McKinley era quip and local notes in Wisconsin
Fragmentary 19th century column notes cover diverse topics. Mentions McKinley as president jokingly, Vernon county death at 47, Beecher death at 85, local disputes over telephone links, spelling debates for Abney, railroads, cattle auctions, Missouri clay deposits, and potential Chippewa county division.
County tax plans pondered for new division
Chippewa county may turn over tax certificates and county land to a newly formed county, in exchange relinquishing interests in county buildings. The proposal has broad backing among Chippewa residents per the Chippewa Falls Herald. Meanwhile Jacob Seiben from Montana has traveled to Trempealeau offering 500 acres for a sheep ranch, intending to stock 80,000 to 50,000 sheep and move them to Chicago markets at favorable times.
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Chippewa
Alottin
Chippewa Falls
Jacob Seiben
Rockies
Montana
Trempeuleau
Chicago
Chilly tale of Elixa Hillier in Tunnel City health scare
A report from the Hills era notes Miss Elixa Hillier suffered a violent coughing spell that expelled an object into her stomach while at her home in Tunnel City. Friends fear consumption but she is reported steadily recovering after the incident attributed to impure stagnant water and a faner recesses episode.
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Elixa Hillier
Tunnel City
Wiis Herald
Greece Faces Allied Demands Over Crete Fleet
The old world powers unite to press Greece to withdraw its fleet from Crete waters, citing geopolitical claim on Crete and long history. The piece argues Greece deserves support from neutral nations and condemns Turkish massacres, noting the island’s strategic and cultural ties to Greece.
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Greece
Crete
Wipperman’s Speakership Shapes Steamboat Tax Bill
Hon. H. C. Wipperman presided in the assembly as Overbeck’s bill repealing the steamboat tax was rushed toward passage. An amendment to erase tonnage laws was promptly adopted, engrossment approved, and the measure settled in minutes amid expected opposition.
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Wipperman
H.C. Wipperman
Czar Reed
Overbeck
County teachers examinations announced for Wood county
R A Havener county superintendent informs district clerks that Wood county teachers examinations will be held in Pittsville Marshfield Centralia on March 26 27 29 30 31 and April 1 2 3 The minimum passing averages are 60 for third grade 95 for second grade and 79 for fourth grade Applicants under eighteen must prove ability to manage a school to receive a certificate noting that youth follies are common.
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R. A. Havener
Hag Seng
Vedder
Wood County
Pittaville
Marshfield
Centralia
Inspector Williams Opens Work Under New Administration
Assistant Factory Inspector J J Williams has been active in Fond du Lac, enforcing laws on churches, schools, multi story buildings, and factories with five or more workers. His focus includes child labor, fire safety, and sanitary conditions, and he reports strong cooperation from local manufacturers and schools, signaling thorough progress this year.
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Fond du Lig
J. J. Willams
Cortest
J.J. Williams
Bagio
Ari¢isan II
Gistinis
Henry P. Pischer
Milwaukee
J. Williams
Marshfield
Williams
Wand du Tae
Window smasher Mary Sweeny in Oshkosh jail night terror
Blood and chaos filled a city jail when Mary Sweeny, intruder and window smasher, endured a night of morphine fueled unrest. A horse thief in adjacent cell vowed vengeance as he hurling a pile of newspaper bundles through the window. A fire alarm and panic followed as the inmates cried murder and fire.
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Mary Sweeny
Oshkosh
Mary
Hhem
One Minute Cough Cure Boosts Local Fame in Chicora
In Chicora Pennsylvania a Herald report touts One Minute Cough Cure as the greatest medical breakthrough. Richard Yen gel claims it cured his family of severe coughs and fevers after other remedies failed. He says it aided his children during a measles siege and eased expectoration rapidly.
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Bill
Chicora
Herald
Richard Yengel
Yonsei
Henry Hoen
Notice of Judicial Election Wisconsin 1897
Notice proclaims a judicial election in Wisconsin for April first 1897 across towns wards and villages. Offices to be filled include a Supreme Court Justice and multiple circuit judges with terms expiring January or February of 1883 1604 and 1808, plus county and municipal judges as mandated by law. The secretary of state and county clerk announce conduct of the election at Madison and Grand Rapids with official seals and dates listed.
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State of
Wisconsin
Department of Lusty
Wisunaala
Mouch
Supreme Court
D. Marshall
A. Tv
BGR
Teath Judicial Circuit
Iloxence
Forest
Langlade
Outagamie
Shawito
Lincoln
Marathon
Oneida
Vilas
Charles V. Birdeen
Clark Eau Guitre
Jackson
W. F. Batley
Woon County
Grand Rapids
Wis
Skis County
Opy Nba Nolice Vom
Opy Nba Nolice Vom the Secretary of Spite geTyed
Opon
Alsow County Jr
Wao Covery
Emil C. Pors
Saul Omclat
Sual
Court House
Lane
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McKinley
Branh Olson
Vernon County
Cleveland
Paddy Grant
Corbet
Fitzsimmons
Ontagalme County
Kansas
Mexico
Henry Ward Beecher
Stamford
Lulu Reeder
Janesville
Walle
Misa Reeder
Kaukaunu
Peter Ross
Wausau Record
Merrill Adventile
Rey
She
Abney Pee
Aloe
Andy Walker
Modena
Buffalo County
Minnesota
Duke
Missouri
Geological Survey
Madison
Clark
Sawyers
Rusk
Chippewa Counly
Bruce
Appolonia
Weyerhauser
Thomas and
Stanley
Wisconsin Central
GA. R
Eau Claire
J. W. Moerke
France
Olner
Eva Claire
Dells
Claire
George Palmer
Waupun
Black River Falls
Wausau
Marathon County
West Bend
Walter Gates
A. BR. Gates
Sherman
Wisconsin Industrial School For Boys
Waukesha
Marci Ug
Salter
Page
Republican
Prass
Neillsville
Yuba
Sral
Capitol
Aea
Bodeca
Pam C. E. Blodgett
Pyuoprietor
LiguoRs
Tremont House
Vollmarn
Voelker « Co
Dr. Brewer & Son
Stuuy
Chicago Avenue
Henry Horn
Sheerin
City of
Rabbit
The
Marshfield Hardware Company
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