Wisconsin News Terse Summary of State Affairs
Wisconsin dispatches report Wisconsin Press Association officers elected George Cooper of Black River Falls as president C L Coward of Lodi as treasurer and F E Andrews of Bloomer as secretary A probe into the death of John Smith at the state reformatory is underway amid parental claims of officer involvement. State live stock board data show tuberculin orders for 2009 with 47380 cattle treated and 1319 slaughtered. cost to the state estimated at 45000. Hyde resigns as Racine Gas Light Company head with expected move to Tacoma Washington. Carroll College and local congregations see leaders decline offers. Postmaster appointments announced in several counties. Superior lays cornerstone for new 300000 high school with university and city officials speaking. Milwaukee baseball figure Cushman obituary. Crandon fire destroys six major stores worth 250000. Bangor train collision injures one and kills two horses. Mayville drowning near Rock River. Sheboygan bank to reopen? Green Bay cemetery to add park. Muskegon sheriff retrieves wanted man in Michigan. Wausau eyes 1910 Wisconsin German American alliance convention. Neemah skeleton discovery may be Indian remains. Ashland disputes rate discrimination in state complaint.
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Wisconsin Press Association
George ¥. Cooper
Black River Falls
Lodi
F. E. Andrews
Bloomer
Crean Buy-Am
Henry H. Hyde
Racine Gas Light Company
Uderstood
Hyde
Ta+coms
Wash
Racine
Wisconsin Association of Gas Manufacturers, Nebit
J. A. Blaisdell
Betoit Volieys
Second Congregational Church
C. T. Eadward
First Presbyterian Church
Feld
Carroll College
Washington, D. C
Washington, D. C.—Postmasters Were Appointed As Follows: Donduel, Shawano County
Miss EL Ll Zernicke
Yernicka Ree
Lyons
Walworth County
Joseph A. Strassen
T. H. Wilcox
Morrisonville
Dane County
Fred Theruf
B. l Woodford
Truesdell
Kenosha County
Joseph H. Beland
G. W. Michalski
I. van Tlisu
The
State University
van Hise
Crumpton
W. J. McCaskill
Mal School
W. B. Maddock
HW. A. Russell
Milwaukee
Charles Cushman
Cushman
Toronto
Ont
Rochester
N. Y. Crandon
Sparta
Miwaukee
Alfred Meyer
Butch Creek
Bangor
Meyer
Mayville
Arnold Metke
Fred Metke
Rock River
Sheboygan
Dairymen's National Bank of
Sheboygan Falls
National Bank
George KE. Luthor
Green Bay
Woodlawn
Madison
Muskegon County
Michigan
Mike Thompson
Sherdon
Wausan
Wisconsin German-American Alliance
Neemah
Workmoot
West North Water Street
Herman
Ashland
Duluth
Ashland Advancement Associaon
Child Hangs After Playing Out Move Picture Scene
Six year old Girard Williams nearly dies when a strap is tied around his neck during a backyard reenactment of a film hanging. Four doctors revive him after hours of treatment. he shows signs of recovery. A neighbor’s boy and his brother were present as the event occurred in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Atlanta
Girard Williams
M. G. Williams
W. A. Willams
Spring Street
Huetle
Girard
Philip Green
Williams
Iit- Ye Boys
Miss Green
Bear Entraps Baby as Piñcher Bear Attacks in House
Angelo Locati, a Milton area farmer near Mil ton Oregon, heard his two year old cry and found the child in the embrace of a small black bear. A vigorous kick freed the boy with only scratches. The 45 pound cub had wandered from its bills into the house through an open door after raiding Locati's chicken coop and killing five chickens. Locati keeps the bear as a pet.
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Walla Walla
Angelo Locati
Milton
Ore
Locati
Wild steer roams streets of New York in wild chase
A steer escaped from a Fortieth Street stockyard and railed through Manhattan, smashing into a store, knocking down a policeman, and tossing a man into a crockery shop before officers captured it. Crowds of women and children fled as the animal ran from Fortieth Street to Tenth Avenue, finally crashing Demarest & Breckman’s shop.
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New York
Fortieth Street
North River
Fortieth Straet
Tenth Avenue
Snake cuts town telegraph lines in Tullahoma
A four foot chicken snake climbed a pole in Tullahoma Tennessee and crawled along the wires. Connecting multiple wires with his body the snake bridged the live circuit and was electrocuted, severing service to the town for several hours while linemen repaired the damage.
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Shane
Tullahoma
Tenn
Servica
Birds Bear Love Mail Show In Winsted
David Cohen, arriving from New York to manage a clothing business, plans to send love letters by carrier pigeon to his fiancée in New York. He received a dozen pigeons, one of which won a prize at a New York show, and hopes pigeons will beat conventional mail. He did not reveal his fiancée’s name or address. Rail distance to New York is 118 miles, four hours by fastest train. air travel could shorten the trip by more than an hour.
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Winsted
Conn
David Cohen
New York
New
Wizard Oil and romance in a vintage ad snippet
The fragment blends a courtship line toward Mr Munn with a promotional aside for Ham ling Wizard Oil as a household staple. It also mentions Lewis' Single Binder cigars in tin foil packaging, implying common era product culture and the notion of a substitute or replacement in daily life.
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