Wisconsin Grange Elects Officers at Oshkosh Convention
The fortieth annual Wisconsin State Grange convention in Oshkosh elected officers led by Muster H M Culbertson Medina Overseer Herman Ilde Neenah Treasurer Murcia Howlett Oshkosh steward J Rilling Poygan chaplain A C Powers Beloit secretary W G Jemison Appleton gatekeeper C D Wood Appleton Also a Parcels Post resolution and praise for Senator La Follette were adopted.
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Madleon
Wisconsin State Grange
Oshkosh
Muster
H. M. Culbertson
Medina
Herman Ibde
Neenah
le Urer
M's
Murcia
Howlett
J. Rilling
Poygan
A. C. Powers
Beloit
Ald
Cross
Adenville
W. G. Jemison
South Greetivlity Grange
Banderob
Welconw
George M. Schaefer
Appleton
Traster
Wisconsin
William Cave
al- JenyiNe
Grange
Omro Grange
J. N. Tttempro
Poypan
Algoma
W. G. Jamison
Model Grange
Ruvolph J. Schagler
EJ. Waved
Ouro
Taft Urges Prompt Action on Monetary Reform and Finances
President Taft calls for swift congressional action on the monetary reform report and outlines fiscal data from the last year. He notes surpluses in general and postal funds, lists debt figures, and.supports consolidation across departments to boost efficiency.
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Postal Department
Washington
General Fund
United States
Panama Canal
Exctuatve
Othe Postal Service Isburdementy
Armase U
Post Office Department
Treasury
Maren
Congress
Morenary Commission
Mvc
Neriada
Logging Camps Break Up Across Northern Wisconsin
The winter weather devastates the lumber industry. Brooks and Ross Lumber Co camps and Barker and Stewart camps near Glandon shut down. About a hundred men lose jobs. At Parrish the other company closed its camps and most large northern camps have halted operations.
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Wisconsin
Brooks & Ross Lumber Company
Barker and Stewart Lumber Company
Glandon
Parris
Otter Company
No Doubt About One Thing in Expense and Brain Power
A frustrated father of a college student notes that money does not guarantee genius but concedes it helps. He contrasts spending on education with the returns in learning, highlighting the link between funds and intellectual effort.
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Charles R. Ven Hise
James
Eugene G. Updike
Frst Congregational Church
University of Wisconsin, Gates
John Bascom
van Hive
R. G. Slevecker
Supreme Coast
He Byll
John
Otter Grauidy
Indifference grows in an age of restless pursuits
A reader letter laments wide apathy as men chase pleasures money and power leaving time for serious issues scarce. It attributes the trend to modern life’s pressures and shifting values, warning of neglect of civic duty and enduring commitments.
Luxury Cigars Priced At $1.50 In Gold Leaf Wrapping
The Rochschildx smokes premium Henry Clay Sabranca cigars priced at $1.50 each. Each cigar is wrapped in gold leaf and stored in inlaid cedar wood cabinets.
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Rochschildx
Henry Clay Sabranca
Lost for Good in Neighbor Motor Gate Incident
Fragmentary text mentions a neighbor losing control of a motor gate and inquiry to a sheriff about the incident. No clear names, places, or dates are readable. Further readable context is needed to establish specifics.
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Greene
Wreck Kills Ten on Chicago Milwaukee Line at Odessa
A rear section of train No. 18 the Columbian from Seattle collided with the halted first section at Odessa Minnesota killing ten and injuring many. The second section carried silk and merchandise.cause attributed to signal operator error and brakeman action. Injured transported to Minneapolis with a long list of unnamed victims.
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Odvesa
Ming
Chicago, Milwaukee & Bt
Pau
Seattle
Aigoal
Minneapolis
Odessa
Alexander
C Oh Barver
Peery
Mont
Myvra
Nuwensie
Ind
McCone
Misa Petersen
Green Bar
Wic
J. J. Richards
Mabridge
N. D
Sourl Slope Division
St. Kauk Road
Ralph Amy
Aberdeen
SL. D
Adie Beutseh
Butte
Leola Kennedy
Newcastle
Jed
Mra. E. Leblan
Sherman Levy
Montana
FJ. Mather
Butts
Miraldus Pierce
Wash
Revier
Sparke
L. Revier
Thee Forks
John Samuelsox
S. D
Joseph Sandal
V. A. Willems
Lemmon
Ortenville
Minn
Reward fund posted for Madero assassination plot
A $125 000 reward sits in a New York bank awaiting the outcome of a plot to murder Mexican President Francisco I. Madero. The plan, set up by Mexican reactionaries in Paris and New York, involved followers of General Reyes and a Manhattan-based member of a prominent family, and is known to Madero and his agents in New York and Washington.
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Washington
New York
Francisco I. Madero
Mexico
Aris
Reyes
Manhattan
Madero
Couple Guilty As Slavers In Federal Court
Charles Wilson and wife Zoe Willard were found guilty of Mann Act violations by a federal jury. The penalty faces a $5,000 fine and up to ten years imprisonment or both. a new-trial motion will be heard. Defendants are under government surveillance. Wilson has worked as a printer in Chicago for ten years.
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Museum of the State Horticultural Society
Museum of
Ellsworth
Jones A. Garfield
Grent
Sam Houston
Joan Faw Jones
Roger Sherman
Sitting Hall
Tecumsen
George Washington
Daniel Webster
Mullltoned
Eg Nelson DeWey
Henry Dodge
James Uuane Doty
J. {. Doolittle
Augustus Gignon
Charles de Langlade
Increase
Panama Canal
Lakes
Gulf
Lake Michigan
Linnoim River
Mississippi
Gulf of Maxicala
Sanitary District of
Chicago
Lnois
Trinola
Utlea
Uten
Tinols
Tahitly Ang
Ta Tangriss
Navy Department
New York
Toro
jarMan
Panama
War Department
Navy
Thraurton
Nevel
Charles Wilson
Zoe Willard
Wilson
Steamer Euston Lost With All On Board Rescued
Lloyds reports the steamer Euston from Tampa bound for Yokohama was lost near Sac Juan de Nova on November 21. All aboard were saved and landed at Barsat Salam.
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London
Lloyds
Sansibar
Euston
Tampa
Mae
Yokohama
Sac Juan de Nova
Bars
Salam
Wisconsin Se curition company organized for Wisconsin utilities
The Wisconsin Se curition company is formed with a $1,000,000 capital to underwrite securities for firms lacking developed resources and invest primarily in Wisconsin public utilities. Officers: President Clement Smith. vice presidents Oliver C. Fuller and Willan Bigelow. secretary-treasurer Howard Greene. A Milwaukee committee will aid the industrial commission in setting an apprenticeship administration.
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Wisconsin Grange
H. Fl. Culbertson
Farmers of State
Paas
State Tax Board
Wisconsin Tax Commission
A. J. Myrland
Gruptspurg
George A. Francis
Crult
New Jersey
Mt Myrland
Burnett County
The
State University
Baard of Regents
Mount Horet
Francis
Milwaukeep
Commission
Sonn P. Lewis
Friendship
Anger
Schools of
McGovern
Ala
Board of Control
Daniel Woodward
Lewis Will
Tax Commission
Inc
O. S. Baynes
Chinage
North-Western Railway Company
Frank P. Crandon
Milwaukee Railroad
A. &, Dudley
Milwaukee
Petauver Dubs
Terchers
Attorney General
Labi
Lis Yooks
Secretary of State
Weights and Teasures
Dairy and Food Commission
Edgar A. Glenenstock
Milweul
Wizard Mi
Clemente
Cecdum
Appprsia
William ¥. Crumpton
Superior
Walter J. Frost
Kenosia
Louis Hanson
Wracine
Franklin L. Lane
Andreas 2
Lange
Racine
Frederick W
Mangelidorm
Muwaukge
Fitter
Taft
Picat
Serond
Stbverence and Pey
Army Service Corps
Tiree
Army Tyke Corps
Kuch & Corps
Xin Corps
Lis
Army of the
Efest Co
ST. Paul
Ave
Statenews
Madson
Ita
Ompha
Gordon
Manitowoc
Owler
Fowler
Montagne
Mich
Orange
George R. Scheeler
Ernest Schneider
Lang ‘Fade County
Joseph Schadmailer
Antigo
Waupun
Green Bay
Fx, Barth
Stepacnsot, Mich
Green Way
Madison
Industrial Commission of Wisconsin
Ashland
Thomas Prues
Alvin Davis
Rhinelander
Prues
Davis
Manitowov
Ruth Zeger
Greenwood
Racine—Thowlag
J. Morris Jensen
Jensen
Joseph Sokol
Iittle