Moors Accept Peace Terms in Casablanca Delegation
Reports from Casablanca indicate Moorish tribal delegates accepted General Drude's peace conditions and left to drum up support from remaining tribes. A Moors delegation held talks with General Drude, Admiral Philibert, and M Regnault but admitted incomplete representation as negotiations continue.
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Associated Press
Paris
Casablanca
Drude
Philibert
MM. Regnault
Morocco
Insist Rogers Is Ill in Massachusetts Supreme Court
Testimony in Boston reveals Henry H Rogers Sr of Standard Oil is in weak physical condition with impaired speech and left side weakness. His son in law Urban H Broughton and Rogers Jr. corroborate decline as $50 million royalties suit proceeds amid conflicting evidence on his ability to attend court.
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Associated Press
Boston
Masa
Sept. L
Henry RO Rogers
Rogers
Urban H. Broughton
Supreme Court
H. H. Rogers
Rogers, Jr
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Henry H. Rogers
Standard Oi Company
C. M. Raymond
Somerville
New Bedford
Bammond
Mr. Rogers
Sherif Walling
First National Bank
Walter P. Winsor
Rufus A. Soule
Winsor
Ragers
Soule
Roogers
Fair Hlaven
New York
Harrison
Opposes Railway Crossing Blocks Norwegian Extension
A Northwestern road tempers the extension toward Norway sharply. The Chicago and Northwestern seeks to block the Paul railway entrance into the Norway mining center over Wisconsin Michigan lines. Traffic deals recently set Wisconsin Michigan to gain entry into Iron Mountain and Norway. A miles long connection was under construction but halted after Northwestern refused a crossing height. Expect a battle with the Michigan Anti War commission delaying work.
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Northwestern
Norway
Milwaukee
Wis
A_ Journal
Marinette
Chicago & Northwestern Railway
Paul
Wisconsin – Michigan
St. Paul
Wisconsin & Michigan
Iron Mountain
Michican Anti- War Commission
Explosion at Milwaukee plant endangers workers
A boiler explosion at the Higging Axle and Ste company plant in Racine threatens two hundred workers within sixty feet. The engineer burst the boiler head rope and fuse sheet, extinguished the fire, and saved many, but the blast caused equipment damage and two percent of the crew to lose weeks of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauker
Wis
Wisconsin
Racine
Axle and Ste
Poser Marine
Aml
Cruise to the Pacific Ke Retired Officer Takes Command
Fragmented text reports a naval topic involving a fleet command and a forthcoming voyage toward the Pacific. Names and details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
Hindus at Vancouver Deportation Notice Sent
Ottawa reports Frank Oliver received a telegram from Vancouver health officer A B Munroe stating that out of 90 Hindus who arrived by the Monteagle twenty five are old or sick and will be deported. None are destitute and the group holds about 25000 dollars. They are living in tents but plan to build houses.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Ont
Frank Oliver
Interior
A. B. Mun~roe
Vancouver
Tenta
Italians Held Grudge Kills Mine Boss and Sister
Two killed and two fatally wounded at Croweberg mining camp in Kansas after a grudge among Italian miners against mine boss Charles Gardner and his sister Mrs George Kexford. Gardner returned fire, killing two Italians. Names of the Italians were not released.
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Associated Press
Pitsburg
Kan
Croweberg
Charles Gardner
Brrs
George Kexford
Gardner
Cassie Chadwick Stricken Blind in Prison
Cassie M Chadwick the so called witch of finance fell blind after a nervous collapse in the penitentiary. Doctors say she will likely not survive to complete her ten year sentence after already serving two years.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Cassie M. Chadwick
Finante
Andrew Carnegie
Ohio
Harris divorce witness backs Campbell in murder trial
Mrs. Ellen Harris, ex-wife of Dr Benjamin F. Harris, testifies in Chicago Illinois in the Amasa C Campbell murder trial. She identifies letters by Dr Harris and says she met Campbell before the shooting and supplied information on alleged relations. Her opinion Campbell insane is later withdrawn.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Ellen Harris
Benjamin F. Harris
Amasa C. Campbell
Harris
Inheritance Tax Large Across Wisconsin Fiscal Year
Special to The Northwestern reports Wisconsin inheritance taxes for the year ending June 197, totaling 995.23.09. The Lisette Schan gien estate paid 143,266.77, the largest in said year. Probed estates yielded 14,680.14 in 1969, 125,961.35 in 1905, and 103,954.74 in 1905, with the state taking 95 percent and counties taking 5 percent.
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Madison
Wis
Secretary of State
Lisette Schan- Gien
Giate
Japanese Ambassador Talks With Grey on Vancouver Attacks
Baron Komura, the Japanese ambassador, met Sir Edward Grey at the foreign office in London to discuss anti oriental disturbances at Vancouver. He expressed confidence that Canadians would punish those responsible and noted steps already taken.
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Associated Press
London
Baron Komura
Edward Grey
Foreign Office
Vancouver
Farmer Loses Leg in Traction Engine Accident
A Manitowoc area dispatch reports Xavier Renk, a Newton farmer, sustained injuries when a traction engine crashed through bridge crossings over Seven Mile Creek, causing the loss of his right leg. The incident occurred near Miwapkee Wisconsin on September 1.
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Miwapkee
Wis
Manitowocase
Xavier Renk
Newton Farmer
Seven Mile Creek
Wight Tiles
Dominican Loan Contract Passes In Senate Vote
The Dominican loan contract received final approval in the Washington session with 14 votes in favor and 2 against. The executive power is now authorized to act on the 227.099.0090 loan agreement, as announced by the Bureau of Foreign Affairs.
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Washington, D. CT
Dureau
Freviar
Sr Tn Skmmings
Disorderly Strikers Trigger Arrests in New Terk
A disrupted strike in New Terk escalates to arrests as authorities move to quell disorder. Reports indicate riotous activity and police intervention during the confrontation between strikers and local forces.
Indian fugitive hunted by 12 ranger posse to Cubo Rancheria
Sheriff Pacheco and Harry Wheeler lead twelve rangers toward Cubo Rancheria to capture John Johns the Rapage Indian who killed a Mexican. Deputies report the Indians guard the trail and vow to kill the first white man as a fight is anticipated on arrival. The party expects a two week field stay.
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Associated Press
Tucson
Ariz
Pacheco
This
Harry Wheeler
Arizona Rangers
John Johns
Cabo Rancheria
Tom Childs
Quitovaguita
Childs
Johns
Cubo Rancheria
Cubo
Central American peace talks stall at Washington
Diplomatic reps of five Central American republics fail to continue meetings for a permanent peace conference in Washington. Mexican Day ceremonies require the Mexican embassy’s attendance. Nicaragua and Guatemala envoys hold instructions to proceed with a preliminary conference and to sign for a permanent meeting, reducing the chance of failure.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Washington
Godoy
Senor Corea
Nicaragua
Senor Toledo
Guatemala
Jamestown
Laymen Elect Officers for Methodist Laymen's Association
The Laymen's association of the Methodist conference elected officers with T. S. Brewer of Richland Center as president A C Taylor of Portage as first vice president G J Lang of Eau Claire as second vice president James Shipp of Superior as secretary and treasurer Frank C Jackson of Menomonie named to oversee finances A plan was approved to levy assessments on citizens proportional to pastor salaries ranging from 25 cents to 1 dollar.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
la Crosse
Big Skeleton Discovered in Bruben County Fields
Rochester WN Sept 16 White plowing in two peamp in the western part of Bruben county farmer John Mersh unearthed parts of the skeleton of a monster animal. A tusk eight feet long and another four feet, ribs four and five feet long, and a tooth weighing nine and a quarter pounds were found. Bones were well preserved and Mersh notified the rocketers department at Washington.
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Associated Press
Rochester
Bruben County
John Mersh
Mersh
Rocketers Department
Washington
Banquets Postponed by Democratic Committee
The Democratic executive committee in Lincoln Nebraska announces postponement of the planned banquet to September 26 with the main event a few weeks later. A final convention will be held September 26 and the banquet rescheduled to a later date. Democrats from all sections of the country were invited.
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Lincoln
Neb
Democrata ii Lincoln
Claim of Self Defense Reported in Carnival Incident
A report notes claims of self defense after a Carnival assault. The accused, identified as the attacker, alleges the victim initiated violence and that the defendant acted to protect themselves. authorities are evaluating the sequence of events and possible charges.
Odd Fellows opening ceremonies in St Paul
The opening ceremonies of the sovereign grand lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows were held at Central Presbyterian church. Mayor Smith and F A Day greeted the delegates. George W Scherer D B Whitemore and Rose Whiting spoke in welcome. Cantons will be inspected at the downtown baseball park and a reception at the state capitol will follow.
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St. Paul
Johnson
Odd Fellows
Associated Press
St Paul
Minon
Sovereign Grai Lodge
The
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Central Presbyterian Church
F. A. Day
Smith
George W. Scherer
Minnesota Grand Lodge
Whitemore
Rose Whiting
Rebekah Assembly of Minnesota
Railroad cream and milk rates cut in Nebraska
Nebraska state railway commission announced new rates for cream and milk shipments. Minimum charge for a ten-gallon can up to 50 miles is 15 cents, and the rate between 50 and 100 miles is 25 cents per can. Short shipments see reduced charges while long hauls stay unchanged.
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Wehrheim
Lincoln
Neb
State Railway Commission
Braska
Cinix
Workmen Demand Discharge From Wertmore Coal Line
In Claridge Pennsylvania a miner employed by Wertmore Coal Company left the job after the firm refused to discharge a weighman. The action was reported by Associated Press from Greenburg. Pa. The man was bent and exhausted after the discharge dispute.
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Associated Pro
Greenburg
Wertmore Coal Company
Claridge
Prohibition on Passing and Resignations Mentioned in Lincoln Report
In Lincoln Nebraska a report outlines a resolution prohibiting any court or apparatus from passing or aiding certain actions. It notes officials must resign or relinquish their positions. The document emphasizes accountability and potential immediate action.
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Lincoln
Keith
Constantine In Court Sequel Of Tragedy In Murder Case
Chicago report says Frank Y Constantine was arraigned on murder charges in the slaying of Mrs. Louis Gentry. The state cites a long chase ending with his arrest in New York as he planned to sail for Europe. Dr David J Doherty from Manila testified as the only witness who saw the victim after injury before death. The session focused on jury selection.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Til
Frank Y. Constantine
Louis Gentry
Constantine
New York
Europe
Manilla
Philippines
David J. Doherty
Gentry
Doherty
Iis
Ardt
Industry in Quaker State figures ax industry
Harrisburg report shows 1900 data for 3057 industries surveyed. Capital invested reached 932 million dollars, production valued at 1.63 billion, and total wages paid amounted to 403 million for 754 986 workers.
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Quaker State
Associated Press
Harrisburg
John L. Rockey
Bureau of Industrial Statistics
Dureau
Pope Company Receivership Hearings Continue in Hartford
A hearing on Capt. Albert L. Pope as temporary receiver of Pope Manufacturing Co. in Connecticut was set for today before Judge Care. Appraisers filed an inventory valued at 1,061,000 dollars for lands and plant, with book accounts and stock to be reported by the court. The court continued Pope in office, with co receiver plans dropped for now.
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Associated Press
Hartford
Conn
Albert L. Pope
Pope Manufacturing Company
Connecticut
Superior Court
John i. Hills
Frederick C. Billings
New Jersey
Dilla
Pope
New York
Farr Seeks Custody of Sons in Chippewa Falls
A Wisconsin Indian agent Joseph K Farr tried to take his two sons from his wife in Chippewa Falls. He filed for custody before a Phillips court commissioner as a divorce action proceeds in Chippewa County. Mrs Farr appealed to Judge Parish to set aside the commissioner order, while Farr attempted to seize the children with sheriff assistance. Judge Parish recused himself citing familiarity with the parties and offered to arrange a review before another judge.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Chippewaa Falls
Joseph K. Farr
Bing
Farmer and sons escape after fall from wall into Peshtigo River
Ben Phillips a Wisconsin farmer and his two sons were driving when a frightened horse backed over a stone retaining wall near the Peshtigo River bridge. The carriage and horse plunged about fifteen feet into five foot deep water but all three men and the horse emerged unharmed though drenched. The carriage remained intact after the fall.
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Heorac
Carolage
Hiver
Miwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Marinette
Ben Phillips
Peshtigo River
Hornse
Georgia Iron and Coal plant at Rising Fawn shuts down
Chattanooga Tenn Sept 16 with the closing of work Saturday night the Georgia Iron and Coal company in definitely shut down its plant at Rising Fawn, throwing out 499 men. Reports say the shutdown stems from Georgia mining law opposition or disagreement among company officials.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
Georgia Iron and Coal Company
Rising Fawn
Georgia
Next Year at Ashland Meeting Defeats Presiding Bishop Plan
Milwaukee reports a Methodist conference business session defeated a proposition to eject the presiding bishop. A new fund was approved to support a Methodist missionary at the University of Wisconsin. The next annual conference meeting will be held in Ashland.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
la Croere Raya
Wistawain
Ashland
Postoffice Must Move in Norway Over Mine Threats
A Milwaukee Northwestern special reports the post office in Norway must relocate due to ground disturbances from nearby mining operations. The building is feared unsafe and tenants have already vacated, with mounting disruptions across the city.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wie
Marinetts
Norway
Borme
Morsay
Gasoline Explosion Endangers Beloit Man
Milwaukee report from Beloit says Harry Hamel, 30, nearly burned to death when gasoline fumes exploded while he filled a kerosene stove at his Rockton home near Beloit. He failed to shut off the flame and several gallons of gasoline caught fire. He is hospitalized and not expected to live.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Beloit
Harry Hamel
Rocktor
Jie
Victim of Loan Sharks Linked to Fatal Crime
A railway clerk Seyi I dehn W Mu iar was arrested on a charge of attempting to kill and rob Bulgar M Rambmb, a crime connected to loan sharks. Desperation, cited by Miller, is given as the motive for the alleged crime, with possible capital punishment.
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Ho Agen
Preert ‘ Co
Seyi I-Dehn W. Muiar
Fulgar M
Greenwood urges active Christian fight against sin at Trinity
Ree J. Ow. Greenwood preached on the necessity of active Christianity during Sunday morning services at Trinity Episcopal church. He urged all Christians to fight sin and explained duties at home as part of the broader spiritual warfare, condemning secular pleasures and neglect of duties.
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Tree J. W. Greenewood
Trinity
Gresuverd
Pieter
Lesan
Auxiliary Bodies Meet at Navies Procor Convention
In Navies Procor a convention of allied groups gathers to discuss organizational aims. The meeting highlights cooperation among auxiliary bodies and outlines steps for joint actions and future coordination.
Whisky at High Notch Record Price Set
A report notes a record whisky price reached at Sanath Toder, marking the highest bid of the year. The piece reflects the market spike and references the notable purchase amid competing bids.
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Sanath Toder
Pope Pius X Denounces Modernism In Vatican Encyclical
The Osservatore Romano publishes Pope Pius X encyclical warning that Modernism endangers the church. It bans Modernist philosophy in Catholic education, removes modernists from professorships, forbids clergy from reading modernist works, and orders diocesan censorship and councils to combat error.
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Associated Presa
Rome
Osservatore RomMuno
Vatican
Pius X
Burglary Case Near End in Circuit Court
The state versus Lee Ogden and William Lundotf resumed in circuit court at ten this morning on a nighttime burglary charge. After testimony by the defendants and Mrs Landorf and HL Allen, witnesses William Rasmussen and Deputy Game Warden C W Johnston added state evidence. Attorneys Foulkes for the state and Finch for the defense argued and the court set one hour per side. a 3:30 verdict target was named. The docket then listed Louis Reed charged with larceny from the person, with Reed a carpenter from Omro and the theft of $65 from Aston B Allen on a Winneconne to Omro buggy ride. Also scheduled were calendar adjustments for several cases for July with specific civil matters set for Wednesday.
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Lee Ogden
William Lundotf
Landorf
HL Allen
William Rasmussen
C. W. Johnston
W. J. Foulkes
Earl P. Finch
Finch
Foulkes
Burnell
Louis
Reed
Reed le
Omro
Aston B. Allen
Winneconne
Allen
D. A. Smith
Thaxter Reed
Christ Walter Et al
Liver~ Paul
London & Globe Insurance Company
George Cowling
Joseph Cowling
Frederick J. Krueger
Herman Griel
Aeroplane for Sale In An Unclear Advertisement
An incoherent OCR fragment describes an aeroplane for sale with multiple garbled words and erratic capitalization. The readable bits mention a sale item and a possible broker or named person, but key details are missing.
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Hine Boas
Sinter
Cassie Chadwick
Campbell
Farmer
New Terk
Dirrdera
Em) Fortiers
Sir
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ANK Vy
Val
Faboer
Lomonda Linatte
Taddert
Wade
Lincels
Denver
Cel
Carmiell
Haiti
Venexuela
Colombia
Willemstad
Island
Ince
Bogota
Yneral Penajez
Ces Jaat
Bogola
Kinera
Bengquie Company
Nebraska
Louise Genthy
Lomg Chane
Pope Company
Mr Joseph
Farr
Coal Company
Stuppa
Tennessee
West Wisconsin
Bandinge
Hroker
Smiver
Gatity
Ree J. OW. Greenwood
eSreean
Freegrave
George Ati
Marres
Aed
Pheadesstars
Lotte Pisces
Procor
Molketta
Pope Pius
Leo
William Warlort
Fis
Berlin
Berg
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