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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1902

Page

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Ruling by La Follette Shapes Wisconsin GOP Convention

The Wisconsin Republican state convention at Madison endured a stormy session as Governor La Follette’s faction held a solid majority while Stalwarts pressed to endorse Senator Spooner. A platform supporting La Follette and Spooner was adopted, pledging primary elections and tax reforms, with nominations led by La Follette for governor and a slate of other state officers.

ES. Baier Republican Party Madison la Follette John C. Spooner Isaac Stephenson Wisconsin Senate Spooner Gox Hoard Stout Hatton Republicans Aas William McKinley Theodore Roosevelt McKinley Congress John United States Senate United States Robert la Fellette Wbse Republican Party of Chaser Tast Assembly

New Postal Card Introduced With McKinley Vignette

The Bureau of Engraving and Printing in Washington prints a new one cent postal card. Four million first issues will be issued and put on sale after counting and bundling. The card features a McKinley vignette replacing Jefferson and a wider top margin for postmark. The old design will be discontinued when stock runs out.

Bureau of Engraving and Printing Washington Mckinley Jefferson

Startling discovery of Marie Lamour in A Wise Woman

A startling discovery announces Marie Lamour star of A Wise Woman appearing to readers. Manager Adier claims the luminous star will be distinctly visible soon, approaching with great velocity and exciting city audiences in the near future.

Marie Lamour Adier

Marathon County Teachers Institute Dates Set in Colby

An annual teachers institute will be held at Colby August 18 19 20 T and 22 led by Superintendent Lamont of Marathon county and Professor W E McCaskell of Stevens Point normal. The institute will be followed by a teachers examination on August 25 26 and 27 beginning at 9 o clock. Teachers expecting to operate schools in Marathon county next year are required to attend.

Colby Lamont Marathon County W.E. McCaskell Stevens Point

Street Fair Officers Form Committee To Push Event

The four officers and a strong committee take charge of preparations for a city street fair to be held later in the summer. A $5,500 guarantee fund has been raised by business men, with potential to exceed $6,500. The date is not fixed, but a late September window of Sept 21 to 27 is suggested. Carrie Nation toured town, denouncing smokers from a depot platform, drawing mixed reactions from locals.

E. L. Reese J. P.tiffault O.G. Lindemann J. TH. White Ding White Carrie Nation

Stevens Point hotel changes tenancy at Thomas House

Frank Jadack the Thomas House proprietor leased the building and business to E Nelson who takes possession Monday. Nelson, an experienced hotel man from the Dewey House Stevens Point, plans updates to make the hotel a popular stopping place. Aitken and Goulet, former managers, will return to Rib Luke and Westboro.

Frank Jadack E. Nelson Stevens Point Nelson Dewey

John P Hume Still Lives Hero of Own Obituary

The Stevens Point Journal corrected a false Wednesday report claiming John P. Hume, a prominent local real estate man, was killed by lightning. The error arose from a storm incident involving Wm. Henke, another worker on Hume’s farm, who was struck by lightning.

John P. Hume Stevens Point Johnp. Hume Wm. Henke

City adopts new street numbering system under Vedder plan

City Clerk C S Vedder explains an ingenious block and street numbering method now used in modern cities. The scheme uses central rail lines as origin, marks blocks by hundreds, and assigns even numbers to north and east sides, with precise 44 foot or 22 foot intervals, aiming to simplify locating any building by street address.

C. S. Vedder Common Council Wisconsin Central Central Avenue

Installation of Officers at Indge Independent Order event

The Indge Independent Order of Odd Fellows held an installation of officers led by I. L. Colvin of Pittsville with Post Grand Master P. S. Woodworth of Waupaca in attendance. New officers elected: A F P Gerwing financial secretary, Sheerin treasurer, Russell Secretary J Lupient. next meeting set for Tuesday evening to discuss important business.

Colvin Pittsville P. S. Woodworth Waupaca

Praise for the Country from Noted Shorthorn Breeder

J. W. Southworth, a leading Vernon county Shorthorn breeder, visited the city for weeks examining crops and livestock. He praised the best small grain crop ever seen and lauded the Short horn herds of C. E. Blodgett and Dr. H. A. Lathrop, noting broad farming experience across several states.

J. W. Southworth Vernon County New York Ohio Minnesota Dakotas Pacific H. A. Lathrop

Burned by Alcohol Flame in Dental Work Incident

Dr. W. H. Lind suffered serious burns to his right hand and severe blistering of his face while using an alcohol lamp to aid in making false teeth. A sudden draft caused the flame to flare and injuries were treated promptly by Dr. Wahle. Lind is expected to recover, with possible temporary disability to the hand but no permanent facial scar anticipated.

W. H. Lind Wahle

Lumber dealer J N Boyington forms new firm in Stevens Point

J N Boyington returns from Hope Idaho after two months with A M Fox Co to start his own venture. He opens an office in the Atwell block on Main Street to run a wholesale and commission lumber business under the name J N Boyington Co. His daughters stayed behind, and he comes back to be with them while noting other places are more attractive than western Idaho.

J. N. Boyington Hope Idaho A. M. Fox Co Atwell Block Main Street Stevens Point

Elegant Dancing Party at Second Street Home

Mr and Mrs W A Sexton hosted a lively party for young guests including Miss Slive and Miss Elizabeth Richardson of Menisha. Adams orchestra supplied music while Japanese lanterns outlined the veranda and lawn for a cool promenade and refreshments followed a tasteful evening.

W. A. Sexton Second Street Slive Elizabeth Richardson Menisha Adams’ Orchestra

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