Carnival Opens with Big Crowds and Promises Big Night
Opening night draws large crowds to the North side carnival despite a transport delay that limited shows to three. Orpheum Vaudeville, Jesse James and the Younger Brothers, and moving pictures ran last night with enthusiastic reaction. Tonight’s expected larger turnout and smoother setup aim to boost the carnival’s success.
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North Side
Orpheum
Jesse James
Orpheum Theatre
Lena
Figge
William
North Side Leagues Hears Factory Promises and Vaudeville
The North Side Progressive league meets tonight with plans for a Dorset corset factory and L. W. Abrams potential Minnieska boat plant. George M. Bingham will present locating proposals. William Brandon’s vaudeville show highlights the afternoon and evening program with Murphy Fox and the Johnson Brothers performing.
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North Side
Progressive League
Minneiska
L. W. Abrams
Lake City
Upper Mississippi
George M. Bingham
William Brandon
Murphy, Fox
Bryan booster Parker says Illinois for Bryan
Illinois booster George T. Parker reports strong Bryan support in his state and says Bryan will win. The piece notes Bryan as a dominant force at the convention, with Parker predicting victory and describing Bryan’s influence and loyalty among Democrats. It also touches on paper substitutes and hemp fiber potential.
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W. H. Powell
Denver
Col
William Jennings Bryan
Illinois
Salem-way
Salem
Bryan
George T. Parker
Twenty-third
Parker
Lincoln
North Side Pushes For Path Fix On Causeway
Local residents urge public works to repair the causeway bike path saying the current shell dressing wears tires and the surface is unsafe. They call for a new dressing across the entire path to restore good condition.
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Petr
James O Leary Fast Recovering From Burns
Reports from Tomah state Engineer James O Leary who was severely scalded at the roundhouse Sunday afternoon is speeding toward recovery from his serious burns.
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Tomah
James O'Leary
North Side Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Birth
Mrs. George Fuller and Miss Rosa Minaugh of New Orleans are guests at A. W. Fuller home. Earl Higbee returns from Fargo. A 10-pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Vaughn of Avon street yesterday. Gorman Brothers circus, 30 cars, passes through Milwaukee for Sparta to perform there.
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George Fuller
Rosa Minaugh
New Orleans
A. W. Fuller
Earl Higbee
Fargo
N. D
Elmer Vaughn
Avon Street
Gorman Brothers
Milwaukee
Sparta
Wood pulp scarce many substitutes urged
Washington July 8 agitation to remove the wood pulp tariff and expose paper trust practices highlights waste of U S fibers. flax stalks cotton stalks corn stalks and cottonseed fiber offer promising substitutes, with a machine claimed to separate lint from seed and enable paper use.
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Washington, D. C
America
Northwest
South
Hatfield excursion draws festival advertising push
Mr. Harry H. Long of the Saengerfest brewing company and George B. Fredericks of the Tribune attended the Hatfield excursion as advertising committee reps. They carried advertising material to boost the Saengerfest a month ahead of events. Chairman Whittier said replies and attendance estimates are rising, with Indianapolis Saengerfest plans also shared.
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Harry H. Long
The
and Brewing Company
George B. Fredericks
Tribune
Hatfield
Board of Trade
Whittier
Indianapolis
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Colorado River
James O’leary
Mar
North Side Briefs
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