Senate Passes 6000 Roads Aci Resolution in Minnesota Senate
The Minnesota Senate advanced Standall and related measures including a resolution to inspect the new Capitol. The body approved a constitutional government proposition, funds for state highway costs, and several bills on dairy adulteration, weights and measures, and public education. Several bills were moved to third reading with normal school and infrastructure items advanced.
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Standall
Minnesota
Hearing on consump tive bill debated in Wisconsin
Madison March 2 1908 The Wisconsin legislature heard Dr Gustav Smith of Milwaukee and Dr G A Harper of Madison argue for a favorable report on a bill to establish a state sanatorium for tuberculosis patients The case was presented as a moral and economic issue with potential savings from reduced deaths The committee also advanced a factory inspector expansion by 44 deputies and recommended favorable action on a band and orchestra ban for under 14 year olds and a scaffolding safety appeal to building inspectors.
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Platteyne
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Stout
Madison
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Milwaukee
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Wieder
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State Board of Health
Pr. Harper
Harper
Committee On
Murnufactures
Assemblyman
Strehlow
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Brockhausen
Warner
Ta Grosse
la Crossa
Appointment trends and tax reform in 19th century city governance
The record notes proposals on appointing women to boards of education and care of county institutions, alongside discussion of a 250,000 population area. It references a church leader's capitol conference on a 499-foot school saloon ban and highlights the Senate's passing of a gratuity bill aimed at curbing bribes in private works and employee dealings.
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Board of Education
Rummel
Reqnest
Rogere
Pevidor Steand
Milwaukee
Senate
Vilas Urges Wisconsin University Support and Tax Reform
Col Vilas for the University urges Wisconsin to fund higher education adequately through direct taxation. He argues the state’s system must attract more students, expand facilities, and endow true access for young men and women, stressing applied science and efficiency to keep pace with national rivals.
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Wisconsin
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Mareh
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Iy Veyeule
Uons
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Sail
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West Asm
Citvens
Ular
Vilas
Anversley
Chicago Markets Livestock Quotations Headline
Chicago markets show mixed livestock quotes with various bids and prices. Quotations cover cattle hogs sheep and lambs with unsettled ranges and feature names and figures from midyear dealing.
Debate Over Minnesota Capitol Design and Steel Structure
In a March discussion among legislators, advocates push for a steel office building to maximize room and reduce cost, claiming a 20 story design could offer durable space for under seven million dollars. Critics warn current designs waste corridors and propose a modern steel structure as a practical, economical alternative to traditional monumental architecture.
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Mareh
Lewslaruge
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Unis
Siape
Viney Yeoreny
Foo Iraak
Dea
Vrate Government Ca
Su Xetare
TE Far Corporation
Linstale
Assembly Passes Bill for Underground Wires Districts
The assembly favors a bill authorizing councils of cities to establish districts where telephone, telegraph, and electric wires must be underground. The measure passed amid debates on funding, penalties for noncompliance, and related utility regulations.
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Extent of Patent Medicine Industry in Early U S Census
The passage discusses the breadth of patent medicines, their flavorings and extracts, and other products like oil, glue, lard, castor oil, cosmetics, and ink. It notes the vast output and compares its value to a year’s production of “parent medicines,” referencing the 1900 census value and legislative context.
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United States
Far MONE mediciie predicat in this country annually
A garbled note from Heslies Monthly Magazine claims medical costs in this country total about 59 111 255 dollars annually with profits near one third of retail value. It asserts vast yearly sums are spent on every man woman and child, describing widespread financial actions and burdens affecting health expenses.
Blackmail Charged in Waukeshaw County Case
George Kreener of its tity is jailed in Waukeshaw for attempting to extort money from a young woman residing here. He was arraigned in the mantelpak court setting for April. In default of which he was sent to jail. The defendant allegedly demanded $25 and threatened to ruin the woman's reputation unless she cooperated with him in Milwaukee Waukesha Brewery court case.
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Maren
George Kreener
Milwaukee Waukesha Brewlnz Corte
Inaugural Nevs Service Across Midwest Line
Ehicage and Alton plan a new Neve service inaugurating a route linking Chicago, Bloomington, Pontiac, and Davitt. The project, including double tracking south of Bloomington and Springfield, aims to extend rail access as weather and storms permit.
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War fears in South America as Castro refuses dialogue
Dopical reports say Fidel Castro again refuses to resume diplomatic ties with Colombia, raising fears of war between Colombia and Venezuela. Curacao no longer hosts Venezuelan revolutionary leaders, and financial backing is suspected to support anti Castro elements. General Varedes is named to lead the movement.
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Castro
Inne General Varedes
Look LIKE DUAL MURDERER Green Bay Police Suspect Wealey
Green Bay police arrest Wan Bari¢u Wesley in custody as a suspect in the murders of an elderly man and his daughter on a northern Minnesota claim. Wesley, a Green Bay native, visited his parents and had been sought by authorities for some time.
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Wealey
Wis
Bari¢u Wesley
Mesaba Range
Minnesota
Wesley
Wen
Weseley
Gesner Rus sel Convicted In Infernal Machine Case
Gesner Russell, also known as Gessler Russean, was convicted before Recorder Goff of sending an infernal machine with murderous intent to the Cunard steamer Umbria in May 1908. He remained calm after verdict and awaits sentence, with a maximum penalty of five years. He testified about manufacturing infernal devices for Cuba and other conflicts, claiming prior use against ships and offers to Cuban agents that were rejected.
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Gesner Russel
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Earder Goff
Cunard
Umbria
Rossean
T Bowe
Cuba
Poers
Changed His Mind About Roses Trade
Littie Tommy brought the teacher a handsome bouquet of roses and, during the morning, she placed it on his desk. His pride swelled as he handled the flowers, but after a session he admitted he had not earned them. He reminded the teacher she had said he could take them, prompting a humbling moment.
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Boston Record
Young worker learns about future troubles from a small task
A very young worker discovers that keeping a task within two inches is harder than expected as he grows, revealing the growing pains of balancing effort and responsibility in work.
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