Bank politics and alleged deposits fuel Wisconsin scandal
An exposé accuses First National Bank of Madison of holding a large state fund deposit with no interest paid, tied to Senator Vilas and allies. It claims reform boards favored this bank, while critics say officials reaped private gains and used the system to shield funds from state earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank of Madison
Vilas
Nly
Miegber
le Presant
M. J. Fuller
AL Byushord
O'Lounor
Gewert
Lyon
Uae
Wisconsin
Dwavevic
Advan
Nvcessary
Orstain IL
Mide Whia
Sonhaig
Eklepublican
Sue Tsuwunss
Asuleer
Seuiane Vis
Lis Profitica
Uabig
Amiiwau- Heo
Hauk i
Ogonnor
Board of Control
Boards of Regents
State Cay Wiversity
State Normals
Vitus
Proudst
Radford
Tate
Reform Administration
State Board of Control
Milwaukee
Madison
Isons
Prem
Reform Attorney General and the Interest Collecting Plan
A reform attorney general would arrive in years to collect the interest he would receive and the interest of that interest, outlining a mechanism to claim earnings over time.
Projections of protective policy and party shifts
Field notes the rise of American manufacturing values from 1870 to 1890 under protectionist policy. It cites wage growth, factory output, and the expansion of capital as evidence of prosperity under Republican leadership. It references prominent figures like Cleveland and Grant era discussions, with testimony from professors and merchants.
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Stroume
Henry Janata
New York Récorder
Cleveland
Eich
Vale of Amen
Wva
Tivren Strom
Thevison
Gisgushay
Marty
Datio Dyoves
Thistitis
B. Auidye
Wisconsin
Miplsper
Glevdland
Wibekinen
Winston
Porsin
Chicago
Jackson
Jefferson
Berry
Legion
Hike
Te Langest
Chistro
Eloffman
Democratie
Party of Protection and Prosperity
Imeye Abyays Oe & Democrat
Storell
Republican Party
Roe
Milwaukee jury begins deliberations in Gutting M Aaron case
In Milwaukee the jury took the case of Gutting M Aaron charged with causing the death of Louisa A Warrington an Indian squaw living on the Stock bridge reservation. The jury retired after 3 pm yesterday to consider the evidence and reach a verdict.
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Milwaukee
M. Aaron
Louisa A. Warrington
Stock, Bridge Reservation
New York
Alexander Stewart Webb
College of the City of New York
Roosevelt Reports Collector Runs It On The Short System
Theodore Roosevelt reveals findings of a commission on federal office holders pressuring employees to donate to campaigns. He says the internal revenue service and civil service law were misused, praises Postmaster Donnell’s conduct, and urges a law banning solicitations for campaign contributions by federal employees. He cites Pittsburgh Democrats and calls for reform to curb coercion.
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Washingon
Get
W—Theodorey Roosevelt
Elyi
Hts
Commission of
Iis
Pittebury
Fle
Twonevelt
Internal Revenue Orive
Delug
Lashot
Saurt
Donnell
Lwoosevelt
Roosevelt
Pitsburg
Eyebrow fashion notes from a bygone article
The piece discusses arched clear eyebrows and spacing over the nose as marks of grace and temperance. It contrasts Perelans preferences for heavy brows with American ideas of beauty, suggesting tools like zippers and brushes aid shaping and that patient effort yields notable results.
Czarowitz News Signals Palace Prep and Czarina Illness
Reports from St Petersburg and London detail hastened preparations at the Winter Palace for the czarowitz and renewed concern over the czarina’s critical condition. Observers fault Prof Zacharias for misdiagnosis and negligence, noting the czarina’s bouts of trembling and syncope since the crisis. A police seizure targets illicit proclamations while arrests are made for distributing them.
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St. Lecersburs
Winter Palace
Czarowitz
Sarlova
Czarlon
London
St Petersburg
Zachavia
Ytatersburg
St. Petersburg
Livadia
Cal
Mad
Protec tives seek injunction over voting system change
In Toywha Kansas on September 26 the protectives led by Gene Wracy won a first point by securing an injunction against the use of the evaluative voting system. The general reorganizing committee may face a court-ordered halt pending a hearing set for October 20. One restraining order was saved late last night by Judge Tadee Paster of the U.S. district court.
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Toywha
Kas
Qet
Gene Wracy
General Reorganization Committee
Board of Directors
Tadee Paster
United States District Court
Woman Influence Sways Kentuckian In Election Tale
Colonel Bain Anderson of Kentucky, new in town en route to New York, faces questions about Breckinridge. He admits a changed stance aided by a woman, saying he was whipped by her offer to marry if he opposed the colonel, and notes the Hyates woman’s persuasion as decisive.
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Bain Anderson
Kentucky
New York
Breckinridge
Tilly
Congress
Paris
Billy
Hyatate
Oleae
Pressure on divers at depth and body deformation
A historical note explains how underwater pressure increases with depth. At 100 feet pressure reaches about 44 pounds per square inch on the body, escalating with depth. the piece cites oceanic depths and converts inches to pounds, concluding with a fact about the deepest watched depth of 310 feet on record, per the St. Louis Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walchman
St! Louis
Eyebrow Sets and Grooming Etiquette
A curious article describes eyebrow sets as a common toilet adjunct. It notes small brush tools, pincers, clippers, salve and soap stored in a nest box, and urges eyebrow care for beauty while mentioning daily grooming of the eyes and lashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pechins
White Man's Strike Ends as Laborers Win at New Orleans
Oct 29 report says dock workers ended a strike after blood was shed and a general victory for the workers. Commerce at the port was crippled as agents yielded and agreed to terms, despite riots and property damage worth thousands. Three men were shot but not seriously hurt amid a conference that led to a return to work.
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Rota Wall
Major Upham
Democrats
Republic Non
Marahfield
Henry O. Jaastad
J. G. Monson
Marshfeld
Upham
Marabfield
Marshdeld
Tasatads
Upham Company
Untevade
Monson
Agate
Olt
Marsifield
Itelian
Ckaaport
Miarshfield
Morrison
Air Monsou
Upbart
G. B. Belland
Rev
L. T. Thom
Imman‘gel Lutheran Church
Marchfeld
Marshfield
Ne Uphavi
Thom
New Orleans
Joree
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SHUWA
HE Yilas
Ruldvet-Bashiord Bank
Viery
Phorvou
Orticlal
Democratic
Henry Tanstad
Halle Steenslund
Masahfield
Ma ‘Okie
Wplem Manuficruring Company
Tals Wan
Cunlany Company
Danehid
Howie
Wuolt Leva
eMuralnell
Wis
Hey- Momsen
Aqnees
Vipin
Cpa
IOC
Laceravan
Epalil
Albert Ube
Hristas
Trish
Ruplingey & Tthimeter
Upham Wey
Toy
Tae
Nim Ag
Standay
Fentleman
Milewaukee
Pubjis
Tong
Upham Mrs. Co
Democracie Party
Peck
Geo. Peck
Marsh
Ati
Anderson Sys
United States Senate
Hig Party
Ucker
Mons Anderson
Duke de Veragua
Marquis
Downell
Starks
Czarovwitz
Tar Winder Palace
Gvar
Czarina
Yragy
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