La Crosse Shuts Out Oshkosh In Yesterday's Game
La Crosse defeated Oshkosh 7 to 0 in front of about 1,300 fans. New pitcher Jones held Oshkosh to one hit while Corbett struggled after four innings. Five runs in the fifth, one in the sixth, and another in the eighth sealed the win. Miller and Ramsey drove runs for La Crosse.
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Milwaukee Liverymen Face Restraint of Trade Claims
In Milwaukee May 11 A M Kohn and James F Gaffney disclose tactics of the Milwaukee Livery men association to keep high prices. About forty to fifty liverymen, with most in the city, signed $100 notes to abide by its rules. Rules force double charges for weddings, midnight rigs, undertaker commissions, and exclusive carriage supply. Some members have withdrawn as rules were enforced too strictly.
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State convention and veteran reunion set for June
Oshkosh hosts the annual state convention of the United Commercial Travelers June 9 and 10. Depere announces the reunion of the Fourteenth Wisconsin Veteran Volunteer Infantry June 7 to 9. Mansfield reports a farmer from Rozellville killed near the Wisconsin Central station.
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Wisconsin Victorious Orator Max Loeb Celebrated at Madison
Max Loeb of Chicago won the intercollegiate oratorical contest at Evanston, prompting a rain soaked Madison welcome. Governor La Follette and University officials spoke as thousands cheered, marking a historic moment for Wisconsin oratory. The Loebs have a notable family history in the Northern Oratorical league.
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Wisconsin Senator North Proposes Elective Railroad Rate Commission
Madison May 11 Senator William Campbell North author of a substitute railroad rate commission bill is a Democrat from Dodge County. He favors an elective commission to set rates and allow appeals to stay decisions, while opposing too much political power in appointive boards. He wants railroads to test commission decisions in court.
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State convention schedule for Madison May 23 24
Neenah leader E A Williams supreme president of the Equitable Fraternal union issued the program for the state convention to be held in Madison on May 23 and 24. The note references a limited passenger train service from Marshfield and the gathering of union members.
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Madison
Thief Found After 35 Years in Sedalia Missouri
In Racine Wisconsin Miss Eleanor Williams recovered a 55 dollar loss from a former sewing machine salesman who vanished with payment years ago. She located the man in Sedalia Missouri where he is now reported wealthy and promising immediate repayment.
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Kenosha Kindergar ten Group Formed for Schools
The Kenosha Kindergarten Association is organized in Kenosha with E. C. Thiers as president to promote kindergarten work and integrate it into the public school curriculum.
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Merica Declines Wausau School Superintendent Post
Prof Charles O Merica financial agent for Lawrence university and former head of the state industrial school at Waukesha declines the Wausau superintendency, succeeding Karl Mathie.
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Charles O. Merica
Lawrence University
Waukesha
Karl Mathie
Racine Dispute Over Ladders and Damages Sees Suit
In Racine Mrs Johannah Held rents painters and a homeowner with tools to paint John Gemmell's house but objects to ladders on her property. Dr Kitto sues Mayor Nelson in Racine for 50000 damages over being barred from St Marys hospital citing remarks on his surgical ability. The Kenosha library board returns 5000 to the city as an overage in funding. Ground breaks at Ranney for the Chicago North Western line between Milwaukee and Chicago. A plaster counterfeiting outfit is found in an old Gamble livery barn. The Oshkosh money order department plans night service. A 27 year old man is fatally kicked by a horse in Kenosha. Shawano county fair set for September 13 to 15.
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