Wisconsin Osteopaths Meet in Milwaukee Convention
Fifty Wisconsin osteopaths gathered at St. Charles for the tenth annual Wisconsin State Osteopathic association convention. Sessions run through tomorrow night. Madison’s J. Fryette delivered the president’s address. Dr. J. Martin Littleton spoke on tumors. E. M. Olds Green Bay is vice president, L. H. Noordhoff Oshkosh secretary, Eliza M. Culbertson Appleton treasurer.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
St. Charles
Wisconsin State Osteopathic Association
J. Fryette
Madison
J. Martin Littleton
E. M. Olds
Green Bay
L. H. Noordhoff
Oshkosh
Eliza M. Culbertson
Appleton
Teachers Meet at Neenah in Northwest Wisconsin
President Keith of Oshkosh normil and Principal P G W Kelier of North high school Manitowoc spoke at the opening session of the Northwest Wisconsin Teachers association today. Miss Alma N Binzel of the Menom onie kindergarten training school also addressed the gathering. More than 130 educators attend the convention.
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Neenah, Wis
Keith
Oshkosh Normil
P. G. W. Kelier
North High School
Manitowoc
Alma N. Binzel
Menomonie Kindergarten Training School
Northwest Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
Wolves stalk deer as harsh winter slows prey in Wisconsin
Trappers report wolves in starved condition are killing many deer in Washburn Wisconsin. Cold weather followed by thaw has created a heavy snow crust enabling wolves to run with rapidity across the surface.
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Washburn
Wis
Grape-Nuts Promises Quick Digestion After Fatigue
A health note warns against heavy meals when tired citing stomach nerves and digestion. Rest briefly then enjoy crisp savory Grape-Nuts with cream for rapid absorption and restored vitality. The piece endorses Grape-Nuts benefits and recommends reading The Road to Wellville.
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Wellville
Wireless Telegraphy in Alaska Opens Vast Military Network
The article details the first telegraph station in Alaska and a planned wireless system linking every military post and enabling San Francisco to Yukon boat traffic. The U S Army Signal Corps leads construction, with 175 foot steel towers assembled on site and bases insulated for safety.
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Alaska
Fort Michael
San Francisco
Yukon
United States Government
Army
Signal Corps
Wolf hunt may start in Bayfield County after deer losses
Foresters report deer struggle on bare ground as hoofs break crust and snow. Woodsmen say wolves kill more deer than hunters, prompting plans for a wolf hunt in Bayfield County soon.
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Bayfield County
Woman with best lungs in Denver noted in letter
A Denver letter says Miss Jessie L. Irish formerly a dry goods clerk was the best pair of lungs in that city. She was robbed of her handbag and a gold watch by a highwayman who fled. She recovered the handbag and received a note praising her strong lungs.
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Racine
Wins
Denver
Jessie L. Irish
Democratic presidential size debate stirs press opinions
The Free Press notes a Democratic presidential race topic centering on three U S Supreme Court justices seen as presidential candidates. The New York World predicts Mrs Bryan as nominee despite party doubts, while the editorial contrasts criminal acts with political crime.
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Free Press
Supreme Court
United States
New York World
Tuller
Peckham and White
Bryan
Romadka files for divorce amid wife’s burglary case
Charles J. Romadka sues for divorce after detailing his wife Evelyn Romadka’s marriage in Oshkosh in 1903 and her 1907 Joliet penitentiary sentence for burglary. The complaint cites cruel treatment and her alleged luxury lifestyle plus trips to Chicago where she associated with criminals and engaged in larceny.
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Milwaukee
Charles J. Romadka
Romadka
Oshkosh
Illinois
Joliet
Henry J. Killilea
Evelyn Romadka
Chicago
Divorce Proceedings Highlight Wife Refusal to Kiss
In Milwaukee on February 21 Judge Halsey heard a divorce case involving Margaret Busby and Ira Busby. Margaret testified that Ira ordered her to kiss another man after he kissed another woman then forced her to kiss a different man. He allegedly threatened dire consequences, and she escaped via a second story window. Judge Halsey ruled the evidence sufficient for a divorce.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Halsey
Ira Busby
Margaret Busby
Big prize fight tonight in Milwaukee headlines
Freddie Welsh English lightweight champion meets Packy McFarland undefeated middleweight champ tonight at the hippodrome in Milwaukee. A large crowd is expected with 690 Chicago backers arriving by special train to support McFarland as the bout eliminates one contender for Joe Gans’s crown.
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Milwaukee
Freddie Welsh
England
Packy McFarland
Middle West
Hippodrome
Joe Gans
Chicago
McFarland
Stockyards
Will Raise Beets in Place of Tobacco in Wisconsin
Chippewa Falls reports show farmers across northern Wisconsin will plant sugar beets this year. Sugar beet acreage for Chippewa Sugar company will be doubled from 1907 as tobacco farmers switch crops due to tobacco disposal issues and rising beet appeal.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Wisconsin
Chippewa Sugar Company
Missing Chicago girl found in West Side as nurse maid
Milwaukee dispatch says 16 year old Yae McMillan disappeared ten days ago from her Thirteenth street home. She was located in a private Chicago West Side household working as a nurse maid. She left to avoid disappointing her mother over failing in school and lack of courage to tell.
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Milwaukee
McMillan
Thirteenth Street
Yae
Chicago
Dahlman Attacks Berger Social Democrat Machine
Milwaukee February 21 Louis A Dahlman candidate for mayor blasts the Berger social democrat machine in a Ninth Ward Republican club speech saying it is worse than czarist rule and should not be allowed to live in a republic He questions leadership and control within the party.
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Milwaukee
Ninth Ward
Republican Club
Louis A. Dahlman
Berger Social Democrat Machine
Chief
Caesar
Republic
West Salem Passes Open Saloon Ordinance
West Salem Wisconsin adopts a village ordinance requiring saloons to be fully open with no obscuring objects from the street. Gambling devices are banned, no chairs or tables allowed, closing hour 10 pm, and Sunday business is prohibited.
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West Salem
Wis
Carrolls to face Lawrence in Feb. basketball rematch
Carroll of Waukesha seeks revenge after Lawrence University edged them in the Spring City. The teams meet at Alexander Gym tonight in Appleton with Carroll aiming to avenge last season’s state title loss. Ripon also on the February schedule.
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Carrolls. Lawresace
Appleton
Wis
Carroll
Waukesha
Lawrence University
Alexander Gyimnasium
Lawrence
Ripon
Do People Shun You
A brief note examines social dynamics around rejection and belonging, exploring how individuals respond to shunning and isolation in daily life.
Cattarh Cure Promises Relief with Personal Mail Offer
An advertisement urges readers to mail their name and address to receive a home remedy claim for catarrh. It touts dramatic breathing relief and promises no money upfront, insisting on personal details for delivery.
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China
St. Louis
Eight-year-old girl fatally burned by coffee spill
In Milwaukee on February 21 eight year old Helen Busecker was pouring coffee when a dog leapt onto her, tipping a large pot and scalding her face and body. The burns proved fatal.
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Milwaukee
Helen Busecker
Twenty-third Street
Milk Shortage Averted by City Snow Clearance
Farmers reached Racine with milk and cream after snow removal by plows and workers. Milwaukee Electric Railway tracks were cleared and city and interurban cars ran. A Chicago Milwaukee St Paul passenger train was stuck west of Corliss for over five hours and pulled out by a snow plow and four locomotives. Passengers were not harmed.
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Racine, Wis
Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway Company
Corliss
Boy 18 Drops Dead Chasing Dog in Wisconsin
Otto Behnke, 18, son of Fred Behnke, died of heart failure while pursuing a strange dog in the front yard of his Brillion home on February 21.
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Brillion, Wis
Otto Behnke
Fred Behnke
Candidates for Kenosha mayor lead state Republican slate
Edward C. Alleman and John Hegeman seek the GOP nomination for mayor in Kenosha while Prof Otis L. Trenary has been in the field for two weeks. Other brief items cover Racine burn incident and theater burglary attempts, plus local notices from Menomonie Portage Oshkosh Baraboo Eau Claire and Antigo.
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Kenosha
Edward CC. Alleman
John Hegeman
Otis L. Trenary
Racine
Mabel Bassinger
Raline
Racine Theater
John Owen
Horlick
Menomonie
City Ice Company
Portage
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