Milwaukee doctors gather for sixty seventh state convention
Dozens of doctors from Wisconsin converge in Milwaukee on October 1 for the sixty seventh annual meeting of the Wisconsin State Medical Society. Mayor Gerrard A. Hading welcomes delegates, with Rev. Paul Jenkins giving the invocation and President A. J. Patek delivering the annual address. Prominent speakers include W I Lorenz Mendota and J K Uhorley Madison among many others. Clinics will be held at local hospitals.
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W. I. Lorenz
Mendota
W. Mansen
la Crosse
BK. Lademan
Milwaukee
J. FP. Smith
Wausaay
J. K. Uhorleg
Madison
W. Nuzum
Janesville
Yaul Eisen
D. H. Foerster
A. Uner
F. Marshall
Appleton
ML Edlhios
Waukee
Edward Evans
New York
FJ. Gaenslen
Milwetheast
Edward Quick
Green Hay
W. B. Grave
C. 3
Hubbeer
Watertown
Norwegian Lutherans meet in Stoughton for Christian education
Nearly 100 prominent members from three Lutheran denominations gathered in Stoughton for the final conference on promoting Christian education in schools. First Lutheran church hosted meetings with a joint choir concert and discussions on historical introductions, duties of giving youth Christian training, the demand for Christian education, and support for Albion Academy. Clergy from Norwegian Synod and United Lutheran churches attended.
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Afteen
Wisconkia
Stoughton
Lutherac
Stouchton
J. Halvor
Mo A. Hegge
Stongaton
Madison
J. Linnevold
Edgerton
Guoderson
Mount Horeb
Hey
J. J. Lee
M. A. Hegge
Stub
Changes In University Faculty Resume Shifts and Appointments
Nearly two score of changes and additions have been made in the university faculty since the end of the school year. Dr. S. M. Babcock becomes professor emeritus, succeeded by Prof. E. B. Hart, head of agricultural chemistry. E. G. Hastings promoted to professor of agricultural bacteriology, with Frank M. White becoming head of agricultural engineering. K. L. Hateh elevated to professor of the agricultural extension service. Dean Richards returns from a year abroad studying foreign jurisprudence. Henry W. Ballentine becomes professor of law, replacing Eldon R. James now with the University of Minnesota. Wallantine has been dean of the law school at Minnesota this past year. A. Gilmora granted a leave of absence to study law in Europe. Paul J. Relusch’s vacancy as United States minister to China to be filled by Stanley G. C. Hornbeck, a Wisconsin graduate and former assistant professor at Mukden Law School. Chester Lloyd Jones will teach in his place for the first semester.
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S. M. Babcock
E. B. Hart
E. G. Hastings
Frank M. White
K. L. Hateh
Agricultural Extension Service
Roade
Dean Richards
Law School
Europe
Henry W. Ballentine
Eldon R. James
James
University of Minnesota
Wallantine
University of Montana
A. Gilmora
Paul 3. Relusch
Unis
Ching
Stanley GC. Hornbeck
Mukden
Manchuria
China
Wisconsin
Hornbeck
Chester Lloyd Jones
Dining for Four Cents in London’s Markets
A fragment outlines a scheme to obtain a six course dinner for two pence by scavenging at Billingsgate for damaged fish, Covent Garden for scraps and vegetables, and Smithfield for bones and odds and ends. The speaker extols thrift and enterprise, depicting a streetwise plan to assemble hors d oeuvres soup fish joint cheese and dessert from waste and discarded goods.
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London
Twovence
Billingsgate
Covent Garden
Alvo
Smithfield
Dad Payor
King’s Grose
Areopagitica and the Freedom of Print Across Ages
A 1854 reflection on Milton's Areopagitica, arguing that the 1644 plea for free printing shaped constitutional liberty, inspiring enduring resistance to tyranny. It notes Milton’s challenge to censorship and foresees a future where free thought and print define human progress, echoed worldwide.
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Milton
Alston
England
Ibson
Vanderbilt Social War at Oakland Farm Newport
Newport society buzzes after an elaborate Oak land Farm dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. Guests included Mr and Mrs Mitchell Henry of England and Lord Campden with other notables such as Mr and Mrs Herman Gerrichs and Mr and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt. The event revived Newport’s spirited dining gatherings with trophy room dancing and a novelty unmatched by recent social affairs.
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Newport
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Alyred Gwyne Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
Mitchell Henry
England
Lord Campden
Herman Gerrichs
Reginalld Vanderbilt
Spectacular Dinner Event With New York Minstrels
A dinner featured a red and white electrical display while guests were regaled by plantation gorge sung by minstrels from New York. Hundreds of Vanderbis Farrer neighbors gathered to hear this singing, just after cuidbight the guests were not specified.
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New York
30000 Thieves In Odessa Sc Petersburg
A Odessa police chief declares 30000 thieves in the city amid frequent burglaries and cholera fears. The summer exodus reduces arrests, with about 164 cases awaiting hearing and around twenty arrests daily. Proposals arise to transport the worst prisoners.
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Sc. Petersburg
Odessa
Golf ball blast injures boy. eye destroyed
Washington reports a golf ball explosion seriously injuring twelve year old Stafford Hawken, son of the Assistant State's Attorney. The right eye sight is destroyed, doctors hope to save the left eye as acid from the ball core caused the damage during a test to learn the ball's composition.
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Washington
Stafford Hawken
Hawken
Garter fad on Newport beach draws crowd and chatter
A quirky Newport scene highlights a woman started trend wearing a garter with a tiny bell. Women soon adopted the look, the beach buzzed, and a diner at a hotel displayed pink garters with cowbells on each trouser leg. The fad was deemed a great success as it spread quickly.
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Sporls
Newport
Banuer
Romantic Start Ends With Wedding in Nineveh Post Office
Miss Mildred Norton a clerk at Nineveh New York post office and Ivery Callow a Pensacola Florida post office clerk wed after a prank two years earlier involved a silo drop with her name and address found in a mailbox triggering a correspondence and eventual marriage.
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Binghamton
N. Y orAs
Mildred Norton
Nineveh
Ivey Callow
Pensacola
Fla
Cablow
Osterhaus Seeks Bird Farm
New York Rear Admiral Huzo Osterhaus retired after leading the North Atlantic squadron last June on his sixty first birthday plans a canary bird farm in New York. He has returned from Germany visiting his ninety one year old father Brigadier General Osterhaus and says he has invented a job and brought over twelve canary birds to start the enterprise. He notes he will raise doves on the farm and calls them doves of power.
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New York
Huzo Osterhaus
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North Atlantic
Germany
Geo
Peter I. Osterhaus
Admiral Osterhads
State News in Brief Interwoven Schedule of Local Incidents
Shchoypan Rev David Emman was installed as pastor of Immanuel Lutheran in the city. Oshkosh reports over 9 000 farmers attended Winnebago county fair marking Farmers’ Day. Fond du Lac notes William Anhort declared insane after hay mow bid and sent to Northern hospital Winnebago. Marinette reports W L Marble Ax Co president from Gladstone Mich arrested for shooting partridges out of season. Madiron rail commission orders Omaha road to turnish 3 kite for 4 warehenge for Farmeng Society equity. Broughton teaches English by correspondence with Norwegian pupils. Slebogzan police withhold names of a young man arrested for attempting to kill his wife over a nickel for beer. Waukesha Charles Wager fined 20 for shooting aquatic fowl before daybreak. Baraboo Alfred Ringling estate defendant in divorce suit by Belle Ringling alleging desertion. Glanwood Oscar Preshmas Glenwood killed the largest bull suske seen locally. Madelon infantile paralysis outbreak in Grant county with two cases and ten under care. Fond du Lac William Abnert found hidden in hay mow subsisting on carrots. Racine Mrs Feeney and Mrs Ryan die from gas in stove. Racine police arrest Mrs Butukake and Mike Kok auka for eloping with 500. Janesville tango craze among society leaders with Chicago instructor hired. Fond du Lac destitute English mother Mrs McCowen found with three children. story ties to eloped husband. Milwaukee man killed in auto crash. Goethals blamed. victim had internal injury. Racine suit against Racine Rubber for 20 900 damages for death of worker. Racine James Corse injured by auto. other accidents noted.
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Shchoypan
David Emman
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Oshkosh
Winnebago
Ithan
Fond du Lac
William Anhort
Marinette
W. L. Marbie
Marble Ax Company
Gladstone
Mich
Madiron
Railroad Commission
Omaha Road
Ila Spring Brevik
Farmeng Society of Equity
Broughton
Slebogzan
Waukesha
Charles Wager
Muskego Lake
Valentine Raeth
Mackieson
Baraboo
Alfred P. Ringling
Belle
Ringling
Baye Buer
Glanwood
Oscar Preshm
Glenwood
Grant County
State Board of Health
William Abnert
Aichael
Rom
Racine
John Butukake
Mike Kokauka
Gary
Ind
Butukskews Tigney
Kolzalka
Janesville
Chicago
Country Club
Tango Cinsa
England
Canada
McCowen
P. McCowen
Milwaukee
Alexander Goethals
Second
Charles Wagensell
East Water Street
Wagenseill
Kuserseney Hospital
Goethals
Josington
Hubin and
Zabel
Rank Cseh
Racine Rubber Company
Scn
James Corse
Mix Thae Krebs
Simon Tukanshtan
Iles 4 Hospital
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