Wisconsin Republican State Convention Delegates Called
Meteoric OCR shows a 1890s Wisconsin Republican convention notice. It outlines the call for a state convention in Milwaukee on August 15, designates delegate representation by assembly districts, and specifies how delegates will be elected and certified. It lists districts and notable names and references the State Central Committee and secretary JOLEN DM. EWING.
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Corey
State Central
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Milwaukees
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Maunieane
Mianstowot
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Wastin
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Brown
Marluuttt
Ase Brown
Secant Dist
Milwaukee
Battal Moungo
Poplin
Geouta
Dhirne
Polk Ontagumie
Cutumie
Orbea
Cal
Aptis
Churk
Vilox
Pierce
Gofumbla
AL At
Pope
Rael
Douglas
Diet Tim Orcas
Ban Giatee
Man Claine
Angel Car
Shobay
Geibots Jabilistae Sr
Walworth
Witkestin
Chuttraeu
McKinley Nomination Rumors Widen Across Press
A turbulent report from Washington notes McKinley is not yet nominated on the first ballot as candidates debate, with Levi P. Morton shown as second in line for the Republican ticket. Democratic contenders including Gen. Gragg publicly decline. Senator Vilas weighs party deviation on free silver. Havana unrest grows as rebels dynamite waterworks. Wisconsin education funding distributes the school fund apportionments, Wood County receiving $2351.88.
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Washington
List Weekly
Wiliam Vilas
Vilas
E. Q. Emery
Local Officials Appointed To Plan Sineca Highway
Judge Fors appoints David Walteroach John Ebbe and E Enchstad as commissioners to lay out a highway in Sineca town. Case eight on appeal from sid town Wie alpervigors refusing to wet on the application for the proposed highway. Two men injured in Mant hon City by an accidental four can explosion during a celebratory event for Bishop Schwabich. Theo Lager than and dos Tranba burned. the other man’s hand and face burned. Ali son of Joseph Hotchkis killed by a horse kick while driving a wagon. skull injuries required skull opening and bone removal.
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Fors
David Walteroach
John Ebbe
E. Enchstad
Sineca
Sid Town
Alpervigors
Manthon City
Schwabich
Ta Crosse
Theo
Than
Dos
Tranba
Ali
Joseph Hotchkis
Lathrop
The Fight of the Teachers Depart for Summer Posts
Nearly all the city’s teachers depart for summer assignments. Names and destinations include Grand Rapids, Woodsworth, Shawano, Spring Green, Ney Holstein, Hud son, Chilton, Ena Galle, Marsh Ault, and more. Additional notices mention births and marriages in local families and transfers of staff to various towns.
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City
Tollow
Prof
Puls
Grand Rapida
Eaqullyue Racine
Alice Devlin
Woodsworth
Mary Minahan
Shawano
Amy Douglas
Spring Green
Zorn
Caddie Harder
Lillian Snychex
Ney Holsteins
Pearl Coon
Hudson
Eugenie Rothman
Chilton
Labhem Borgiv
Ena Galle
Russie
Two Eggs Every Day From Bishop’s Hen House
Grantpa Bishop reports a high-yield poultry operation with two hens laying steadily since late November. The chickens, one year old last May, have produced over two hundred eggs through the period, with continuous daily laying except Sundays or rainy days.
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Grantpa Bishop
A True Fish Story From Tropp’s Pound
The owner stocked Tropp’s pond years ago with several varieties of fish and now charges 25 cents an hour to fish. John Fulweiler visited last week, paid his quarter, and caught two large fish, one weighing eight pounds and another around five pounds, proving the pond’s claims of large catches.
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John Fulweiler
Tropp
Eye of Truth
Hopp
Wong
Fob
Fulweiler
Horse-Killer Targeted by Rodeo-Stable Vengeance
A Marshfield note denounces brutal horse abuse by a reckless rider. The writer criticizes a man who buys cheap drive and mistreats animals, recounts police action against an offender, and urges justice with jail time. The piece condemns cruelty and calls for accountability for mistreatment of horses.
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Pabro
Marshfield
Cough Remedy Praised By Local Pharmacist
Mothers will use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for croup and whooping cough. It provides prompt relief, safe and pleasant. Sold for years with consistent satisfaction by GW Richards of Duquesne, Pa, through Henry Horn, druggist.
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Chamberlain
GW. Richards
Duquesne
Henry Horu
Bicycles Spark Citywide Mischief and Mirror Tales
A humorous city page recounts local bicycle antics. Wor. Noll Sr leads a quirky summer wheel race, while Blcydle Spokes and others boast feats and misadventures. Women riders and a host of near misses stir laughter as a bicycle epidemic spreads through town.
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Wor. Noll, Sr
Base Ball Hits Haunts Town Fans After Loss to Grand Rapids
The home team fell 19 to 6 to Grand Rapids in a Sunday game marred by poor pitching from Manager Thomas who left in the first two innings. Viel took the box and steadied play but was too late to turn the tide. A special Marshfield train brought visiting players and music, while local plans include a Wall game against Medford and a drive to Winsin next Sunday. Democratic caucuses elected delegates to Grand Rapids for the state convention.
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Grand Rapids
Stevens
Wiey
Thomas
Dhen Viele
Marshfield
Southeastern
Twin Cities
Alamead
First Wird
Henry Kalsched
LE. Schribes
Orr Fogter
H. G. Elche
Wird
TP. Hane
J. Mess
Fourth
EH. Pannow
Wm. Hirth
Fifth
Jos. Thomas
M. J. Kraus
Sixth
J. Leimwander
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve Cited as Absolute Cure
A reader letter from Wooster Ohio describes Osseo Mitc recovered after twenty years of piles using DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The note asserts the product is used more than others and claims universal skin-disease cure. It also promotes One Minute Cough Cure as the standard remedy for coughs and colds with testimonials from Henry Horn and Mrs R DeYoung.
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Wooster
DeWitt
Henry Horn
R. DeYoung
Middleburg, In
Pain Balm Brings Relief Says Monroe Man
Mr James Perdue a former soldier from Monroe Michigan says chronic rheumatic back pain caused him to struggle until Cherlino’s Pain Balm provided relief. He writes that without it he might not be alive and credits Chamberlain’s Pawn Basin with helping him, sold by Henry Worn druggist.
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James Perdue
Monroe
Miah
Cherlino
Teonkt
Chamberlain's Pawn Basin
Henry Worn
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Marshfield Times
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Republican State Central Commitliter
Jolen DM. Ewing, Suerenuty
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James Miles
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