Brewers Convention Ends With Radical Reform Declaration
The forty-eighth annual United States Brewers Association convention in Milwaukee closes after endorsing a resolutions report calling for nationwide saloon regulation. President Liebmann praises Milwaukee as an ideal host city. officers and seven trustees are elected for next year. debate centers on whether to label social evil as a saloon issue.
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Milwaukee
Wis
United States Brewers’ Association
Public Service
Committee On
Rudolph Brand
Chicago
Col
Jacob Rupert, Jr
New York
Gustav Pabst
F. Gottlieb
Indianapolis
Henry Nicholas
St. Louis
Whitefish Bay
Public Service Building
Brooklyn
Julius Liebmann
Association
Harry A. Porth
Philadelphia
Joseph Theurer
C. Stangman
Buffalo
Jacob Kunz
Minneapolis
C. Fiegenapan
Newark
A. Heinrich
Seattle
H. B. Scharmann
Sheriff arrests man over wife held prisoner and affair
Janesville Wisconsin June 11 Sheriff Fisher arrested Richard D Ashe a steamfitter on complaint by his wife who says she and her three children were kept prisoner in a lonely river cottage while he aided another woman Emma Harke of Beloit The wife describes threats of murder brutal treatment and coercion Police found 30 postal cards 22 letters and two telegrams to support charges The other woman is in critical condition and says Ashe claimed he was not married
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Janesville
Wis
Fisher
Richard D. Ashe
Ashe
Emma Harnke
Beloit
Wisconsin Homeseeker invites immigration letters from settlers
The Wisconsin Homeseeker, published by the Chicago and North Western Railway, seeks testimonials from settlers about crops, soil, climate, schools, and start-up costs to attract homeseekers to Wisconsin. Citizens are urged to write and include friends in the East who would want literature mailed free, addressed to W B Kniskern in Chicago.
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Wisconsin Homeseeker
Chicago & North Western Ry
Wisconsin
Homeseeker
North Western
W. B. Kniskern
N. W. Ry
Chicago
Ill
State News in Brief from Wisconsin and Nearby
Rosendale's W J Gillett earned multiple prizes at Syracuse for Holstein Friesian breeding. Jefferson County Old Settlers plan annual day June 18 at Palmyra. Glenwood notes St Croix Valley Veterans encampment spanned two days with 2000 in attendance. Rep Jenkins spoke. Ellsworth chosen for next year. A F Ollman elected president. Ladymith man dies after being struck by caboose during train boarding at Ingram. Bishop Fox confirms 130 in Green Bay parishes. 34 at orphan asylum with 27 converts. Fred Liebman, age 40, ends life in his Preble barn. wife and seven children. Kaukauna farmer John Rademacher likely to lose sight in right eye after nail injury.
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Glenwood
St. Croix
Green Bay
Fox
St. Patrick’s Church
St. Joseph’s Orphan Asylum
Fred W. Liebman
Preble
Kaukauna
John Rademacher
Wisconsin Commencement Program Released Notes Bryce Speech
Madison June 11 announces full UW commencement week program. Baccalaureate address for all departments set for Sunday afternoon in the gymnasium delivered by James Bryce the British ambassador at Washington.
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Madison
Wis
Julius E. Olson
University of Wisconsin
James Bryce
Washington
Milwaukee Light, Heat and Trac tion Granted Bond Authority
The Wisconsin railroad commission approved Milwaukee Light Heat and Traction to issue 2.5 million dollars of five percent bonds at par. Proceeds will refund maturing debt and fund extension equipment and development of the companys existing property.
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Madison, Wis
State Railroad Commission
Milwaukee Light, Heat and Traction Company of
Milwaukee
Typical Milwaukee lunch marks brewers convention excursion
Milwaukee visitors joined a casual outing to Whitefish Bay for a luncheon that felt more like a picnic than a formal event. The gathering highlighted informal camaraderie among brewers with guests enjoying relaxed conversation and the day’s social atmosphere.
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Milwaukee
Whitefish Bay
Belmont Heir Oliver Belmont Dies After Peritonitis
Oliver H. P. Belmont, son of August Belmont, died in Hempstead L I after a week long battle with peritonitis following an appendicitis operation. He had been in coma since Tuesday. funeral set for Saturday at the Church of the Incarnation Garden City with Bishop Burgess to preach. His brothers August and Perry in Europe were notified.
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Belmont
August Belmont
Sarah Swan Whitney
George S
August
Perry
Oliver
Vanderbilt
Church of the Incarnation
Garden City
Bishop Burgess
Europe
Statesmanship Joke Echoed From Old Man Quip
An Atlanta Constitution quip features an elderly speaker praising Bill as “cut out for one o’ these section erein fellers” and humorously doubting basic arithmetic, claiming “twice one ain’t ten.” The brief item uses a sharp, folksy tone typical of aged wisdom.
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Atlanta Constitution
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Herken’s Trunk Factory
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Sporting News
Reitzel’s
American
Simpson
Onl
May Manton
Karl G Kurtenacker
Desira
Wisconsin News
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Stand
Principals of the Association
Uihlem
Joseph Uihlein
Mr. Uihlein
Scharmann
Resolutions Committee
R. Ward
Dyersburg
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QO. T. Erhart
Fond DU Lac
W. J. Gillett
Rosendale
Syracuse
N. Y
Holstein-Friesian Breeders’ Association
Fort Atkinson
Jefferson County
Old Settlers’ Association
Paliyra
Theodosia
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