Wisconsin Republican Convention Ends First Test of Strength
Madison dispatch reports the Davidson and Connor factions clashed at the Wisconsin Republican platform convention to select a state chair and shape the platform. Hudnall presided as permanent chairman while contest over the Mary Ann bill and La Follette alignment dominated debates. Connor favored a strong platform with state control measures and insurance reform, despite La Follette opposition.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
la Follette
Davidson
James A. Frear
Hudnall
Sanborn
Davidson and Connor
Davidson-Connor
W.D. Connor
W. H. Dick
New London
John Fridd
Winnebago County
United States
State Central Committee
William D. Connor
Wisconsin
Insurance Department
George B. Wudnall
Superior
Mary Ann
la Follette-Lenroot
Spooner
W. O. Connor
Connor
Tim
Prohibition
Arso
H. H. Manson
John A. Aylward
Milwaukee
W. J. Bryan
Jameson Nominated for New Hampshire Governor
The Democratic state convention in Concord NH nominated Nathan C. Jameson of Antrim as their candidate for governor and adopted a platform centered on Shitte issues.
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Associated Press
Concord
N.jh
Democrats of
New Hampshire
Atlanta Riots Rock City as Deaths Mount
Reports from Atlanta describe a night of disorder with a fatal police ambush and gunfire near Clark University. State militia and 239 special deputies help restore order as casualties rise and mass meetings shift citywide security. Saloons close, firearms sales halt, and a large munition stash is found amid mounting tension.
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Associated Press
Lovisyile
Evening Post
Atlanta
Guay
Phace
Clark University
Randolph Street
Daylght
Ciy
Nelms
Chamber of Commerce
Ely
Brownsville
Prison escape at Washington County jail under wood key
A Wisconsin special reports three prisoners escaped from Washington County jail in West Bend while Sheriff Held was away. The men Dan Rameau James Casey and Thomas Clark were arrested June 25 at Richfield for disturbance and a shooting incident. The jail doors were found open with a wooden key in the lock and no trace of the fugitives as of noon.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
West Bend
Adam Held
Washington County
Itta
Dan Rameau
James Casey
Thomas Clark
Richfield
Uume
Oahdash
Robbers Attack Emily Cispero in Wisconsin Incident
A Wisconsin special from Jefferson reports Miss Emily Cispero of the telephone company was assaulted by robbers who fled. She suffered injuries from the incident, and the robbers escaped with only 33.75 in proceeds.
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Milwaukee
Wit
Jefferson
Wis
Emily Cispero
Wisconsin Ek Phone Company
Driscoll Leads Republican Rally at Saratoga Convention
In Saratoga Springs on September 25 the Republican state convention met for a session and recess. Michael E. Driscoll was named temporary chairman and delivered an impassioned speech praising McKinley and Roosevelt, denouncing Hearst and urging party unity. A heckler was escorted out as cheers for Roosevelt and Higgins filled the hall.
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Associated Press
Saratoga
Michael E. Driscott
Congress
Syracuse
Theice
McKinley
Roosevelt
W. M. Hearst
Steuart L. Woodford
Spain
Driscoll
Republian
Fle
Ruan
William McKinley
Ireless
Theodore Roosevelt
Republican Party
Cueba
Taft
Higgins
Driacall
Ghelt
Hearst
Mr. Drisenit
Wiliam FR. Hearst
Hiex
Mr. Hearst
Mr. Driscoll
Stewart L. Woodford
Peace Proposals From Havana Conference Drafted
The American and Cuban peace delegates, including Secretary ft and Assistant Secretary Bacon, met with Decadent Mendez Capote at the American legation. They discussed a draft letter to President Palma outlining proposed terms, working late into the night before delivering the document to the palace officials in the morning.
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Cuba
Havana
Legation
Todasy
Bacon
Mendez Capote
Regation
Pala
Me ‘Paft
Illinois Governor Deneen Opposes Public Utilities Ownership
Governor Deneen addressed the Hawkers Association for Nimory at the annual convention and blasted government ownership of public utilities. He said large employers push laws for protection of workers and railways to ease unjust discrimination, causing immeasurable injustice to many industries.
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Associated Press
Springfeld
Deneen
Association For Nimory
Fire in A Mine halts output and endangers workers
A fire erupts underground at the Norun i Kearcarge branch of ta Ceeeala mine in Michigan. Officials flood the shaft to cut air and stop the blaze, threatening production of the Userola company which shipped 1% tons daily. about 00 men feared dead.
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Vtern
St. Paul
Minn
Norun i Kearcarge
Ta Ceeeala Min Ig
Userola
Fares Unlawful Opinion Says Railways Overcharge
Attorney General Ellis rules that railways may not charge excess fares when cash fares are tendered and refunds of the excess are made, in an opinion to the state railway commission. The ruling, issued in Columbus, Ohio, September 25, addresses refunds and conductor receipts in fare disputes.
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Iresu
Columbus
Ohio
State Railway’ Commission
Ellis
Darwin Is Persistent in Wisconsin Lumber Controversy
Oliver Darwin of Back Ther Fally left Rice Lake for Thorrepp with strong hopes of settling the dispute between John Dnetx and the Chippewa Lumber and Boom company. The Wisconsin special notes persistent efforts amid local attention as of September.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Rice Lake
Jaya
Oliver Darwin
Thorrepp
John Dnetx
Chippewa Lumber and Boom Company
Strike at J and P Coates thread mills in Pawtucket
Workers at the J and P Coates thread mills in Pawtucket RI strike for a ten percent wage increase. A week earlier the background boys began the same demand and a plant shutdown affecting about 20 hands was ordered likely.
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Kby Associatas Prey
Pawtucket
R. C
J. & P. Coaten Company
Fason
Bank Ex-President Stensland Under ExtrAdition Fog
Former Milwaukee State Bank of Chicago president Paul O Stensland faced a narrow cell night and police processing after arriving from Tangier. He admitted bad investments and said another man benefited about 700000, while he hoped to repay before extradition to Chicago. Police kept watch on implicated suspects after his confession.
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Associated Presa
New York
Widl
Paul O O. Stensland
Milwaukee State Bank of Chleigs
Moracca Bast Mighty
Stenshind
Fleat College
Stenginund
Theodore
Unth
Bank
Mis Son
Stenslind
Una Case
McLaughting
Enahjkr
Twellved
Autillant
Chariet Locks
Diefenthaler
Wwinota
Atetorney Olean
Chicas
Stensland
Tanger
Criminal Court
Steamland
Hinder
Downing
Brestin
Anther
Twentieth Century Limited
Chicago
Irensland
Campaign Costs Reported By J. G. Rhyner
A sworn campaign expense report shows J G Rhyner spent about 168.45 dollars to seek the sheriff nomination. The filing cites expenditures linked to county clerk Fisk and other campaign activities during the nominating period.
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J. G. Rhyner
Sherif
Plich He Har Jose
Fisk
Wnderaheritt
Winnebago County Sheriff Nomination Costs Revealed
The Republican primary shows Fthyner winning sheriff with a comfortable plurality amid documented campaign expenses. Itemized costs include advertising cards printing and newspaper cuts totaling 7855, plus travel and misc costs of 46.60, overall campaign outlays. George Scott in the Second district assembly race spent 18.50, with livery 18 hotel 2.35 and other small charges.
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Winnebige County
Fthyner
Hhe
Scott
George Scott
Neenah
Merritt PF. White
Winneconne
Ax Sarblyman
Health Inspectors Promote Clean Milk Handling in Wisconsin
Aderhold of Neenah explains state milk safety rules to improve sanitation in dairies. Inspectors emphasize clean milk, sanitary utensils, proper stable design, and early factory visits to educate farmers and pursue prosecutions when needed.
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Aderhold
Neenah
Pss
Joseph Cowling
Vinland
Cowles
Revenue Agent Trehert Jones Dies in Milwaukee Home
Milwaukee and Watertown papers report the death of United States revenue agent Trehert Jones aged sixty at his Milwaukee home from heart disease. Jones had been a prominent local businessman for thirty years and served with headquarters in Milwaukee.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wic
Watertown
Wissaya
Trehert Jones
United States Revenue
Jones
Brady Bank Robbery Report Sparks Nationwide Pursuit
A Brady Nebraska bank was robbed early this morning. The amount stolen is unknown. A large posse with dogs is in pursuit of the robbers as investigators work the Brady scene.
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Py Associated Presse
Lincoln
Nev
Daly Star
Brady
Neb
Bank of
New York Governorship Contests Split as Jerome Exits
The New York state Republican and Democratic party contests shape the governor nomination race. Jerome withdraws from the Democratic race as Gaynor and Adams gain attention in a conference of anti Hearst forces amid calls to unite behind a single candidate. The time presses for platform adoption and slate finalization in Albany at the state convention.
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Uy Associated Press
New York
Lewis Nixon
Tammany Halla
Ssu
Julian
Overnor
William T. Jerome
Jerome
Buffalo
N. Y
Albany
William Randolph Hearst
William Randolph Hearst Should Concentrate On Either Judge Gaynor
Major Adams
Thomas Mmore
Ford Meyer
Auporary
Lewla Nixon
Tammany Hall
Nixon
Leutenant
Inte
Autle
W. R. Hearst
Willam Sulzer
New York County
Justice W
Gaynet
Kings County
J. N. Adam
Clty
W. Vi. Cook
Mr. Hearst
Racatoga
N.Y
Ree Publican
Pronk
Blick
York County
Sith
Charlee
Flighes
Broce
Ffughea
Fliha
Stewart
Spain
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