Haskell Charges Hearst Clash and Dem Committee Action
Oklahoma Governor C N Haskell fires back at William R Hearst in an open letter criticized by Democratic national committee members amid an inquiry into charges against Haskell. The missive accuses Hearst of mere talk while highlighting Oklahoma labor support and platform alignment with Democratic policy.
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Associated Press
New York
Democratic National Committee
Charles N. Haskell
Bryan
Hakkell
Mack
Haskell
Mr. Bryan
National
National Committee
Mrr
Washington
Onntorshell
Hearst. Guthrie
Okla
Wiliam R. Hearst
Hearst
Monnett
Ohio
Standard of Company
William TR. Hearst
Oklahoma
Denver
Mr. Hearst
Southwest
Congress
A. la Owen
Senate
Scott Fen
House of Representatives
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Tf Oklahoma
Organization of Labor
State Wyderation of Labor
Unio
Friends of Labor
Legislative Board
W. R. Hearst
C. N. Haskell
McAllister Named Land Agent for British Rail Companies
B A McAllister has been elected land agent for British corporations allied with the Southern Pacific Central Pacific and Oregon California systems. Formerly Union Pacific land commissioner based in Omaha, his appointment signals expected activity in lands held by the three firms.
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Southern Pacific
Central Pacific
Oregon & California
B.A. McAllister
McAllister
Union Pacific
Omaha
Funerals, school trouble, and local notes from Menasha
Funeral services held for Mrs Casimer Welsterber and Joseph Jokowski at St John s church with Rev Kurzejka officiating. School board to hear parents complaint over two grades teacher for over punishment. Social at Mrs E A Eldredge s home marked birthday. Local visits note Oshkosh Appleton. Menasha prepares for Lake Shore league baseball clash with Chicago. Moon and Dolan to bat, Goetz and Flavin to pitch. Tarvia spreading resumes on Broad and Tayco streets. Return trips resurface for Mrs N A Parks and Joseph Schreibels. Treleven and Schreiberg depart for Onward Manufactory business.
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Menasha
Wis
Mra
Casimer Welsterber
St. John’s Church
Father Kurgeska
Joseph Johnkowski
St. John's Church
Father Kurzejka
Menasha Puple
E. A. Eldredge
Chute Street
Valentine Landgraf
West
George Stein
Oshkosh
William Stilp
Appleton
Chicago
Moon
Dolan
Goetz
Flavin
Broad
Tayco Street
N. A. Parks
Fort Atkinson
Joseph Schreibels
Milwaukee
E. V. Treleven
John Schreiberg
Onward Manufacturing Company
Wisconsin National Guard Third Regiment in Maneuver Camp at Fort Benjamin Harrison
At Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana the Third Wisconsin Regiment and First Kentucky, under Colonel Holway, defended Baker Bridge against a Michigan brigade during a parade and outpost engagements. Regular officers found uniforms and equipment dirty at inspection, but overall discipline and health were good. The unit, brigaded with the First Kentucky and Tenth U.S. Infantry under Colonel Greene, faced limited fighting and awaits further assignments as mess and passes tighten then relax. Captain King of Hudson left due to a brother-in-law’s death.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Wi National Guard
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Calonel Holway
Line
Baker Bridge
Attaick
Michigan
Bates
de Cendera
Guay
Vamp
Orlock
Boardman Sale
Dea
United States Army
Cuma
Indianapolis
Tenth
United States Infantry
Greene
King of
Hudson
Prohibition Party Picks Camel as Emblem to Rival Elephants Donkeys
A newspaper piece notes the Prohibition party plans to adopt the camel as its ballot emblem, challenging the Republican elephant and Democratic donkey. Citing state ballot rules, the camel is praised as a symbol of water and speed, contrasting with traditional mascots.
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Legismat
Wawon
Chieastot
Alonzo TE. Wilson
Prohibition Party
Kaiser Responds to International Press Congress in Berlin
Emperor William sent an acknowledgment to the International press congress now in session in Berlin. He expressed hope the visitors enjoy the capital and urged that the new ties formed be placed at the service of the great civilizing mission of the International press.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Wlliam
International Prensa Congres
Train Wreck Near Carthage Kills Engineer Fireman
St Louis and San Francisco passenger train No 304 derailed on a curve near Sprivac river, plunging engine and baggage car into the river. Engineer Lew Blood and fireman Harry Gerrouse were instantly killed. over thirty six passengers injured, many with cuts and bruises. News sent from Carthage and Joplin as physicians rushed to the scene.
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Associated Preas
Carthage
St. Louis
San Francisco
Sprivac River
Lew Blood
Harry Gerrouse
Wittle
Carl Junction
Carthixe
Joplin
Miss Mary Jensen Weds Sievertsen in Stoughton Ceremony
Neenah Wis Sept 4 Yesterday afternoon at four at the groom’s uncle's home in Stoughton Miss Mary Jensen and Sievertsen were married by a local clergyman in a small gathering of relatives. After a brief visit they plan to return to Neenah to reside. The report also notes a rising high school enrollment and class activity, plus varied local events including society gatherings and club meetings.
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Neenah
Wis
Stoughton
Mary Jensen
T Sievertsen
Sievertsen
Uts
Miss Eppley
New Richmond
Havin
Harry Frank
Fond du Sau
Company J
Armory
Uique
W. B. Langsdorf
Japan
J. L. Marants
Eastern Star
Flvek
Bryan-Kern Club
Chicago May Win Pennant Despite Tie Decision
New York and Chicago collision over the National League pennant ends in a tie after umpire reports. President Pulliam announces the game cannot be replayed and the standings shift as New York leads Chicago before the decision. police assign 106 officers to contain crowds at the field as Chicago prepares a doubleheader.
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Associated Press
New York
Chicago
Pulliam
National League
Ona
Bingham
Chance
Pelo Grounds
Forcit
Registration Falls Short in San Francisco Election Rolls
San Francisco registration for the November election closed at midnight with 74 012 names on the rolls. The total trails the number qualified to vote in November 16H by nearly 7 000, with about 1 500 voters registered.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Market Rally Amid Mixed Wall Street Trading
Stocks showed limited gains with notable activity in major issues. Strong shifts in Northern Pacific and Great Northern rails boosted sentiment while utilities and industrials recovered, and traders tracked prices across agriculture and metals with cautious optimism.
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York
Wall Streets
Great Northern
Pacine
Paul
Priel Raveway
Polnia
Mkesding Ani
CHICAGO GRAIN OUTLOOK REPORTS WHEAT AND CROP NOTES
Commercial grain news from Chicago notes higher wheat prices on strong demand and weather in Canada and Argentina. Reports show mixed export interest, with December and May futures reflecting market steadiness as crop conditions and receipts shift. Corn and oats move with wheat and provisions remain dull as traders watch crop maturation and seasonal factors.
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Hienga
Jil
Cataury
Sualete
Minneapolis
Frufath
Chicago
Receinia
Dulari
Yenlerd
Feo
Scar
Tooren
Ginbeie
Ifeth Giie
Afb
Apagesige
Unclear OCR item on local goods and prices
Fragmentary OCR lists various prices and items with unclear context including numbers like 2 sexir miles, 7.54, 3.00, 43.18, and 25.00. Mentions names Sims and conditions but lacks coherent events, entities, or locations to form a fuller summary.
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I Beliers
City Markets Dairy Prices and Quotations in Local Trade
Local market quotes report prices paid to farmers and dealer quotations across dairy, grains, meats, and produce. Livestock and poultry values appear with yard and delivered rates, including commodities like oats, hay, beans, potatoes, apples, and eggs, with various regional supplier names and delivery terms.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Tygebrott Studs
Ptut
Exes
Peultry
Paur
Rernbhy
Cotie
Sloek
Ainela
Vonl
Rhudccr
Loral Denters
Boss & Welsmiller
Attr Itis
Doss & WalioTmiller
Zentner & Mueller
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