Pinchot to Succeed Angell as Michigan University Head
The Michigan university scene centers on a potential selection to replace Dr. James B. Angell as president. Gardner White chat, chief forester of the United States, is favorably viewed by faculty as a suitable successor. Pinchot is praised for education, government service, and diplomatic temperament, seen as a strong candidate to lead Michigan after Angell.
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Ann Arbor. Mich
James B. Angell
Gurard Wirchat
United States
Tie
Awha
Mr. Pinchot
Pinchot
Omun
Iuattutsun
Michigan
Angel Sarill
Ure Yasuney
Dre Angell
The Campaign and Country Ride of Vernon and Miss Greene
Vernon and Miss Greene move toward a Chicago political moment while a spring country drive reveals diverging paths. A tense, hopeful mood surrounds suffrage momentum as the pair encounter a distant blast and discuss reform, law, and destiny amid a landscape of golf links and capitol life.
Liked the Fighting Apostle and St Peter’s Soldier
The document recalls Elias Howe, inventor of the sewing machine, serving as a private in the Seventeenth Connecticut Regiment. Howe reportedly lent money to soldiers during wartime finances, a tale P T Barnum recounted, as a clergyman asked to contribute for his church use.
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Seventeenth Connnecicut
P. T. Barpum
Howe
St Ger
Milwaukee Home Rule Bill Advances in Assembly
The Milwaukee home rule measure passed the Senate and cleared the Assembly without debate by 58 to 33. The bill lets Milwaukee regulate resolutions for city government through two thirds council votes, mayor approval, and a people’s vote at the next election, with initiative and petition thresholds. It also covers referendums requiring a majority of the last election’s total vote and sets the referendum framework for city actions.
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Disch
Dorner
Civil Service
State Commission
Jastabrook
Cemetery Board
Forest Home
Wisconsin Assembly Advances City Commission Government Bill
The Wisconsin Assembly passed a bill enabling cities in the second to fourth classes to adopt the commission form of government. It also approved two other measures: a bill banning a deleterious substance from use and a separate bill setting the primary election day for the second week in September. The assembly sent the inheritance tax division to the senate and discussed treasury demands across sections of the state.
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Wisconsin News Tersely Told of Local Developments
The Milwaukee Brew era unions and building trades reached a collective agreement ending a strike for 3,000 brewery workers. Madison reports Lt. John H. Baker may retire due to a foot disease from service in the Philippines. In Kilbourn, deputies arrest a Halterman on illegal fishing charges after a confrontation. Nashotah elects Rev Howard A Lares as dean. A tall lens colt is born on a Briggsville farm. Madison hosts hearings on Farrell hotel license bill with local legislators presenting. Neenah anticipates hosting the 1910 state Eagles convention. over 100,000 nickel fry planted in Fox River. Fond du Lac elects new officers for the Homeopathic Society. Wausaukee Butter Co closes. Racine tug fishing returns. Janesville reports a farmer’s death from tainted hamburg. Prairie du Chien plant destroyed by fire. Beloit doctor acquitted of practicing without license. Marinette grand jury indictments. Merrill man found dead in Prairie River. Mauston drowning from overturned boat. La Crosse hotel owner dies. Mount Holyoke graduate Edna Dearth from Wisconsin. Kenosha postmaster Alexander Dalley dies. Watertown rail worker James Mortenson dies. Oneida grand jury considers misappropriation. Wausaukee man commits suicide after reverses.
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Building Trades Section
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Briggsville
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Janesville
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Mount Hope
Wis
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Alexander Dalley
Kenossa County
Salem
Watertown
James Mortenson
M Milwaukee Road
Oneida County
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Roosevelts Friend Cooley Nominated for Justice Post
Alfred W. Cooley once known as Pennis Crack Cooley, a long time member of Tafts tennis cabinet, was nominated by President Taft for justice on the vesirene court of New Mexico. Cooley has served as civil service commissioner and assistant attorney general, though health issues forced a resignation to New Mexico. Roosevelt later named him assistant attorney general again, but a physician warned climate change.
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