The Governorsh ip Rumble at Milwaukee Nomination
A few days after Milwaukee Sentinel rumors that John Koch would be the governor nominee, Maj. Upham denied withdrawal and urged that the Republican convention determine the best candidate. The Sentinel editor supported Upham’s stance, calling for voter input from schools, towns, wards, and counties before the July 25 convention.
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John G. Kooh
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Maj. Upham
Koch
Sentinel
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Neo
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Eoch
Upham
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Pire
Pda
Maj. Uphilin
Qublee
Guy
Kooh
W. H. Upham
Horace A. Taylor
Questioning the Nation on Pen Der gest and Reform Trove
The piece lists many figures including Coxey and Browne and notes their 20 day jail sentences in Washington for displaying a banner during a May Day demonstration. It also records a $3 fine or ten days in jail for trespassing on capitol grounds.
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Coxey
Browne
Christopher
Columbus Jones
Washington
Capitol
Capitol Grasa
Mayor Koch Withdraws From Governor Race
The Sentinel reports Mayor Koch of Nilwaukee has declined gubernatorial ambitions ahead of the Republican convention. He cites private business and family reasons, prompting questions about the party ticket while Horace A. Taylor of Madison announces as a candidate. Democratic editors push to find a suitable Republican rival amid ongoing national issues. PMID
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Sentinel
Koch
Nilwaukee
Dad
Govors Swartling
Roch
Ute
the Sentinel
Horace A. Taylor
Madison
Republican Congressional Convention Set For June in Stevens Point
The Republican Congressional Convention for the district the South will be held in Stevens Point on June 2. Mr. Connor will prepare the call soon. A government printer hired over 700 workers, many women, all Republicans, in a large dismissal at the Government Printing Office. Possible gubernatorial candidate Nils Haugen praised. Uncle Hod Taylor criticized. The Wisconsin Central Railroad will lay a steel span at Chippewa Falls to replace damaged trestle over Duncan Creek. In a heated debate a member of Congress urged temperance. Mrs. Mary Eileo Lease objects to the remarks.
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Conntor
Connor
Banedict
Ube Fisher
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
Duncan Creek
Chippewa Falls
Congress
Mary Eileo
Uniform Game Laws Meeting Planned By Sportsmen
Wisconsin and neighboring states including Minnesota and Iowa plan a June Minneapolis gathering to discuss uniform deer and game laws with the Milwaukee Sportsmen's Association initiating a circular. They seek standard months for hunting, a ban on dogs, and coordinated action to influence legislation, citing spring depletion and revenue-driven hunting. Mrs. B C Derby announces continued furniture and undertakings business in Marshfield, inviting local trade at the Upham Manufacturing Co. area.
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Minnesota
Minneapolis
Milwaukee Sportsmen's Association
A.W. Friese
Milwaukee Sportsman’s Organization
Madison
B.C. Derby
Marshfield and
Ala Place
Upham Mfg. Co
From Chippewa Falls Bonded Debt to North Dakota Founder
Around the State items report Chippewa Falls nearing bonded limit after lending $20,000 for flood repairs, Edward Brandes and Nick Terens of Kewaunee survive a poisoned seltzer incident, Green County treasury depleted, Dodgeville to install water system, Groun Bay cyclists set for June 12 race, and a string of local notices including a West Superior mayor’s death and Avon farmer Christian Bachley father of twenty six children.
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Chippewa Fall
Edward Brandes
Nick Terens
Kewaunee
Green County
Dala
Julia Scott
West Superior
North Dakota
Dakotas
Christian Bachley
Avon
Rock County
Gxtuco
Young Gleason
Rush Take
Mat Borly
Dodgevilly
Groun Bay Cyclers
Lo Marinetie
Wisconsin Sheriff Sale Foreclosure In Wood County
In Wood County Wisconsin Sheriff Michael Vincent announces a foreclosure sale on the property described as the east half of section 11 township 24 range 8 in Wood County the sale date is Saturday June 1 at 2 30 p m at the Sheriff’s office in the Grand Rapids courthouse. The defendants are Catherine Cranminga and H. Detuchinss and the action is a court judgment foreclosure with all costs and interest to be paid from proceeds.
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Detuchinss
Alain
Hell
Grand Rapids
Wood County
Wisconsin
Wood
Grand Ruaids
A. Tohael Vincent
Sharif
Plainuf
Marvshfield
Saab Monta
Masorde Hall
Cor
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H. G.ardress
Secy
A. Uratan
W. Ma
Marshfield
Order of Odd Fellows
Hall
Otho
Williams
A. S.devereaux
Lees
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Pythias
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Upham Manufacturing Co
Ruighia Givin
PINKY
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K.of Ramis
Mechanics Lodys
Ancient Order of United Workman
Sexcon Wrothers’ Block
Josun Barrewests
Recotaer
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M. Wi Hanson
Marshtol Womang Relief Corps
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Williamie
W. G. Muie
Mbs
Sthangitam
Qaatt Armory
Opera Dose Amie
Shield
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