Republican County Convention in Wood County Wisconsin
A public notice invites Republican electors to a county convention in Grand Rapids for March 1868 to elect delegates to the state and national conventions. The document lists apportionment by precincts, calls for unity under Republican principles, and specifies voting precinct representation based on Republican vote totals from the last general election.
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Enc
Awburndal
HID
Centralia
Gootraths
Gyadg Repliis
Grand Raplix
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapida
Lincoln
Saratoga
Marahfeld
Milladore
Seneca
Jonny Aur
Republican Convention Delegates Chosen In Wisconsin District
A Republican district convention will meet in Appian Wisconsin to name one presidential elector and two alternates for the national convention at St Louis Missouri on June 18 1908. Delegates from counties will be selected and other business may arise. Chairman Henty Overueck Jr of the district Republican committee presides with local party leaders in attendance.
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Appian
Wisconsin
Touts
Missouri
United States
Wlao
Wtech
State Central Committee
Caat
Borta
Wanpaeg Wood
Kewnites
Ourgamate
Eee
Henty Overueck, Jr
Cem
Stureron Bay
Wis
Ward Meetings Across Macshuild City in March
Ward caucuses are set for Monday evening in Macshuild to choose delegates for the Rapilcon county convention at Grand Wapius Wisconsin. Meetings are planned in each ward including Morwellia Wu shop Second Ward En Dumas pice Mangold hall Exchange Hotel City Hall and Ruplinger Aramelsr store. Franklin A. Cady chairs the Republican City Committee as the area girds for McKinley era politics and local battles.
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Isutvo
Anveral
Macshuild
Rapilcon
Grand Wapius
Wisconsin
Wellnes
Barcel
Pol Towing
Aister
Morwellia
En, Dumas’ Pice
Mangold's Hall
Exchange Hotel
Pirth
City Hall
Ruplinger &Aramelsr
Frank A. Cady
Republican City Committee
Wisconsin Republican Mourning and Unity Call
A clipped political note suggests press attention waning on Hon Taylors motions and mocks his failed bid two years ago. It argues Republicans should unite behind a single message as the presidential year approaches and laments disorganization within Ty’s faction. The text hints at internal strife and a cautious media environment.
Ripon favored for Republican birthplace and party center
The text praises Ripon as the birthplace and main force of the Republican party and its grand organization, urging support for Ripon as a favored figure amid party leadership debates. It also notes a Chicago dealer estimating losses from tariff changes and reports the sudden death of Charles T. Colby, builder of the Wisconsin Central railroad, who opened up the central forest belt's right of way.
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Charles TL. Colby
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Wisconsin
Newton
Mass
Great Forest
Sint
Good Government Club forms for Superior politics
A new organization the Young Men's Good Government club aims to influence the upcoming Superior Douglas County campaign. It forbids members from running for office and seeks city and county reform. Also, county seat contests in Manawa favor Wanpaca with 800 signatures on petitions. Supreme court arguments in Barnum suit await a ruling. Adams in D.C. pushes flee clause regulation before Ways and Means.
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Young Met
Good Government Club
Ring Io
Superior
Doulgas
The New Apportionment in Wisconsin Legislature
Green Bay Garena notes the Republican majority passing an apportionment bill seen as fair and nonpartisan. Critics doubt its constitutionality, while supporters say it preserves the will of the majority and avoids gerrymandering. Racine Journals predict Supreme Court test. Oshkosh Northwestern reports Republicans satisfied with the measure.
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Green Bay Garena
Wisconsin
Racine
Tae
Supreme Court
Alaroy Wie
Oshkosh
Wisconsin apportionment bill praised as fair by papers
Newspapers describe the new legislative apportionment bill as a fair and just outcome despite constitutional questions. Editors from Madison to Superior note Supreme Court scrutiny, with sentiment that the law meets restrictions and gains broad public approval while some dissatisfaction lingers among Democrats and Republicans.
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Supreme Court
Madison Journal
Uew
Fond du Lac
Sheboygan
Marinette Eagle
Wisconsin
Superior
Wisconsin Wheelmen plan crusade against railroads over extra wheel transport charges
Alma reports Wisconsin lawmakers face a new issue as leaders of the Wisconsin division of the League of American Wheelmen push a campaign to oppose railroads’ extra charges for wheel transport and to seek railroad liability relief for wheels in transit. They cite New York actions, note large wheel traffic, and urge legal and legislative action to classify bicycles as baggage with safe, dedicated handling on trains.
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Wisconsin
League of American Wheelman
New York
Vibe Railroads
A.cressy Morrison
SceyTreas
Martin C. Kovier
Morrison
Taucnl
New Jersey
Newark
Jersey City
L. B. Potter
Grand Rapids Notes From Wisconsin Twin Cities Visit And Local Updates
From Grand Rapids Wisconsin March 6. Petersen of Muladore visited the Twin Cities Tuesday. Booking of food licenses registered at the Witter house Tuesday. Judge E G Pots has been in the county seat the past few days. Woodworth and Hues drove from Pittsville Saturday. John F. Cote and P A Williams were in town on business Tuesday. Mr A K Fine of St. Paul Minn greeted friends here last Tuesday. Mrs Meg la Arple and children are spending the week with Mrs Arpina’s parents. J W Cameron and wife of Milwaukee visited here and returned Tuesday. Mrs T A Kipke returned Friday from a two week stay in Appleton and Kankanao. Court house offices repainted with fresh paint. Up-to-date club to meet with Mrs W G Harvie Thursday to discuss Napalvon. Mrs F W Cochran returned from Janesville after two weeks with sons at the institute for the blind. Mrs S A Spafford died at home on Oak Street Tuesday at 11 p m. She was an old settler and Christian woman mourned by many. Property listings include various deeds from local residents and area movers.
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Petersen
Muladore
Witter House
E. G
Coun
Woodworth
Chas. Hues
Pittsville
John F. Cote
P. A. Willams
Tega
A. K. Fine
St. Bunt
Minn
Meg
A. la Arple Tod
T. A. Kipke
Very Plengant
Appleton
Kankanoa
Court House
W. LG. Harvie
Napalvon
FW. Cochran
Janesville
Orson
Willie
Institute For the
Sirs
S.A. Spafford
Oakstreet
Hare
Thame
Pers Wirmissed DY
Taylor
John Steiner
Wiviinta Stevan
W. Hi. Gilligan
Charles I. Fucking
Julius Ackerman
Andrew MM
Barperlor
South
Sarguat & Philleo
Central
Probate Notice in Wow County Court Wisconsin
In the matter of William Krat deceased the court orders the resignation of administrator William Krain and appoints a successor. A public notice in Marshfield Wisconsin will detail the account, resignation acceptance, and successor appointment with publication for three consecutive weeks. Grand Rapids, Wis February 15.
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State OF
Wisconsin
Wow
William Krat
Monry Kuna
Willica Kuntin
Ste
Jes
Gaia
Cotte Youse
Grand Rapids
Xald Cannty
Silin
Wms Cecesar
Marshfield
Wood
Wlignnaip
Wis
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Wood County
Milwaukee
Xtater
St Fou
Therstora Berdbey
Grand Rapidginswirl
Mt Appleton
Maren
AML
Natal
Republican Party
Vhe
Emile Ed
Ana Notin
Tub
Rop. Ge, Gor
Whscunsin
Ward
Madison Democrat
McKinley
Phare
Gov. Upham
Oight
Ohio Senate
War and Weather Bureau
North
Carlina
South Crio
Aowar Jy
Wade
Madigon
Hed Taylor
Samuel Negrone
Tuxingwu, Ky
Hon. Taylors
Wo Svens
Republio
Gulf
Que
Whitewater
State Central
Ripon
Iris & Grand Organizaton
Mer
Bis
Chicago
Jonice Beekurse
Wanpuca-Manuwa
Barnum
Sre
Dury
Adams
Washington
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Campittee
Adama
Alma
Emil
Tors
Mudie
T.F. Roassler
Ferecemr
ZO Butt & Moesatet
Wailers
Giesea
Wolland
Famidry
Central Ave
Marshilvid
Sonserefie
Horst Lulffinary
Biutalo
Eure
B.C. Giesha
Marshfield, Wis
Vollmar
the Peoples Bank of Bargains
Wood Pratt
Sisty Tooth and Singer
Smalley Champion
Sidney
The
Williams Hardware Co
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