Wisconsin Methodists Meet for State Conference
Milwaukee hosts opening session of the Wisconsin Methodist Episcopal Church conference. Bishop Hamilton outlines appointment policy while debates over reducing presiding elders intensify. delegates organize by electing North Evansville secretary and Ingram statistical secretary. amendments and delegates to the general conference planned.
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Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wwis
Wisconsin
T. W. North
Evansville
Ingram
Sheboygan
M.drew
Neongh
Hamilton
Wes
ML Evers
Watertown
Bennett
Dunbar
R. W.bosworth
C. EB. Goldthorpe
M. J. Trewery
W. Hooton
J. BD. Cole
F. A. Pease
Davis
J. H. Tippett
James Charm
F. H. Brigham
S. Halsey
E. J. Simons
Epworth League
S. R. Williams
F. Millar
L. B&b
E. C. Potter
F. A. Niotts
Thomas Sharpe
William Rollins
E. D.alien
A. Tatlested
J. T. Murrish
W. ¥. Wilson
Andrew Beernink
WW. Soule
J. C. McLain
John Mills
Zs. Gelling
Enoch Perry
G. A. Scott
Peter Stair
C. J. R. Bulley
A N. Henne
F. Miler
C. E. Weed
T. W. Sproule
A. J Benjamin
D. Woodward
W. J. Carr
H. C. Logan
C. A. Tuttle
G. FR. Macinis
Wesley Hospital
S. Luge
B. F. Sanford
H. Justema
J. L. Sizer
A. OQ
Nuss
W. P. Leek
W. W. Stevens
J. E. Garrett
G. W. White
W. A. Hall
K. Manaton
W. Wilson
Webster Millar
John Reynolds
H. Colmag
Postoffice
A. A. Bennett
J. F. Slagle
Wis
Wisconsin Methodist Episcopal Church
Asbury Methodist Church
Washington
Old Third Avenue
J. S. Leanora
John W. Hamilton
San Francisc
J. W. Hamilton
Episcopal Conference
Asbury Church
Henry Colman
BO Wills
Welcare
William Lindsay
Wisconsin Conference Deliberates Bishop Elections
Over 300 delegates gather for the conference with plans floated for electing bishops by race and language, changing delegate ratios, and electing presiding elders by vote. Dr Samuel Plantz of Lawrence University receives broad support for Wisconsin episcopal representation.
Roosevelt Returns From Vacation to Begin Western Trip
President Roosevelt resumes duties after summer at Oyster Bay. He boards a special train at Jersey City for Washington, with his party including Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Ethel, Secretary Loeb, and the presidential staff. Villagers bid farewell at Oyster Bay as ideal weather accompanies the journey scheduled to end in Washington by six this evening.
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New York
Roosevelt
Washington
Oyster Bay
Associated Press
N. Y
Long Island City
New York City
Ethel
Quentin
Loeb
Secret Service Guard
Parity
Borah Trial Begins In Idaho Timber Fraud Case
Bois Idaho September 35 the government opens testimony in a conspiracy case against United States Senator William E Borah and twelve others accused of defrauding the US of title to 108 timber tracts in central Idaho. Expected evidence includes documentary material and statements from timber claimants.
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Associated Press
Bois
Idaho
United States
William E. Borah
Four Drownings After Yacht Explosion on Ohio River
In Gallipolis Ohio a party of twenty two aboard the yacht Skincke Mi exploded on the Ohio River at night. Four men were drowned: John E. Edwants George Stemmons Harrisville and James Fiddier the Harrisville postmaster. Wreck survivors were thrown into the water but authorities are investigating causes and naming remaining passengers.
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Associated Preva
Gallipolis
Ohio
Skincke Mi
John E. Edwants
Gali RL Stemmons
Harrierilie
E ‘Brake
Harrisville
Jies Fiddier
Harris
Six Negroes Killed in Mississippi Lumber Riot
Report from near McLaurin station seventeen miles away says six Black workers were killed when a riot broke out at a small lumber settlement where Black laborers had replaced White workers. Authorities warned of possible further outbreaks as mob violence spread. Local officals have fled toward McLaurin.
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Associated Preen
City council revokes saloon license in Fox House case
Milwaukee officials after a lengthy midnight session unanimously vote to revoke the saloon license linked to the Fox House, cited in court as a place of ill repute. The action follows a dispute involving a woman special from Esau Miake and underscores nightlife reform efforts in September.
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Ordal
Milwaukee
Wis
Esau Miake
Favorite son endorsed for Republican presidential nomination
Ambiguous report notes a political figure endorsed within party circles. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR text, but the item references support within the Republican base and an expected formal submission or declaration today. The piece underscores intra party backing during a primary season.
Folger Testifies on Corsicana Oil Deal in Oil Trust Case
Henry C. Folger Jr and C. M. Payne controlled the Corsicana Oil company of Texas using funds from the National Transit company and held stock in their names until 1906. Folger described verbal purchase terms arranged with John D. Archbold and said accounts were kept by the Corsicana unit and forwarded to Standard Oil headquarters.
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Asportated Press
New York
H. C. Folger, Jr
Union Tank Line Company
Standard Oil Company
C. M
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Corsicana Company
John D. Archbold
Chesbrough
No. 26
Broadway
Standard of Company
Hampton
Wade Hampton
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
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Milburn
Standard
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Indianapolis Gas Company
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C. M. Payne
Corsicana Oil Company
Texas
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Corsicana
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Payne
National Transit Company
Paine
OO City
The
Nations Transit
Archbold
National Transit
Siwars
Folger & Paynes
Corricansa Company
Geors Cherbrough
Coreicana
Mr. Kelloge
Fitger
Foigee
Collision in Breval Tunnel Wrecks Adriatic Passengers
A transatlantic passenger train from Paris to Cherbourg in the Breval tunnel collided with the White Star Adriatic, injuring twenty. The crash occurred as the rear cars halted, with causes attributed to signal neglect and ice. Names of the injured were not immediately available.
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France
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Cherbourg
Cher- Dourg
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Ing
Ik Aes
Adriath Posaene
Rowen
Faris
Whel Aiazatches
Joan
Suits Against Railroads Prompt Nationwide Actions
Washington press report states that Attorneys General from multiple states planned to file suits against numerous railway companies alleging violations of interstate commerce and related laws. The moves seek penalties for alleged compliance failures across regions, aiming to enforce safeguards and proper practices.
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Washington
Attamyere
Indac
Tonsparte
Eos Agaltet
Mrs Harry K Thaw III Seeks Visit Despite Turmoil
In New York on September 2 Ammyciata1ee reports Mrs Harry K Thaw III plans a visit to her husband amid ongoing marital turmoil. The article notes her attire and demeanor as she travels, with observers weighing whether reconciliation is possible.
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New York
Thaw
Bankers Session Opens Third Annual Convention in Atlantic City
Atlantic City hosts the thirty third annual American Bankers association session with over sixteen hundred members attending. The currency question tops the agenda as A Barton Hepburn of New York reads its report, while Governor Swanson of Virginia speaks on The South, urging unity and patriotism despite sectional ties.
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de la Piscugsen
Associatea Press
Atlantic City
N. J
American Bankers’ Association
Association
Currency Commission
A. Barton Hepburnn
New York
Swanson
Virginia
Grant
Appomattox
Santiago
Cranberry Crop Suffers From Early Frost Across Wisconsin
Reports from Minnesota Wisconsin and the Dakotas describe an early frost that damaged unharvested cranberries and corn across western Wisconsin and southern Minnesota areas. Farmers report losses in yield due to frost while warmer weather earlier had hastened corn development in parts of the region.
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Isp Agenstats
Aanerr
Holy Jumpers on Trial in Milwaukee Jury Now Set
A special report from Milwaukee recalls former center William Luther Latin Mille of Chicago and five others charged with fabricating reports about “How Margera on trial” as jurors prepare to hear evidence. The panel appears unlikely to complete tonight.
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Wiliam
Street Car Collides With Wagon Injuring Driver
A south bound street car on the Main street line of the Winnebago street car company struck a horse and wagon owned by B F Humphrey at Main and Polk Streets. The driver R Kieckhoefer of Winsnebue Street suffered a head cut and body bruises but returned home after treatment. The wagon, loaded with butter and cheese, was wrecked and pushed about forty to fifty feet before the car stopped. Humphrey is a butter and cheese dealer on Lizh Street.
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BFL Iumphrey
R Kieckhoefer
Winsnebuge Street
Ile
Main
Polk Streets
Humphrey
Lizh Street
Main Street
Puli Street
Old rate restored on package freight in Wisconsin
In Madison Wisconsin a railroad commission order restores the twenty five cent minimum package freight charge for shipments moving over a single line within the state, replacing the forty cent rate effective today. The move is temporary as railways plan a uniform statewide system.
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Haflronds
Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Railroad Commission
Taifronde
Wisconsin
Reemer
Countess Montignose Weds Music Master in Secrecy
London Sept 25 The Countess Montignose formerly crown princess of Saxony and Signor Toselli music master were married today at a Strand registry office. Only three witnesses attended the ceremony and the couple, who had been staying in an obscure London hotel, departed the city immediately after.
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Associated Press
London
Charges Against Fish Might Trigger State Probes
Chicago Sept 25 State's Attorney Henley said it was possible his office could take cognizance of charges against Stuyvesant Fish as outlined by President Hanrahan of the Ve nos Central railway. He refused to say if an investigation had begun.
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Chicago
Ill
Henley Today
Stuyvesant Fish
Hanrahan
Ve Hnois Central Railway
Joined Lover in Death Tangle at Local Club
An Associated Press report notes that Deora Luv Kelly, twenty, died after an incident at a local establishment. The woman reportedly engaged in risky behavior with an unnamed partner, leading to a fatal chemical exposure and an ensuing disturbance in her apartment building.
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Associated Presa
Coluntes
Kelly
Unclear fragment prompts violent incident near residence
Fragmentary OCR describes a met mob with shots at an entry, a confrontation at a front door, and mention of Jefferson Holmneson as a person involved. details are fragmented and uncertain.
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Jefferson Holmneson
Blaze in Iowa Town Stuns Locals at Watering Site
A smoky blaze struck an Iowa street car barn causing alarms and temporary evacuations. Local authorities reported fire crews responding swiftly, with damage concentrated around the watering area and surrounding structures. Authorities urged vigilance as investigations begin.
Taft World Tour Sparks Russo American War Fears
St Petersburg reports keen interest in Tafts world tour with Russia preparing to treat him as a statesman. Speculation centers on a Russo American convention and a potential clash with Japan as U S interests in the Pacific expand. The Novoe Vremya notes America’s growing sea power and aims to master the Pacific, challenging England for regional influence.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Taft
Siberia
Russia
United States
Japan
Novoce Vremya Today
America
Roosevelt
Magellan
Pacific
Congress
Panama
England
Far East
Atlantic
Spain
Holland
France
Taft Endorsed by Nebraska Republican Convention
A. I. Vorys, Taft campaign manager, announced at Taft headquarters in Columbus that Nebraska’s Republican state convention endorsement is highly gratifying. He said Nebraska joins Kansas in endorsing Taft through state action, marking the first such effort outside a few states.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
A. I. Vorys
Wiliam H. Taft
Taft
Nebraska
Kansas
Mittee
Beloit Athlete Tommy Mills Enters Madison Law School
Special from Beloit reports Tommy Mills, captain of Beloit football and baseball in 1905 and a top local athlete, begins law studies in Madison today. He may bolster the varsity squad if he joins practice, after two years as an instructor at Rockford High School while coaching the football team that won the Midwest championship last year.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Beloit
Tommy Mills
Law
Madison
Varsety
Milg
Hockford, II
Sears
May divide the parish in Milwaukees Catholic church
Milwauke e Wis September 25 A Journal special report says Father J E Hanse assistant pastor of St Thomas Catholic church in this city will Milawakee today confer with officials there on the plan which risks dividing the parish. There is a strong movement for a new church on the west side of the city and Father McCarths of Dranstills is discussing the seating of the members of the church. Father is a graduate of Marquette.
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Milwauker
Wis
J. E. Hanse
St. Thomas Catholic Church
Farse
Marqueti
Fallen from Grace in Mount Poca Incident
Local report describes a troubling event involving multiple individuals in Mount Poca. The fragmentary text notes a possible fall or collapse and mentions heat, a vehicle or object, and potential injuries. Further details are unavailable in the surviving OCR segment.
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