Wisconsin seniors pledge class play proceeds to loan fund
The University of Wisconsin senior class will donate the proceeds of its class play, Sheridan's School for Scandal, to the university loan fund aiding self supporting students. The June 18 performance in the opera house is directed by Walter H. Pyre with a large, competitive cast from across Wisconsin and Milwaukee areas. Seats are reserved by mail to accommodate alumni.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Sheridan
Peter Teazle
G. Stewart McConoche
Portage
Oliver Surface
Norman Sanborn
Ashland
Benjamin Backbite
Victor Kadish
Milwaukee
Harry Bumper
Zebulon Face
Alexius Baas
Crabtree J. Earl Baker
Eagle
Moses
Wauwatosa
Rudolph Karges
Berlin
Wisminuet
Mable Davidson
Anna D. Smith
Gertrude Hunter
Racine
Zillah J. Bagley
James
James I. Bush
Sidney Law
la Crosse
John W. Broadshaw
Superior
Marshall Arnold
Peotone
Phillip Knowlton
N. W. Rosenheimer
Kewaskum
Bryan to be Honored in Milwaukee September Banquet
Milwaukee June 415 William Jennings Bryan the Democratic party nominee for president in the past and a leading 1908 prospective candidate is expected in Milwaukee early in September. A state wide public demonstration will be held in his honor under the Jefferson club auspices.
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Milwaukee
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Party
United States
Jefferson Club
Promises of quacks with pills fail stomachs
A promotional note offers Hellister's Rocky Mountain Tea for 35 cents as a remedy after failed medicines and stomach damage. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for the product.
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Hellister
Wis teen in self defense case after fatal shooting
Elva Aney aged 21 was arrested in Barron Wisconsin on the charge of killing Albert Hewitt 50 eight miles east of Chetek Hewitt married three times allegedly pressured the girl Hewitt advanced toward her she fired the coroner's jury ruled self defense she remains jailed.
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Barron
Wis
Elva Aney
Albert Hewitt
Eigh Miles
Chetek
Hewitt
Green Bay Fire Chief Ken nedy to seek hearing after suspension
Green Bay Wisconsin June 15 Chief William Kennedy suspended by the fire and police commissioners for accepting a bribe said he will request a hearing. His attorney John F Martin will return next week with the matter to be taken under advisement.
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Green Bay
Wis
William Kennedy
Fire Department
Fire and Police
John F. Martin
Milwaukee Light Trust Restraining City From Building Plant
Milwaukee, Wis June 15 A temporary injunction has been secured by the Milwaukee Light company restraining the city from buying property for a municipal lighting plant on the grounds it has not sufficient money in the proper fund.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Light Company
Railway to Pay Cash for Rights in Kenosha
Kenosha officials report the Chicago Kenosha Milwaukee and Lake Geneva railway proposes to pay 1.50 per foot of track laid inside the city treasury to be given to property owners on paving or street improvements. The plan also dedicates seventeen feet of paving on double tracks and nine feet on single tracks. The line would link Kenosha with Waukegan and extend to Milwaukee within two years, with further extension west to Lake Geneva.
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Kenosha, Wis
Chicago
Kenosha
Waukegan
Milwaukee
Lake Geneva
Notice of La Crosse Board of Review Meeting 1906
The board of review of La Crosse City will meet June 25 1906 at the city clerk's office to review examine and correct the 1906 assessment rolls. Dated La Crosse Wis June 13 1906. Joseph M Sieger City Clerk.
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Board of Review of
City of la Crosse
la Crosse
Wis
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