Madison hatchery decline spurs push for bass output
Wisconsin fisheries commissioners report worsening water supply at Madison hatchery and seek to increase production by adding willow brooders and expanding pondage. Nearby Bayfield facilities struggle with a large fish hatchery failure while new bass hatcheries at Arbor Vitae lakes eyed for millions of fish. The Oshkosh Star notes plans for more land and water rights, repairs, and a growing program to hatch whitefish and lake trout. The article also covers a Department Commander election race with three candidates and related events in Sheboygan and Whitefish Bay, including a Venetian evening and camp events.
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Madison
Commissioners of Fisheries
Bryant
Comisaton
Bayfield
Pike's Rock
United States
Isaac Hu Ning
Robert J. Pike
Minoqua
Kommissiones
Moretland
Madison Hatchery
William F. Bauchle
Beloit
William K. Zuchike
Appleton
Willem Abotoft Manitowec
Byron Beavers
Age of
Lieut Kuehlke
St. Charles Hotel
Norsh Avenue
Pride
Blata Park
Schlitz Park
Lona
National Guard
Bitter Saloon Argument Over Election of Depart Ent Commander
Milwaukee readers report a heated dispute at the Empire saloon during the second annual reunion of veterans from the Spanish War. A sign reading Headquarters Ss. A. W. drew ire for implying vice and attracted about 200 delegates and families from Appleton, Ripon, Fort Atkinson, Beloit, Manitowoc, Beaver Dam, Madison, Racine and other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Ss. A. W
Spain
McGrath Camp
Biga McGrath
Empire
Appleter
Ripon
Fort Atkinson
Belall
Manitowoc
Dunkosh
Beaver Dam
Madison
Racine
Barbers License Drive Organizes in Milwaukee
Milwaukee barbers convened at the Republican House as the state board processed applications for licenses under a new act. By 1 p.m. 24 of Milwaukee’s 90 licensed barbers had secured permits, with many more expected as shops open. A $1 license fee grants a certificate, with subsequent license issuance possible by mail from Janesville after August 1. first examinations likely in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Alex Douhan
M. B. Whitaker
Henry Heine
State Barbers’ Board
Republican House
Mallordi
Whittaker
Janesville
Touhan
Phillips
Fits
Whitaker
Friends of Fraud Fight New Minnesota Adulteration Law
Manufacturers of adulterated food seek court battles to overturn the Budd law in Minnesota. Article notes twenty seven outside firms organizing to defend retailers, with counsel pledged to back prosecutions. Retailers advised to telegraph association for guidance as they face trial. Members promise to pack only nutritious and wholesome products.
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el Paul
Minnesota
Airy and Food Commission
Ihig
Pioneer educator Hutchins dies in Baraboo home
Professor Allan Sabina Hutchins longtime Wisconsin educator and author of Greek and Hebrew studies died at 316 South Henry Street Baraboo at 8 45 Saturday morning after a long illness Bright's disease. He taught languages at Wayland Academy Beaver Dam from 1857 to 1869 trained many notable figures including U S Senator John M Thurston and General McPherson. Burial planned in Baraboo with private funeral at his Baraboo home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradison
Allan Sabina Hutchins
South Henry Street
Bright
Hutchins
Wayland Academy
Beaver Dam
United States
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
McPherson
Atlanta
E. D. Coe
Whitewater
TB. Pray
Stevens Point Normal School
Charles A. Forward
Oshkosh
M. B. Wood
Chicago University
George Walsh
Chicago
W. Gilman
Madison
Slo
Burdano
Spot
Barahoo
Alx Years Ince
Frank A. ‘Hutchins
State Free Library Commission
Wngle, C
Fiutennis
Beloit
New Jersey
Dorothy B
C. A. Huleting
Lesves
C. C. Hutching
Ligin
Jnolia H. Farmer
Newton
Constantinople
Oelock
R T. Capen
The
Baptist Church
Baraboo
New Trotting Record Set At Cleveland Mile In 2:02.44
In Cleveland on July 12 a crowd of 12,000 watched Son Dillos break the world trotting mares record by one quarter of a second, finishing a mile in 2:02.44. It was the second fastest mile ever trotted, Crescens holding the faster mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Son Dillos
Crescens
Robbers Loot Mutoscope Boss Receipts in Safe Blown Open
Frank C. Cutcheon proprietor of a mutoscope is robbed of 17,500 pennies from his North Beach resort. Thieves blow open the safe and take receipts totaling 17,400 pennies, with $175 in pennies missing. Police report suspect burglary at New York July incident.
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Coles
New York
Li—surglars
North Beach
Frank C. Cutcheon
International Rifle Meet Opens Amid Heat and Beatings
Telegrams report from Bisley England that the National Rifle Association contest began with a Palma trophy team match where Americans overtook British shooters in hot conditions. Separately a London-bound Pittsburg brief for the Alaskan boundary dispute ends after two months of work by D T Watson. A Christian Endeavor convention proposes reconciliation with Baptist Young People to form a joint federation. Captain Jam Corbeck notes Discovery coast mapping near 52 16 south after a long Antarctic voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Douglas Armour
Supreme Court of Canada
London
D. T. Watson
Pittsburg
Ebensburg
National Rifle Association
Bisley
England
Christian Endeavor Convention
Sossion
Denver
Christian Endeavor Society
Ta League
Baptist Young Po Fer
Wear
Endeavirere
Inc
Jam Corbeck
Terwee Shin
Discovery
South Pole
An Francisco
New Coast Line
Northern Chautauqua Assembly Promises Star Lineup
Marinette hosts the Northern Chautauqua assembly from July 30 to August 10. The program features The Toperial quartet, Ms Charles Trego, Grace Undegraff, Frederick W Carverry, Helen Jane Walco, Mary H Mansfield, elocutionists and readers, Hal Day, Prof P M Pearson, Clara Morris Botress, John DeWitt Miller, Father Edward P Graham, Ernest Thompson Seton, Gen Ballington Booth, William E Curtis, Oliver W Stewart, Samuel Gompers, and Dr Frank Gunsell lugs of Chicago among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Day
P.M. Pearson
Clara Morris
John DeWitt Miller
Edward P. Graham
Ernest Thompson-Seton
Gen. Ballington Booth
William E. Curtis
Oliver W. Stewart
Samuel Gompers
Frank Gunselllugs
Chicago
Prominent Figures Mix Literature and Enterprise
The piece notes Rev Anson Phelps Stokes withdrawing from the East Side university settlement work and hints at a reorganization to widen the program along New York’s East River slums. It mentions Clifton Sceollard becoming a railroad president, Kipling and Tennyson, Sir Moses Ezekiel’s Virginia mourning sculpture, and ties to the 1844 Newmarket battle with Jefferson’s descendant among the cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Phelps Stokes
University Settlement
East Side
New York
Ivere
Clifton Sceollard
Kipling
Gargain
Tennyson
Moses Dzekiel
Cinsinnat
Ome
Virginia
Lexington
Virginia T
Institute
Newmarket
Thomas Jefferson
Denver Hosts International Biennial Convention by Christians
In Denver, the Christian Endeavorers hold their international biennial convention. A memorial service for late field secretary Claveres E. Eberman was conducted at 6 oclock by Boulevard of the United Presbyterian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Christian Endeavorers
Hoor
Claveres E. Eberman
Doulevard
United Presbyterian Church
Mystery of Burlington train robbery solved by confession
In La Crosse on July 12, Estelle confessed to being part of the August night robbery gang that killed bandit Gordon during the Burlington train raid. The story says Byle the express messenger took $1000 for a supposed killing, but Estelle admitted she finished Gordon, then threw him into the engine fire box to erase clues.
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Hin
Ip Risen
Gordon
Rey
Brownie
Noree
Galveston
Tex
Estelle
Juzavenworth
Mer Vhis
Cowboys and Lightning Strike Fatality on Wyoming Roundup
Washington Star recounts trainer John G Wrightington's tale of Bill Gill, a feared cowboy with a mouth full of oaths. During a storm on a Wyoming round-up Bill refused to ride the outlaw and was struck by lightning, dying beside his horse with eight cattle nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Washgo
John G. Wrightington
Douglass
Wyoming
Roosevelt
Vite
Plains
Bil
Gill
Bill
Bin
Hades
Quiet Camp Outburst Captured In Cowboy Anecdote
The excerpt describes Bil being benched and purled while around the camp a week of unusual calm prevailed among cowboys. A single profane word breaks the quiet, giving the scene a surprising twist to a Sunday school like camp setting.
Durbin urges civil authorities to exhaust power before militia
Indianapolis July 12 Governor Durbin, in a letter to Judge Rasch of Evansville, explains his stance on not sanctioning troop deployment at Evansville until the Lee Brown trial concludes. He reiterates his belief that civil authorities must use every means within their power before requesting military aid.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Durbin
Rasch
Evansville
Lee Brown
Murder Mystery Near Lakeside Involving Raffalo Death
Police believe James Raffalo was murdered after an alleged dispute at Lakeside. The missing four men are suspected to be linked to the case. Raffalo was found with only $15, despite usually carrying a large sum.
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Lakeside
James Raffalo
4 Mar
Ruffalo
Bloodshed in encounters of Turks and brigands
Syloniea, European Turkey, July 1. Twelve hundred Turkish troops surrounded 200 Bulgarians near Amatove. Two Bulgarian leaders were killed while attempting to escape. In an encounter near Petrich, 50 brigands from Salonica were killed. Alexis and several others of the ly band were killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syloniea
Turkey
Amatove
Petrich
Salonica
Alexis
Ly Band
Torrid New York Heat Brings 17 Deaths and 13 Prostrations
New York reports seventeen deaths and thirteen prostrations attributed to extreme heat. Temperature fell to 68 degrees last night amid a record tremor in the city. Philadelphia also faced heat with seven deaths and twenty prostrations as the day wore on and temperatures dropped to 77 degrees.
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New York
Philadelphia
President Roosevelt to Meet Three Jewish Leaders at Sagamore Hill
Samites of America support presenting representatives to the Czar. Simon Wolf Oscar Strauss and Leon M Levy will join a luncheon at Sagamore Hill next Tuesday to discuss forwarding a petition to Russia. They seek to keep their issue separate from the Manchurian question, though diplomacy ties them together.
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Samites
America
Sagamore Hill Crater Bay
N. Y
Roosevelt
Sigamore Lll
Simon Wolf
Washington
Oscar Strauss
Leon M. Levy
New York
Inncheon
Oext
United States
Rusela
Edward De Voy Held at Glendeulah on Assault Charge
Riknart Lake July 12 Edward De Voy held at Glendeulah after being accused of assaulting Ciata Kubo following an alleged dragged carndry incident. Detention continued to July 17 with bail set at $300. De Voy, about 43 years old and unmarried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward de Voy
Glendeulah
Riknart Lake
Wis
Ciata Kubo
Carndry
Wes
Ie Voy
Highhanded Union Clerks Taken Down by Railroad
Joliet July 12 The clerks of the Elgin Joliet and Western railway system who struck over a new chief clerk have lost. Dan W Richmond, head of the union, refused to sanction the movement. Strikers’ posts were filled by clerks from other points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joliet
Elgin, Joliet & Western Railwaysystem
Dan W Richmond
Sheriff Arrested Over Liquor for Minors in Grant County
Boscobel July 12 Constable George Wecken arrested J W Watson sheriff of Grant county on charge of giving liquor to two 14 year old prisoners. Trial will be held here with Attorney W G Falmer as prosecutor.
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Boscobel
George Wecken
Lancaster
J. W. Watson
Sherif
Grant County
W. G. Falmer
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Friends OF Fraud
A. 8
Ohio
Senator Thurston
Los Angeles
Barstow
Victerville
Junetich City
Kas
Gilbert Mullin
Fort Leavenworth
Jnd
International Convention of the Baptist Young Peoples Union
Convention
Walter Calley
Kishineff
Lenton
Dewe
Kishineft
Kishneft
Court of Appeal
Marinette
Bandit
Than
Reliee
Torrid New
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Sraelites
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