New Caucus Law Clarified for Wisconsin Republican Caucuses
A briefing from Wisconsin state officials outlines how the 1907 caucus law applies to general elections outside Milwaukee. County committees must appoint three inspectors per caucus district, establish canvassing boards, and run preliminary nomination meetings four days before caucuses. Detailed rules govern ballots, voter eligibility, and the timing of official returns to county committees.
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State Central Committee
Milwaukee County
J. Erdal
Wisconsin
Republica
Eagh
Wacd
Meeling
Sp. m
Gauss
Digitriot
Mig Opun Tie Chueua
Chiarman
Anh
Gindicaes
Taucis Ollloer
Ahali
Vencus
Tigher
Belof
Cis
Charleston Dispatch From Our War Correspondent 1896
From Cuaniustan to Ringold and Charleston the narrator recounts marching in heat and dust, descreetly observing fortifications, ships, and regimental life. He notes visits to Sullivan’s Island and Mort’s Moultrie, describes the Spanish cruiser Kita and other vessels, and mentions arming with Springfield cartridges amid delays in embarking transports.
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Washington
Cervera
Suh
Ringold
Chickamauga
Charleston
Atlanta
Augusta
al Miles An
Risen
Corp
Davis
Girkson
Wwe
Saab
Kita
U. S
Yale
Paris
Columbe
Fort Suripner
Venuregard
Carp. Davis
Sullivan's Island
Wisconsin
Wrie
Imanager
Mort Moultrie
Jasper
Lie Bays
Reealys
Kntves
City Treasurer Nominations After Late Peter Reese's Death
A special election for city treasurer will be held next Tuesday. Ward delegates to the Democratic convention included John Schuster and others. Tacaly Specht led the first ballot with three votes, Mr Senmirler declared nominee. Republican delegates met Monday with J T White taking nine votes on the first ballot. the text notes confusion about the chair and reporting.
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Specia
Peter Reese
John Schuster
U Sehmita
Specht
Mechler
Peter Koutsi
Gas Laschinsky
Peter Ailman
Frank Leitner
M. J. Flcckenstein
Vi Weber
Albert
Radlof
Vedder
Ames
D. C. Torpat
J. JT
White
Sad Death of Solu Swenson at Lincoln
Ten year old Solu Swenson died after a berry picking accident in Lincoln. He fell and sank face down across a log, suffered for days despite a physician’s care, and died Saturday. The funeral was held the following Sunday with his body brought home for burial. The article also notes several governors offering aid to troops and donations to cover equipment costs, reflecting civic generosity.
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Solu Swenson
Lincoln
Solon
Fingree
Michigan
Powers
Mae
Maine
Wyler
Adams
Colorado
Citiens
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Cuaniustan
S.C. Daly
Upham’s
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Dip
Louis Baumann
North Side
Pabst
Milwaukee
Spain
California
Merl
Mei
Kraus & Kraus
Marshfield, Wis
General Merchants
Frank A. Cady
Marshfield
Ken Manute
Inwarest
First National Bank
Adam Hadet Wm. Eee
A Een Vier
Ashi Ernst A. Guu
Assistand
Aros. Daly
Gout Bank
Callidet
Wisldeasiku Choate
Bray
Ss Choate
Oshicash
MLSE
Adam Wavh
Iaisalied
Marsnitel
Dnata
Ruphlager & Womeier
PRSY
Sation
Marenffeld
Wily KW
Abarat
Wiss
Yespof
Buliae
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