Republican state central committee meets in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Republican state central committee gathered at Motel Poster club room with full attendance except Zeno M. Host who resigned to run for insurance commissioner. Frank Tucker was elected secretary Dwight Parker treasurer and Milwaukee headquarters planned with an aggressive campaign including speech making by all Plate Ticket candidates except Governor La Follette.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Republican State Central Committee
Frank Tucker
Nellisville
Zeno M. Host
Dwight Parker
Fenimore
la Follette
Everett Powers to Wed Neille Powers in Milwaukee
John Winter Everett of the Milwaukee Daily News staff will marry Miss Neille Powers of Ripon in October. Neille Powers has taught in Milwaukee schools. Everett, a lawyer and longtime newspaper professional, is son of Clara Everett of Oshkosh High School and was once city editor for The Northwestern.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
John Winter Everett
Milwaukee Daily News
Neille Powers
Ripon
Everett
Law Department
The
State University
Clara Everett
Oshkosh High School
Sir. Everett
Milwaukee Sentinel
Milwaukee Dually News
Prevett
Madison
Navy to reinforce Panama defense with Wisconsin and Cincinnati
Secretary Moody ordered the battleship Wisconsin and cruiser Cincinnati to move to the isthmus of Panama. The Wisconsin will travel from Bremerton over 4650 miles to join the Tamger, then to Panama. Cincinnati sails from Cape Haytien toward Cajon for Panama railroad terminal coverage. The plan aims to bolster U S naval presence after the destruction of Admiral Killicks ship and potential Ranger relief.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Moody
Wisconsin
Bremerton
Cinciniato
Cape Haytien
Panama
Cincinnati
Cajon
Pacific Coast
Navy Department
Boston
San Frans
United States
Construction Chief of Merrimac Dies at 74
Newport News Va September 11 Wilson Hay who supervised the construction of the Confederate Merrimac is dead at his Hampton home aged seventy four He had served a decade observing the Invalid during the war he was stationed at the Ports mouth navy yard until Norfolk evacuation and then transferred to Richmond later becoming a paymaster in the Confederate army Also noted Chicago lawyer Jesse Cox long a Colai War member died at Tresbyterian hospital of pneumonia after an appendicitis bout Temperance advocate Tev Scully a known temperance speaker died today
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Associated Press
Newport News
Wilson Hay
Confederatiam Merrimac
Hamptay
Mint
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Norfolk
Richmond
Chicago
Jesse Cox
Tresbyterian Hospital
Mass
Scully
Election slate named for upcoming convention
The coned order of Hon Hoa elected af ana folians with nominees Norris of Houston George W Schwartz of St Louis Frank N Shell of Milwaukee James Wiener of Waakenda and others. The convention closes tonight with the examination of officer elections and a speech by Garvey Avery.
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Preaedauke
Wis
Hon Hoa
Ana Folians
OH. Norris
Houston
Texas
Eenior
Prejudiced juror cited in high profile wreck case
A record notes claims of juror prejudice in the trial related to the wrecked Savings stock matter. Prosecutors allege bias by juror Rock while others voiced irony about the defendant and events surrounding the case.
Fly Bite Is Fatal in Brooklyn Man
George Lindhurst, 56, of Brooklyn, died after a fly bite on his right thumb led to blood poisoning. Swelling spread rapidly over three days and doctors could not halt the infection, ending his life in great agony.
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Associated Press
New York
Sept
George Lindhurst
Brooklyn
Lindhurst
Teller v Wolcott and Colorado Senate Race Preview
The article compares Henry M. Teller and Edward O. Wolcott as the main U S senatorship choice in Colorado. It notes Democratic and Populist aims to reelect Leer, limited Republican opposition to Wolcott, and a GOP convention near in Denver with Frank C Goudy favored for governor and Alva Adams as congressman at large. It also lists Democratic ticket nominees and a separate Indiana Republican district nomination.
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Associated Preas
Denver
Col
Colorado
United States
Henry M. Teller
Edward O. Wolcott
Leer
Wolcott
Frank Mn E. Brooks
Colorado Springs
Popullar
Alva Adams
Edward C
Thomas
Horace W
James N
Harry H. Insley
John H. Swiegert
Helen M. Grenfels
Regents State University
Mary C. C. Bradford
Jesze Stevenson
Valuation Excessive in United States Steel Suit
Newark stockholders seek injunction to restrain retirement of 200 million dollars of preferred stock and issue of 256.6 million dollars of common stock in a high profile case against United States Steel. Frank Bergen argues valuation of the company is excessive and no affidavits prove otherwise while defenses question the syndicate contract with J P Morgan & Co.
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Steel Corporation
Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Frank Berken
J. Aspinwell Hodge
United States Steel Corporation
Emery
Bergen
James L. Lancaster
George W. Perkins
3. P. Morgan & Co
Lindaburg
J. P. Morgan & Co
Bury Sudd
Cawniaminania
Kroand
Stockhelders
Fall Knowlice
Suimbitteai
Wisconsin Woman Dies After Escape From Hospital
Milwaukee Sep 11 Mrs Peter Newer forty seven a Janesville resident died after leaping from the second floor of the Sacred Heart hospital following an attempt to walk with attendants. She had been under treatment for nervous depression and jumped to the lower floor sustaining fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Peter Newer
Janewilie
Sacred Heart Cani
Aberdeen man arrested in vault robbery case
Webb Lewis, longtime Ettronés County official, is detained on charges of robbing the Goarty treasurer’s vault of about $280. The arrest follows his resignation as county treasurer several months ago.
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Associated Press
Minn
Aberdeen, & D
Amcral
Dispatch
Rays
Webb Lewis
Ettronés
Goarty
Lewis Fainer
Lewis
Bribery Case Sparks Missouri City Council Probe
William Tamblyn, former delegate, was returned from Cleveland and jailed as a key witness in the bribery scandal tied to 1699 city railroad legislation. Grand jury hearings target council presidents and members while threats escalate around Circuit Attorney Joseph Folk’s safety.
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Associated Trers
Louix
William Tamblyn
House of Delegatern
Uso
Wart
Clevelim
Tlen
J. Ko Murren
Grand
Mexico
Tamblyn
Williams
E. F. W. Meir
Wiliam Hellarton
Charles EF. Carroll
Henry Gauss Jr
Paulus Gast
Charles HH. Thuner
Charles Wiggins
W. St. Hodkes
August Hoffman
BE. E. Meysenders
Eben Richards
Louis Schnell
Charles Krutz
Kratz
Robert E. McMath
Board of Public Improvements
Combine
McMath
Sherwood
Supreme Court
Springfield
Chaster H. Krum
August Hemenge
John C. Fiemeng
House of Delegates
Charter F. Kelly
Atlil
Kelly
J. K. Murrell
St. Louis
Bribary
Joseph W. Folk
Kiely
Deamond
John McGrath
Police Department
Folk
McGrath Willl
Boodle Caves
Murrell
Memorial at Oyster Bay memorial service planned
Additional telegrams arrived from cavernors and police for McKinley memorial services next Sunday and the following from the president. The president has requested his partner at Oyster Ray to hold a special service Sunday morning marking the anniversary of McKinley’s death. George KR. Connelyou, secretary to the president.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
Chio
MccKinley
Vayrter Ray
Edlyor Times Star
Oyster Ray
McKinley
George KR. Connelyou
Captain Andrews Dead After Atlantic Crossing
Captain W. Andrews, famed for twice crossing the Atlantic in a fifteen-foot panel boat, was pronounced dead by a Massachusetts court. Administration of his estate is granted to his son. Andrews left Atlantic City last October with his bride in a ceremony witnessed by about seven thousand people. The craft was sighted only once a week after the voyage began.
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Diy
Freee
New York
W. Andrews
Atlantic
Masachusetts Courte
Ars A Rover Dispatch
New York American
Andrewn
Atlantic Cy
New York School Children Registration Figures Rise
New York public school registration totals for Greater New York reach 1,228,000 students, an increase over last year. About 3,900 children were refused admission for Tarbolous causes.
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New York School
Preece
Lex York
Greater
New York
Battleship Iowa Grounds Near Cape Nogaa in South Atlantic
The battleship Iowa ran aground while returning to Friars Island after target practice. Brazilian marine authorities ordered aid as Rear Admiral Sumner commands the South Atlantic squadron with Captain Perry aboard the flagship and only cruiser Atlantic in the unit.
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Associated Poe New York
Iowa
Cape Nogaa Senhora
Lesterra
Island of
Milo
Cables
Herald Correanpondent
Struzii
Towa
Friars Island
Brazhin Minister of Marine
Waranty Ta Ra
Cape Nora
Senhora Noteovterra
San
Sante Cathshat
Hilo Jattre
Taland
Betterlleo
Uruguay
Klo
Lowa
Thouthy
George W. Sumner Ie
Athantic
Thorms Perry
Atlantic
South
Against Dead Duke
Margery Kindon, stylishly dressed, caused a disturbance at Cardiff police court. She claimed the late Duke of Clarence, brother of the Prince of Wales, and said she had hired others to travel from India to press her rights.
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Associated
London
Margery Kindon
Cardiff
Wales
Duke of Clarence
Prince of Wale
India
Algoma Horticultural Banquet Showed Strong Turnout and Prizes
The Algoma Horticultural Society held a Grange ball banquet and exhibit with excellent attendance and high quality farm displays rivaling county fairs. Prizes funded by donors were awarded for crops and produce including oats, corn, apples, pumpkins, cauliflowers, and flowers, while a few contests followed different prize rules.
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Algoma Horticultural Muety
Algoma
Soelyery
J. J. Unetg
Ben
Paris
Graina
E. P. Leovil
Nelson Sheppard
Charles Jones
Peck Darby
Nelson
Robert Howlett
J. A. Duboix
J. Howlett
William McMillan
Fruht
Sperbeck
di McMillan
M. V. Sperbeck
W. Snyder
M.C. Sperbeck
EA. Dubois
Neson Sheppard
J. J. Incg
J. Whing
Willam McMillan
Chloe
Wiliam McMillan
Burhel
Ohio
NeIen Sheppard
Acs
C. J. Howlett
M. ¥. Sperbeck
Tke Howlete
H. Christencon
H.C. Phillipson
Mom HH. Ie
Fierce
John Fultz
Berguet
D. Howlett
Peres
Berm
Moe
Pierce
Mre Cc
A. Tathote
Dalliss
C. Christensen
Pal- Hiyrson
Mart Daly
K. Owens
Mires Edna Walker
Gaston Wins Governor Nomination Challenge
Statewide returns show Colonel William A. Gaston defeating Charles S. Hamlin by a significant vote in the gubernatorial nomination contest. The result comes after last night’s precinct tallies across the state.
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Mar
Wm. A. Gastéin
Charles S. Hamiin
Agsistant
Treasury
Unsettled Coal Strike Trials in Harrisburg and New York
Reports from Pennsylvania and New York detail ongoing efforts to resolve the coal strike. Proposals for compulsory arbitration face opposition from key operators while unions seek an extra legislative session and broader labor action.
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Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Blarvey
Stone
Harrisburg
New York
Tamaqua
Lehigh Coat and Navigation Company
Manilia Park
Lehigh Coal Find Navigation Company
Philadelphia and Reading Coat and Iron Company
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Barr
United Mine Workers
General Assembly
John Markle
G. B. Markle & Co
Markle
Creneion
Aroske
Lehigh
Fowler
New York, Ontaro and Western Railroad Company
Neenah Woman Recounts Oshkosh Death Night Talk
A Northwestern Special from Neenah quotes Misa Clara Augustine about the sensational death of Miss Clara Oehter of Oshkosh. Augustine says she was in Oshkosh that evening, was driven to the Interurban car by Ochter and Kert Hunter, and heard a funeral could come soon. She notes rumors and a string of Catholic acid used to treat a toothache, and doubts the coroner's statements.
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Neenah
Misa Clara Augustine
Neetimd
Clara Oehter
Oshkerh
Miss Augustine
Miss Ochter
Kert Hunter
Coromer
Mies Augustine
Mixa Gebler
Mehler
Mise Augustine
Navy Chaplain Morrison Dies by Own Hand at Chase
Rear Admiral Jonnen reports Chaplain William M. Morrison committed suicide at the naval hospital in Chase after serving with the Olympia. Morrison, a May 161 appointee, earlier held the rank of commander and was part of the combined army and navy maneuvers before his transfer to Theeten.
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Prexey
Washington
D.C
Navy
Jonnen
Boston Navy Yard
William M. Morrison
Naval Hospital
Chase
Morrison
Theeten
Maryland
Olympia
France and Spain May Align as Paris Sifts Policy
A Paris dispute cited by The Times via Madrid reports France and Spain moving toward a formal alliance. Spain poised to abandon its colonial policy under a Liberal party led by Madrid’s military correspondent, with French warships and royal attention shaping the scene.
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Bross
New York
Genera Anirettj
Toulouse
Marin
Paris
Times
Lardon
France
Spaniah
Madrid
Spain
Itolnes
Spanish Liberal Party
Correspondenciy Militar
Ofice
Railroad Conductors Plan Westward Walkout Over Wages
San Francisco reports a new national union of railroad conductors and brakemen west of Chicago forming last June. They seek a 20 percent wage increase and threaten a work stoppage if managers refuse. W. V. Stafford leads the executive council backed by E F Clark and B P Morrissey, with broad support from train crews nationwide.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Chicago
Chiccago
Kisutas City
W. V. Suifford
Southern Pacific
Oaklard
Ats
Stafford
Eeen
E. FE. Clark
Order of Railway Conductora
BP. H. Morrissey
Brotherhood of Trainmen
Costs To Be Cruel Used Against Neenah Drayman
Edward Gray a Neenah drayman was convicted in municipal court of cruelty to an animal for driving a horse to death. He was fined $20 and jailed for sixty days, with an appeal filed to county court. Testimony alleged the horse was overdriven. Gray claimed he drove moderately and the whip was broken by an earlier mishap.
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Edward Gray
Neenah
Animala
FSA
Cramer
A. MM. Gous
Gray
Henry Fitzgibbon
Frank Follett
Philip Blake
William Kelly
J. H. Goodfind
George Holland
John Howard
C. D. Jackson
Hus
F. J. Wilkie
Bert Cramer
Nogan
Wil Mam Jenkins
Arthur Kellogg
Dr. Mack
Appleton
Mr. Gray
Jenkyns' Point
Neonah
Whikie
Kentucky racing circuit reorganized with new owners
The Kentucky association has sold to Charles Grown of St Louis J. Douelae of Louisville, KY, and partners plan to convert the Louisville and Cincinnati tracks into a running circuit. A new organization will run spring and fall meetings, starting in Lexington next spring.
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Tlerington
Rieter Kentucky
Ty Charles Grown
St Louis
Fo J
Douelae
Loulevile
Fay Kentucky
Louisville
Cincinnati
Texington Track
Lesington
Stock dividends declared for Chicage Milwanker and St. Paul
Directors of Chicage Milwanker and St. Paul declare a combined annual dividend of 11.5 percent and an extra dividend of 0.32 percent. The last dividend was 2 semi annual installments of 1 percent.
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Treva
New York
Chicace
Milwanker and
St. Paul
Milwaukee Methodist elder bids farewell after six years of service
Rev De C Johns ended a six year term as presiding elder of the Milwaukee district at the conference in Milwaukee Wisconsin on Sept 11. He received a token from pastors and thanked them as tears welled in his eyes. The report criticized church conditions, noting slow membership gains and weak evangelism, while praising education and closer ministerial contact with Epworth Leaguers.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Win
de C. John
Milwaukee District
W. D. Cox
Kingstey Church
Lla Exes
Sttuck
John
Methodista
Lasal
Epworth
Bilwaukee
A. J. Benjamin
Fond du Lac
John Wesley
Genjamin
Wisconsin
H. Sewall
Evarsvile
Mt Health
C¢. C. Denniston
Stoughton i
Suffrage Convention Deliberates on Weekly Article Push
At the Wisconsin Woman Suffrage Association meeting in Madison the attendee count rose to about twenty. Mrs H. H. Charlton of Redhead, publisher of The Wisconsin Citizen, praised progress. Mrs Mack, chair, urged weekly suffrage pieces in county papers. A lengthy discussion of resolutions preceded afternoon action.
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Northwestern
Mittnaker
Wisk
Wisconsin
Madison
Wingage
Wisconsin Woman Suffrace Association
Mra
H. H. Charl«ton
Hredhead
Wisconsin Citizen
Mra. Mack
Cholera Reports Rise in Egypt with New Cases
The Associated Press from Egypt reports 18 fresh cholera cases this week, bringing totals since July 1 to 6207 cases and 16 599 deaths. The updates describe continuing outbreaks and fatal outcomes in the region.
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Associated Prose
Cuatro
Egypt
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