U.S. Reply to Germany Sparked Mixed European Reactions
London commentary frames Washington’s note on Chinese outrages as politically forced. Pall Mall Gazette criticizes Washington for letting murderers decide punishment while The Globe fears a harmful effect in Pekin. Berlin telegram argues U.S. indulgence stems from Philippines risks, urging decisive punishment of Chinese court counselors.
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China
Berlin
Germany
Associated Press
London
Pall Mall Gazette
Washington
The
Globe
Pekin
McKinley
Cologne
Koinische Zeitung
United States Position on China Up for Major Power Review
Washington notes indicate the American stance on China as released yesterday is under serious consideration by other powers. No government has stated its view yet, and days may pass before any new moves. Acting Secretary Hill frames mediation options for Minister Conner with China, potentially leading to talks or, if plans fail, U S may proceed alone with peace negotiations and Pekin troops reduced to a 1000-strong legation guard.
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Washington
United States
Philippines
China
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Canger
Hill
Conger
Ching
Pekin
Legation
Auhered
Rosh Hashona Observed Across Oshkosh For New Year
The Jewish New Year began at sundown Sunday and continues two days ending Tuesday. Orthodox and reform Jews mark the holiday with prayers, forgiveness, and moral resolve. Many observe the river symbol by casting sins into the water, and visits and congratulations are common among communities.
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Oshkosh
Death from blood poisoning at 75 in state home
At six this morning BE Fraser, aged 75, died of blood poisoning at his son C M Fraser’s residence 26 Reed Street. He had lived the past year at Wampaca Veterans Home and recently worked clearing swamp land where exposure to poison ivy is suspected. He returned two weeks ago, grew worse, and died today. Fraser was born in the state.
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C. M. Fraser
Wis. man to be buried in New York ties
State of New York arrival to Wisconsin at an early day. The deceased resided in Florence Wisconsin until three years ago. Funeral set for two p m Tuesday from 26 Reed Street with Rev William Newey of the Second M E Church officiating. John W Scott post G A R will have charge of the funeral.
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New York
Wisconsin
Florence
Wis
Reed Street
William Newey
M. E
John W. Scott Post
Municipal Court Fines for Drunkenness and Assault
In municipal court this morning Max Hoffmann was fined $2 and costs for being drunk and disorderly Frank Schwanke paid a $4 fine and costs for drunk and disorderly behavior W J Hay paid a $4 fine and costs for assault and battery in the same session.
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Max Hoffmann
Frank Schwanke
W. J. Hay
Roosevelt Urges Curb on Industrial Evils Without Harming Recovery
Governor Roosevelt spoke at the opera house in Rawlins Wyoming for about 45 minutes urging focus on the country’s economic condition. He warned of grave abuses linked to corporate fortunes and industrial power while cautions against destroying the economy while rooting out the disease. He urged intelligent action and promised only what could be performed.
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Associated Press
Rawlins
Wyo
Roosevelt
Appleton Triumph Over Oshkosh In Season Finale
Appleton defeated Oshkosh 15 to 2 on Sunday afternoon at Appleton in a one sided baseball game. Appleton featured several professional players while Oshkosh battled but never threatened. Battery for Appleton included Currie and Miller with players from Indianapolis. Oshkosh lineup listed Laubach Nico Tak and others. Oshkosh will not play again this season but may reorganize next spring as Appleton travels to Milwaukee next Sunday to play Skidmore before disbanding.
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Thar
Oshkosh
Apepleton
Woghaver
Indianapolis
Currie
Miller
Alle Laubach
George Nico- Tak
Appletons
Milwekee
Skidmore
Aloe Lanhach
Rescareenees
George Niewlat
Wanatanoy
William Frey
Troernis
Cs.eeesaee
Wilkin Augustine
Coorge Adams
Vestonter
Charles Laulack
Teseeeseereedn Tole
Empress Defies Allies as Prince Tuan Named Grand Secretary
A Shanghai dispatch reports Prince Tuan appointed Grand Secretary to the emperor, enabling control of throne communications and defying Germany. The viceroy’s anti foreign successor, Kang Yi protege, is backed by China’s anti foreign faction, prompting US Consul Goodnow to protest and prompting Washington officials to seek confirmation of the report’s implications for foreign debt and Boxer outrages.
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New York
Herald
Shanghai
Tuan
Taotui Shen
Germany
Motal
Bhanghai
Kang-Yi
United States
Goodnow
Prince Tuan
Washington
The
State Department
Democrats Name Nominees in Three Assembly Districts
Tomorrow Democrats in the county will name nominees to run as assemblymen. In the First district F Badger Ives of Oshkosh is expected to be renominated against Republican Herman Manuel. In the Second district Republicans nominate BE A Williams of Neenah, while Democrats consider William Hess and J X N Stone. In the Third district Republican Chris Sarau stands for re election. potential Democratic contenders include Rival Smith of Omro and William Faber of Oshkosh.
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Tun
Firat
Menasha
Oregon Street
F. Badger Ives
Oshkosh
Herman Manuel
BE. A. Williams
Neenah
Williams
William Hess
J. XN. Stone
Neenak Times
Neenak
Hess
Fox River
Omro
Smith
William Faber
South Side
Chris Sarau
Archbishop Kaizer Confirms Nearly 300 Children in Milwaukee
Archbishop Kaizer presided confirmations Sunday in Milwaukee churches. About 30 children were confirmed at St John’s on Thirteenth Street at ten, and around 250 at St Vincent de Paul on Oregon Street at two. Sponsors were Mr and Mrs William Monahan. Both services featured decorated altars and large congregations.
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St. Jehr
Vinerne
Katzer
Milwaukee
St. John's Catholic Church
Thirteenth Street
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
Oregon Street
St. John’s Church
John Morrissey
Ther Knox
Madison
A. Wibbert
St. Vincents Church
James O Matley
St. Peter's Church
Willam Monahan
Eleventh Street
Coal price soars to seven fifty a ton in Oshkosh
Oshkosh dealers report coal rising to 7.50 a ton with only one bid filed for 100 tons under the county fuel committee plan. Bid from Warwick & Cole’s stood at 1.40 per ten and remains under consideration as scope for winter delivery is set.
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Vaonty
Oshkosh
Amile
County Board
Warwick & Cole's
Cement filler favored for Main Street pavement decision
Oshkosh council weighs whether to replace sand with cement filler on Main Street bricks after observing Algoma Street block. Proponents foresee smoother, longer lasting, quieter pavement with cement, though sand offers easier repairs and cheaper initial cost. Citizens await Tuesday meeting for final choice.
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Oshkosh
Algoma Street
Ossian Cook
Algoma
Main Street
Winnebago Traction Company
Randall
Otter Streets
Mrr
State Street
Court Street
ST. L. Bacon
Galesburg
Alsorne Street
Benith
Strikers Plan Attack And Troops Hurried To Coal Mines
Shenandoah Pennsylvania September 24 Goberith General Gobin reports an attack planned on Preston No 3 mine of the Reading Company at Girardville while troops are ordered there A disturbance is also expected at the Cambridge colliery Carnegie Coal company south of here Of 140 men employed at the mine 180 went to work today and every man is said to be armed Strikers remain firm in Philadelphia as second week of the strike opens Soldiers quiet the district and coal becomes scarcer and pricier in the region Shenandoah troops guard patrol the mining district and Company B Fourth Regiment Allentown acts as provost guard
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Associated Press
Shenandoah
Gobtah
Preston
Reading Company
Girardgile
Cambridge
Carnegie Coal Company
J. C. McGinnes
Philadelphia
Agthracite Aeld
Philadelphia & Reading Company
Schuylkill
Schuylkill County
Tnitad
Gobin
Allentown
Hanna Sees Rapidly Improving Political Outlook
From New York, Sept. 94 Associated Press Hanna arrived from Cleveland to Republican HQ. He praised rising voter interest and campaign energizing the apathy he called gone. He denied talks of Croker cabinet posts and electoral vote estimates. He vowed to discuss issues only at noonday GOP club meetings.
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Associated Press
New York
Hanna
Cleveland
Republican National
Cornelius N. Bliss
Scott
Manley
Gibbs
Croker
Bryan
National Committee
Chicago
CURBING ARRIVES FOR MAIN STREET REPAIR
Curbing for Main Street arrived today and work to lay brick begins soon, despite weather delays. The initial stage should have started a week ago, but curb material was delayed and stalled progress, with a large quantity of rocks removed from the street.
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Main Street
We Street
Death of Mrs. Ford, Nekimi resident, after long illness
Mrs. Milan Ford, a respected Nekimi resident aged sixty seven, died Saturday afternoon from cancer after a prolonged illness. Her husband died weeks earlier. Survived by several grown children. Funeral at residence three miles from the city. Rev. H. Anderson of the First M. E. church officiated. Mr. Heman H. Powers sang. Pallbearers were W. K. Rideout Frank Leach Arthur Kellogg and Fred Badger.
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Milan Ford
Nekimi
Appleton Baseball Team Loses Clothes in Hotel Theft
Members of the local baseball team traveling to Appleton Sunday had their garments stolen from a room at the Northwestern hotel. Items taken include AL Winstacley’s trousers and $16 ring, Alle Laubach’s shoes, and Michael Thlex’s hat. A thief, likely a boardinghouse resident, escaped with wearables while leaving mismatched items. police in Nee Nah were alerted.
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Appleton
AL Winstacley
Alle Laubach
Michael Thlex
C. Pause
Neenah
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