Pleasing program marks grade school graduating exercises
The Sheboygan grade schools held their 241st diplomas at the Opera House last night as students delivered talks on local history and industry. Elmer Hintz and several pupils presented essays on Sheboygan County life, with music and a closing song, while the city awaits publication of each address.
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Opera House
Sheboygan
evey
Sheborgan
Pmopal
Leverenz
Elmer Hintz
Shori school
Hintz
Fannie Gallas
Jefferson school
Sheboygan County
Russell Swanson
Lincoln bool
Clara Krueger
Longfellow School
She- Meggan County
Fannie Gal
Lake Michigan
Nicolet
Sheboygan river
Milwaukee
Green Bay
North mt
Wm Farnsworth
New Faces on Team at Milwaukee Tilt
The Shore team fields new players for the Milwaukee game against the Kosciuskos. Manager Liebl signs Reab from Milwaukee Molly and Peters from Racine, with Nic Schane joining after a strong season with Marinette. The piece notes Liebl’s shrewd recruiting and past frugal management, contrasting with local critics.
Attorney General Revises Saloons Licensing Rules
Madison Wis June 28 Attorney General Owen revises paragraph 2 of conclusions to licensing authorities governing saloon licenses. If premises cannot operate due to refusal fire destruction or legal discontinuation the license may move to another location with proof to the license granting authority. The effective date is shifted from July 1 1907 to June 30 1907.
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Madison
Wis
Owen
Collision In North Eighth Street Involves Mayor
George Schraut chief engineer at the C Reiss Coal Co driving north on Eighth street collided at the corner of North Eighth and Pennsylvania with the Reiss touring car carrying Mayor Dieckmann. Little damage resulted. Dieckmann, ill at home, hurried to his store for an electric fan as the chauffeur tried to reverse.
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George Schraut
C. Reiss Coal Co
Eighth street
Reiss
North Eighth and
Pennsylvania avenue
Dieckmann
Pea Canners Open Season With Record Acreage
Wisconsin Pea Canners Co. will deploy a large crew as the season begins Monday. The firm has 350 acres in peas, about 100 more than last year, and expects to can roughly 25,000 cases or 600,000 cans this season starting Tuesday or Wednesday.
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pea canners
Wisconsin Pea Canners Co
Family perishes in Lexington house fire
Associated Press dispatch from Columbia June 28 reports six members of John Jacobs's family, farmers, killed when their home in Lexington, South Carolina burned in the night. Bodies found among the ruins this morning. lightning strike believed to have started the blaze during an early morning storm.
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Associated Press
Columbia
S. C
John Jacobs
Lexington
Two Editors Sentenced Again in Obscenity Case
In Bismarck North Dakota on June 28 Judge Willard added two more years to the two year penitentiary terms already imposed on Samuel H. Clark Clarence H. Corehard editors of Jem Jam Jems for sending obscene matter by express in violation of interstate commerce law. Each man also faces a $2000 fine.
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Bismarck
N. D
Willard
Samuel H. Clark
Clarence H. Corehard
Leavenworth
Kas
express
Leaps to Her Death In Oconto Falls Bridge Jump
Mrs. Ollie Johnson a 34 year old resident of Oconto Falls leaped from the Oconto bridge into the river and ended her life. Rescue attempts failed and her body was recovered about an hour later by local divers.
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Green Bay
Wis
Ollie Johnson
Oconto Falls
Oconto
Overcome by Heat Throughout Sheboygan
Intense early heat reached 96 degrees and climbed to 105 in many city areas. Factories closed before noon as workers, including Frank Herman of A. C. Rinne sign painting, were overcome and sent home. Charles Pilar of 911 Lincoln Avenue and Clarence Kirst of Company C both fainted from the heat. Pilar was hospitalized at St. Nicholas, while Kirst collapsed during a Thursday drill in the armory.
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Sheboygan
Frank Herman
A. C. Rinne
North Seventhtreet
Charles Pilar
Lincoln avenue
St. Nicholas hospital
Clarence Kirst
Advance Guard Arrives For Gettysburg Peace Reunion
Gettysburg Pennsylvania June 28 The advance guard of a great army of peace reaches Gettysburg as 20 000 visitors swarm the area ahead of the semi centennial celebration. Main army of Blue and Gray veterans arrives tomorrow with vast tented city for 40 000 old soldiers. A 280 acre camp near High Water Mark will host six days of events with state hospital tents and field medical units established to protect health. Notables including Chief Justice White and Secretary of War Garrison are expected to address the gathering.
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Gettysburg
army of peace
army of Blue and Gray
Shippensburg
Carlisle
Chambersburg
Lee
Meade
Longstreet
Pleasonton
Justice White
War Garrison
Governor Tener
Will Black Man Win Out
The Associated Press reports from Washington on June 28 that officials review extradition treaties with Europe to determine if Jack Johnson can be extradited if he lands there. No conclusion yet, but if extraditable, immediate steps will follow while Johnson remains out on bail for violating the white slave law.
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Associated Press
Washington
Jack Johnson
Canada
department of State and Justice
Europe
Johnson
List of Shows for Sheboygan Theatrical Season
Manager H S Keefe has secured a lineup of touring productions for Sheboygan headlined by Maud Adams in The Girl of the Underworld. The schedule runs from August through November with several plays and film programs including The Spendthrift The Virginian Madame X The Great Vodes Pictures and Officer 666 among others.
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Sheboygan
H.S. Keefe
Maud Adams
Printer
Udells
The
Spendthrift
Wolf
Virginian
Maude Adams
The Friske O'Hara
Rosary
Madame X
Mumms
Great Vodes
Officer
Wisconsin State Skat Tournament Moves to Local City
The Wisconsin State Skat tournament will be held in this city on August 3. It is billed as America’s strongest skat event with more participants than the recent National Congress at Cedar Point. Entries include 125 from Plymouth area, 350 from Port Washington and nearby towns, 182 from Kiel, 70 from Chilton, and others from Center ville Meeme Moses Cedar burgh Waterloo Rich wood. Prizes exceed 110 awards with over $1,000 in total. venues include Eagles hall Turner hall and Born's hall with headquarters at the Eagles hall. Born’s hall will host the Cinch tournament for ladies only.
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America
Cedar Point
Cleveland
Ohio
Plymouth and vicinity
Port Washington
Thiensville
Saukville
Grafton
Belgium
Former Brazilian President Samuel Salles Dies at 78
Sao Paulo dispatch reports former president Samuel Ferraz De Zampas Salles, who led Brazil from 1898 to 1902, died today at age 78. He steered reconstruction after a long era of unrest and helped shape the republic’s early years.
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Associated Press
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Samuel Ferraz De Zampas Salles
Weather tastes like fair spell with scattered showers
Generally fair tonight and Sunday with showers in the extreme north portion. Temperature remains largely steady.
Weekend Library Hours Noted for Children’s Room
The notice lists Saturday schedules with morning and evening times and a 10 A M to 6 P M window for the children's room. Details show 10 A M to 8 P M and 9 P M as possible end times. Due to OCR fragments, some times repeat or conflict.
Heat Deaths and Prostrations Grip Cities
In Chicago and Milwaukee, a severe heat wave causes multiple deaths and many prostrations. Large crowds flee to resorts for relief as free ice is sent to the needy. A Milwaukee interurban car derailed after rails buckled in the heat, injuring about thirty passengers.
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Chicago
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Police order arrests for slit shirts in Louisville
Louisville on June 28 Chief of police Lindsay issued an order for the arrest of wearers of slit shirts that are not protected by undergarments.
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Louisville
Kew
Lindsay
Ice famine grips Eau Claire as ice men strike
Eau Claire residents endured a brief ice shortage when local ice dealers went on strike demanding two dollars more per week. The raise was granted, ending the shortage.
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Eau Claire
Rain and Snow Cover Utah Today
Rain and snow is reported across Utah with temperatures cool and people wearing overcoats. The Associated Press dispatch from Salt Lake City notes steady precipitation affecting travel and daily activities.
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Associated Press
Salt Lake City
Utah
Carranza Proposes Peace Basis With Huerta
Associated Press reports Venustiano Carranza rebel governor of Coahuila proposes a peace plan that would name presidential and cabinet candidates at a cross party convention with rebel delegates. He also wants Huerta to appoint a presidential candidate and minister of foreign affairs and resign, a move Huerta is expected to ignore.
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Mexico City
Venustiano Carranza
Coahuila
Huerta
Big Fire at Dee Oregon Sawmill Destroys Half Mile Mill
A large blaze in Hood River area destroyed the Oregon Lumber Co. half mile saw mill at Dee Oregon today. Fire crews fought the flames as residents watched. No injuries reported. The mill produced timber and lumber for regional markets. Authorities investigate a cause.
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Oregon Lumber Co
Dee
Oregon
Milwaukee Visitors Tie Local Business to City
Mrs. Robert Kroos was a Milwaukee visitor Friday. President William Pfister of the Business Men's Association was in Milwaukee yesterday on business.
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Robert Kroos
Milwaukee
William Pfister
Business Men's Association
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