Traction cars meet. six killed in Indiana collision
A southbound freight car collided with a northbound limited train near Tipton Indiana causing six deaths and twelve injuries. Motorman and conductor jumped to safety. Names include Joseph Baker and Ed Harrison. Wreck occurred on a curve at Ressler crossing. passengers in smoking compartment killed. Officials list twelve injured, several in serious condition.
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Gy Associatat Press
Tipton
Ind
Indiana Union Traction Company
Ressler Crossing
Raffles
Limited
Joseph Baker
Sansport
Ed Harrison
Logansport
W. T.holthomer
Alet
Tegether
Vincent Zantocile
Sharpsville
Ferend E. Hawkins
Indianapol
Harielle Napolis
Fort Warne
Ae Brown
Warren
Kingsland
C. D. Emmons
Belice
Corkwell
Wilson
Florence Nightingale remembered in unfold of First Congregational sermon
Rev Edward H. Smith will give a brief appreciative sketch of Florence Nightingale who died recently in London. Nightingale, termed the angel of the lamp, revolutionized nursing in the Crimea and inspired the Red Cross. She chose Wear Wellow churchyard for burial against Westminster Abbey. A trio will perform the hymn Protect us they the coming night.
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First Congregational Church
Edward H. Smith
Florence Nightingale
London
Tim
Nghtingale
Dauring
Red Cross Society
Great Britain
Miss Nishtingale
Westminster Abbey
Wear Wellow
Hampshire
Mrs. Cameron
Miss Hrubecks
Mr. Powers
RUCKER CASE IS DISMISSED IN MILWAUKEE CIVIL COURT
The case against Milwaukee Health Commissioner Dr. William Colby Rucker, charged with a statutory offense, was dismissed on motion by District Attorney Meyer. The record included a sensational claim of a marriage offer to Miss Hasdorff, later withdrawn amid allegations she was insane, with changes in her physical condition cited by the district attorney McGee.
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Ascociated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Catherine Haasidort
McGee
Tow NG Tesson
Miss Hasdorff
Buerstatte Resigns From Milwaukee Company
Special to The Northwestern from Manitowoc reports Captain R L Buerstatte resigns after five years as head of Company H Second regiment Wisconsin National Guard in the city. Lieutenant Walter Abel, son of former commander William Abel, is expected to succeed him.
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Wilwaukee
Wis
Manitowoc
R. L. Buerstatte
Walter Abel
William Abel
Buerstatte
Married at Church Hears Turver Burns Nuptials in Wisconsin
Miss Frances M Turver of this city wed Patrick FP Burns of Luxembourg Wisconsin last Tuesday at St Peter's Church. Rev M B Clifford officiated. Attendants included Miss Genevieve Turner and Thomas Beras Jr. Guests from Luxembourg Green Bay and Millbrook attended. The couple left for a short honeymoon to Chicago and St Louis.
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Patrick FP. Burns
Luxembourg
Wis
Frances M. Turver
St Peter's Church
M. B. Clifford
Genevieve Turner
Groon
Thomas Beras Jr
Barus
T. Discoll
Alice
Phil Mouse
Green Bar
St Paul Road Meeting Elects New CMStP Director
Stanter Field of Chicago was elected a director of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway at the annual stockholders meeting in Milwaukee. Fredrick Layton of Bankee pressed to retire after twenty five years. J Osden Armour Lt Petit and P A Rockefeller were reelected as terms expired. Directors later reelected all officers.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
Stanter Field
Chicago
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Death at Winneconne Special to The Northwestern
A Winneconne Wisconsin man Gotlieb Kitz died Friday evening of heart disease at age sixty. He had been seriously ill for several days. Surviving are his widow and seven children. Funeral arrangements pending while awaiting word from distant relatives.
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Awinneconne
Wis
Gotlieb Kitz
Wisconsin farmer killed by wagon fall at Tisch Mills
Mat Kalzh a well known farmer from Tisch Mills fourteen miles north of Manitowoc was instantly killed when he fell from a wagon while unloading a load of produce. The horses bolted sending Kalzh from the wagon and he struck his head, breaking his neck in the fall.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Manitowoc
Matthew Kalzh
Tisch Mills
Kaksk
Ibis
Found Dead Under Horse in Milwaukee Barn
Special to The Northwastern reports William Hagens, forty two, found dead under a horse in a barn behind Stave Street in Milwaukee. He was the son of a former wealthy merchant, his wife having died about two years ago, and he had begun drinking heavily, recently sleeping in the barn.
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Northwastern
Milwaukee
Wis
Racine
Wiliam Hagenders
Stave Street
La Follette Leaders Meet in Madison Office
A conference of La Follette leaders is held this afternoon in Madison in the office of William Kittle, secretary of the board of normal school regents. Invited: Thomas Morris, Francis E. McGovern, Charles H. Crownham, Senator La Follette, Herman I. Ekxern, Henry Campbell, Milwaukee. Platform planks will be the burden of discussion.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
la Follette
Wiliam Kittle
Board of Normal School Regents
Thomas Morris
Francis E. McGovern
Charles H. Crownham
Senator la Follette
Herman I. Ekxern
Henry Campbel
Milwaukee
Hydrophobia Suspected After Dog Bite In Wisconsin
A Milwaukee report notes Charlies Schu, a prominent local business man, was bitten by a dog and diagnosed by state health experts as showing signs of hydrophobia. He was transported to a Madison state hospital for treatment.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Mankowoc
Charlies Schu
Madison Indar
State Hospital
Bird woman redeems self at Mineola flight test
Mrs Resi Raiche, Wisconsin aviator injured recently at Mineola, completed a controlled flight at an altitude of about thirty feet. The mile and a quarter flight over the ground was described as a minor, but successful, test of her new biplane.
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Associated Press
Mineola
L. 1
Myrs. Resi
Stea Raiche
Wisconsin
Signis
Tryine Grounds
Vannutelli Arrives in St. Louis for Two Day Visit
Cardinal Vannutelli arrived in St Louis to spend two days with Archbishop Giennon. Priests greeted him with kneeling at the depot. He will visit churches and colleges and be guest of honor at a Knights of Columbus reception tonight.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Cardinal Vannutelli
Giennon
Knights of Columbus
La Follette Dominates Wisconsin Primaries in 1910 Returns
Bureau of Statistics analysis of Wisconsin primary results shows La Follette winning across 11 congressional districts, 3 senatorial districts, and 100 assembly districts, carrying all counties and numerous precincts. Cook trails. Stephenson and Hatton lose overall.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Bureau of Statistics
la Folletle
Follette
Cook
la Follette
Cook—t
Stephenson
Hatton
BEC
Pellagra Now a Factor in Greek Letter Societies
A mortality report notes pellagra linked to health problems in Mississippi and nationwide. At the University of Mississippi trustees vote to abolish Greek letter secret societies amid paralyzing infantile paralysis concerns. The report cautions death data are incomplete and disease may be epidemic or endemic in many areas.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Ceness Bureau
Oxford
Miss
Aail
Hindus Seek Jobs as Large Contingent Arrives in San Francisco
The steamer Chyo Mam brought seventy nine Hindus from the orient to San Francisco seeking employment in America. Hundreds of their countrymen plan to follow them, according to Associated Press dispatches dated Sept 24.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
America
German strikes threaten metal workers and shipyards
Berlin reports indicate looming industrial disruption as 71,090 workers may be idle with upcoming negotiations between metal employers and workers. About 60 percent of shipyard labor had been cut in retaliation, prompting potential 40 percent lockouts if demands are not met, with cities warning mills may shut October 5. The Socialist governing body backs idle workers as tensions rise.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Association of Metal Employers
Metal Trade Workers
Association of Metal
Socialist Party
Twenty per cent dispute in Wisconsin politics
Madison Sept 24 J B Smith state chairman of the Prohibition party submits questions to Secretary of State Frear about the twenty per cent rule. He asks if party candidates failing to reach twenty per cent create vacancies the Prohibition committee may fill. Smith argues vacancies arise from such failures and compares to a Republican vacancy caused by Frank Tucker's death.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
J. B. Smith
Prohibition Party
Tacisr
Frear
Frank
Tucker
Republican Genet
Lafter
Mr. Smith
Prohibition Parts Committee
Republican Party
Taft To Meet Cabinet In Washington Visit
President Taft plans a trip from Cincinnati to Washington for a series of cabinet conferences next week. He will rest in his home city during part of the stay and has no farms program arranged for the final day. The president and party depart at 7:19 p.m.
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Associate Press
Cincinnati
Taft
Cin Inovn
Washinsia
Xo Farms
Georgetown Quake Felt by University Instrument
Washington September 24 An earthquake was recorded by Georgetown University instruments late last night. Preliminary tremors showed continued activity with two shocks and a disturbance estimated at about 2060 miles to the southwest, with reports tracing back to Arizona.
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Washington
Cekmedscicnsbeerivatory
Georgetown
Resigns His Nomination in Tennessee Race
Delonz Rice, administration nominee for state treasurer and insurance commissioner, relinquishes his nomination to the people. He declares support for the re united Democratic Party. The notice also lists a death in Nashville, Mrs Josephine I Brainerd, with details of survivors and funeral arrangements.
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Associazio
Nashville
Tenn
Delonz Rice
Sta
Ohio Governor Harmon Opens Democratic State Convention
Canton September 24 Ohio Democrats convene with Governor Judson Harmon seeking re election and presidential nomination. He denounces wasteful federal spending and tariff policies claiming 200 to 250 million annual excess funds are imposed on citizens. He argues the new tariff is a tool for manufacturers at consumers’ expense and calls for relief and political accountability.
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Associated Press
Canton
Judson Harmon
Ohio
Harmon
Congress
Conde
Organization of the county Democratic committee at the courthouse
Today the county Democratic committee began forming a permanent group at the county courthouse. Attendance was favorable and a credentials committee was appointed to verify members per the primary records of County Clerk J. J. Fish. No officers were elected by press time.
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Democratic Committee
Ure Court House
E. J. Dempeesy
J. J. Fish
Rebekahs in Session at Odd Fellows Hall
The Third Quarterly Convention of the Eighteenth District opened at Odd Fellows Hall on Algoma Street with delegates and lodge members from Gakfiell Fond du Lac Amro Eureka and local lodges in attendance. A business session continued, officers to be elected this afternoon, dinner served by Ivy Judge No. 35, and an informal program planned for the evening.
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Highteenth
Odd Fellows Hall
Lodge of Rebekans I
Odd Fellows
Algoma Street
Looge
Gakfiell
Fond du Lac
Amro
Eureka
Voocal
Ivy Judge
Saloon convictions halted over questionable witness evidence
Prosecution of thirty five Oshkosh saloonkeepers for selling liquor on Sunday was ended after District Attorney D. E. McDonald moved to dismiss actions. He argued the state relied on a flawed witness, Frank Hammond, and Hammond’s letters raised doubt about his reliability. Proceedings adjourned as prosecutors reviewedAmendments and affidavits while defense counsel appeared.
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Woman's Christian Temperance Anion
Camydaia
D. E. McDonald
McDonald
Frank FR. Hammond
Jamestown
N.Y
A. H. Zechiel
Antisaloon Lenzne
Zechiel
Thi
Hammond
Hammond Detective Agency
Applerqn. Pe
W. OC. U. OU
Charles Kempf
H. C. Nielson
Peter Wanson
John F. Lari
Adzust
J Tamestown
J. A. Toner
Frank A. Johnson
Poi
Dpemrer
McDronald
Indre A. LF. Gass
E. Z. Dempeer
Bonckh & Hiren
Auto Falls in Canal as Six Die in New Orleans Crash
A large touring car returning from West End lake resort to New Orleans plunged through a fence and into a canal after veering off Shell road. Five or six occupants were believed drowned. John Freeman of New York identified among the dead, with others including a New Orleans dealer named Beettler and two women. Divers recovered three bodies by 11 am. Freeman's body claimed for shipment to New York.
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Associated Presa
New Orleans
West End
John Freeman
New York City
New York
Thomas Beettler
Oak Hotel
Shell Road
New Orleata
New Basin Canal
Freeman
Boetzler
Sultan of Sulu Arrives for US Welcome Tour
The Sultan of Sulu, titular Mohamme dan head in the Philippine Islands and U S pensioner, arrived in New York aboard the St Louis with adviser Dato Rajo Moda interpreter Charles Werblee and a four attendant retinue. Major Hugh L Scott, Fourteenth United States Cavalry ex-governor of the Sulu archipelago, attended to greet him. The potentate will stay in New York for weeks then tour the United States meeting the president and visiting major cities.
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Associated Press
Naw
Hammed Jamaulal Kiramit
Sultan
Sulu
Philippine Islands
United States
St. Louis
Dato Rajo Moda
Charles J. Werblee
Hugh L. Scott
States Cavalry
New York
Mr. Taft
Philippines
Hearing Set In Larimer Election Probe By US Marshals
Chairman Furrows stated the senatorial subcommittee on elections and privileges will hear from James F. Frazier of Tennessee who will attend early next week. Absent Senator Bulkeley of Connecticut may attend. Witnesses will be summoned and service of process will be used, with no witness names released.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Til
Burrows
Senatorial Subcommittee On Elections and Privileges
Larimer
James F. Frazier
Tennessee
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Furrows
United States Marshals
Upill Service
Witnes
Patterson Answers in Tennessee Campaign Interview
Governor Patterson responds to Republican candidate Captain Hooper’s charges in a Tennessee interview. He says there is no election officer or commissioner under his control and disputes the petition for pardon involving Knowles, convicted of manslaughter. He characterizes the pardon request as improper and unfounded.
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Fated Press
Tenn
Patterson
BL Whooper
Inn Fast Tennesee
Hooper
Knowles
Ifart
Mrs Cook Burns To Death In Beach City Incident
Mrs Phillip Cook of Beach City was burned to death. A telex sample from Earl Atwood details the clothes catching fire and the tragedy. Remains expected Monday morning. The Cooks lived near Fitzgerald’s station before moving to the city on Oakting Avenue. Mrs Cook, about forty eight, left two sons and was survived by two sisters and a brother in nearby towns.
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Phillip Cook
Shia City
Beach
Xni
Earl Atwood
Democrats Meet Here at Court House Committee Session
A Democratic committee holds a session this afternoon at the court house. The gathering is noted as late in starting, with attendees awaitingProceedings to commence soon at the courthouse.
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Court House
Clerk of court resigns in Milwaukee move to Minneapolis
Lemuel F. Owen, clerk of the cherry court in Racine for four years, tendered his resignation this morning to take effect immediately and said he would relocate to Minneapolis.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Racine
Lemuel F. Owen
Chenry Court
Minneapolis
Valets as contract labor hinder entry at San Francisco
Two English valets accompanying F. S. Minott of New York were refused entry by immigration officials who ruled they were contract laborers. Minott remained aboard the ship with his alien servants after the decision. Local weather notes and observations follow, including forecast for Wisconsin and temperature details.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Omy Hoackork
F. S. Minott
New York
Minott
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