Wisconsin seniors complete theses shaping careers and honors
At the University of Wisconsin 519 seniors and 49 higher degree candidates file theses totaling 550, with 3,357 theses in the library. Theses span engineering, science, agriculture, and liberal arts, guiding scholarship methods and often earning honors or publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
College of Letters and Science
College of Engineering
College of Law
College of Agriculture
Science Club
Fred B. Wheeler
Syracuse
N. Y
Engineering College
Charles Jesse Bullock
Harvard
United States
James H. Hamilton
Syracuse University
Harry H. Powers
Bureau of University Travel
Wisconsin
Thomas K. Urdahl
Colorado College
Charles K. Leith
Chas. MacCarthy
Old-fashioned woman and the man she called “doll-like”
A historical note asks about the fate of a genteel woman who described trifling men as "doless." The question hints at social judgments of gender and behavior in a bygone era, inviting speculation on her later life and influence.
Japan and American relations strain under pressures from the Philippines
Ambright reports a grave mood in government and public opinion over Japan. Leagues formed in the Philippines hint at resistance to American rule, while Behring Sea poaching prompts tighter measures and revenue cutters. Secretary Root pursues careful diplomacy to ease tensions and advance understanding between the nations.
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Philippines
Behring Sea
Department of Commerce and Labor
Treasury Department
Pribilof Island
Root
State Department
Local Residents Visits and Summer Plans Across Wisconsin
The page lists numerous social visits across towns including Milwaukee La Crosse Sparta and West Salem. Highlights include Miss Alice Martin visiting Milwaukee Miss Della Netwell and Miss May belle Kupp from La Crosse visiting with their parents and Emma Sweet planning visitors to Fox Lake Oshkosh. Several others travel for commencements illnesses and family stays with relatives in Madison Cannon City Warrens and Olympia Ill.
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Alice Martin
Milwaukee
Della Netwell
Maybelle Kupp
la Crosse
Morgan Evans
Mort Philips
Galesville
R. B. Roberts
J. G. Norris
West
Salem
Bangor
M. Gertrude Sweet
Onalaska
Sara
Gwen Jones
Sparta
Adolph Toepper
Chicago
Ella Hendell
Frank Gesler
Emma Sweet
Fox Lake
Oshkosh
Wis
Toff Jollevette
Oscar Larson
West Salem
Carl Schumacher
George Schumacher
Hilda Dorve
Edward Jones
Madison
Isabella Evans
Barre Mills
E. Morgan
Emily
Cannon City
Colo
Hirman Sweet
W. H. Vaughan
Columbus
Wm. Kirchner
E. H. Bryan
Eline Jones
L. J. Jones
Compton
E. Sweet
Warrens
T. L. Evans
Ausatia
Minn
Oscar Peck
Fred Johnson
John Gerlette
Sign of Convalescence in a Ill Boy
A small boy on the convalescent list brightens his family with a simple request for food. He tells the doctor he is tired of nourishment as he recovers, marking a hopeful sign in his health progress.
Rasmussen Praises Folk Ballads At Minneapolis Recital
The Minneapolis Journal notes Norway's Rasmus Rasmussen moved the audience with authentic folkeviser interpretation. His rich baritone and skill with Svenfjord and Telemarken ballads, plus dramatic Ibsen readings, earned praise for faithful peasant flavor and facial storytelling.
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Rasmussen
Minneapolis
Rasmus Rasmussen
America
Folkeviser
Norway
Dania Hall
Svenfjord
Nordfjord
Horningdal
Telemarken
Skule
Nikolas
Kongsemnarne
Ornulf
Herremaendene Paa
Indian speaker from Lahore to address First Methodist church
Mr J Mohammed Ali formerly of Lahore India will speak Sunday evening at the First Methodist church on Christianity the Hope of India. Born in Kapurthia Punjab he was educated at Mohammadan Anglore College Allahabad and Forman Christian college Lahore. He came to Detroit in 1900 and plans to make America his home while pursuing tea business.
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J. Mohammed Ali
Lahore
India
Ali
Mr. Ali
Kapurthia
Punjab
Mohammedan-Anglor Oriental College
Aligarh
Sadi Ali
Kapurthala
Chicago
Costum
Caledonia Street
Minnesotans Visit Friends Amid Short Trip
Mrs. A. Dudley Duffs of Minneapolis is spending a few days with Mrs. Mills Tourtellotte. Mrs. G. B. Caple, also of Minneapolis, returns home after two months with her daughter Mrs. James Kerr at 316 North Seventh Street, accompanied by Kerr's son Gordon.
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A. Dudley Duffs
Minneapolis
Mills Tourtellotte
G. B. Caple
James Kerr
North Seventh Street
Surprise Party for Mrs Mader on Thirteenth Street
A group of ladies gathered at Mrs Mader's Thirteenth Street home last Thursday afternoon. Present were Mesdames Kennedy Beardsley Ahrens Oblitz Weigel Blackmore Bart Lapitz Fritz Bosshard Fellser Oestreicher and Mader. They enjoyed a card game and reported a good time.
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Mrs. Mader
Thirteenth Street
Mesdames Kennedy
Beardsley
Ahrens
Oblitz
Weigel
Blackmore
Bart
Lapitz
Fritz
Bosshard
Fellser
Oestreicher
Mader
Sewing Circle Hosts Tea With Mrs Blackmore Club
Mrs Blackmore entertained the Tuesday Afternoon Sewing club this week with Mesdames Betz Hetting Schwartz Mc Grath Bart Lapitz Pafflin Haas North Mader Krause attending.
Opening at Country Club Golf Links
Yesterday the Country club held a formal opening with a morning match where J. M. Hixon's team defeated F. P. Hixon's. Wallace Tourtellotte won first place in the blind bogey tournament. About fifty people attended the six o'clock dinner.
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Golf Links
J. M. Hixon
F. P. Hixon
Wallace Tourtellotte
Coady Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs John Coady celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a day long gathering of friends at their home. Guests arrived throughout the afternoon and evening as floral tributes and generous hospitality highlighted the event.
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John Coady
Coady
Miller Dinner Hosts Apple Blossom Decor
Mr and Mrs August Miller of State street entertained at a six o clock dinner on Wednesday evening. The decorations featured apple blossoms and carnations. Guests included F Hulberg M Marquardt W L Joosten Fred Dittman M Simons Oscar Hulberg G Theron Mrs O Erickson Fargo ND and Miss Ruth Joosten.
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A. Miller
August Miller
State Street
F. Hulberg
M. Marquardt
W. L. Joosten
Fred Dittman
M. Simons
Oscar Hulberg
G. Theron
O. Erickson
Fargo
N. D
Ruth Joosten
MISS CLOSE LECTURE IN LA CROSSE FOCUSES ON MISSIONS
Miss Close a Chicago graduate spoke at the First Baptist church in La Crosse delivering a lecture on foreign missions. She organized two mission societies among the young women on the north side and stayed with Miss Lillie Shimmin and Mrs. Chas. Rysdon during her visit.
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Miss Close
Church Societies Schedule Meetings and Talk
The Ladies Industrial society of the First Baptist church will be entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. John Phalon at 1022 Division street. The Missionary Social union holds its annual meeting Tuesday afternoon June 4 at 3 o'clock at King Street Methodist church with Harriet M. Longley of St Paul giving a talk on the Value of Missionary Studies. A collection will be taken up and supper served at 5 o'clock.
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Ladies Industrial Society
The
First Baptist Church
John Phalon
Division Street
Missionary Social Union
King Street Methodist Church
Harriet M. Longley
St. Paul
Mrs Wing and Slowther Entertain Guests
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. E L Slowther entertained a few ladies for Mrs P L Wing who has been her guest for a few weeks. Mrs Wing and daughter plan to leave next week for their Tyler Texas home.
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E. L. Slowther
P. L. Wing
Memorial Day Launch Ride Up the River
A Memorial Day river excursion gathered a party including Prof. and Mrs. F. H. Fowler, Dr. and Mrs. Reed, Mrs. Irish, Annie Hanscome, Carrie Marsh, Mickel John, McNair, Ruth Hillstead, Dorothy Irish, and Prof. Bird aboard the Fowler launch.
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Fowler
F. H. Fowler
Reed
Irish
Annie Hanscome
Carrie Marsh
Mickeljohn, McNair
Ruth Hillstead
Dorothy Irish
Prof
Bird
Returning residents and church service outlined
Mrs. G. C. Hixon returns from abroad this winter and Mrs. Elsie Gile Scott goes home for the summer in Pasadena. Rev. John Wellington Hoag arrives home after a three week trip to Washington and New York and will preach at the First Baptist church tomorrow as usual.
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G. C. Hixon
Elsie Gile Scott
Pasadena
John Wellington Hoag
Washington
New York
First Baptist Church
Recital Delight At Schweizer Residence
Miss Ida Shumann gave a delightful musical recital last evening at the residence of Mr. C H Schweizer. Miss Barbara Russell sang a group of children songs in a charming manner pleasing the audience consisting mainly of Miss Shumannons pupils parents and friends.
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Ida Shumann
C. H. Schweizer
Barbara Russell
Miss Candrian Hosts Card Evening For Guests From Chicago And Muskegon
Miss Irma Candrian entertained Tuesday evening with a card party in honor of Miss Agnes Braden of Chicago and Miss Fanny Brinan of Muskegon Michigan. Attending were Misses Ella Funk Malinda Funk Edna Valsier Mabel Young Lenora Beckman Fannie Brinan Agnes Braden Olga Candrian and gentlemen John Foley Jim Stavrum William Funke Walter Hoesly Albert Funk Albert Platz Mr. Thompson and B Brownell.
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Candrian
Irma Candrian
Agnes Braden
Chicago
Fanny Brinan
Muskegon
Mich
Ella Funk
Malinda Funk
Edna Valsier
Mabel Young
Lenora Beckman
Fannie Brinan
Olga Candrian
John Foley
Jim Stavrum
William Funke
Walter Hoesly
Albert Funk
Albert Platz
Mr. Thompson
B. Brownell
Cathedral Weddings Prompt Local Nuptials At City Cathedral
Miss Mary Puent and John Hafner wed Tuesday at St. Josephs cathedral with Rev. Father G Sluyter officiating. Wednesday ceremonies included Edward Poehling and Miss Thresa Penleton at the same cathedral. A Adelbert Sommer and Joseph Wicek are to marry Wednesday June 65 at St Johns church.
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Mary Puent
John Hafner
Father G. Sluyter
St. Josephs Cathedral
Sluyter
Edward Poehling
Thresa Penleton
Adelhert Sommer
Joseph Wicek
St. John’s Church
Gotham Realism Clash Over Milk Reform
A Baltimore American piece notes New York City aldermen defeated a pure milk bill amid battles of reform. The piece suggests politics, liquor interests and police factions vie for control as Gotham faces pressures toward virtue or decline.
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Baltimore
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State University
Ambright
Japan
Bangor News
Miss Pearl Richardson
Society
Elizabeth
Julia Coady
Stanley Smyth
Lizzie Daley Amunnson
Katie Terwilliger
Johanna Coady
Katherine Smyth
Patsey Daley
Mr. Daley
Great Western Railroad
First Methodist Church
Gotham
Reitzel’s
Nice
Manchester
Karl G. Kurtenacker
Batiste
Dimities
Dress Goods
Millinery Department
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