Milwaukee Defeat Signals Republican Rise in Wisconsin
An 1894 newspaper column predicts a nationwide Republican shift as Wisconsin voters favor Republican candidates. It cites Milwaukee as evidence against Democratic tactics and urges alignment with Republican reform. The piece calls for unity to preserve republican principles ahead of November elections.
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New Money Order System to Go Into Effect July First
A new postal money order system takes effect on July 1, replacing postal notes. Orders up to $3.50 cost three cents, higher amounts scale with fee cuts from current rates. The form is steel engraved, compact, and aims to boost safety and convenience, standardizing fees across denominations.
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Agricultural colleges face critique and reform call
A sweeping critique outlines the failure of agricultural and mechanical schools fostered by congressional land grants. It warns the system produced unfocused, impractical courses, misallocating funds and failing to train truly capable farmers. The piece laments persistent mismanagement and calls for a focused, well-supported agricultural education reform.
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Lymat J. Barnes Denies Candidacy Amid Party Split
Dispatch from Appleton reports Congr man Lymat J. Barnes, returned from Washington on public business, announcing he is not a candidate in the election. The note cites Tammon laws, family separations, and alleged distrust of private business as factors. His declination fuels belief that the Republican nominee may win.
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Senatorial tensions and Democratic opposition amid VE debate
The report notes Democratic lawmakers opposing the VE bill as Senator Matthews contemplates his own senatorial ambitions, claiming Matthews seeks to mobilize opposition to advance his career. It also mentions Solin Sung of LaCrosse visiting the city, linked to John Dongler’s cigar house and Sung’s hotel business.
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Ibis report and local business notes in state column
Around the State item notes wage cuts for employes in the law till sector and a 10 percent reduction this season. Wealthy La Crosse figures Wilmes and Schwebach tour Europe, a stock company forms for a mist-class bowl, and a Milwaukee connection. A poor boy from Floreare is killed by a knife, while Liatte saves himself from a blow. Lumber company plans a mill start with boom to ten six weeks. a large shingle mill to follow. Indians trap muskrats all winter by Woshkononz creek. pelts noted value $93 at Janesville. Bhinger of Wausau granted a pension after death of oldest son in a rail site incident. Stoughton Hub mentions gramme porbit found on the lake. birds noted. Cameron House in La Crosse to be run by Milwaukee line at end of lease, retire notice from manager Pal Railway Co.
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Wisconsin Wood County probate notice for Henry Poppy estate
Court in Grand Rapids grants Mary Kachrina Poppy as administratrix and orders creditors of Henry Poppy deceased to present claims by October 22. Public notice to publish weekly for three consecutive weeks in The Marnesey Pines in the city of Grand Rapids. Date March 18 1801. By the Court.
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Sir Wilkes to Stand at Marshfield Driving Park This Spring
Horse breeders announce the season of Sir Wilkes a seal brown 15 2 hands 1100 pounds in stud service at $20 with return privilege. He is a son of George Wilkes noted for speed pacing 4 seconds a quarter and 2 24% mile last season. Season runs April to July 2 with training to follow. Address E F Stephens Marshfield Driving Park for correspondence.
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