Address to Voters by the Republican State Central Committee
Milwaukee October 27 1894 voters will soon vote on November 6 to express political convictions. The piece argues Democratic misrule since 1893 brought recession, calls for protective tariffs, restoration of prosperity, and robust state finances. It criticizes state officers for waste, cites printing contracts, and urges voters to support Republicans for honest governance and relief from Democratic policy.
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Tabor
Democratic Party
Mery
Congress
Republican Party
United States
England
France
Germany
Uras
Age Corney
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Supreme Court
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Grand Rapids Report from Starshfield Gears for Change
The Grand Rapids Reportar notes a Democratic push in Starshfield area counties with predictions of slim margins for Wm Upham in Grand Rapids city and a tight Contea-Na race. It urges Republicans to stay steady and hints at Democrats flocking to change, claiming broad support for reform.
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Lnife
Phillip Keveki
Wm. H. Upham
Wm. Upham
Grand Rapids Reportar
Clubbing At Auburndale Ends In Assault Case
A Friday Auburndale clash involved Charles Mews August Wil and Wenzel G. Mews struck G insensible with a heavy end of a plate over a long standing grudge. G was deemed in dangerous condition. warrants issued for Mews and Wurl. Deputy Kraus arrested Wurl. Mews fled. Wurl appeared before Judge Hirth. examination postponed ten days in absence of his attorney.
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Tar Thores
Auburndale
Charles Mews
August Wil
Wenzel G
Gotz
Mews
Wurl
Kraus
Integraviras
Hirth
Vist
Goggings
Local Speakers at Upham Club Hear Wheelock and Vandercook
The Upham Club hosted two addresses by Local Speakers Edgar T. Wheelock of Medford and GE Vandercook of Spencer. Wheelock defended Republican protectionism for American industry and labor. Vandercook criticized Attorney General O'Connor over alleged inaction on textile trespass, attacking Prohibition-era enforcement and naming foreign companies.
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Thal
Upham Club
Edgar T. Wheelock
Medford
GE. Vandercook
Spencer
Wheelock
Dew
Ma W
Rankin
Vandercook
O'Conner
Int Commige Sioners
Weyerhaeuser Syndicate
O'Briens
Stillwater
O'Connor
Major Upham
Polley
Marshfield Adopts Municipal Telephone System Move
The Uy of Marshfield plans to own its telephone system and exchange. National Telephone Construction Company, Western agents for National Telephone Manufacturing, is installing the system. Wires are strung on electric light poles, ending Bell monopoly control and offering subscriber ownership of instruments and central office connections. The setup aims to serve about [number] subscribers once complete.
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Uy of
Marshfield
National Telephone Construction &Co
Matthews
Milewaukee
National Telephone Manufacturing Company
Boston
Bell Co
Unti
Wisconsin Telephone Co
Pope
Theo. S Pring
Right is Right Vollmer denial over 1880 letters in dispute
A Marshfield fencing merchant Vollmer denies a Chilton Times claim that his former partner Dorschel used an attorney to settle with Upham Manufacturing for 70 cents on the dollar. The letters dated October 1880, written as the store opened, are disputed as rivalry rhetoric and questioned as to Dorschel’s business acumen and character.
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Vollmer
Chilton Times
Major Upham
Vollmar
Mt Waukee
Dorschel
Vollovar
Marsh- Reid
Dad
Greas
Gentéman
Home Made Wheat and Graham Bread Orders At Milwaukee School
Citizens wishing to obtain homemade wheat and graham bread frill cakes cookies cranberry jelly baked beans and other items may place advance orders. Orders are taken through Mrs Bulle Luysted or Mrs Coudit's millinery store for pickup at the Milwaukee Cooking School.
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Bulle Luysted
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