Wisconsin considers compulsory industrial insurance plan
Wisconsin lawmakers may push two bills on industrial insurance next session. The main bill would create an industrial insurance commission and require compulsory coverage for workers in dangerous industries, with a state fund and benefits for medical costs and incapacity.
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Fred L. Holmes
Madison
Wis
T. W. Brazeau
Grand Rapids
Illinois
Industrial Insurance Commission of Wisconsin
Senate
Railroad Commission of Wisconsin
New Special Treatments Offered Free Trial
Dr Franklin Miles offers $2.50 personal treatment for heart nerves stomach kidneys dropsy rheumatism free as trial. Hundreds of prominent testimonials praise his methods, with Dispensary treating 200000 patients in eight years. Send symptoms to Dr. Miles Grand Dispensary Elkhart Indiana for the Doctor's Book and free advice.
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Franklin Miles
Jewell
M. D
Journal of
Mental and Nervous Diseases
Truman DeWeese
Chicao Times-Herald
Miley
Mary DeHart
Greenville
Sarepta Fruits
No. Judson
Ind
A. W. Neibuhr
Reedsburg
Wis
Thomas H. Symms
Forest, Grove
Oreg
Dept. G
Grand Dispensary
Main Street
Elkhart
Law seeks industrial safety commission hearings
An appeal from local board decisions can go to the industrial commission. The act covers dangerous industries such as railroads, high rise construction, quarries, hazardous factories, shipbuilding, lake transport, sewage work, electric railways, gas works, dredging, and other occupations deemed hazardous by statistics. Senator Brazeau traveled to Milwaukee to meet with the Merchants' and Manufacturers' association to discuss the bill's provisions and future hearings. He said hearings will reveal defects to guide modifications.
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Senate
Brazean
Night Armory Mask Hall Event Guides Streetcar Run
The Governors Guards Association hosts a mask hall dance at the armory tonight with streetcars departing after the event to the North Side Cemetery and Sixteenth Street lines.
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Governor’s Guards’ Association
North Side
Cemetery
Sixteenth Street
Storm Damage Wide Across Nation Hits Chicago Hard
National storm damage leaves widespread havoc with shipping lanes disrupted. Chicago endures heavy impact with vessels stranded and freezing conditions affecting waterways and transport. Rescue and recovery efforts ramp up as authorities assess losses and secure infrastructure.
Blizzard Toll and Panic Era News From Chicago and Nationwide
A severe blizzard hits Chicago and New York crippling traffic and streets. Reports detail deaths and injuries across Omaha Lincoln Council Bluffs St Louis Minneapolis and notable weather and shipping dangers. Senate hearings reveal that Lewis Cass Ledyard and Judge Gary influenced the Tennessee Coal and Iron merger to steady markets, not Pierpont Morgan.
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Chicago
Ohio
Government Weather Bureau
Waukegan Harbor
New York
Elizabeth City
N. C
Diamond Shoals
Savannah
Cape Lookout
Nebraska
Omaha
Lincoln
Neb
Council Bluffs
Anton Howard
Grand Island
Plattsmouth
Washington, D. C
Pierpont Morgan
The
Steel Corporation
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company
Geo. W. Perkins
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Tennessee Company
Senate Judiciary Committee
Steel Company
Senator Overman
Perkins
Ledyard
Morgan
Steal Corporation
Tennessee
Judge Gary
H C. Frick
John W. Gates
Miners convention ends Lewis Walker clash in Illinois
In a heated American Miners convention, Pasco praised discipline while urging focus on district work. John Walker of the anti Lewis faction was silenced amid cries of sit down as Lewis supporters gained ground. Delegate McDonalde halted further bickering ending the day with Walker and Lewis restrained from further clashes.
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Illinois
Pennsylvania
Pasco
Lewis
Walker
Quarr
Lewis-Walker
McDonad E
Llino
American Miners
Clams 100 Years Old Amnibus Claims Bill Passed
The senate passed the amnibus claims bill after days of debate and it carries an appropriation of 2 500 000 dollars. It grants long standing civil war era claims including French spoliation items and various losses such as church property destroyed by fire and cotton confiscations. Many claims have been filed and many rejected over the years.
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ST. Louis
Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Edward Arnold
Nels Nordeen
Maggie Tobiason
John Sins
Washington, D. C
Senate
America
Congress
Street cars depart Armory after mask ball night
Street cars roll out from the armory following a citywide mask ball. Evening transit resumes to all parts of the city.
Rumor Denied About Ice Company Water Safety
Health Officer Murphy confirms the People's Ice and Fuel Co is not cutting or harvesting ice near the sewer outlet. The ice is cut more than seven hundred feet from the Wisconsin shore, far from sewage. manager G H Warninger urges verification.
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la Crosse
People’s Ice and Fuel Co
Mississippi River
Wisconsin
Murphy
People's Ice & Fuel Co
G. H. Warninger
The Soundness of Most Men's Arguments
A terse meditation notes that many men present sound reasoning yet lack further persuasive force beyond their correctness. It reflects on limits of argument when not paired with action, wit, or broader insight.
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H. C. Evenson
Doerflinger
Johnson
Elliott - Loeffler Company
Seth
Pearl i
Nelson's
Nelson
Brazeau
Industria Scheme
Board of Arbitration
Miles
J. Mann
Parker
LaCrosse
Tenn. Coal and Iron Company
G.w.perkins
Landc
MR. Gompers
LA Crosse Theatre Tomorrow
Far West
the Land
Adams, Hough
Bdward
Knox Wilson
Dorothy Webb
Wm. Welp
Grace Drew
Madcap Ballet
Baldhead Row
South Fourth Street
South H. L
California
Overland Limited
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
W. C. Neimyer
G. A
Jackson Blvd
Fit
Tribune
Sporting News
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