Milwaukee Conference Promotes Probationers at Mideast Event
At the Milwaukee Methodist Episcopal conference today, several probationers were admitted to full deacon membership including Harland C. Logan Stephen Williams Lewis Shanks Aston Hartlee Stud J Milton Judy and Benjamin Babcock Clarence Weed and Albert Trever remained probationers. The bishop criticized Spiritualism and warned about wealth giving and social elites.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wefght
Cowileiam
Bishop Goodsell
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Harland C. Logan
Stephen K. Willams
Lewis E. Shanks
Aston
Aston Hartlee Stud, J. Milton Judy and Benjamin Babcock
Clarence E. Weed
Albert A. Trever
Shakespeare
Eljah
Andrew Carnegie
Rose
Henry Coleman
Simi-Saloon League
G. H. Trever
Whitewater
H. H. Cadman
Omro
Lean
Waukesha
Montley S. Hard
Philadelphia
Church Extensivry Society
T. D. Williams
Marinette
Summerfield Church
Watthesha Ia
Lenn
D. C. John
Perry Millar
Oshkosh
Appleton
Oshkoal
Enoch Perry
Women for Mathie Organize Support in Appleton
In Appleton Wisconsin a movement to gather women voters to back Democratic state superintendent candidate Karl Mathie gains steam. Support stems from Mathie's popularity as a former Lawrence University student and local GOP dissatisfaction over Cary nomination scandals.
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Appleton
Wis
Appeton
Karl Mathie
Mathie
Lawrence University
Cary
Madison
Wit
Wisconsin
Senate
Capitol
Olympia Brown
Sincine
Business Committee
Catherine Waugh McCaillouch
Chicano
Wisconsin Association
Quake Shatters Glacier Off Alaskan Coast
A strong August earthquake near the Alaskan coast between Mali and Vahutal caused shattered windows and the collapse of a building in Dundas. The tremor triggered a tidal wave and fires, terrifying passengers aboard the steamer Jhimbsit and alarming workers at a cannerY.
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Alaska
Mali
Vahutal
Dundas
Arenas
Feconia
Talos
Forest Fires Cause Smoke and Destruction Across Oregon
Reports from Astoria Salem and Oregon City describe extensive forest fires spreading from the coast. Backlash from winds drives flames threatening homes and livelihoods as property losses mount and industrial activity halts.
Illinois Campaign Opens in Peoria With Notables in Line
The Republican state campaign in Peoria will begin with two thousand delegates attending the state league of Republican clubs meeting September 24. Senator Cullom and speakers including Hopkins of Aurora Governor Yates Alfred Bayliss Charles Dawes Charles Travers Graft and Secretary of War Elihu Root will headline sessions.
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Peoria
State League of Republican Clubs
Senator Cullom
Mr. Hopkins
Aurora
Governor Yates
Mr. Stead
Ottawa
Alfred Bayliss
Charles G. Dawes
Charles Travers
Graft
Elifia Root
Colorado
Frank C. Groudy
John W. Springer
National Live Stock Association
Pennsylvania
Phiadelphia
Norton
Barratt
Philadelphia
Republican Party
Samuel W. Pendypacker
Common Pleas
Democratic Party
Virginia
Richmond
John Lamb
Jefferson Wallace
Rose campaign train travels through Wisconsin to rally voters
A Wisconsin special reports Mayor Rose leads a campaign tour from Milwaukee to Elkhart Lake with W A Redner Louis Lange and others aboard. At Lawler's hall speeches begin at 9 20 with Lugiebauer speaking on taxation and Rose presented as the Democratic candidate for governor and the people's candidate.
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Siltwauke
Wis
Wisconsin
Elkhart Lake
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Road
W. A. Redner
Louis Lange
Mayor Rose
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Robert Rose
Fred Janesson
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Chillicothe
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Democratic County Committee
Sheboygan County
Plymouth
Lawler's Hall
T. C. Shorpe
Otto Osthoff
Lawler
Lugiebauer
Rose
T. C. Sharpe
Tom O'Brien Surrenders After Escape From Butte Jail
From Deer Lodge comes word that Tom O'Brien who escaped from the state prison three weeks ago surrendered at the gate this morning. He says his motive was to seek public sympathy and reveal his side of the alleged crime. He was a former veterinary apprentice and allegedly rode the warden’s race horses during the escape.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Deer Lodge
Tom O'Brien
Wate
O'Brien
O'Brien Inn
Overcome in Depot by Former U S General Jenke
George A. Jenke ex general and 186 election Democratic candidate for governor in Virginia was knocked down by weakness at a depot stop while en route to Indiana to visit his daughter, Mrs. Shive. He was taken to a hotel for care and by morning was reportedly improved though sent home to Mayville.
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George A. Jenke
United States
Tener
Ucket
Rae
Jynim
Wilkesbarre
Prospect
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Jacobs
Car Lines Tie Up In Busy Morning
Fragmented OCR text notes traffic congestion with references to shut roads and multiple vehicle delays. No clear event details, dates, or named entities.
Labor tensions flare as coal strike actions continue across Pennsylvania
Reports from Wilkes Barre and Tamaqua detail ongoing mine clashes and mass mobilizations as unionists vow to stay out until concessions are granted. Officials from Pottsville announce planned plant conversions to washeries threatening output, while talks among Mitchell Stone and legislative committees unfold in Harrisburg.
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Cost Companien
Panther Creek
United Mine Workers
Mitchell
Stone
Harrisburg
Pottsville
Stitchell
Donaldson
Good Spring
Wilkesbarre
State Legislative Board of Railway
Britchell
Philadelphia
Milton B. Robinson
William J. Zerbhy
George W. Coyle
Madison suffrage convention adjourns without candidate support
The Madison women's suffrage convention adjourned without backing any state office candidate or addressing the state appointment wave. Debate included opposition to war labor laws and support for constitutional amendment removing office from politics. Officers listed include Olympia Browne of Racine and L A Rhodes recording secretary in Madison.
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Madison
Calkt Labey
Provident
Olympia Browne
Racine
Laren
Mire Jensic N. Luther
L. A. Rhodes
Lancaster
Mra
NM. Geddes
Ledly Woodward Piatletithc
Old Defenders Day Remembrance in Baltimore
Old Defenders Day marks the 1814 defense of Baltimore against the British. The governor and mayor proclaimed it a legal holiday, closing tanks exchanges and public institutions. Citizens observed patriotic celebrations in public parks amid limited commercial activity.
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Ratimore
Nanh Point
Thiimore
Guilty Of Triple Murder In Portland Case
Portland jury convicts A. J. Belding of murder in the third degree for killing three people in the city two months earlier. Verdict delivered after deliberations in the Sept. 12 report by Associated Press.
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Associated Prescy
Portland
Ore
A. J. Belding
Oil Well Fire Rages Across Beaumont Field
Reports from Beaumont say a massive oil field fire consumes Higgins tank No 2 and several derricks in the Keith Ward tract. Flames rise miles high while gas vents ignite further tanks and the district suffers extensive damage before containment efforts progress.
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Beaumont
Texas
Gladys
Car'y Cale Mornling
Keith-Ward
Tig Higgins
Glade
Texan
Carelershesa
Beaumont Oil Field
Keith- Ward Tract
Korth-Ward
Rose in Twin Cities Democrats to campaign in Neenah and Menasha
Democratic gubernatorial candidate David S. Rose arrives in Neenah and Menasha for campaign events tonight. Mayor Kane will speak at eight and nine o’clock, with a public reception and addresses at Concordia hall and the Armory.
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David
Rose of_Miwaukee
Kane
Hi Menasha
Neenah
State Central Committee
Jerre Mulloy
Fond du Lac
Row
Twin Cities
Mayor Rose
Menasha
Mulloy
Concordia
Astor's Daughter Gwendoline Astor Dies At Cliveden
London report states Gwendoline Astor, William Waldorf Astor's nine year old daughter, died of consumption at Cliveden. Her body will depart for New York for burial, with Pauline and John J. as surviving siblings. A second item notes death of ex chief justice Charles B. Andrews in Litchfield Connecticut.
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Associated Press
London
William Waldorf Astor
Gwendoline
Cliveden
New York
Gwendolin
Spreme Court of Cormmectictt
Heart Diccare
Worm causes insanity in laborer's death case
New York reports a coroner's finding that a sixty foot tape worm caused insanity and death in laborer Rodolph Hal er. The autopsy linked worm pressure to spinal and brain dysfunction with episodic normal periods and severe neurological impact.
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Jan
Rodolps Haler
Phrakian
Tranity
Wich Maller
Haler
High seat records set as purchase funds new membership
A Western man paid 6102 for seat membership and 1000 for initiation amid a record run in seat exchanges. The 17,000 total suggests a large drive with high prices and ongoing interest in the program.
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Asociated Prees
New York
Mook Exchange
War on the Isthmus navy moves to secure Panama
Washington reports Secretary Moody dispatched two warships to Panama and Colon to protect American lives and property amid revolts near the railroad. The Wisconsin sails to the Pacific coast, while the Cincinnati reaches Colon with reinforcements. Rear Admiral Casey will command from the Wisconsin as the patrols secure transit and treaty guarantees. A Brazilian expedition rumor tied to Acre unfolds with Rodiero Carvalho as leader. Firminist General Chicaye is executed after defeat at Petit Goave.
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Panama
Casey
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Wisconsin
Bremerton
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Dimmter
Martinique
T. C. McLean
Cincinnati
Colon
Moody
Potter
Ranger
Panther
McLean Opon
Readinera
Bilas Casey
New York
Jacmel
Prentice Fire Damages Several Businesses in Minnesota
A large blaze swept through Prentice Wisconsin causing extensive damage to the Columbia hotel a laundry barber shop and several barns and stores. The loss is about 350000 and authorities believe the initial cause was a lamp tipping over. In New Jersey the Fant Lake Woolen Mills factory at Bridgton burned destroying the plant and $100000 worth of property leaving about 200 workers idle.
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Columbia
Portland and Oriental Hiner Sas
Salem
Ore
Sept
Mehame
The
Statesman
Elkhorn Couney
Associated Preay
Bt. Paul, Minn
Prentice
Woya
Lumbia
T. Oliver Valois
Emmerson Brothers
New Jersey
Bridacton
N. 3
Inrac
Fant Lake Woolen Mills Company
J. Edward Addicks
Delaware
Wholesale poisoning blamed on Paris green dust
Report from Associa Paris Texas dated September 12 describes wholesale poisoning in a cotton patch near the Red River. After Paris green was applied, several hot days with little rain followed. Seven pickers four men and three women fell ill and died in one night from inhaling poisoned dust.
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Paris
Tex
Adolph Sutro Legacy Distributions Revealed
Probate grants distribution of 24000 in legacies from Adolph Sutro's estate to Vassar College and heirs of late Congressmen C E Woodward, Blegx, Orange Verrix, and Randolph Strickland. Executed by executors including Mrs Mer ritt who testifies 2,000,000 will go to residuary heirs.
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San Francisco
Cal
Sept. L
Adolph Sutro
Vassar College
Congress
C. E. Woodward
Coneree
Blegx
Orange Verrix
New York
Randolph Strickland
Michigan
Eastern
Vas' Gar College Zeta
Merritt
Strikers Seek Court Order Over Shipments
In Cincinnati on September 12 Shaw Irwin and Co. filed in Covington Ky. for an order restraining the Chemprake and Ohio Railway Co. from delaying shipments of supplies to striking miners in West Virginia. The goods shipped by Shaw Irwin were not properly delivered by the railroad.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Shaw, Irwin & Company
United States
Covington Ky
Chemprake and Ohio Railway Company
West Virginia
Sanitary workers strike dirtier city amid pay delay
In Rantaga Catan on Sept 12 sanitation employees walked out. The city lies filthy as sweeping stops due to two months of unpaid wages. Strike stems from workers not being paid for two money.
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Associated Prez
Rantaga
Catan
Egan and Egan Lead In Western Championship Round
Eight top golfers tee off at Chicago Golf Club Wheaton for the Western Championship. H Chandler Egan defeats Stuart Stickney 1 up to reach the final, while Walter Egan and others post tense results in round three. Travers Island hosts American Athletic Union trials with many out of town entrants. Frank Holmen fails in Dover channel attempt. Danny Maher wins Park Hill Stakes at Doncaster.
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Wheaton
H. Chandler Egan
W. I. Howland Jr
Secon
Fr. C. Egan
Evnttoor
Stuart Stickney
Bt. Louis
Warren Dickinson
Des Moines
Iowa
R. E .Hutter
Midlothian
Nathaniel F. Moore
Lake Geneva
C. L. Hunter
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QO. Duxgea
Hinsdale
Stuart Stickeney
Egan
Digger
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R. B. Hun
Travers Island
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Canada
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Gray
Mitchell
Sheridan
Dover
Eng
Frank Holmen
Birmingham
English Channel
Holmer
Maher
London
Danny” Maher
Elba
Sceptre
Death of ex Governor Shepherd Reported
Private telegram from Batopilas Mexico announces ex Governor Alexander R. Shepherd of the District of Columbia has died. Washington reports his condition worsening as telegraphic advices echo fears for his health while Mrs. Shepherd and her son-in-law travel to Mexico to be with him.
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Washington, D. C
Shepherd
Batophias
Mexico
Alexander Kk. Shepherd
District of Columbia
Dressmakers Plan First Foreign HQ for American Protective Assn
New York reports the American Protective Association Convention endorses establishing its first foreign headquarters in Paris. A three member committee to finalize details was formed after the president outlined advantages and responsibilities. Paris proposed as a stronghold for opposing world renowned modistes as part of the invasion effort.
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New York
American Protective Association
Faris
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Diplomatic Luncheon Honors Knox in Paris
Paris today hosted a luncheon honoring Attorney General Knox and Russian minister to Korea Pauiof. Guests included US envoy Grieval Forace Porter and the embassy staff, with the foreign minister M. Delcane presiding.
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Axpociated Press
Paris
Do Not Own the Curb. Court Rules on Public Space Privilege
Justice Stacker of the Supreme Court issues a decision affecting hotels restaurants and other public places regarding private curbs. The ruling states that no hotel proprietor property owner or citizen has the exclusive right to control the curb space.
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Axcoriate
New York
Justice Stacker
Wupreme Court
Han
Severe Freezes Hit Midwest Crops Including Corn and Cranberries
Frost across Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin caused damage to corn crops and frozen cranberries. Minnesota reports subfreezing temps and cut crops fed as fodder. Wisconsin notes ruined northern corn and salvaged Fitch marsh berries with 22 degree readings.
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S*rosa
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Minn
Mercury
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Omaha
Neb
Weather Bureau
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Berlin
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Fitch Marsh
Woman Arrested at Resort for Drunk and Disorderly
May Johnson of Stevens Point was arrested at Helen Mitchell's resort on Main Street for drunk and disorderly conduct. She pleaded guilty and was fined 35 dollars with possible jail time suspended on promising to reform. Willie Smith, a local vagrant, was arrested for vagrancy then released after money was promised. he has a history of arrests and once stayed above a saloon.
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Stevens Point
Helen Mitchell
Main Street
Ragate
Teers
Willie Smith
Witte” Smith
Math Street
Ragatz
Larson
H. F. Dowling
Michigan
Wille Smith
Jean
Sparta
Dynamite found by Riverside cemetery youths
Officer on Thursday recovered a sitchel found by several boys near Riverside cemetery and taken to the police. It contained ten dynamite cartridges with insulated wire, two bars of soap, and a tallow candle. A dry battery was broken, and the Ever Ready label dated August 37 1902 was visible. The setup allegedly belonged to a man intending to blow a Winneconne bank vault. The candle and wax showed use for lighting and lubrication. drills were not found.
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Hitler
Riverside Cemetery
Menn
Winneconne Bank
Black Christ a Fake Declared by Priest in San Francisco
Berg Joseph McQuaid, pastor at the Church of the Holy Redeemer, told a St. Marys Cathedral audience that the so called black Christ brought to the United States on the Buford is a fake. He said the piece is a plain block of sculpted wood and not venerated as a sacred image.
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San Francisco
Cal
Berg Joseph McQuaid
Church of the Holy Redeemer
Philippine Islands
St. Mary's Cathedral
The
Philippines
Christ
Badger Engineer Dies in Minnesotan Train Collision
West Superior Wik Sent 12-H Miler an engineer on the eastern Minnesota branch of the Great Northerner was killed this morning near Aidbine Minn when a more laden train struck a fre cargo car switched onto the main track. Miler was crushed beneath his engine. Traffic will be delayed for several hours.
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Minn
Miler
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