Aspirants Fill All Off Etrs Except Congressman From Eleventh District
The article lists social Democratic petitions filed with the secretary of state by Winfield Gaylord of Milwaukee for a complete state and congressional ticket in the November election. It names candidates for United States senator W A Jacobs governor Henry Brus secretary Gusty A. Illering state treasurer Julius G Howland attorney general Tevi H. Dancroft and ten congressional districts with nominees such as Michael O Yabs Francis Le Sook Jasse C Stod dard Winfield R Gaylord Victor L Berger and others. It also covers Wisconsin Federation of Catholic Snelories convention plans and remarks by Secretary of State James A Frear on reform laws and state finances. Additional items mention state fair premiums, racing and livestock judging, a death of former state senator P J Clawson, a capitol wing wreck contract, and the Guardian Life Insurance Company forming with officers including Secretary of State James A Frear.
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Madson
Congress
Winfield Gaylord
Miwaukee
Gaylord
Ihorge
Milwaukee
Agoes
Wirth
United States
John C. Kleist
Milwauke Veevernor
W. A. Jacobs
Racine
Noutenant
Henry Brus
Mauiawoe
Gustity A.llering
Boylid
Charles W. Swanson
Superior
Ator Sey
George
Sheboygan ‘Falls
Sevanth
John Marquet
le ‘Crovac
Highth
Hichard W. Burke
Manitoworr
Joseph D. Oliver
Graen Bay
Lypn Thorpadc
Tthinglander
Tevi H. Dancroft
Asseubiyman
Wallace Ingalls
Henry B. Cooper
Carlathon FF. Mohr
Portage
Madison
James A. Frear
Phillip
Lng
Prear
Mr Frear
Wisconsin
Frear
James G. Glover
Ann Arbor
Mich
Center of Population Likely to Stay Near Columbus Ind
Census center may not move far from six miles southeast of Columbus Indiana as 1900 counts show big western growth and eastern immigration. Analysts note swift southwest and northwest gains, with the east adding many large cities, suggesting only gradual shift in the coming decade.
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Washington
Indiana
United States
Census Bureau
Columbus
Ind
Northwest
Ailles
Century span of Columbus area railway centering shift
Between 1890 and 1900 the center moved westward about three miles and halted six miles southeast of Columbus Indiana. The movement in that decade was the smallest in one hundred years.
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Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Loulasang
Woodstock
Moorefield
West Virginia
Clarksburg
Parkersburg
Chillicothe
Cincinnati
Werlumbus
Ind
Columbus
Census director seeks guidance on irrigation inquiry schedule
E Dana Durand, director of the census, invites input from officials, corporations, experts and agents with firsthand knowledge to shape a new irrigation inquiry. The aim is to gather data on land extent, water use, prices, crops, enterprises, and capital in arid region irrigation efforts ordered by Congress in the recent act amending the census law.
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E. Dana Durand
Congress
Java
Amacre
Census Bureau
Alaska's future debate sparks cabinet visit and policy questions
Washington officials Wickersham and Nagel plan a month in Alaska to study local disputes and the territory's future. They will assess congressionally proposed commission government, possible Morgan Guggenheim influence, wealth management, and a policy fit for generations, while James Wickersham seeks home rule with a 24 member legislature.
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Wickersham
Cormerce
Nagel
Alaska
Taft
Congress
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Senate Committee On Merritories
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Guggenheim Brothers
Messrs
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Ih Congress
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
California
Colorado
Montana
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Wisconsin Happenings Summary Card
Ambush shooting case in Portege involving Timothy McMahon and Edward Lennon unfolds with Lennon in custody after a failed hanging attempt. In Sheboygan a missing Panama hat sparks a local flap over misdelivered headgear from Justice Trester’s cleaning shop. Superior reports bank certificate theft via an opened letter envelope, while Oshkosh Council votes for municipal water power plant ownership. District notes cover river traffic on the Mississippi, Kenosha death of Charles Frank, a police crackdown on a saloon, and a host of local items including weathered obituaries, school moves, and civic events across Wisconsin towns.
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Edward Lennon
Lenton
H. A. Guiderson
Lendon F
Lennon
Adam Trester
A. O. Kingsford
Sheboygan Falls
Kingsford
Cosuer
Superter
American Exchange Bank
Duluth
Superior State Bank
Oshkosh
la Crosse
Mississippi River
Kenosha
Charles Frank
Kenosha County
Fox River
Frank
Polot
Kenesha
Nathan Gordon
Gordon
Wisdconsin Young People'a Junatheran Federation
O Wilke
Madison
Miea Allee
Strampe
Sangeyili
Cad Klrehner
Felotl
Ple
Ecketein
Losangyville
Boson Creek
Neenah
Fred Reble
Winnebago County
Green Bay
Nargard
University of Wisconsin
Brow County
Wisconsi State Reformatory Farm
Richland Center
Albert Brandt
H. A. Cooper
Ivar Kirkegaard
Whitewater
Gertrude Hulse
Whitewater Normal School
Bengator
India
Miss Halse
Beloit
Reck County
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Adverts Claim Universal Cure
An 19th century style testimonial advert claims Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cures female ailments from ulceration to nervous prostration. Mrs Atre ns of Chicago endorses the remedy after health improvements. The ad invites letters to Mrs Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts, for confidential advice and notes the product contains no narcotics.
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Lydia E
William Atrens
Chicago
E. Pinkham
Lydia
Pinkham
Lynn
Mgss
Doll House Library Search Yields Hidden Child Story Find
A persistent city shopper discovers a short tale titled The Gridin and the Armor Capon in a department store dolls house section. A Young Woman from the toy department hints the story may end in one of the downstairs doll houses, prompting a curious rummage through three exquisite hovads containing dim literature.
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Doll House Library
Toy
Sauce Co
Mystery Print Ties Inn to Shakespeare Backstory
Two Englishmen at the Red Horse Inn in Steatford-on-Avon notice a printed plot beneath a tumbling building image reading The House in Which Shakespeare Western. They share surprised remarks with a waiter confirming the inscription. One jokes the author was born in a manger.
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Red Horse Inn
Steatford-on-Avon
Englshman
Success Magazine
One Side Enough in Michigan Justice Court
Senator William Alden Smith cites an Irish justice of the peace in Michigan during a trial. The defense lawyer begins to present their side, prompting the judge to halt and warn against hearing both sides as it confuses the court.
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William Alden Smith
Michigan
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