Wisconsin Party Colors Drawn for Dunn Ballot System
Secretary Frear’s office held the color draw using dark green for Republicans, red for Democrats, light blue for Social-Democratic, and pink for Prohibition. White and yellow were avoided. The Social-Democratic and Prohibition parties had requested specific colors, and Wisconsin patents were listed alongside local geology notes and health data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
Lot
Frear
Nagler
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Social-Democratic Party
Prohibition Party
Watic
Madison Capital Building Wing To Be Torn Down
State capital commission adjourned with no contracts for tearing down the south wing. Five bids received. plan to crush stone for reuse in a new building. Old stone to be tested for suitability. Entire wing to be razed within sixty days of work start. Large workforce required. Milwaukee plastering by Conrad Smith for second floor east wing. Wisconsin Star League of Postmasters to meet at Republican House clubroom. officers named. Association of Postmasters schedule set for September 1 and 9, changed from 7 due to Roosevelt visit to Milwaukee.
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Davidson
Madison
Capital Building ‘Commission
State House
Com
Miselan
Conrad Smith
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Star League of Postmasters
Republican House
William H. Froelich
Jackson.ie
William R. Brown
Veterena’ Home
Waupaca
Wisconsin Association of Postmasters
Wiscon
Vene Po Ea Claire
Roosevelt
Waehleburn
Albert Sandow
Bell
Charles A. Brunner
Cornucopia
Sandow
Charles Brunner
Brunner
Marinette
R. F. Goodman
Henry McUride
Wright Brothers’ Cedar Company
Chautauqua
Chipper Falls
He &T
Worth Carroll Street
Charles N. Gregory
Lew Suad
University of Iowa
Europe
C. G. Swanson
Louis Drabm
C. P. Selton
Lesses
A. P. Seltor
Louis Drahm
Mr. Swanson
Marinatte
Peter Latforski
Pennsylvania
Stephenson
Northern Hospital
Winnebago
Chippewa Falls
Peter Gilbert
Frontinac
Minn
Washburn
August Cornell
Mason
Cornell
Wise Consin
Sawmilla
State Board of Forestry
Jacob Power
Crippen Captured Aboard Montrose After Escape
Dr Hawley Harvey Crippen and his stenographer Esther Leaeve were arrested on the Canadian ship Montrose at Scotland Yard’s command. Aboard the steamer Crippen, once in fear, and the girl in boyish clothes, were taken to stand trial in England for the presumed murder of Crippen’s wife Bella Elmore.
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Fatiér Polot
Hawley Harvey Crippen
Esther Clare le Aeve
London
Bella Elmore
Montrose
Inspector New
Scotland Yard
Fiteen
Map
Tbefr
Crippen
Rtenelon
John Robinson
Ben
Antwerp
Queboc
Chnz
John G Carlisle Dies in New York Heart Failure
John G Carlisle former secretary of the treasury died in his New York apartments from heart failure aided by a long intestinal ailment. Born September 5 1835 in Kenton County Kentucky he rose from the Kentucky House to the state senate and served as lieutenant governor before entering national politics. He was a Democrat who served in the U S House and Senate and later returned to law practice in New York until his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tohn G. Carlisle
Secretary of the Treasury
Jong
Kenton County
Pubie
Taw
Yorne Ian
Kentucky House of Representatives
State Senate
National House
House
James B. Beck
United States Senate
Original D. A. R. Is Dead In Wisconsin
Mrs. Sarah Gale Dennett, believed to be the last Wisconsin member of an original Daughters of the American Revolution chapter, died in Port Washington at age 84. A Revolutionary War soldier her father served in Massachusetts, she moved to Sheboysen Falls in 1584 and later Port Washington. Survived by three sons F. A. Denneth Sheboygan John B. Dennett Port Washington Charles M. Dennett Cleveland and daughter Louise B. Hopkins Kansas City Missouri.
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Port Washington
Sarah Gale Dennett
Wisconsin
Daughters of the American Revolution
This City
Charles M. Dennett
Cleveland
A Dughter
Louise B. Hopkins
Kansas City
Accused Slayer Laughs Before Transfer
San Francisco detains Henry Joseph Wendling charged with murder of 8 year old Alma Kellner in Louisville. He laughs at his fate and claims fear of his brother in law Louis Arnold. Captain Carney orders strict precautions to prevent suicide during the train transfer.
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San Francisco
Henory
Joseph Wendling
Alma Kellner
Louisville
Wife and Country Crooked Banter at Lawyers Club
Paul B Cravath told a luncheon audience that vacation time brings the old wives tale of đing to the country in jest. A second tale from two lawyers overheard near the club echoed the theme with a quip about a wife returning from the country, provoking light chatter among attendees.
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Paul B. Cravath
New York
Lawyers' Club
Smith
Seven Times Forty Eight, A Child’s Prayer
A seven year old, in class prayer, asks for a math phrase to be correct. She asks God to “make seven times all forty-eight,” explaining she wrote it that way in school and wants it right. Her mother questions the wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Lippincott's
Not His Fault Oratory Gift Not An Acquaintment
An eccentric necician voices a belief that oratory is a gift not an acquirement while a chairman assures no blame for doing the best possible. A flippant aside notes how a girl may pretend to whistle to catch a young man’s eye by showcasing a coy smile.
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Neciician
A Simple Matter With a Roiling Newspaper Voice
A humorous fragment shows Mrs Torkina and a narrator debating temperance, footwear laws, and male stubbornness. The piece mocks Prohibition talk and mocks Dr Pierce's Pills while hinting at marital banter and social norms of the era.
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Wiaconsin
Oliphant & Young
Wisconsin Street
Wetman Bolingki
Schmidt
New London
Edward Cheshire
Jacob Christensen
Racine
Albert Clausing
Franke
Doyle
Frank E. Davis
la Crosse
Clinton W. Dickinson
Fan Crosse
Clinton W. Jokinson
le Crouse
Rank
Ry Henry C
Otto L. Mlebych
Anks. Mills
Ibert ‘J. Hanson
Antigo
Mson
William C. Hartman
Louis R. Horvath
Potruez
Wisconsin Geological Society
Public Museum
Deata
Mycology
Ars
University of Wisconsin
M. PF. Ravenel
Pasteur Inte
Pasteur
Marinarte de Pere
Optometrists
Onsin Association of Optometrists
Lake Obago
Oshkosh
Ners
Aident
Hush McEwan
Fond du
J. H. Schafer
Aukée
C. D. Waugh
Aukee
J. H W. Schaller
Ville
A. A. Louck
An- T. ©. Randall and
A. R. Bach
Marry L. Russell
University of Wisconsin Agricultural College
C. P. Cary
Wells Farm
West Allis
Lake
Greenfield
Cudahy i
State University
Yusnell
Harvey PD. Brown
Wisconsin Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Milwaukee Normal School
A. C
Brown
W. D. Frost
State Hygledle Laboratory
M. P. Ravenel
Janesville
United States
Agronomy Department
The
College of Agriculture
A, JL. Stone
Canada
State Railroad Commission
Milwaukee & Fox River Valley Railroad Company
Thia
Appleton
W. B. Holliday
Hancock
Republcan
Assembly
Bis
Secretary of State
Marquette
Adams County
State News
DR. Crippen
Shock
Dew
McCarthy
Denis
Francois Gauvreau
Oniecal
Quebec
Myself
J. A. Shaw
Jim
John G. Carlisle
St. Pierce
Medicioe
Dr. Pierce
R.V. Pierce
Buffalo
N.Y
Ata
Ic Lely
Lamp
Rayo
Standard Oil Company (Incorporated
Benbum
Norway
Bepcham
Postum Ceeral Co., Ltd
Battla Crock, Mich
Charley
Mra. Torkina
Ahnoyance Srewa
Uals
E. M. Gouburn
Pierce
Carter
Vauy
Utaro Ropation
Ting
Sick
ARTEM
OM Tonrt CO
Bowron, Maus
Daisy Fly Kill
Peah As
Eunivanl
Iporer
Anythin
Oraent
Jikold
Hobahh
Wisconsin Lakes Ice & Cartage Co
Ellen
W. J. Sutton
Gtr
Milwaukes
Viaresyecuns
Thompson's Eye
N. U
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