Dengler Named Wisconsin Elector At Large For Reformers
The Wisconsin Republican convention praised John Dengler of this city for being chosen as an elector at large. Dengler, a long-time advocate of the Wisconsin Idea and La Follette’s movement, is hailed as a steadfast progressive who stood in the front ranks through years of battle against opposition. His selection is seen as adding security and reliable leadership amid shifting party alignments.
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Republcans
John Dengler
Wisconsin
Dengler
White Plague Economics Highlighted At Tuberculosis Congress
The International Tuberculosis Congress in Washington features Prof Irving Fisher of Yale describing tuberculosis as a great economic burden. He cites annual U S costs around one billion dollars, 138 000 deaths, and lost earnings totaling billions, urging isolation hospitals and prevention to curb the disease. Walter F Wilcox of Cornell adds New York state losses exceed 65 million yearly with vast impacts on young adults andFarmers. The economic angle complements health concerns in the campaign to eradicate tuberculosis.
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Washington
Tribune
Irving Fisher
Yale
United States
Fisher
Prof. Fisher
New York
Walter F. Wilcox
Cornell
New York State
Jerome probes Cleveland letter scan dal authenticity
The article notes Jerome will probe the Cleveland letter scan dal to determine authenticity, aiming to reveal how much can be learned, as he previously indicated regarding the New York trac.
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Jerome
Cleveland
Comus Night Marked First American Production
Spotlight on Donald Robertson in the first American production of Comus on October 2. His company, about thirty performers, includes regular cast, soloists, dancers and musicians, delivering a sublime masque with notable musical setting.
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America
Donald Robertson
Woman of the West at La Crosse Theater
Tomorrow night in La Crosse the Rocky Mountain atmosphere shines in Father Vaughan's A Woman of the West. Annie Mackerlein stage crafts a faithful scenic dress with miners cabin stage road mountain mission church and gold mine interior to heighten the drama. The Mountian charm captivates audiences and lingers beyond the show.
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la Crosse Theater
Rocky Mountains
Father Vaughan
West
Rockies
Annie Mackerlein
Barstow of Texas Shaped Irrigation and Conservation Efforts
First Vice President of the National Irrigation Congress at its sixteenth Albuquerque session, Barstow a Rhode Island native now living in Barstow Texas. He built extensive irrigation works and led conservation missions, serving as an officer in several congresses and named for the next presidency. He led the first National Drainage Congress and joined the President’s Washington gathering and Mississippi river Deep Waterways trip.
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National Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Mr. Barstow
Rhode Island
Barstow
Texas
Washington
Mississippi
Taft Labor Relations Remarks Stirting Controversy
Gov. Hughes hails Taft as labor’s friend amid debate over a strike injunction and the so called Peaceful Bill. The piece suggests Taft’s stance drew strong reactions and exposes tensions between executive action and labor interests.
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Gov. Hughes
Taft
Labor
Winter bulbs and little things that count in life
A garden lesson on preparing bulbs for a winter display and gifting flowers at Christmas. The piece contrasts care with household duties, urging shared responsibility and attention to small tasks that shape character. It highlights bulb planting steps and the value of everyday kindness in family life.
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Amy
Mickle
Quips and Cranks and Wanton Wiles Riddle
A stained page from Success Magazine plays with letters to form a playful puzzle about spelling. The quips mock a speller's woes while hinting at a hidden phrase built from letters S I X and E and Y.
To think about it that’s sort of convincing Pittsburg Press
A clipped line from the Pittsburg Press quotes a speaker musing that the idea holds sway, noting a cautious but growing sense of agreement. The remark appears amid coverage of a local debate shaping opinions and policy considerations.
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Pittsburg Press
Sally and Dolly Trade Jokes on Mr Callipers Bow Legs
Sally and Dolly remark on Mr Callipers in playful banter. Sally notes his bow legs give him an arch look and Dolly agrees, calling him cunning and a fine figure of wit.
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Sally Gay
Mr. Callipers
Dolly Swift
Sunny Jim Sherman Taunts Bryan Over Toy Democracy Claim
The speaker ridicules Bryan by calling him the "toymaker of democracy" and jokes that after the election Jim may realize he has been playing with Bryan's toy cannon.
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Mr. Bryan
Jim
Bryan
Couple Faces Offender in Court Over Domestic Strife
A judge chastises a woman testifying that her husband assaulted her with his fists. The hearing ends with the judge sentencing six months, labeling the incidents as Black Hand outrages that must stop.
Time to Theater: A Puzzling Pair Declines Or Demands
A dialogue shows a couple negotiating over a theater night with mutual reluctance and conditional desires. They hover between going and staying home, each insisting the other must want to go, until time runs out as the theater begins the third act.
Fragmentary note on toxic substances and recipe curiosities
A garbled fragment references Tommy-Say pop, home made angel food, and mentions Paris green carbolic acid and green apples as potential toxic connections. The text reads like a curious mix of home remedies and chemicals with unclear context or safety implications.
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Pop
Paris Green
The Way She Put It Lady Teacher
A town gossip column notes a tense exchange as a lady teacher threatens to resign if the principal does not retract a marriage proposal he made last night. The school trustee asks what was said, the teacher replies with the proposal.
Milk fraud probe spurs smarting accusation at club
In a San Francisco Chronicle excerpt, Louis Ferrari probes impure milk cases amid a club discussion. A member cites cod liver oil emulsion as a vile contaminant and implicates a dairy source linked to Jack Gleason’s brother, prompting further investigation.
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Louis Ferrari
Oympic Club
Ferrari
Andrew Glarner
Jack Gleason
Ferre
Jack
San Francisco Chronicle
Colonel Buys Temperamental Mare For Barbary Belle
Col Plummer of New York purchases a brown mare to accompany Barbary Belle. His groom warns the horse is temperamental, noting she kicked him from the feeding box twice as they acclimate to new surroundings.
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Col. Plummer
New York
John
Train Delayed In English Town Ends With Odd Dog Interruption
A traveller awaits a late branch line train in a quiet English town. He asks the sleepy porter the twentieth time if the train is near. A dog trots up the track and the porter declares the engine driver's dog is arriving, signaling the engine may be close.
Irish Soldier Pat Faces Battle with Back to It Spirit
In a World War I exchange, an Irishman nicknamed Pat replies to a sergeant that he was not frightened by battle, claiming he can face anything when his back is to it. The dialogue highlights resilience and stoic humor amid combat.
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Pat
Charitable Exchange Teases Handsome Man’s Vices
A wry exchange notes a charming man’s flaws with claims of heavy drinking gambling and three divorces while conceding his virtues may exist. The remark plays on public gossip and social judgment without naming individuals.
Portraits and Pressure at Guy's Saffron Charteris Home
In Guy’s sitting room a large portrait stirs conflict as Edward presses for a clear plan. Cynthia resists the scandal’s exposure while Angela Tempest’s name fuels tension. Guy contemplates marriage and exile as Edward demands a direct answer.
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Cynthia
Angela Tempest
Pynsent
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Cimerian
Pixton
Saffron Charteris
Attestations by Swarthout and Platz
In a brief notarized statement, E. C. Swarthout and M. F. Platz confirm the authenticity of signatures or documents. The record notes their acknowledgement and the formal attestation event.
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