Milwaukee Mayor Rose May Move To Seattle After Term
Milwaukee mayor David S. Rose, a five term leader and national Democratic power, hints he may relocate to Seattle after his current term ends. Friends who spoke with him on returning from the west report his remark that Seattle is the city “and it has me guessing.” He also says he will not reconvene with Dr. Samuel Dickie, as earlier negotiations for a meeting during the exposition collapsed.
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Milwaukee
Wis
David S. Rose
United States
Seattle
Rose
Samuel Dickie
Woman Celebrates 104th Birthday in Wisconsin
Burlinton Wisconsin June 22 Mrs Betsey Sykes of Rochester Racine county celebrated her 104th birthday on Monday She has retained her mental faculties though she suffers slight deafness and failing eyesight She recalls incidents from the war of 1812 when she was seven years old
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Burlinton
Wis
Betsey Sykes
Rochester
Racine County
Chamerlain's stomach and Liver Tiblet advertisement
When digestion is right appetite and bowels function well. If not, try Chamerlain's stomach and Liver Tiblets. They strengthen digestive organs improve appetite and regulate bowels.
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Chamerlain
Jury Venire Expanded in Vera Lee Murder Trial
After examining thirty seven veniremen in Vera Lee murder case Judge W J Turner ordered an additional array of fifty men to appear for examination today. It is expected a full jury will be chosen by end of day.
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Vera Lee
W. J. Turner
Wisconsin Firemen Gather for Ladysmith Meet
The twenty second annual convention and tournament of the Wisconsin State Firemen's association will be held at Ladysmith June 23 24 and 25. Citizens are making efforts to give visiting firemen a loyal welcome.
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Ladysmith
Wis
Wisconsin State Firemen’s Association
Young Fool's Fun Behind a Wise Old Man
A reflective line recalls the paradox of aging where youth’s joy outshines the elder’s memory. The speaker notes wisdom’s burden and the lasting allure of playful daring from youth.
La Follette Backs Paper Tariff With Cautionary Limits
Senator La Follette argues for a print paper duty of two dollars per ton to shield U S mills, with a temporary four dollar rate until July 1, 1912, to allow Wisconsin and other distant mills to adjust. He cites wage data from the Bureau of Labor showing U S costs higher than Canada and urges transition to alternative paper production.
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Washington, D. C
la Follette
Wisconsin
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Ways and Means Committee
Select Committee
House of Representatives
Canada
Bureau of Labor of
United States
Mann Committee
Labor Bureau
Bureau of Labor
Finance Committee
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Trempealeau Man Writes New Song
Trempealeau resident E. H. Cleveland visited town with a new song titled The Lament of the Henpecked. The whistling style composition promises to be a seasonal hit and may be performed at the Bijou illustrated. The comical lyrics describe a husband’s troubles and the song will be sold at Leithold's Music store.
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E. H. Cleveland
Trempealeau
Bijou
Leveland
Leithold
Banks Seek Injunction Against Nebraska Deposit Guaranty Act
Fifty two Nebraska bankers filed in Lincoln federal court for an injunction to block the state guaranty of bank deposits act. They argue the law confiscates one man’s property to pay others, that the assessment provision is indefinite, allowing unlimited bank assessments, and that the requirement for immediate depositor payment is illogical and impossible.
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Neb
National
State Bankers of
Nebraska
Lincoln
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