Governor's Proclamation for Wisconsin Semi Centenary
Edward Seefeld, Governor of Wisconsin, proclaims a state holiday on June 7 1643 1808 to celebrate Wisconsin’s fiftieth anniversary of joining the Union. He invites neighboring states Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan Minnesota and Iowa and urges observance at the state capital Madison. The proclamation requests suspension of ordinary work and official observance with officials signing.
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Wiscomeix
Wisconsin
Commonwealth
Madison
Ohio
Indiana
Inola
Michigan
Minnesota
A Atetex
Winconsin
Jegi Luburg
Edward Seefeld
Staid
Leto Tae
Union
Fazac
Ciy
Wightearth
Edward Soukreld
Henry Cashon
Tato
Dewey and Cuba War Talk From a Turbulent Memoir
The piece reflects on Dewey's role in the Philippines and U S naval power against Spain. It notes beef prices in Havana and critiques Governor Scofield amid Cuban conflict. It cites Scovel of the World predicting Gomez could win with artillery if Cuba receives aid, referencing Gomez's 35 000 strong army.
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Scovel
New York World
Gomez
Cuba
Scofield to seek renomination amid Republican state rally
Governor Scofield declares he will be a candidate before the next Republican state convention despite rumors. He says no one consulted him and he will run if the people still want him, stressing his open record and readiness to support the party’s choice if another is preferred. A note on heavy sale listings closes the item.
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Scofield
Sentinel
Ramsey Post
Traye
Edo
Looth
Marty
Milwaukee Sentinel
Gala day gatherings and church services in Sherry and Unity
Friday oy Ingtweet marked by Bishop Schwebach's arrival and a choir of white-clad children escorting him to St Killino's church for confirmation. The marriage of Nettlie Leveaux and Lena Gustavson was held at St Killian's with Rev Benderman officiating. Arbor day activities filled the schools with cleanup, tree planting, and flagpole rituals while the town reports local business, war notices, and upcoming commencement with Prof J F Sims to speak.
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Lour Burg
Schwebach
Purgravz
St Killino's Burch
Nettlie Leveaux
Misa Lena Gustavson
Anna Blenker
Bert Bever
J. ©. Kiefer
Sherry Siasion
Frank Fradle
Marshfield
Stevens Point
St. Paul
Sherry
Blenker
John Blenker
Businss
H. L. Syms
Auburndale
E. G. Lees
Bleaker Hotel
The Philippines: Early Spanish Discovery and Ruling Class
A historical overview notes Magellan’s voyage discovering the Philippines and the subsequent Spanish conquest in 1564. It describes the tropical archipelago of over 600 islands led by a Spanish-leaning elite, diverse Malay tribes, the Negritos, and harsh taxation that burdens natives, with extreme climates and periodic natural disasters.
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Philippine Islands
Magellan
Spain
Islanus
Philippines
Tropics
Luzon
Voliants Orgin
Negros
Mindanao
Regent
Lace and net lace prices in antique sale listing
A list details various laces in ecru or white with widths around 54 inches and lengths of about 3% yards. Items include Bie Rover Lace, Royal Lace, Royal Pal, and Ruffled Fish Net in single pairs or sets, with prices ranging from 3.50 to 4.00 and notes on patterns and borders.
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Rover
Jan Royal Lace
Repression Under Spanish Rule Stirring Native Upheaval
The text details heavy taxes on natives including a stiff poll tax and charges on property and business. Delinquents face naked flogging, imprisonment, or deportation, leaving families to starve. Natives repeatedly rebel despite arms shortages, as described by Rackenge.
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Tighia
Rackenge
A Fateful Day in History on the Tenth
The author relays a reader supplied list of notable events on the tenth day of various years. Entries include Lexington and Saratoga battles, Yorktown surrender, early treaties, wars with Britain, the Monroe Doctrine proclamation, and other milestone dates, ending with a note on the Cuban resolution.
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J. W. Mullery
Larrimore
N. Dak
Lexington
Janie
Saratoga
Yorktown
Great Britain
Guerrier
Monroe
Cedar Creek
Notice to Clean Up Resolution Passed by Board of Health
At a board of health meeting on April 27 the resolution required all persons to remove nuisances from their premises by May 15 1808 and to maintain good sanitary conditions throughout the year Any noncompliance would be prosecuted to the full extent of the law Health Officer OW B Vauxe Secretary E E Anes Adler Joun Therole Board of Health
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Board of Health
OW. B. Vauxe
E. E. Anes
Puna Adler
Joun Therole
Chicago & Northwestern Rumbles Through Confusing Schedule
Fragmented OCR indicates a railway timetable with routes between Marsufield and Eland Junction and Milwaukee. Mentions Wausau Antizo engagements, with unclear times and stops, suggesting a transit summary rather than a complete schedule.
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Chicago & Northwestern
Marsufield
Eland Junction
Wausau
Antizo
Eland
Sya
Milwaukee
Chicago
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