Wisconsin Masons mark fifty years with Milwaukee banquet
The forty ninth annual reunion of Wisconsin consistory and related Scottish Rite bodies closed in Milwaukee after a four day session with a banquet. William P. Kenny led as commander in chief. speakers included Charles Whelan and Rev. E L Wagerman. The gathering honored milestones, announced plans for the 50th anniversary and anticipated a large class at the new temple. Wisconsin consistory counts 2238 members with 18 deaths in the year.
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Chicago
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Pogumonia
New York
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Kenny
Wisconasa Conslatory
Makeup of Next Wisconsin Legislature Record
A revived list of members elected and holdovers with post office addresses. Senate composition shows Republicans 23, Democrats 5, Social Democrats 1. Assembly lists Republicans 605, Democrats 64, Social Democrats 6 with numerous districts and named representatives including Green Bay Milwaukee Oshkosh Racine and others, detailing district by district seats and party affiliations.
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State Happenings in Wisconsin and Nearby Tales
Wausau Yonkers a man aged forty eight drowned after crossing a street railway bridge at Schofield. Green Bay a boy of thirty eight recovering from an accident involving a burrowed wall collapse that buried him and his dog. he escaped with injuries. New Richmond officers report a deer carcass influx amid dry conditions hindering marsh freezing. New Richmond ex-postmaster Donohue seeks new ventures in Vancouver after Klondike era. Fort Atkinson offers to fund a Dwight Foster Library with local support. Macine Fratle Oraschalck, a seventeen year old, sentenced to a year in the Green Bay reformatory for horse theft and gunplay. Marinette Masonry cornerstone laid in Menominee temple, dedication planned for spring. Tanceville workman John Spleck dies after a curb fall, leaving family in Russia and wife in Kenosha. Fond du Lac teen saves life by killing a bull after a 20 minute struggle. Shawano government funds $8,000 barn on Menominee reservation project to showcase modern farm architecture. Madigan Armson visits Wisconsin to study income tax law with Minnesota officials. Sheboygan Rev Deace Upjohn resigns. will lead All Saints Appleton parish. Grand Rapids Fred Gaylor, 50, prisoner, attempts suicide. survives. Neenah claims tallest Wisconsin resident, R C Ingold at seven feet two inches. Racine Edward Hofman, longtime fire department member, collapses at duty. son notified of death during Masonry ceremony.
Sanatoria Sites Selected for Dane and Sheboygan Counties
Wisconsin state board of control approved sanatorium sites in Dane and Sheboygan counties. The Dane site is the late Frenty Sutherland farm near Syene four miles south of Madison, and the Sheboygan site is the county asylum farm. A state meeting will select a site for the new home for the feeble minded and report to the next legislature.
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Progressive elector McFerridge Refuses Expense Statement
Madigan William H McFerridge of Baraboo a progressive presidential elector will not file the statement of election expenses claiming his party was not designated on the ballot as the progressive ticket appeared as independent Secretary Frear replied that failure to file will compel the district attorney to act and perform his duty.
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Woman Killed by Train While Reaching for Apple
Mrs Annie Oliver, while stooping to recover a dropped apple, was struck by a Milwaukee Road train in front of the Waupun depot. She was placed on the train and transported to a Milwaukee hospital where she died of her injuries.
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Annie Oliver
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Democrats Seek Recount in Dane County Precincts
The Democratic central committee served notice on County Clerk Prelstadt requesting a recount of the governor vote in ten Dane County precincts.
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Democratic Site Central Committee
Prelstadt
Dane County
Origin of Wisconsin nickname Badger State
The piece explains early lead miners from the south earning the name Suckers and Illinois as Tha Surker State. It notes Eastern miners could not winter home and dug into hillsides like badgers, becoming Wisconsin’s first permanent miners and giving the state the Badger name though the animal is not common there.
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Indy
Illinois
Badger State
Contention in slander case ends with remark on gratitude
The jury heard closing arguments before Judge Den M Smith as slander allegations surfaced. An objecting attorney challenged the claim of gratitude as a constitutional requirement, leading to a sharp exchange about evidence and citizenship.
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Tounge
Chicago Evening Post
Judge Cured by Kidney Pills in Probate Judge Letter
A 63-year-old probate judge from Cimorren Kansas reports relief from long heart trouble and palpitations after using Decide Kidney Pills for about a year. He claims no recurrence, notes improved health and weight, and invites correspondence. ad lists price and order details.
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Philip Miller
Cimorren
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Miller
Dodds Medicine Co
Buffalo
Golden Mouths and a Dentist Hint
Quotation reflects a clash over oratory skills and a remark about a man’s credibility. A speaker’s reputation is questioned, with a jab implying dental work altered his voice. The exchange suggests scrutiny of speakers in a public oratory setting.
Extremes and Heading Confusion in Two UD Articles
Two articles share a striking similarity in theme and wording, prompting debate over whether they should run under a unified heading. Editors note the stories appear on the same page with parallel leads and focus.
Emiyocal Fragments Reveal Bank Account Ties
Fragmentary text shows conversations about friends and a person who is "mad nowadaye" and references bank accounts kept by someone. The readable lines suggest social connections and financial mentions but lack clear events or concrete facts. Further context needed to craft a precise news item.
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The Inventor Debates Futuristic Inventions in Banter
A quirky dialogue features an inventor boasting heatless light and leakless Axtureea while a judge mockingly urges perfection of footless metto and vanishing gas bus. The playful exchange satirizes urban life and gadget fantasies.
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Same Town, Different Tastes In The Tailor Trade
A village tailor tells the vicar he receives no regional orders for items like hats or handkerchiefs. He jokes that when a good suit or sermon is needed, he goes to London for both. The vicar notes the tailor has not attended church recently.
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Postum Adverts Coffee Health Reforms Prompt Converts
A periodal item notes scoffers becoming believers in the health claims of Postum over coffee. Letters recount headaches and digestive relief after switching, praising the beverage and urging readers to try it. The feature references a reader in Oklahoma and a Michigan town, plus a promise of further letters.
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