Wisconsin Game Laws and Wardens Under Fire
The 1892 Wisconsin legislature faced a flood of petitions on game laws. Wardens once numbered four with high salaries, but the 1891 repeal reduced to one in each area, hindering enforcement. The piece argues for renewed funding and county wardens to protect deer and other game, criticizes reform as ineffective, and notes political maneuvering around Senate control and figures like Senator Gurman and Kerry Simpson shaping outcomes.
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Linder
Wisconsin
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Gurman
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Montana
North Dakota
Nebraska
California
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One West
Congress
Kerry Simpson
Paul
Gorman
The Crisp Snub and Speakership Doubts In Congress
Congress reels from a studied slight on Speaker Crisp at a Club banquet and doubt lingers over Crisp's re election. Democratic members weigh patronage aims and Cleveland's influence, while public comment remains cautious and conflicted about the outcome.
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Congress
Crisp
Cleveland
Deimocravia
Bar Convention Adopts Candidate for Supreme Bench
The bar association of Eau Claire county held a meeting to adopt a resolution naming Judge Willan Piyon for reelection to the supreme bench. It favors a northern and northwestern slate to balance state representation and invites districts from the sixth to seventeenth circuits to a December convention at Marshfield to select a candidate. The Chippewa Falls Ashland and Superior bars back Judge Marshall of the eleventh circuit for the position, opposed by the Wausau Marshfield Eau Claire Neillsville Grand Rapids and others backing Judge C. M. Webb of the seventh circuit.
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Ean Claire
Wrencdd
Willan Piyon
Supreme Bench
Justicenna Bar Convention
Marshfield
Chippewa Falls
Ashland
Superior
Marshall
Wausau
Eau Claire
Neillsville
Grand Rapids
C. MM. Webb
Seventh Circuit
Patents Granted This Week by Wisconsin Inventors
List of ten Wisconsin inventors receiving patents this week as reported by A. Snow & Co. Solicit ors of American and foreign patents. Names include Tanssville G. J. H. Guetly O. Kessler Milwaukee Eau Claire Bleccie Murr Fountainity Horse collar Cseriage pole tip Reedsburg Metallic tenon Bull a Heater for stock tanks Card cutter and other entries with locations such as Centralia Racine Racine Lacoga and more.
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Wisconsin
A. Snow &Co
U. S
Washington N. G
J. H. Gutely
Tanssville
G. M. Wilband
P. Alter
Centralia
GO. Kessler
Milwaukee
O. Kyerstad
Eau Clatre
Fountainity
E. W. Rider
Racine
A. M
R. J. Snyders
Reedsburg
J. F
Logan Statue Design Selected for Washington Pedestal
The statue honoring General Logan has chosen Franklin Simmons as sculptor. An appropriation of 65 million dollars funds the project with support from Gan press and Logan's G A R comrades and the Army of the Tennessee. Secretary Elkins chairs the committee aiming to create Washington’s finest equestrian statue.
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Wrectel
Washington
Franklin Simmons
Ganpress
Army of the Tennessee
Elkins
Ben Will Shoot Ducks and Political Turmoil Hints
The piece notes President Harrison planning a holiday duck hunting trip to rest before a heavy post holiday workload. It raises concerns about health, political fights, and a wary public mood as Democrats threaten action. Also mentions Col. Albert de Lear’s journey and a New York priest’s return, plus Milwaukee’s brewing and distillery ambitions.
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Albert de Lear
Milwaukee
New York
Savannaha
Oshkosh
Fragmented 19th Century Hearsay Mix From New York
A garbled brief mentions ghouls in New York stealing bulwark and devouring remains. Ex Secretary Blaine is alive with limited recovery hope. Col Pabst and Margaret Mather in Milwaukee under parental care. President Cleveland’s stance on calling an extra session remains disputed. The Associated Press notes Janos G Blaine not Catholic and Mrs Langtray in England with anxious friends.
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Col. Pabst
Margaret Mather
Milwaukee
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