Toland Business School Spring Term Begins March Second
The Toland Business School announces the spring term starts March second and highlights a strong placement record. Three hundred graduates found first class positions last year and over five thousand are employed with combined annual salaries exceeding four million dollars.
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Toland Business School
Carl Englehart
Wyman, Partridge & Co
Minneapolis
Minn
Chas. Koch
Smith Grubber Co
la Crescent
Lily George
Vote- Berger Co
la Crosse
Wis
Beilek Sprye
G. W. Barry
Democrat
Richland Center
Thor
Mardi Gras Pageant at Art Institute in Chicago
Elaborate preparations at the Art Institute for the second annual Mardi Gras pageant in Blackstone hall, organized by the Art Students' League. Mrs Ralph Holmes will be queen Iona in 1881, with participation by over 3000 students and a retinue of 25, plus 25 groups showcasing a range from Puritan fathers to Spanish dancers with colorful light and music effects.
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Chicago
The
Art Institute
Blackstone Hall
Art Students’ League
Ralph Holmes
Iona
Wisconsin GOP endorses La Follette for president
The Wisconsin Republican State Central Committee adopted unopposed resolutions praising President Roosevelt and endorsing Robert M. La Follette for the Republican nomination. They also commended Gov. James O. Davidson and Wisconsin’s last legislature for advancing progressive laws. Delegates to the national convention were to be chosen by primary.
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Milwaukee
Theodore Roosevelt
Robert M. la Follette
Republican State Central Committee
Plankinton House
Florian Lampert
Oshkosh
James O. Davidson
Wisconsin
Rooseevlt
Tech
Roosevelt
Republican State Central Committee of
United States
W. A. Jones
Oconomowoc
State Central Committee
National Republican Committee
Chicago
Ill
Home Remedy Claims to Cut Fat Without Exercise
An old advertising snippet promotes a weight loss remedy using Marmola, Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic, and Syrup Simplex. It claims a slim, firm figure after meals and before bed, noting Marmola should be sealed for freshness and faster action when new.
Wisconsin Man Pleads Guilty to Fourth Degree Manslaughter
In Rhinelander Wisconsin on February 28 Peterson pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the fourth degree for a fatal altercation at a boardinghouse near Stevenson's mill in Lazelhurst two weeks ago. He admitted shoving and using his head as a battering ram, injuring the other man who died from the injuries and he will receive his sentence.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Peterson
Peter
Austreem
Stevenson's Mill
Lazelhurst
Ming
Union Label League Meeting Planned for Tuesday Evening
The Women's Union Label league will hold a meeting next Tuesday evening at Bard's hall at 7 30. All union men urged to attend and bring families. Permanent officers will be elected and society plans discussed. The item ends with a farmer's wagon joke about an automobile.
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Women’s Union Label League
Bard’s Hall
Man Falls Eigh Stories In Milwaukee Building Shaft
Milwaukee February 28 Robert a 32 year old cornicemaker of 598 Twenty six street died instantly after falling from the roof of the fourteen story Majestic Building at Grand avenue and Third street to the sixth floor
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Milwaukee
Robert
Twenty-sixth Street
Lajestic
Grand Avenue
Third Street
Canine Exercise Prompted by Mrs Wyss
Mrs Wyss asks for exercise for the dog Justin. Mr Wyss agrees and suggests a kind word to make Fido wag his tail after a day with no exercise. The passage from Lippincott's frames a domestic scene about caring for a pet.
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Justin
Mrs. Wyss
Mr. Wyss
Fido
Lippincott's
The Trouble With Women Asks If Marriage Solves It
A wry observation notes that men who say they like a woman are seen as prisoners and that some women pursue marriage as a mere means to wed. The remark explores gender dynamics and social expectations with a skeptical tone.
Navy bill to withhold certain records from public view
Washington February 28. Senator Hale introduces a bill allowing withholding of important matters from records published or inspected. The measure aims to protect naval secrets, with strong impressions that developments in submarines and wireless telegraphy prompt the new authority.
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Washington
Hale
Maine
Naval Committee
Woman Found Frozen Outside City Limits
The body of Mrs. Hulda Kroup, 38, was found frozen two blocks beyond the Racine city line. Her clothing snagged on barbed wire, she was held fast and died from the exposure.
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Racine
Hulda Kroup
Thrifty Baker Buckles Under Rolling Pin Adage
A thrifty baker resists the belief that a rolling pin gathers no dough, clinging to a practical rule rather than superstition. The line reflects frugal kitchen wisdom and a playful does not equate with reality stance.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promoted As Safe Digestives
An advertisement urges relief from indigestion and dyspepsia with Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets claiming safety and effectiveness. It cites Dr. Richardson and notes the product is sold nationwide for 50 cents a box with free samples from F A Stuart Co. in Marshall Michigan. The text also includes a Wisconsin Republican resolution ordering delegates to a 1908 national convention.
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Stuart
Richardson
United States
Canada
F. A. Stuart Co
Marshall Mich
Wisconsin Briefs From Janesville to Madison
State news items report a shippers league initiative in Janesville with rate data for railroad talks. Appleton covers a sheriff sale dispute over All Saints Episcopal Church led by Bishop Grafton. Wautoma records a $25 fine for depositing debris in a stream. Madison notes a University of Wisconsin student proposing lifesaving coursework and the Atwood homestead sale to Dr. John B. Taylor of Philadelphia. Eau Claire confirms water works transfer at $253000. Insurance regulators require six assessment life companies to value policies before relicensing.
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Janeville
Railroad Commission
Appleton
Grafton
Fond du Lac
Episcopal Church
EAU Claire
Vinje
Superior
Madison
David Atwood
The
State Journal of Madison
Atwood
Homestead
John B. Taylor
Philadelphia
Commissioner of Insurance
Assessment Life Insurance
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Toland's Business School
Mrs
Raluh Holmes
Wisconsin News
LA Follette
Central Committee
Satis
Davidson
Pleton
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Wautoma
W. H. Paulson
Powysippi
Raymond Zillmer
University of Wisconsin
Daily Cardinal
Columbia University
North Western
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Portland
Sum,mer
Rugelt
Chicago, Union Pacific & North Western Line
S. A. Hutchison
Tourist Dept
Clark St
Iil
Langdon & Boyd Packing CO
U. S
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