Carnegies Works Strike Harsh Wages Crisis at Marelia
Amid a major labor dispute at Marelia’s steel complex, workers and Pinkertons clash amid threats of dynamite. The strike centers on wage levels for the next year and the town’s stability. The plant supports 1400 workers and feeds a city of 40 000 with steel, plates and power.
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Tan
Menanga
Carnegies
Carnegie
Yy Grrout Steel Works
TD Geeres
Nimeniae
Arimue
Pluys
Bly
Joan
Ptanpol
Hundeel
Weaver for President Incoherent Campaign Vague Figures
Fragmentary text suggests Cina Creombiel Weaver of Lowa campaigning for president with references to party, figures, and states. The passage is garbled, referencing Western votes, southern Democrats, and unclear electoral context, with multiple misspellings and incoherent sentences.
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Cina
Creombiel Weaver
Lowa
Wyty
Gimatha
Cleveland
Bidwell
Weaver
Uae
West
Vite
Tawa
Protection H Tariff Debate Misleads on Revenue and Industry
An editorial condemns protectionist tariffs as misleading patterns that protect neither American liberty nor industry since coffee cannot be grown domestically. It argues duties function as revenue, fuel competition with local products, and fail to shield workers, urging tariff policy to avoid distorting foreign manufacture and labor.
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John CO
Calehoun
Everywhere With Pleasure Candidacy for Clovernorship Emerges
The article lauds Majoe W. HW. Uytuam as a strong Republican candidate for Clovernorship. It asserts broad public support, confidence in his executive ability, and widespread backing across political circles. It notes anticipated convention momentum and mentions his connections and respected stature among peers and voters.
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Majoe W. HW
Uytuam
Kross
Upbant Jean
Tewuryt
Republicat Putty Tins
Bplim
Dewey
le Republicaa Party
Spenser ‘Pribune
Political party winds and the exploitation of power
Citizens weigh party platforms amid anti monopoly and citizenship rights questions. The text debates government control, capital versus labor, and how parties will maneuver this year to influence policy on industry and wealth distribution.
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Gould
Mimounerd
Ership
Lieenlin
Ate
Vie Goverment
Sclathans
Capitel
Gebar
Allqulias Laele
Vannully
The Baseball Pitcher and the Opera Metaphor Portrait
The Boston Journal compares a famed baseball pitcher to an opera tenor amid public glare and praise. It notes his sunlit peak, photo in a show window, breakfast described by an interviewer, and perfumed notes sent to him before crowd applause.
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Boston Journal
Porst
Wnan
Oeeltie
Fragmented 19th Century Wisconsin Notes on Normal Schools and Towns
The excerpt mixes historical notes on Winona and Oshkosh with references to the 1896 political climate. It mentions the state board of Normal school regents meeting on May 13, noting Oshkosh Milwaukee Platteville and River Falls as potential sites, plus discussions of Professor Filan and public hearings, amid wider debates on free silver and party alignment.
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Ure State Board of Normal School Regents
Wachors
Oshkosh
Milwaukee
Plattevite
River Fave
Iiseillutes
Delkush
Profussor Filan
Unclear historical gathering with speakers and performers
A fragmented report describes a large assembly featuring performers like the renowned reciter of Shakespeare and notable vocalists. It mentions leaders and speakers, including figures advocating Prohibition and Republicanism, with expected political addresses and public entertainment.
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Arun Ure Lees
Drs
Casswell
Auress
Barrows
Willits
Tina
Samuel Pllores
Ythe
Hichardsom
Mile
Marly Deeca
Odeany Lind
Pye Woman's Council
Iva
St. John
Prohibition
Wr. McWiiley
Tou
Henry Watterson
James F. Moseley
Madison
Constitutional procedures in case of electoral ties in Wisconsin
Fragmented OCR text discusses how electors and the electoral college might act if no candidate wins a clear majority. It references the constitution, the role of vice president, and potential debates over which body selects the president and vice president. Wisconsin is noted in the ending lines as a point of reference.
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New York
Javey
Clavel i
Cae Chaicu
Coe Wivetlan
Eluckers
Tishel
Congress
Wale Toy Chaoge Bot
Fea Ole Sule
Wisconsi
Supreme Court Gunek Permits Fair Redistricting Debate
A reading of the session notes shows discussion on preventing gerry mandering and the partition method for Milwaukee districts. The paper calls for fair deal and emphasizes voters’ rights irrespective of party, urging careful redistricting processes.
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Gunek
Gerry Mander
Uys Milwenkee
Ajar Athensen Leader Highlights Washington and Local Figures
A garbled state news item mentions Claire, Mrs. Theadom, and Roding af Lass with references to Washington and lumbermen testing themselves. It notes Haskell of the Gibkost Nort School faculty and a two year course at a Boston art education firm. Mentions Br Watlo’s candidate and various unclear local names and events.
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the Haskell
Gibkost Nort School
Lity
School of the Prag Art Education Company of
Boston
McKinley and Watterson Address Monona Lake Assembly
Unclear OCR text mentions McKinley and Watterson speaking at a Monona Lake Assembly near Madison. The fragment hints at topics and distant travel but provides no coherent details, attendees, or outcomes.
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Monona Lake
Madi McKinley
Tiersun
Kenson
Ton
Addres
Hemney
Disadvantage of Aue Ai oxehungis Defines Cairn Tale
Fragmentary account presents Councillor Lamb and Erskite in a legal clash. The narration hints at nerves, pleading appeals, and a tense confrontation as the aging figure grows uneasy. The text remains incomplete and difficult to parse for full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ai Oxehungis
Tord Beskiav
Etim
Washington Past: Awneld'scojonixchanont eflumbiancone
Fragmentary text appears to reference Washington events with vague names and places, mentioning Congress and a souvenir hall. The readable portion offers no clear entities or events to form a coherent summary.
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Washington
the Awneld
Jon ix Chan
Congress
Ivey
Silverines oppose Stewart bill on silver bullion plan
The Silverines criticize the Stewart bill though it would enable bullion sale and expand the money supply. They argue the proposal to coin silver from bullion on land would shift the market and affect government sales, while concerns about timing and administration linger as debates continue.
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Stewart
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