Taft Visits Wisconsin Delivers Postal Savings Plan Address
President Taft spent part of his northwest trip in Milwaukee addressing a large crowd at the state fair. He endorsed a postal savings bank system, arguing it helps thrift and serves as a government backstop while noting conditions and regional banking needs. He also spoke to veterans and met leaders before continuing to La Crosse and Winona.
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Chambers of commerce back united state owned telegraph services
The congress of the chambers of commerce of the British empire endorses a plan for state ownership of telegraph services. It calls on postal departments to craft a joint scheme for complete state owned electric communication between the motherland and Canada Australia and New Zealand with substantial rate reductions, especially on press messages.
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Building collapse in Chicago leaves two dead and twenty injured
A three story brick building at North Sawyer and Milwaukee collapsed today. Two men were killed and twenty injured, with several workers initially reported missing but later accounted for. Most injuries are serious but none are expected to be fatal.
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Pushing American Trade Creates Russo American Chamber
A plan by American businessmen to form a Russo American chamber of commerce mirrors the Anglo Russian model to boost U S trade with Russia. Washington approved the project and told Minister Rockhill to back it. Other Russo chambers with China Japan and Belgium are in formation with Timiratzeff as president of the Anglo Russian group.
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St. Petersburg
Bishop Seth Ward in Japan Sinking Amid Ill Health
Bishop Seth Ward of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, on a mission tour in Japan, arrived last month and was later taken to Kobe where his condition worsened. Reports indicate he is critically ill but alive, with hopes for recovery.
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Governor Johnson Improving After Pneumonia Operation
Reports from St. Marys hospital Rochester Minnesota on September 17 say Governor Johnson is out of danger and improving after pneumonia and related complications. Doctors note a long recovery ahead with cautious optimism as his condition stabilizes and he sleeps several hours. A bulletin reported a steady pulse and a satisfactory night with normal temperature at 98.5 and pulse 105. Further updates will await the next medical statement.
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Paulhan Wins $1000 for Beach Flight Feat
Ostend on September 17 Teul4y Jtuuthan, the French aviator, flew two kilometres on the beach in three minutes 15 seconds to win a prize of $1000. He completed the distance without landing, circled the course, and returned to the starting point.
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Discount rate unchanged in Germany on Sept 17
Berlin reports the imperial committee maintains the existing discount rate as the main meeting proceeds. Officials cited stability in monetary policy amid ongoing economic conditions.
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Jubilee at Rosendale Celebration for Local Lutheran Church
Rosendale hosts a silver jubilee for its Lutheran church as pastors and congregants gather from county churches. Rev Westenberger, former pastor, will give the address while attendees from Emanuel and St. Johns join the festive events.
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Dramatic end to Creeved Steel strike at plant
Workers at Creeved Steel Car Company resumed operations after a dramatic end to a second strike. Foremen and managers faced tension as foreign-born workers joined the walkout. by evening order was restored and production continued at the plant.
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Verse Offer Prompts in New Orleans Press Battle
An unnamed bard offered to write all required verse and deliver it before the press as tensions rise in New Orleans. Alan arrives and Theresa the designer is prompted to take charge amid disputed guidance.
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Uncle Joe May Speak at Big Chicago Trading Lab Event
Grain and provision dealers from across the United States visit Chicago for two days of entertainment at the banquet and a major address expected from Spencer Csinnan. The event, hosted by the Chicago board of trade, fills the venue with guests and autombile visitors anticipated to attend the next day.
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Theratte
Bishop McCloskey Dies After Long Service in Kentucky
Rev William George Melosh known as Bishop McCloskey of the Catholic Diocese in Kentucky died aged eighty six after more than four decades of service as church leader. He chaired the Louisville diocese for 23 years and was consecrated bishop of Louisville in 1868.
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Passes Pursue Outlaws in Montana Train Heist
Denver telegraph reports three gang members involved in the Malta Colorado Gulf Express robbery. Officials say the robbers dynamited the express car and attempted to seize funds while the engine crew held the train. A guard refused to open the safe, preventing further harm. no injuries.
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San Francisco Express
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Globe Express
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Good for Scotch Whisky in Associated Dress
Washington D C September 17 American corn is used more extensively than in any old country the chief manufacture of Scotch whisky. Consul de Moelloun of Glasgow received a communication from the most extensive users of American corn showing they estimate total consumption of corn in their country by the Wang. The lure of whisky to be about 880600 quarters of 480 pounds each but it is not to due and rated. Cheut this total comes wholly from the American consumption.
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Little Trade With Siam Involving Rotten Goods
The report from Rangoon cites Siam imposing heavy tariffs on imported rotten goods while restricting certain fabrics and commodities. Consul General Carl Pansen details Siam’s demands and shifts in cotton trade affecting British interests and regional commerce.
Hebrew student admissions dispute settled in favor
The dispute over the percentage of Hebrew students to be admitted to the university has been settled in favor of the Hebrew. The decision forces the university to admit the specified number of Hebrew students, changing past admissions practices and affecting the student body composition.
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Deterstacce
Russia Falls Into Line Amid Global Tensions
A garbled dispatch from Assocland Press describes shifting alliances and preparations as nations respond to evolving conflicts. The piece hints at aviation, technology, and international study aimed at advancing defense and strategic interests, with references to various locations and institutions.
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Cholera Reported in Belgian City Athua
A cholera case was reported in Athua, Belgium, with Associated Press noting health concerns in Brussels. The brief dispatch from Helsinki on September date cites measures under local health authorities.
Politicians and fat cattle at the Wisconsin State Fair
Milwaukee September report on President Taft's visit to the Wisconsin State Fair. Crowds thronged the grounds as officials and governors arrived to inspect live stock exhibits including dairy and beef breeds. Nightly hotels and rail transit played roles in the eventful fair week.
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