupaca three miles from town killing engineer Douglan Armstrong of Fond du Lac and fireman Earl McDonald of Oshkosh and injuring several others including conductor E Pattengil and roadmaster EB W. Ly man of Fond du Lac. The derailment cause was not yet known.
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Waupaca
Douglan Armstrong
Fond du Lac
Earl McDonald
Oshkosh
E. Pattengil
EB. W. Lyman
Brooklyn Bridge jumper flee car as span tracks shift
A man on a Brooklyn bridge trolley jumped into the East River after the central span was damaged during a trolley crossing. Bystanders or responders may have recovered the jumper, with no further details provided.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn Bridge
Ohio Republicans face state convention in Dayton
Dayton September coverage notes intensifying interest ahead of the Republican state convention. Delegates are sparse as questions of endorsing President Roosevelt and U S senators unsettle the campaign. Dick claims two thirds for reelection as chair while Burton and Daugherty dispute the tally.
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Associated Press
Dayton
Ohio
Roosevelt
United States
Burton
Harry Daugherty
Renatora
Washington
Hamilton County
Death of an author in New Haven at age sixty six
Miren Ronse Porter, known as an author, died at her home in New Haven Connecticut early today at age sixty six.
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Associated Press
New Haven
Conn
Miren Ronse Porter
La Follette Strives to Control Wisconsin GOP Convention
A Northwestern report from Milwaukee outlines La Follette’s plan to push a La Follette aligned program at the Wisconsin Republican convention on September 26. The agenda seeks an unqualified endorsement of La Follette, a recall bill, primary law changes, and control over the state central committee, aiming to drive factional fights into the convention and rally voters at the polls.
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Wis
Madison
United States
la Follette
Wisconsin
United States Senate
John C. Spooner
Fuller Opera House
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Republian
Poraible
Republican State Central Committee
Rogers
Follette
Man
Lenroot
Davidson
Fishing Fairly Good for Trio's Wolf River Trip
Oshkosh men Walter Anger George Littlefield and Arthur I Sehwalm returned from a Wolf River expedition aboard the gasoline launch Ahderk owned by R B Anger and eons They fished for black bass along the Fox and Wolf reporting fair catches and plentiful upper river ducks The trip encountered trouble when the launch struck a sunken snag near New London bending a tukes on the solfa wheel requiring a day of repairs.
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George Littlefield
Arthur I. Sehwalm
Wolf River
Oshkosh
Ahderk
R. B. Anger
Eons
New London
Anger
Flyer Derails Westbound Train Near Kinsley Kansas
An Atchison Topeka Santa Fe westbound flyer derailed nine miles east of Kinsley Kansas early today. Passenger Trace Wood of Kansas City died in the crash. The article notes minimal casualties among other passengers and comments on advertising for lost faith.
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Associate Press
Topeka
Kan
Colorado Flyer
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Kinsley
Trace. Wood
Kansas City
Cuban General Sails to Washington Amid Refugee Flurry
Tampa dispatch reports a Cuban General traveling incognito to Washington on a government mission. A steamer carried 300 refugees fleeing turmoil on the island. Rebels reportedly number over a thousand armed, with the Cuban regime seen as powerless to help. Machine gun assaults near Artemisa and attacks on trains disrupt rail links. Peace hopes rise as moderates fear instability regardless of war’s outcome.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
Nita
Washington
Tuett
Harvana
Havana
Artemisa
Congolacion del Sur
Paso Real
Santa Clara River
Clews
Pino” Guerra
Santa Clara
Rincon
United Railway
Oshkosh Power Boat Club to Award Regatta Cups
At the New Rever hotel Commodore William Faber will award cups won at the Lake Lutte des Morts regatta. Other club business includes routine committee reports and a social to wind up the season with a duck dinner for members and guests planned two weeks from Wednesday, September 26.
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Oshkosh Power Boat Club
Ilutte Des Morta Marsh
Edward Hogh
Summer complaint fatal infant death at 99 Bismarck Street
The infant son of Mr and Mrs John Weber died Sunday morning from summer complaint at their home. It is the second such infant death in two days from the same gate. Funeral arrangements set for nine oclock Tuesday morning with Schmitz pastor and Riverside cemetery interment.
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Redence
Schmitz
Sacr
Riverside Cemetery
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L. L. Wampitt
M. Eb.churett
Riverside
Weather Observations and Forecast for Wisconsin Area
Local weather outlook notes a cooler afternoon with fair skies and a forecast for Tuesday night. Temperature remarks indicate readings around 70 to 83 degrees with hot conditions expected Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Reymann Co
Maximam-Aualmom
United States
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