Prohibitionist Eugene W. Cial Seeks Governor Run
Eugene W. Cial, attorney from Wisconsin, seeks Prohibition nomination for governor at the party state convention. Born November 1, 1852, in Walworth County, he studied at the University of Wisconsin, practiced law in Waukesha for 25 years, and held leadership roles in reform movements. He later moved to Chicago in 1901 and authored biographies including Lives of the Presidents and Lincoln, the King of Sorrows.
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Eugene W. Cial
Waukesha
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Wisconsin
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Chicago
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Lincoln
Reeves Faces Encore Weary Audience in Strand Tale
A historic concert anecdote centers on a famed tenor Reeves who, amid a chaotic hall on the Strand, faced heckling and a stern, crowd driven by a stern judge of taste. The tale recalls the era’s stage manners, a costly hatter and a stray dealer, with a tense moment over a single encore.
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Reeves
Ocus
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Kate
Wille
The Health and Income Story of a Young Clerk
A young Indy clerk describes health decline from stress and diet. She credits Grape Nuts and Postum in improving energy and brain function, boosting daily work capacity and earnings potential. The letter promotes Postum and related health claims, urging readers to consider the products as a path to wellness.
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Indy
Postum Co
Corn Crop In Splendid Shape Across Tri State Region
Special reports indicate feur points in the tri state area report corn in splendid condition. In Missouri Valley areas corn improved after floods and May and June rains. South Dakota shows promising prospects for corn and wheat with grain across sections beginning to head and yield trends improving.
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Sioux City
Towa
Nebewska
South Dakota
Lastaveek
Ile Mssouri
Rail and court actions span the Midwest and beyond
A chaotic mix of railway moves dominates the week with the Soo road facing court scrutiny, Wabash headquarters moved to Cleveland, and Wittsburg set for a new office building. The federal grand jury in Tivhiawnd indicts Chesapeake and Ohio Railway and a grain dealer for rebating. Burlington seeks a $100,100 mortgage registry, while state officials demand detailed real estate records. National Wheel Company seeks a receiver for the Wheeling and Lake Erie, as Gould properties fall into receivership. Canadian Pacific plans pine plantings from Winnipeg to Vancouver to support snow clearance and future use. Rhinelander Paper challenges a pulp wood shipping rate to Rhinelander, lowering the rate to 6.05 cents.
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Wabash
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Cleveland
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Federal Grand Jury
Tivhiawnd
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Gener
Irelmond
Burlington Road
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St. Paul
Secretary of State
National
Ie Wheel Company
New York
District Court
Poleilo
Ohio
Worthington
Wheeling and Ladie Erie
Wileh
Gould
Vaellic Rellcorch Company
Winnnipeg
Vancouver
Interstate Cour
Rhinelander Paper Company
Northwestern Railway
Duluth
Mino
Rhinelander
Wis
Fragments On Farming Methods And Poultry Feeders
Fragmentary notes describe farm practices including fence post treatment costs and durability, and a detailed inefficient poultry feeding machine. It mentions cronsite costs, forest service experiments, and improvements in meat production, alongside old methods and various unnamed sources.
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Forest Service
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Washington
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Interesting Bite and Historical Industry Notes
A brief excerpt notes how horsepower varies by country. It mentions Thomas Blanket making blankets in England in 1705. It also states Japan adopted canning yardinea with 2,000,000 units sold last year.
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Thomas Blanket
Yardinea
Child teases baby as lullaby attempt fails
A family scene unfolds with Bragdon waiting five minutes for Waby's mother, then shouting for Harry to stop teasing the infant. He explains the plan to sing the baby to sleep with a lullaby, while the child denies any teasing.
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Cuticuba Cured Four and Ease for Skin Diseases
Mrs Ellie Witcher of Chattanooga Tennessee reports relief from severe skin troubles using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment. She cites a neck rash on her baby, facial itching, and hand eruptions improved after two soap bars and ointment, noting other family cures including her uncle’s baby with head sores.
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Eillie Witcher
Saluth and the Fox Hat Custom Across Warlike Times
Fragmentary notes discuss a fox themed ritual involving hat removal as a sign of respect across dangerous eras. It mentions manners, peasant customs, and the idea of saluting or offering hats tied to historical Germanic or English traditions. The text also references Minnchester and Winston's Syrup for teething.
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Tetania
Lim
Fragmentary OCR Note Reflects Misread Text
The readable fragment hints at a dated or misscanned line about a person named Jonngt and a place or event at Mwirht. It offers no clear date, location, or definitive action to summarize into a full news item.
Baseball and Patriotism in a Courier‑Journal Voice
A fragmented Louisville Courier Journal line reflects a wartime or civic pride tone. It features a dialogue about patriotism in baseball and hints at visiting teams and pride versus criticism, suggesting a reflective social commentary rather than a concrete game recap.
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Johny
Latoukers
Louisville Courier-Journal
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
A promotional feature touts Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a remedy for female ailments and argues many surgeries are unnecessary. It cites letters from women in Kansas New Jersey and Moorestown praising relief and urges others to write for advice from Lynn Mass.
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Kingman
Kansas
Arthur R. Monge
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Moorestown
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Tydia B. Pinkham
Lydia J. Pinkpaw
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Lynn
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