Old First ve entertain the delegates to the MINNESG convention
A jumble of railroad fares, agricultural notes, and local commissions. The piece mentions Milwaukee Road fares to the Pacific coast, a tourist sleeper option, and an agent in Chicago. It also covers South Dakota grain issues with speltz and commissions on grain grades, plus notes on irrigation and land offices as settlers move west.
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J.L
F. W. Robert
Koerenig & Schultz
Gregg Ther
Milwaukes
St. Paul Ry
Extens
California
Chicago
Sansco
Los Angeles
Portland
Seatacoma
Spokane
Victoria
van- Minneas
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Toty
Doviya
Pacific Coast
F. A. Miller
Jandin
Seti
South Dakota Commission
PD. H. Smith
Miller
W. H Stanley
Sioux Falls
George Rice
Flandreau
P.W. Dougherty
Dell Rapids
Commission
Stanley
Speltz
South Dakota
WF. Kelso
Minnesota Board
St. Louis
Minnesota
Carl C. Witt
Northwestern
Chamberlain and Pierre
Lemmon
Victim of Atlantic City Shooting Mystery Reported Dead
Baltimore reporters state Charles B. Roberts, the victim of the famed boardwalk shooting a week earlier, is dead, though hospital authorities deny it and a director hints he remains in a coma.
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Atlantic City
Baltimore
Charles B. Roberts
Two-Headed Baby Murray Dies After Operation
New Orleans reports that little John Bernard Murray known as the two headed baby died yesterday after an operation to remove one head. He had attracted attention at the charity hospital for over a week. The procedure was performed several days earlier.
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New Orleans
John Bernard Murray
New Orleans Charity Hospital
Catholic Young Mets Rally Opens National Convention in Philadelphia
The Catholic Young Men's National union opened its annual convention and rally in Philadelphia last night with a keynote address and planned sessions across the city. Participants from across the country gathered for talks on community service and youth outreach.
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Catholic Young Mets
Philadelphia
Catholic Young Men's National Union
Wotican Congregational Soot ay Meeting Notice
The Wotican Congregational will hold a regular meeting Friday September 11 at 3 p m in the church parlors. Members should bring contributions for boxes to be sent to the Indian School in the north and the school for colored children in the south. Second hand clothing sheets towels acceptable. Each attendee should bring a new towel sheet or pillowcases. Mrs F W Pease president Mrs J E Perry secretary.
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Wotican’s Congregational ‘Sootay
F. W. Pease
J. E. Perry
Dubuque Times-Journal Launches Popularity Voting Contest
The Dubuque Daily Times-Journal introduces a Popularity Voting Contest with five pianos five diamond rings five gold watches five scholarships and other prizes. It begins July 18 with nearly 200 contestants after the announcement on July 13. The paper promotes its rise as among Iowa's greatest contests and notes strong circulation and improved local reporting.
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Dubuque
Times—Journal
Missippi
Associated Press
Iowa Evening Press
Hopes 2000 Wisconsin Farmers Attend Madison Congress
W L Ames appeals to Wisconsin farmers to attend the Farmers National Congress session opening September 24 in Madison. He urges a fully representative Wisconsin delegation of 2000 or more, with interested farmers registering on arrival to record attendance and support the congress aims to advance public interest in agriculture.
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Madison
W. L. Ames
Farmers’ National Congress
Congress
Wisconsin
Democratic Nominee Backed In 14th District Convention
Democratic convention of Illinois 14th district endorsed Mathew J. McInery of Rock Island for congress and named Judge J. W. Clendinin of Monmouth as elector.
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Monmouth
Ill
14Th District
Mathew J. McInery
Rock Island
J. W. Clendinin
Montmouth
Admiral Merrill to retire from Navy in September
Washington Sept. 3 Rear Admiral John P Merrill will retire Sept 7 due to age. He was appointed to the navy from Michigan in July 1863 and reached rear admiral in March 1907 after over 18 years of sea service.
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Washington
John P. Merrill
Navy
Michigan
Hearst and Hisgen Start Nationwide Tour for Independence Ticket
Thomas J. Hisgen of the Independence party and William R. Hearst began a country wide tour to campaign for the ticket. They started in Milwaukee and will visit Illinois next as part of the campaign swing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas JL. Hisgen
Independence Party
William R. Hearst
Independence Ticket
Milwaukee
Ilinois
Germany Moves Toward Moroccan Recognition Amid European Tension
Berlin reports indicate Germany urged speedy recognition of Mulai Hafid in Morocco to restore peace, a move that unsettles Paris and London yet gains tentative backing from Austria. Observers note Germany acted after Hafid’s victory over Abd el Aziz, signaling a shift in the balance of influence as powers weigh their response to the Moroccan crisis.
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Tangier
Wassel
Fez
Europe
Germany
Mulal Hafid
Berlin
Paris
London
Mulai Hafid
Morocco
Foreign Office
Moroccco
Abd ‘el Aziz
Abd el Aziz
Austria
Wisconsin state notes of injuries and deaths across cities
Statewide brief summarizes accidents and fatalities. Alexander Strysick loses sight after being struck by wood from a ripsaw at American Parlor Frame plant in Sheboygan. Raymond Peterson, 10, wounded by stray bullet while hunting near Neenah. Silvis Handt, 6, rescued from drowning in Duncan Creek near Chippewa Falls. W C Modisett, longtime Green Bay & Western railroad agent, dies of asthma at 52. Racine report notes steel fragment injury from boiler shop machine.
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Sheboygan
Alexander Strysick
Neenah
Raymond Peterson
Chippewa Falls
Silvis Handt
Duncan Creek
Green Bay
W. C. Modisett
Green Bay & Western Railroad
Wisconsin
Racine
Free
Local Notes From Various Cities Include Appointments and Events
The report lists several items: Devine appointed a clerk in the Big Horn forest office. H B Lloyd cited as Madison laboratory helper in Agriculture. Archie Larrabee, 30, shot in Rochester, later dead, Italian suspect claims mistaken identity. Beloit couple J F Rood celebrate 50th anniversary, married in Oley bury New York. Oshkosh violinist Philip A Laffey joins an opera project with Father Vaughan and Stanley Wood, Vaughan author of The Woman of the West.
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pAb Ae Ies Geen Piano Sons
Manufacturing
Ion Devine
D. C
Charles Op
Jackson
Sheboygan
Horn
National
Forest
Wyoming
H. B. Lloyd
Madison
Agricultural Department
Stanley Wood
Chicago
Father Vaughan
Mr. Laffey
Fullhart Gets Four Months For Carnival Assault
Madison news reports Judge Donovan imposed a four month jail term or $100 fine on Will Fullhart for assaulting Fonzo Smith at the League Park carnival. Fullhart changed to guilty. district attorney recommended the penalty. Smith, alias George D. Millette, faces murder charges in Oklahoma calls.
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Madison
Donovan
Will Fullhart
Fonzo Smith
George D. Millette
Idefault
Fullhart
Smith
Oklahoma
Waterloo
Iowa
Mason
New Corporations Formed Across Several Wisconsin Cities
Articles of incorporation filed in the state include National Theater Co of Milwaukee with $15,000 capital. H. Toms Co of Richland Center with $7,500. Union Zinc Co of Platteville with $34,000. St. Jude s Congregation Beloit as church without stock. Names of archbishop mesamer and several church leaders listed. Also Stevens Point Produce Co in Stevens Point with $5,000. Grant County Cooperative Co in Bloomington with $12,000. Congregation of Sisters of St Joseph Superior named with sisters Mary Sheebaum Mary Shortall and Mary Bouer as incorporators.
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Frear
National Theater Co
Milwaukee
Capital Stock
John C. Trobridge
Milton Hirsch
Charles F. Behm
H. Toms Co
Richland Center
Lapital
Henry Toms
Henry P. Toms
Arthur C. Toms
Union Zinc Co
Platteville
Capital
Duncan McGregor
W. E. Lewis
James Dolan
St. Jude’s
Beloit
S. G. Mesamer
Joseph Rainer
Joseph B. Hanz
Charles Ramsden
John Meeshan
Stevens Point Produce Co
Stevens Point
Felix Bruski
Michael Hoppa
John Jack
Grant County Cooperative Co
Bloomington
Wisconsin Woman Hurt In Stage Collision Near Myrtle Point
Hermann of Roseburg and his sister Nellie Bender were en route to attend a fair when a Fish stage collided with another coach about 25 miles from Myrtle Point. The wreck overturned throwing Mrs Low and Mr Hermann from the coaches. Mrs Low, age 71, was rendered unconscious briefly and sustained injuries. the others suffered in juries as they traveled from Roseburg. The trio planned to visit Wisconsin friends in the Coquille valley.
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Marshfield
Ore
Myrtle Point
Low
Hermann
Taft and Foraker join crowds in Ohio display and talks
Taft and Foraker appeared together in Toledo a day after a dinner by Charles T. Lewis. They greeted the crowd with handshakes and shared remarks at a Grand Army parade review and a Lincoln Republican club reception. Taft praised Foraker’s earlier Ohio service and the two discussed campaign plans with national committee leaders.
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Toledo
Taft
Foraker
Ohio
United States Senate
Hitchcock
Charles Tt. Lewis
Middle Bass
Senator Foraker
Tait
Lincoln Republican Club
Chicago
National Committee
Kansas
Lpart
Lyceum Theater
Mulholland
Fostune's Favor For His Old Age
Mason City Iowa Sept 3 Harry Ade superintendent of Clear Lake gating park and camp grounds today announces support for aging residents and park facilities as part of a local public works effort with emphasis on maintaining gates and access for the elderly.
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Mason City
Iowa
Harry Ade
Lake Gating
Marinette Celebrates Stephenson Victory Nomination
Marinette Wis Sept 3 celebration honors Isaac Stephenson for senate nomination. Red lights fireworks and band concert marked the night. Senator Stephenson received many congratulatory telegrams from across the state and country. He expresses pleasure and confidence in success.
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Marinette
Wis
Isaac, Stephenson
Senate
Stephenson
Stephenson Vote Maintains Lead In Wisconsin Primary
Revised returns from Milwaukee show Senator Stephenson leading with about 61,700 votes while Cook trails. McGovern and Hatton jostle for third as returns from 656 counties place Stephenson around 542,404 and Cook 86,487. Stafford leads in the congressional race against Cochems with a narrow plurality, Hoyt's race uncertain as of late returns.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Penator Stephenson
Milwaukee, Wiz
Stephenson
Marinette
Marinette Lumberman
Edmonds
Hatton Bobbie
Hatton
McGovern
Cook
Billy
Ike
Cook Oo
Sanes
Stafford
Cochems
Brown
Hoyt
J. F. Trottman
Strange
Dead Senator Not Required to Pay Fine in Land Fraud Case
In Portland Oregon the U S attorney argued a 1000 dollar fine against Senator Mitchell for land fraud was warranted. Judge Wolverton vacated the fine ruling, with the decision dated July 25 1905. The senator appealed to the United States Supreme Court but no final outcome is noted.
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Portland
Ore
United States
Ts District
Mitchell
Wolverton
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