Hughes Nominated at Saratoga Rugh es Heads Ticket
At Saratoga New York on Sept 26 the Republican state convention nominated Charles E Hughes for governor after a brief ugly campaign. W W Armstrong was elected permanent chairman as the platform praised President Roosevelt and urged reform across labor finance and public utilities. The party endorsed Higgin administration and called for civil rights protections and a stronger merchant marine.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Driscoll
W. W. Armstrong
Rochester
Oval
Committee On
Hughes
Charles E. Hughes
Legislaive
Job E. Hedges
New York County
Sir Hughes
John F. O'Brien
Merton C. Lewis
Julius M. Mayer
J. G. Waldenmeier
S. A. van al- Breyn
Styte
Jerome
Buffalo
Sartaga
Woodruff
Timothy L Woodruff
Kings County
B. B. Qdell Jr
N Roosevelt
Panama Canal
Jads Roosevelt
Royal Republican Congress
Bucaia
Japan
Cuba
Hig
Republican Party
New York State
Higgins
New York City
Oelrichs Estate Petitions Special Letters of Administration
Mrs Oelericha Festerday, by her attorneys, seeks special administration for the estate of Herman Oelriche who died at sea returning from Europe. The estate is valued at about 1 million dollars and letters are expected to be issued today.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Cal
Oelericha Festerday
Herman Oelriche
Europe
Revolution Ends A Tottering Republic President
The chief magistrate’s term ends in revolution raising prospect the United States may seize island possessions to restore peace and assume long term control of the Islands affairs.
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Tottering
United States
Postoffice Robberies Reported in Wisconsin Towns
A Northwestern special from Osceola Wisconsin reports the post office safe was robbed around 3 am with about 20 dollars in stamps taken. Entry gained by removing tools from a blacksmith shop to open rear windows. A Journal despatch from Gillett notes Lena post office broken into securing 600 dollars in stamps and 100 in cash.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Osceola
Wig
Gillett
Lena
Wabash Buffalo Mail wreck near Catlin Illinois kills three
A Wabash passenger train collided with a freight train after hitting an open switch near Catlin Illinois. Three people died and about forty were injured with many burned or trapped. Engineers Butler and Ellison and clerk Harding are among the known dead. The disaster disrupted telegraph service and left several passengers shivering as they were moved to Danville hospitals.
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Associated Press
Danville
Catlin
Kansas City
Buffalo
Buffalo Mail
Nellie Livingston
N. Y
J. 8. Butler
Peru
Ind
W.W. Ellison
Lafayette
Ie. D. Harding
Ivesville
J. D. Foster
Idavitlle
E. L. Jessup
Catim
Mra
Dolly
Waldsman
Guelph
Ont
M. Ua. Suiks
Marion
George Godwinnan
Springfield
Ing
Ing. . 2 Pro Victims Noasted.' 7 ¥ Mall
Harding
Butler
Ellison
George Godaman
Meeting of Wisconsin conference in Janesville
About 254 ministers from Methodist Episcopal churches attend the fifteenth session of the Wisconsin conference in Janesville. The morning business session opened at nine at Cargill Memorial church with Bishop Charles McCabe presiding. Officers elected include Secretaries E. W. North and others, statisticians and treasurers, followed by an afternoon Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary society program. Rev Wentworth Stuart and Rev E. M. Taylor slated to speak. officers listed for the conference and presiding elders named from Milwaukee, Detroit, and other cities.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Janesville
Cargill Memorial Church
Charles McCabe
E. W. North
M. Or. sEverse
C. M. Starkweather
HR. Ingram
Ro Evans
A. W. Earalund
H.C. Logner
A. Werrick
C. W. Dohe
M. A. Great
J. L. Leek
J. A. Doliinge
W. E. Kern
F. J. Turner
Theodore Sharp
Highest military salute fired atop Pike's Peak honors Pike
Summit of Pike's Peak Colorado on September 26 marks the dedication with an eleven gun brigadier general salute from Twelfth artillery in honor of Brig. Gen. Zebulon Montgomery Pike. Addresses by President Slocum General Hale and Mayor Nichols, a bronze tablet unveiled by Nicholas Caldwell. Vice President Fairbanks attended in Denver.
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Associated” Press
Pike's Peak
Col
Twelfth Artillery
U.S. A
Zebulon” Montgomery Pike
War Department
W. F. Slocum
Colorado College
Irving Hale
Philippines
E. E. Nichols
Manitou
Nicholas Caldwell
Nichols
Fairbanks
Denver
Harvard Metical School Dedication Celebration
Harvard university officials delegates from other institutions and invited guests joined undergraduates and alumni in a procession from Massachusetts Hall to Sanders Theater for a dedicatory ceremony. The program included presentation of the roll of delegates and conferring of degrees by President El J. upon prominent men.
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Associated Preas
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Metical School
Fenway
Boston
Sanders’ Theater
Harvard University
Medical School
Massachusetts Hall
el Jo
Menten
Peace at Atlanta Restored After Riots Control
Atlanta measures restore order after weekend disturbances. Authorities in charge with a citizens committee, mayor, police, and militia on duty. Schools open, factories resume, saloons closed, licenses to some establishments revoked. No disorder last night. riots curbed and peace restored.
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Associated Presa
Atllanta
May contest election in Third district faces rerun vote
Madison, Sept. 2. Judge D O Maheney of Viroqua says he may call for a rerun of the voter. He was defeated by Congressman Babcock for the Republican nomination. He claims Democrats voted for Babcock on their ticket, dropping their own party candidate, and that those votes were counted as Republican. This contradicts primary election law restricting split tickets.
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Madison
Wis
D. O Maheney
Viroqua
Babcock
Republcan
Congress
Democrats
Cted
Bridge Collapse Delays City Traffic After Car Plunge
Philadelphia Sept 26 A bridge over the New York division tracks at Thirty fourth Street and Columbia avenue collapsed as a work car with six men passed over. The car fell to the tracks, all six men were injured, one severely. The bridge gave way moments before an express train from New York was due. Traffic was delayed over an hour.
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Associated
Philadelphia
New York Division of Pennsylvania Railway
Columbia Avenue
New York
Americans Rally for Intervention as Cuba Crisis Deepens
Turbulent reports say President Palma may resign as American peace commissioners press for cooperation. Roosevelt Taft exchange messages while conservative Palma regime contemplates abdication. rebels gain confidence amid expected U S intervention to restore order in Cuba. Waller ordered to Havana to command marines and organize forces ready for arrival.
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Tate
Bacon
Palma
Zayas
Tak
Presidert Roosevelt
Taft
Cuba
Inet
Congress
Monica Capote
Cubs
Tuyana
Wro
Auntie Fret
Inspect the Pavements by Appleton Delegation in Owakesh
A party of Appiton city officials headed by Mayor Haniec and George F. Peabedy visited Owakesh to inspect pavements. City engineer and vigilante officers from Appleton joined the tour, evaluating sections on Wanger Street East of Groad, Boyd Street macadam, Jefferson Avenue, Frederick Avenue, Central Avenue, North Main Street, New York Avenue from Algoma to High, and Pearl Street from Division to Main. The group praised the 1897 New York Avenue block for its durability and noted creosoted wooden blocks on Pearl Street as a potential but costly option.
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Appiton City
Haniec
George F. Peabedy
Owakesh
Reverg Cermen
Appleton
City English
Athearn Hotel
Wanger
Groad
Jt Tha Boyd Street
New York Avenue
Algoma
High Streets
A. B. Tdeson
Pearl Street
Division
Main
Wisconsin GOP Chooses Connor for State Chairman
A Marshfield man was named chairman of Wisconsin’s state central committee at a Madison convention. The selection, opposed by La Follette forces who backed W H Dick of New London, solidifies a Connor aligned bloc around Megara Davidson and Connor. The dispute signals a split among leading figures as the campaign moves forward.
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Marshfield
State Central
Madison
Megara
Davidson
Conner
Ofr
Stensland Sentenced to Indeterminate Term in Joliet Penitentiary
Stensland, charged with embezzlement in two indictments, was sentenced to an indeterminate term in Joliet penitentiary by Judge Kersten after arriving in Joliet from Chicago with his daughter Mrs Inga Sandberg and guards. A large crowd at Leake Shore station was disappointed as police blocked views. Theodore Stensland accompanied his father to Chicago but did not join the court party.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Paul Olson Stanelund
Koreten
We Criminal Court
Merded Rully
Juntas Stensland
Stenslnna
Cal
Kersten
Stensland
Joliet
Ttke Shore Road
Criminal Court
Stengland
Leake Shore Station
Theodore Stensland
Athletics In Full Sway At YMCA Meet
At the Young Men's Christian Association building the athletic yearly fair opened with active gym classes and a strong enrollment. The bowling season starts with monthly high averages prizes for both sexes and a silver cup to the overall winner. The Arion team held the cup last spring and prizes require ten games per bowler. Secretary G F Werner plans to attend the Wisconsin YMCA conference in Milwaukee October 22 and 23. A closing line notes the old adage that a man isn’t inherently crooked for following his natural bent.
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Young Men‘s Christian Association
Awata
Institutiona
Ward
A. L. Moyera
Arion
Wil
G. F. Werner
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Officers Re elected at Fraternal Reserve Assn Biennial
The Fraternal Reserve Association held its biennial meeting at the Supreme Office in Alogoma bullring big city Cuesdias. Officers reelected include Emmanuel R Hicks supreme president John B Evans supreme vice president Clarence M Robinson supreme secretary E H Williams supreme treasurer George Buckstett A W L Goss J J Stevenson Dan Witaer as supreme judges and Gilbert A Comutoth supreme sergeant at arm. Delegates from Wisconsin attended as the association plans to extend its reach to Minnesota Iowa North and South Dakota. Membership has risen significantly in two years and social events included a boat ride and a hotel dinner hosted by officers.
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Supreme Council of the Fraternal Reserve Aasouiation
Al+ goma
Big City
Cuesdias
Enmmnet R. Hicks
John BR. Evans
Clarence M. Robinson
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Noth
South Dakota
Clarence M. Trobinson
G. A. Bucksat
J. J. Stevenson
Athearn Hotel
Funeral of Jeremiah Reardon Pioneer Resident
The funeral of Jeremiah Reardon longtime resident, who died Sunday, was held at St. Perra Church at nine. Members of John W. Scott Post No 241 and the G A R and G A T women led the procession from his residence at 16 Winnebago street. The crowd sang, Rev M Hy Clifford officiated, and interment followed in the family plot beside Tessie Reardon. Pallbearers from the Ancient Order of Hibernians included W Ogan, Edward Cudahy, John Fleming, Theman McEnery, Patek Josee, James Chork.
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Jeremiah Reardon
St. Perria
Fia
Winnebago Street
John W. Scote
G. A. Ro
M. Hy Cliford
Riverside
Micg Tessie Reirden
Order of Hiberne
W.ot Dygan
Edward Cudahy
John Fleming
Theman McEnery
Patek Josce
James Chork
Pas
Gorman Cornelius McCusker
Thnoth Dwser
Lowd Cavey
John Luceso
Crane Testifies In Scoville Case At Trial
Mr Crane arrived from Milwaukee after testifying in a federal case against Scoville. Government charges allege Scoville fraudulently obtained money via money orders and misrepresented payee identity. The accused, described as vain and ignorant of the offense, faced the court as authorities pursued the matter.
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Poamaixter
Crane
Milwaukee
United State
Wath
Scoville
Scaville
American Salvation
United States District Attorney
Portal
Vty
Marge
United States
Democratic state convention adjourns late after contested seats
At Buffalo on September 26 the Democratic state convention faced a tight schedule as the contested seats committee held seven cases, with plans to adjourn again until 2:30 pm and possibly reconvene for a late night session. Jerome and Osborne warned of anti Hearst moves, while resolutions debated Bryan plank and municipal utilities ownership.
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Buffalo
N. T
N.Y
Nixon
Jerome
N. J
Saratoga
Hearst
New York
Albany
Charley Murphy
Pat McCarren
Tim Sullivan
N. Y
New York State Democratic Convention
William Randolph Hearst
Osborne
Auburn
Hon Seston
Yentenday
Fang Ft
Carly
Willam J. Bryan
Permaent
Niaen
Wiliam Vo Cook
Flearst
Mide
Gater
Doctor forfeits bonds in medical license case
Bonds of Dr MP Ox Schacter were declared forfeited this morning before Judge Neelen after failure to appear in court. A bench warrant was issued for his arrest on charges of practicing medicine without a license. The bonds stood at $150. The court stated they may reinstate the bonds if the accused surrenders for trial.
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Michkes
Wis
OX. Schacter
Neelen
Vigor Campaign Report From Committee Meeting
A brief on a campaign meeting notes vigorous effort and bids for vigor. Key organizer Keasmin praised by secretary Coch for committee work. The report highlights planned drives and anticipated support.
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Aims For Cooler Days
The forecast predicts cooler weather for Wisconsin and the Malr region with light winds in the north and west. Observations note rising barometer hinting at fair conditions, with temperatures around 70 in the evening and 59 in the morning, and reports from government weather offices.
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Wisconsin
Weel Port
Inem
Yair Ip
Wudr
Purntity & Heymann Co
Enectenanes
United States
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