Wisconsin dairy and cheese convention planned in Milwaukee
State Dairy and Food Commissioner J. Emery announced a major cheese makers convention to be held in Milwaukee. The event will feature talks on quality, sanitation laws, exhibits, and prize medals for Wisconsin cheese factories, with speakers from Sheboygan, Manitowoc, Plymouth, and Chicago among others.
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Badger
Milwaukee
Emery
Wigeonall
United States
J. Q. Lmery
Wisconsin
Alma
Buffalo County
Mississippi River
Throne Marshiald
Wood County
Oronty
Lertinery
Coiba
Wiscontslit
Tully
Repuaheva
William Sle
Minwauhen Athletic Club
Roo
Bates
Molson
Molson, Préauent
J. K. Powell
Stevensaint
Ci Wusa
H. M. Scott
Sheboygan Halls
Mattnaw Suchuis
Garnet
Hapeye Yell
Strhebor
Baer
Madison
F. J.arlin
Mowroe
MeCready
Aaa
Sheboygan Falls
Sidney C.rh. Whiterport
Meinture Dairy
Maine
Prof. Barr
Ontario
W. C. Kusas
Prominent Pangain envoy once lived in Delph
WT Buchanan, minister to the new Pangain republic, formerly resided at Delph, Jnn, where he worked as a blacksmith by weekday and sang in the Methodist church choir on Sundays. Tadse John H. Terry of St. Louis sent each of his eight tenants a basket of twelve viands at Christmas, a gesture seen as far more welcome than many landlords' notices in that city.
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Sormellus Vanderbilt
New York
Vanderbilts
Wold
Vanderboilts
Buchanan
Republic of
Pangain
Delph
Jnn
Tadse John H. Terry
St. Louis
Lue
Corbett
Hanlon
Young Corbett
T'm McGrath
Harry Tothill
Billy Otts
T Hanton
Hanton
Harry Foley
Fred Landers
Ted Wolt
Toby Lewin
Eddie
Wisconsin Barber Board Announces First Exams
The Wisconsin examining board meets in Madison on January 25 and will hold the first barber exams in Milwaukee January 8 9 and 20. Applicants must score 65 of 109 and seven of ten in hair cutting and shaving to qualify. The 100 points include cutting hair shaving cleanliness time appearance and deportment with 10 points each for the first three and 4 points for the rest. Twenty questions are asked with up to 14 points for perfect answers. Applicants must bring tools and avoid any intoxicants during the process.
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Wisconsin
Stave Barbers’ Commission
Madison
Milwaukee
Badger
China Would Give Slices of Land In Manchuria War News
The article reports on tensions around Manchuria with Russia Japan negotiations and a possible evacuation blocked by winter and housing limits. It notes Chinese alarm over potential war and calls for Russia and Japan to respect existing treaties while Japan funds military moves and the Seppuk and Fusan railway issues loom.
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Czar
Manchuria
Japan
Russia
America
Mikado
Pein
Lien Fang
Eyac
Madeyle Gian
Manchia
China
Jaman
San Franciso
Geta Broters and Company
Brothers and Company
Moon
Tokilo
Dee
Privy Council
Yestar
Sepuk Fusan
Korea
Rome
Far East
Mediterranean
Chronicle
Moreno
Rivadavia
Genoa
Counc
Educational Fund
Tokin
Ent
Hare
Sout
Fusan
Vladivostock
Port Arthur
Retreating Muir Glacier Shrinks Vast Alaskan Ice
National Geographic reports on the Muir glacier in Alaska retreating since 1899. C L Andrews of Skagway and a photographer traveled 150 miles from Skagway to Mull inlet to document changes. The glacier has lost about 10 square miles and retreated nearly three miles, threatening the nearby sidewater glacier.
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Skagway
Mull Inlet
Andrews
National Geographic Magazine
Washington
Mull Glacier
Murray N Sidewater
New Corporations Formed Across Wisconsin
Articles of incorporation filed yesterday reveal several new businesses: Jolio Hutter Laumber Co. in New Lone ston Waupaca county with 810,000 capital stock. The Miller Genz Co. in Milwaukee with 60,000 capital to wholesale millinery. The Improved Scoop Co in Madison to manufacture patented scoops with 25,000 capital. Pfeiffer Lumber Co in Durand with 20,000 capital. Daniel Aberle & Song from Minnesota forms a Wisconsin operation with 60,000 capital of which 10,000 is in state.
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Secrest State Houser
Jolio Hutter Laumber Co
New Loneston
Waupaca County
Capital
William H. Batten
Wiliam H. Dick
W. W. Lindsay
Miller-Genz
Milwaugee
Dual’ Ness
Edward St. Miller
Frederick W. Genz
J. H. Gayhart
Improved Scoop Co
Madison
Matt Voelker
F. Josten
Riley
M. J. Adams
Pfeiffer Lumber Co
Durand
Pepin County
Fel
Atu
Incorporators
F. G. Pfeiffer
H. Goodrich
BE. W. Goodrich
Daniel Aberle & Song
Cummins Names a Judge
Des Moines reports Governor Cummins appointed William Miller of Bedford as judge of the third district, to succeed the resigned Robert L. Parrish. Miller's appointment comes amid a series of judicial postings announced yesterday.
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Cummins
Des Moines
William %. Miller
Bedford
Robert L. Parrish
Mayor Will Not Answer At State Committee Hearing
Sheboygan Wisconsin December 29 Mayor Born refused to appear before the state council to defend against charges. The investigation was described as public and centered in this city where the charges reportedly originated.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Dee
State Conteal
Jim
Milwaukee
Janeaville
Ouo Drever
B.C. Drever
Menomonie
Thompson
Digan
Milton
J. "I. Rogersies
Corbett Wins Clinched Bout as Hanlon Fails in San Francisco
In a dramatic sixteenth round stoppage referee Graney halts the bout after Hanlon sinks to the ropes vomiting and failing to rise. Corbett dominates with persistent blows and forces a decision in a packed San Francisco arena.
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San Francisco
Doc
Budle Hinton
Young” Corbett
Lue Conyeast
Hatton
Graney
Corbett
California
Hanlon
Verereé
Gruney
Interterret
Hanton
Han Ion
Dis
Greatest Bridge in America Opens Between Brooklyn and New York
The article lauds a new bridge linking Brooklyn and Manhattan, a monumental stone and steel reach over the river. It notes the $50 million project, its engineering triumphs, and the unnoticed yet dramatic impact on New York’s traffic and skyline.
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Hudson River
New York
Adewalter
Aung
Brooklyn Bridge
Pennsylvania Railroad
Eest
Collier’s Weekly
Brooklyn
Brooklys
Manhattan
Kenlus
Improved grain scoop firm formed in Madison area
A new Madison company, The Improved Grain Scoop Company, plans to manufacture and sell a patented grain scoop claimed to save farmers time. Production already runs one scoop per day in Waterloo, with future moves to Madison. Officers include Ford Josten as president, Matt Voelker as treasurer, A S Riley as vice president, and M J Adams as secretary. capital stock stands at 25000 dollars.
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Madison
Dee
Otuco Company
Marston Dock
Waterloo
Ford
Josten
Madison Tobacconist
Matt. Voelker
Matson
A. S. Riley
Iowa
Pardeeville
M. J. Adams
Milwaukee
Messrs
Josten and
Adams
Alice
Riley
Death of Rev Brooke Herford noted in London
The distinguished Unitarian clergyman and writer Rev Brooke Herford died in London. Born in England in 1830, he became pastor of the Church of the Messiah in Chicago in 1876 and in 1882 led the Arthington Street Church in Boston before moving to Rosslyn Hill Chapel in London.
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Brooke Herford
London
England
Harford
Church of the Messiah
Chicago
Boston
Artington Street
Rosslyn Hill Chapel
Radium Price Restated at 148335 Per Ounce
Report notes radium price set at 148335 dollars per ounce but warns the market cannot supply a whole ounce in one place. Observers say the figure has little practical effect due to distribution limits and scarcity.
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