China and United States weigh peacemaking efforts
Reports say Conger plans preliminaries for a powers meeting with China to seek a harmonious settlement. If talks fail the US would pursue direct talks to protect interests while military plans stay intact and Chaffee’s guard remains with the minister.
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Bii
Conger
China
United States
Chaffee
Legation
Constantinnople
Germany
Shanghai
Great Britain
Mirage of Patenh to Says Canton Adventure
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Canton and German piracy terms with unclear names Kum and Anda. No coherent events or dates. Readable entities include Canton and German references. no full actions or outcomes present.
Fragmented OCR Note on September Wave and Road Plans
Readable lines describe September wave projects and road expansions involving officials, divisions, and possible farm areas. Mentions McKinley and Admiral CATAAUAN in unclear context. No clear entities or concrete actions emerge from the damaged text.
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Admiral Cataauan
Lex Pie
McKinley
Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules On Street Pole Case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upholds the La Crosse City Railway decision that electric railway poles may be erected in front of property on streets where necessary, provided poles do not inconvenience the abutting owner or hinder ordinary street use. The ruling comes in the Higbee case against a property owner who sought to block pole installation.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
Mande Mownon
Associated Press
la Crosse
Wis
Supreme Court of Wisconsin
la Crosse City Railway Company
EOC
Higbee
Troops Ready for Hazleton Duty Not Ordered by Gobin
Shenandoah Pa September 26 The anticipated order for troops to the Hazleton district had not reached General Gobin by 10 o clock this morning. He had prepared a special Lehigh Valley train and kept part of his infantry and Battery C ready to move at a moment’s notice while awaiting news from Sheriff Harvey of Luzerne County and Governor. The general said he remained up most of the night and that news was not forthcoming. The situation remained unchanged and quiet in the region.
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Gobin
Associated Press
Shenandoah
Hazleton
Harvey
Laverne County
Lehigh Valley
Godin
Associated Prensa
Hazieton
Sheriff Harvey
Luzerne County
Mtire Hazleton
Sherif Harvey
Crith
Stone
Kmnloges
G. B. Markie & Co
Jeddo
Harrisburg
Tower City
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Tren Company
Mine Workers’ Union
State moves on osteopathy crackdown in Milwaukee
The Wisconsin state medical board begins enforcement against osteopathy. S A L Thompson a Milwaukee osteopath is arrested for practicing without a state certificate. He faces a hearing tomorrow as the case draws national interest.
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Milwaukee
Associated Proag
Wis
S. A. L. Thompson
Me. Thomason
S. A. Ts. Thompson
Atute Medical Board
Thompson
Prince Tuan Appointed President of Chinese Privy Council
Washington Sept 24 diplomatic quarters report definite information that Prince Tuan has been appointed president of the privy council of China. A number of other officials prominent in the recent uprising are said to have been honored. The Chinese minister has not been advised but believes the report likely true. The post is described as of foremost importance, akin to secretary of state or premier.
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Prince Tuan
Associated Frese
Washington, D. C
Privy Council of China
State Department
Privy Council
Italy and Austria Back Germany in War Peace Talks
Paris dispatch reports that Italy and Austria favor Germany's note unconditionally while Russia and France urge punishment of anti foreign leaders but not surrender as a precondition. Japan leans to Germany and Britain declines, highlighting arguments over punishing leaders before peace talks.
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Associated Preas
Paris
Italy
Austria
Russia
France
Japan
Germany
Great Britain
Boers Are Whipped and Seek Safety in Portuguese Territory
A dispatch from Lorenzo Marques reports the Boers crushed and retreating after destroying property at Komatipoort. About 2,000 burghers fled toward Portuguese territory as emissaries urged surrender. The Herzog carried key Transvaal officials and gold cargo to Europe. Delagoa Bay to Pretoria rail line expected to reopen tomorrow.
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Steen
Associated Press
New York
Herald
Lorenzo Marques
Komatipoort
Lobombo Range
Herzog
Europe
Transvaal
van Alphen
Grobler
Malherbe
Delagoa Bay
Pretoria
Roosevelt Tour Heads to Cripple Creek Demonstration
Governor Roosevelt continues his Colorado tour leaving Denver on a special train with Senator Walcott and Senator Lodge as guests. The Roosevelt party planned a protest rally in Cripple Creek after visiting Castle Rock and Colorado Springs with veterans in attendance.
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Roosevelt
Associated Press
Denver
Col
Rousevelt
Colorado
Woalhurst
Walcott
United States
Lodge
Massachusetts
Denver & Rio Grande
Castle Rock
Colorado Springs
Agan
Cripple Creek
Prohibitionists Tour Norman County Fair Stops
The Prohibition special reached Crookston and Duluth as 300 citizens heard John G Wooley and Oliver W. Stewart. Fans greeted nominees at the county fair grandstand while Norman County’s fair activities paused for the event.
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Associated Preas
Ada
Minn
Crookston
John G Wooley
Oliver W. Stewart
Duluth
Norman County
Cloudburst in Ferguson Iowa Kills Four
Terrific storm and cloudburst hit Ferguson Iowa last night. Four reported killed, names only confirmed Joan Lovelady and his young child. Rumor spread that almost the entire village was wrecked, but no confirmation.
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Ferguson
Associated Press
Marshalltown
Iowa
Joan Lovelady
Thra City
Tragedy Report From Tennessee Creek Incident
Report from TraneSSEEF South Pittspurg describes two men who left town with an African American companion, allegedly planning to hang a woman attacker. Residents tracked clothing fragments along R creek bank, leading to suspicion the man was thrown into the water.
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South Pittspurg
Tenn
R Creek
Howard Guilty in Goebel Governor Assassination Trial
Frankfort Kentucky September 21 James Howard found guilty as principal in the assassination of Governor Goebel. The jury imposed the death penalty on the first ballot with ten votes for death and two for life. Howard remanded to jail as his attorney plans an appeal citing juror expressions prior to trial.
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Associated Press
Frankfort
James Howard
Goebel
Howard
John G. White
Pagenkopf Case Delayed By Illness And Court Schedule
Ferdinand Pagenkopf remains in bed per a physician affidavit, delaying the case on abusive language until Friday. He also faces a separate drunk and disorderly charge tied to a Rosalla and Ceape streets saloon incident with Robert Voss. The court will hear both cases in calendar order with a jury in each, defense opposed to swapping trial order.
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Poesicino
Cys- Slegen Crees
Ferdinand Pagenkopt
Pagenkopf
Robert Voss
Rosalla
Ceape
Fitzpatrick
Voss
Elvy
Myst
General Woodford Weds Isabel Hanson in New York Ceremony
In New York on September 26 General Stewart Woodford, former minister to Spain, married Miss Isabel Hanson at the First Presbyterian Church on Fifth Avenue. The bride, about thirty, had been his private secretary at Madrid at the outbreak of the Spanish American War. It is Woodford's second marriage. his first wife died about two years ago.
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Gan
Woodford
Spain
Wearis
Associated Press
New York
Stewart
Isabel Hanson
First Presbyterian Church
Lower Fifth Avenue
Madrid
Condition of Mr Cameron at Three This Afternoon
Report from Mr G H Cameron's bedside states his condition remained about the same at three o'clock this afternoon. He was unconscious though he opened his eyes briefly, with a doctor in constant attendance and little hope for survival through the day.
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G. H. Cameron
La Follette Addresses Stormy Oshkosh Rally
The Oshkosh crowd braved a heavy rain to hear Robert M. La Follette speak on imperialism and campaign issues. He defended McKinley's war record and criticized Bryan's stance, warning against the treaty’s consequences and urging rational debate over personal attacks.
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Robert M. la Follette
Oshkosh
Bob
Republican Party
la Foullette
J. H. Davidson
United States
M. €. Phillips
John Hicks
G. A. Buckstaff
W. W. Kimball
George Overton
Butte Des Morts
H. M. Weed
M. H. Eston
C. H. Slocum
Omro
Herman Manuel
Assembly
Flrat
C. W. Bowron
John Strange
J. E. Kennedy
Fred Burgess
M. J. Rounds
Walter Lindemann
Eugene Potter
Carl Jackson
Charles Dellerich
J. G. Pickett
Thistle
Opera House
Air
la Follette
W. H. Babentk
Mr. la Follette
W.W. Kimball
William McKinley
Mr. Bryan
Mr. McKinley
Philadelphia
M'Rkinley
Ward Times
la Follett
McKinney
Congress
Manilla Bay
Philippine Islands
Bryan
William Jennings Ryan
Senate
Both Sides Claim to Have Best of Situation
Philadelphia Sept 26 reports say the Hazleton region and Shamokin encampments are quiet with troops debated. Sheriff Harvey seeks militia help in Luzerne while miners vote on a working conditions offer as both sides claim gains amid rising heat and labor tensions.
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Markles
Hazleton
Markle
Porto Ricans Win Place On City Registration Lists
About twenty five Porto Ricans who have lived in Baltimore for more than six months won the right to be on the regular registration lists after a legal opinion held they were naturalized by annexation. The ruling affects voters eligible for the upcoming elections.
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Jom
Baltimore
Associated Pres
Died of Diphtheria in Omro Junction Burial
The fourteen year old son of William Lindner of Sixth Street Vaases died Tuesday evening after a brief illness with diphtheria. The father works as a woodworker for Gabriel Streich. The funeral was held this morning with interment at Omro Junction Cemetery.
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Lindner
Sixth Street
Vaases
Wiliam Lindner
Gabriel Streich
Omro Junction
Aldermen Plot Thursday Talk On City Water Dispute
City officials plan to meet Thursday evening with Oshkosh Water Works to review points of difference. The Morgan Company water contract and hydrant rental dispute are discussed, with the council seeking a possible settlement and delegating review to the city attorney and finance committee.
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Oshkosh Water Works Company
Topaci
Water Company
Maxey
Conneil
Morgan Company
A. B. Ideson
Board of Public Works
GC. Fluor
C. L. Lawler
F. 5. Theron
Finance
City Attacney
Oshkosh Lights Derailed By Franchise Issue
The Oshkosh Electric Light and Power Company refuses to install more street lamps as its franchise nears expiration on September 1, 1943. Mayor says company avoids costs. aldermen discuss a ward light and refer it to the finance committee amid renewed agitation for lighting.
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Rafoes
Oshkosh Electric Light & Power Company
Oshkosh
Runkel
Getvicius
Isanderob
Mutva
Electric Light & Power Company
Train crashes into washout near Rack Creek killing one
A passenger train on the Fort Worth and Rio Grande Railway ran into a washout near Rack Creek today. One person was killed and six or eight injured. Names of the victims were not learned as crews reported a badly wrecked train.
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Fort Worth
Tex
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