Wisconsin Riot Over La Follette Plot Aims at Davidson Senate Run
A Madison dispatch reports State Senator Wright and allies claim they will unseat La Follette with Davidson as the chosen challenger. The plan includes Stephenson funding and Edmonds as state chairman, with ex-Gov Hoard also involved.
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Madison
Wright
la Follette
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W. H. Austin
Dan Riordan
Edmonds
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The
Sentinel
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Gov. Davidson
Hoard
Davidson
Rain Ends Forest Fire Threat in Michigan and Wisconsin
Rain cooled fire danger across northern Michigan and the head of Lake Superior region. Fire reports say showers eased outbreaks from Calumet to Houghton County with homes still at risk but most blazes under control. The heavy rain near Superior marked one of the year's heaviest downpours and halted fire danger within fifty miles of the city.
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Michigan
Peninsula
Copper Country
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Houghton
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Head of the Lakes
Motorman Saves Driver From Interurban Crash
An eastbound interurban car on the Water town line crashed into John Vass wagon and double team in Waukesh a. The driver, named Deck, was saved from death when the motorman reached through the window and gripped him by the color and hauled him to safety.
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Watertown
John Vass
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Torturing Animals To Assist Science
An article extols Pavlovs experiments on dogs and other animals to learn digestion while condemning the method as cruel. It links his work to Nobel Prize fame and cites Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a modern remedy, advertising free trial offers from F. A. Stuart Co. in Marshall, Michigan.
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Taft meeting disruptions prompt republican rifts in Milwaukee
Fred C. Lorenz former republican county chair declines to sit as Taft meeting vice president citing party company. Hatton supporters barred, Milwaukee factions clash as national Taft league plans unfold. Lorenz remains nonpartisan while urging proxies. he says he is out of politics.
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Foraker
Taft League of
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Congress
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Wisconsin Troops Repulse Bridge Attack at Camp
The Third Wisconsin and First Kentucky, under Col Holway, defended the Parker bridge near Fort Benjamin Harrison against a Michigan brigade. No full engagement occurred as outposts traded fire and troops withdrew when the defenders proved too strong. La Crosse native led the Wisconsin contingent. The day included marching, inspections, and outpost duties in a disciplined training camp.
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Brown
Bates
Bryan to Have Strenuous Day in Milwaukee Visit
William J. Bryan will speak at Madison at 1 30 pm then travel by special CM and St Paul train to Milwaukee arriving about 5 pm. He will proceed by car to Kosciusko Park to close the mass meeting, with railroad officials planning a two hour fifteen minute run.
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William J. Bryan
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Kosciusko Park
Bryan to Attend Dinner and Rally from Park to Riverview
At 4 o clock Mr Bryan will be driven from Kosciusko park to Mayor Rose's residence for dinner. At 7 he will go to the Plankinton house to greet marching clubs and be escorted toward Jefferson street and Juneau avenue, then proceed to the Riverview rink where he will address merchants and manufacturers at the Plankinton house. He departs for St Paul on the midnight Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul train.
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Wisconsin state brief roundup reports local incidents
Appleton brides suit case stolen delaying honeymoon. A 200 pound sturgeon found dead in Fox river. A 12 foot 6 inch corn stalk from seed sold at Chicago exhibit. Green Bay embezzlement case hearing set. Fox River Valley Library leaders elected. Madison fights stock subscription collections. Manitowoc plumbing inspector requested. Marinette Milwaukee road track work. Neenah teens fined for car thefts and junk dealer fined for receiving stolen property. Sheboygan quail noted in city. Stevens Point Twenty first Wisconsin reunion in progress. Superior drowning of Orlander Lund with found roll of bills. Additional forces of unknown report in Superior.
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Harry Kretchman
Fox River
Beloit
E. L. Cass
Manchester
Chicago
Green Bay
Ernest Greenman
Lucy Pleasants
Menasha
Agnes Dwight
Fox River Valley Library Association
Madison
J. C. Freeman
David Stephens
Charles Vetter
Southwestern State Company
Manitowoc
Central Labor Council
Common Council
Marinette
Milwaukee Road
Crivitz
Neenah
Bando
Jack Duitch
Stevens Point
Superior
Orlander Lund
South Range
Nemadji
Extension project work between here and Moose halted
Watertown reports Frank arrested in connection with the assault on John Cizik. In Wausau the county agricultural school will open on Monday.
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Moose Watertown
Frank
John Cizik
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County Agricultull
Wisconsin seeks permission to flush Fox River
Appleton authorities apply to Major Judson of Milwaukee for authority to open the Neenah Menasha dam headgate and release Lake Winnebago water to flush the Fox River into Green Bay. Officials hope to remove decayed matter threatening an epidemic. Judson not in Milwaukee but expected to grant on return.
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Apleton
Indianapolis House defeats county location bill postponement
In Indianapolis the county location bill failed to pass an indef init postponement 61 to 49 in the house this morning, allowing the bill to advance to the second reading despite the setback.
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