Scofield Named Oconto Man In Wisconsin GOP Convention
At Milwaukee Exposition Building the Wisconsin Republican state convention nominated Maj. Scofield of Oconto for governor after a tense balloting process. La Follette and others drew strong support amid platform endorsing McKinley and Hobart, sound money, protective tariffs, and immigration limits. Ex-Gov. Hoard denied any senatorial candidacy while lauding party principles.
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Stave
Milwaukee
Nats of la Follette
Schofield
Othere
Hoard
A. Limoreux
Ashland
Michael Gridin
Eau Claire
Rogery M. la Fellette
H. C. Adams
Dane Counts
Edward Senfeld
A. W. Trevatt
Wausau
Eugene
Joan M. Thurston
Guy
la Follette
Thomas W. Boenca
Milwaukie
Maj. Scofield
Adams
la Fallette
la Folletté
Dane County
Scofeli
A. W. Trevitt
Chalman E. Db. Coe
State Central Conmistes
Coe
C. A. Lamoreux
Lamoreux
Michael Griffin
Wisconsin
St Louis
Therain
William McKinley
Garrett
Hobart
Chicago
Republican Party
Messares
A. R. Ball
Duns
Obammuan Griffin
Helt
Saverner
Robert M. la Voltatte
Dane
Ira B. Bradard
May Claire
Emil Baensch
Manitowoc
Eugene S. Elliott
C. E. Betebrook
Maj
Edward Scofield
Ocanlo
O’stock
Mr. la Follette
WD. Hoard
Bennettew
Pdl
United States Senate
Henry Sandford
Calumet County
Daensch
Gen. Grifin
Sec
Thurston
W. L. Homerot Mondovi
Bradford
Minor
Sturgeon Bay
Scofeld
Tenth District
Cosmopolitanism and youth in a changing world
The piece critiques youth emerging from college choosing cosmopolitan paths, contrasting cosmopolitanism with travel experience and American identity. It notes two forms of cosmopolitanism, favors the skew toward the untraveled, and cites Emerson Motley and Lowell on Americanization. It reports Metropolitan Traction tests of six cars with compressed air motors, potential replacement of cables, using the heatier Knight system, and a view that cables may soon end in New York transit.
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Thair
Baa
Paris
Abyaau
Emerson Saf
Ani Motley
Lowell
Europe
Harper's Bazar
Metropolitan Traction Company of
New York
Beleve
Princess Maud and Prince Charles Wedding Report
Princess Maud has married Prince Charles of Denmark. The article details her democratic tastes, artistic skills, and social habits, with notes on their planned residence near Sandringham and Copenhagen. It describes her outfits, jewelry, and public appearances, plus Charles’s background and the couple’s expected yearly movements between England and Denmark.
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Maud
Charis
Deniark
Prince Charles
Prin
Aarry
Europe
Harry
Mils Mills
Milas
Princesa Harry
William
Ile
Amy
Princess Maud
England
Appleton House
Sandringham
Prince of Wales
Appleton
Paston
Osborne
Sendringham
Sandringham Heath
Sprinifelds
Georgia court judges' pay sparks calls for higher allowance
The Georgia superior court judges earn 2600 dollars yearly while most practicing lawyers clear far more. Proposals circulate to grant judges a more liberal stipend as part of ongoing debates on state monopolies and public costs. A separate French monopoly note mentions a government sale of squid byproducts from tobacco processing to farmers and horticulturists.
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Georgia
Tt5
France
Mashpee’s Voters and Age of an Indian Woman
Mashpee, Massachusetts, is described as having many residents of Indian descent and a notably old aquaw. The text notes about sixty voters on the list and mentions an Indian woman aged 96 living in the town, implying long-standing Native presence.
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Berthe
Russia
Mashpee
Massachusetts
New England
Thought photographed by Dr Baraduc in Paris study
The fragment describes photographs claimed by Dr Baraduc from Roumanian origins, presented to the Paris Academy of Medicine as proof of mind pictures. The cloudy images show recognizable persons and objects, taken after the subject entered a dark room and placed a hand in a device for exposure.
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Baraduc
Paris Academie de Medecine
Roman road linked to Llandrindod and Magus in Wales
An intriguing fact shows life and surface changes in agricultural Wales while a Roman road remains in the heart of Llandrindod, traceable toward Magus. The Hotel Cecil in London is praised as a grand addition with 1,009 rooms, famed architecture and interior decor, though the road connection raises regional interest.
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Wales
Llandrindod
Magus
Cecil
London
Europe
United States
Hotel Cecil
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la Mollete
Baenech
Dodge
Atsaca
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Racine
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Mantowoc
Bet
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Judge Classon
Ninth District
Classon
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Madison
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Hull
Sineeie
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Clearfield
Isaac Seefeld
Edward
Clearfield Academy
Indiana
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Jeffersonian
Pennsylvania
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the Wildermead
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Tia
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Oocnto
Marlaette’ Limber Company
George Arnold
Edward Scofield & Co
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Agnes Potter
Oconte
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the Loyal Legion
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Psy Reserreee
Oconto
Wleconaia
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