Wisconsin and nation in brief a mixed November digest
A Wisconsin roundup reports Judge Hastings ruling state rail taxes constitutional with expected increases into 1906, plus local notes on robberies, funerals, hero medals, embezzlement cases, hunting accidents, road work, smallpox quarantine, and political party updates. Also includes moral short items and human-interest vignettes.
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Madison
Wis
D. Hastings
Green Bay
Em Tex
Farr
Time
Slippery fellow in Polish remark noted in papers
A fragment recalls a Cleveland Leader quip about a polished gentleman as a slippery fellow. It also mentions Green-Jones being run over by a trolley car yesterday and not yet recovering, with Chicago News questioning whether the doctor or lawyer spoke for Brown-Who.
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Cleveland
Green—Jones
Brown
Chicago News
Mrs Settledown quarrels spark domestic bliss debate
A playful exchange between Mrs Settledown and Mr Settledown hints at differing views on home life. Admiration is cited as the daughter of ignorance in a quip attributed to Franklin, reflecting social caustic wit.
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Bay
Milwaukee
Nikolas Beltsos
Michael Blavrou
Hamilton Stress
Bolteog
Louis Wallermann
Ormsby
Pauline May
Edward May
Rockford
Gerber
Chestnut Street
Cemetey
Victor Caro
Mre
May
Royal Hove
Ladlea
The
Maccabees
Washington Post
Lusso
Franklin
Pista
Ariz
Cal
Col
Idaho
Mant. Nev
N. Mex
Ore
Utah
Wash
Wyo
Years Railway Accidents and Passenger Fatalities Rise
The fourth annual Government bulletin reports 350 passengers killed in train accidents in the year ending last June across eleven major wrecks and numerous smaller incidents. Passenger deaths rise about 30 percent from the prior year, while other causes kill 187 passengers, up 25 percent. A drop in fatalities from falling off cars and in coupling-car accidents is noted, amid ongoing rail traffic increases.
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Railroad
Railroad Gazette
Fine residences for sale at bargain price
SarE two fine residences offered as bargain options. Enquire Geo. H. Welton about details and conditions.
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Enquire Geo
H. Welton
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the Tailor
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Iron Works
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O. D
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Peabordy Creek
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Botl
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Milward Brioeske
Black River
New Amsterdam
Howard Prieske
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Milwaukee Electric Ravd
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Fox River
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James O. Davidson
LaFollette
United States Senate
Tanssville
State ‘Institute For the
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Wisconsin
Stae Central
A. F. Warden
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of Missouri
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Rocky Mountain
Walker
E. Ff. Sutherland Medicine CO
Peduoak
R. J. Strauss
U. S
Washington, D.C
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Nevada
Hayner Distilling Company
Gt. Paul
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