Democratic Attacks on Wisconsin Economy in 1890s Speech
Horace Taylor of Madison delivered a Milwaukee speech criticizing Democrats for alleged fiscal mismanagement and excessive state expenses. He claimed Republican reforms saved money, while Democratic rule increased costs across offices, institutions, and services, urging voters to judge by expenses and outcomes rather than treasury balances.
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Mibwaukee
Horace 4. Taylor
Madison
Taylor
Wisconsin
Ulsausalon
Absimuni Weall
Peivale Fludncier
Milwaukee Journal
Wishell Madison
Ste Aid
Ims
Uti
Rooney
Lyery
Nhl
Republic
Wie
Bla
Penal Ag
Dusanu
Democratic Dawerse
Gaet. Avrthere Hospital
Aulos
Selicotor
St School Fox
Eat
Democratic — Tuck Agl Ste Industriad School
HIAU
TAUOS
Board of Control
Ys Esssuin
Iitiates
School For the Deaf
Aver
Ata
Tmlusteil School
Bers
Sulariza
Yoas
Tor Haber Avout
Repube Il
Milwaukee City Bonds Sold by Public Debt Board
Milwaukee, O f 9 The Commissioners of public debt have sold bonds recently deemed valid by the supreme court. They carry par value with 6 percent interest for twenty years. H N Harris & Co of Chicago bought 100,600 in park and 7,000 in street improvement bonds at a premium of 10 percent. The Milwaukee Mechanics' Insurance Company purchased 36,000 in West sewerage district bonds at a premium of percent.
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Milwaukee
Supreme Court
H. N. Harris & Co
Ghieaxo
Urigitaudl
Aaron Layne
Mareeflon
John L. Waklo
Westiela
Urizlual
Widows
Marie Lebouod
Malwane Kes
Elizavet
Beloit
Twooas
Green May
Marinette
Bowes
Wink W. A. Rozell
Door County
Lucius Judson
Bachie
Milyunkod
M.o
Eremiie
Cunituer
Ab Osh
Kosh
Avellon
Shawang
George W Gibbs
Wells Dies At Milwaukee At 71
Mrs Wells died yesterday at 108 Jarwell avenue Milwaukee aged 71. She was the widow of Clement W Wells and mother of Mr HP Clnn. Sister of Mary Mortimer. Also noted the death of Mrs Mary C Martin wife of George Martin of the George Martin Theater Company in Milwaukee at age 71.
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Milwaukee
Morton
Wells
Jarwell Avenue
Sle
Clement W
HP Clnn
Mary Mortimer
Mary C. Martin
George Martin
George Martin Teather Company
Wisconsin News Round: Marriages, Murders, and Suffrage Meeting
A garbled Wisconsin page reports marriages at Beloit and Berlin, multiple homicides near Pine Lake, industrial troubles at Uxikesh and Manitowoc, and a suffrage convention in Racine. It notes speakers including Mrs Umm Suzith LeVor and Mrs Perkins, plus court sentences for several crimes and local industrial and business updates across Oshkosh, Marinette, Manitowoc, and Green Bay areas. The report mentions wage, banking, and debt issues amid Depression era strain.
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Loy
Wisconsin
Mer
Racine
Nhu Federation
Amougwaiutun
Wwomen
Ayia
Ubiguge
Ald House
Ain
Gach
Umm Suzith LeVor
Minoua Bills
Milwaukee
Perkins
Cleveland
Alps
Ellen Mi [Guuyar
Mary 5
Holues
Clif Henge
M. de Long
Ushekos
James Gaffney
Ebioglander
Ed. Jackson
Jackson
Lolloe
Secretary Rejects Need for Alcohol Supervision Legislation
The secretary states no congressional appropriation exists to fund supervision or regulation of alcohol production. He directs no further action be taken until Congress acts, a decision anxiously awaited by manufacturers and chemists nationwide who face tax questions on alcohol.
Congress Must Act on Alcohol Tariff Regulations
A dated government dispatch reports President and officials debating when alcohol provisions in a tariff take effect. Secretary Carlisle asks the attorney general for an opinion. Commissioner Miller cautions that without official supervision regulations cannot be enforced and fraud risks rise.
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Wusulagien
Get
Secrecity
Tre Listo
Carlisle
Miller
Interust| Revenus ‘Bureau
Tthe
Counterfeiter Block Leads Escaped Ring in Michigan
Fragmentary report describes Hillmilton Block, a known counterfeiter, as leader of a ring that recently escaped after a past offense in Michigan. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Witslinien
Linlad Stines
Mi Bay Chty
Hillmilton Block
Skee
Washington Soglal News Weuslingwn Tries to Remain Bright
A string of social notices recounts family travel across Canada and domestic moves. Major Georges Arm es and wife Miss Cewly Armes wed at a parish house with relatives present and detectives in attendance. An arrest follows for Herbert Claude after a tense wedding scene.
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Weuslingwn
Eligirmany
Buck
Esis Palgus
Krenek Zoninasider Iil
Canada
Garlissy
Gray Gables
Childs
Vidkulelphea
Georgs W. Childs
Rowan
Mayadiaister
Cewly Armes
Georges Armies
Regulst
Wats
Herbert Claude
Kouk Croek
Thirlck
Lue Weddide
Lolmrchandims
Mas
Armes Pkiud
Major Armes
Mr Claude
Pon
Aries
Umal
Armes
Claude
Tony
3S Armee
Tyre
Trooma
Yatherslao
Stafford
Three Bodies Found Near Hinckley by Tamarack River
Three bodies were found five miles west of Hinckley near the Tamarack River. One person was identified as Eva Gea from Field Wisconsin. The report notes the others remain unidentified as authorities investigate the scene.
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Hinckley
Sint, Oet
Pie Tamarack
Dernilag
Evang Ot Field
Wis
Attorney seeks relief over Philadelphia and Reading workers
In Philadelphia on October 8, attorney William D. Montague asked a U S circuit court judge to prevent discharge or interference with members of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad labor group. Mrs Montague said workers fear losing railroad employment if they do not renounce their labor union. The judge postponed action. the involved organization is presumed to be a rail union.
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Jew York World
Dem
Maine
Repubbank
Polly Mors
Pease Witd & Purywse
Washington
Vermont
New York
Sone
Toameswee
Inez
Philadelphia
William D. Montague
Wash Nzton
United States Circuit Court
Philadephia and Reading Railroad Company
Montague
Pine Land Investigation Recommends $71,000 State Demand
The Minnesota pine land investigation committee has decided that $71,000 is due the state. Fear T. H. Foley of Atkins is implicated for unlawfully cutting state pine lands.
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Minnesota Pine Land Investigation
T. Hh. Foley
Atkins
They Couldn't Divide a Cent Milk Money Debate
New York Herald recalls two newsboys in City Hall Park during a hot afternoon weighing a one cent sterilized milk bottle. They argue over a split, then agree to buy a larger share for the man who pays now, ending with the boys sharing a full drink.
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New York Herald
City Hall Park
Pefenry
Nathan Straus
Ater
Mabey
Tommy
Missus
Amherst Banjo Tour Audiences In Great Britain
The Amherst musical association sends lie college glee banjo and mandola clubs with thirty performers to Boland for a summer tour in Great Britain under Charles Terry. They debut July 1 at Southport near Liverpool after crossing the Atlantic, with Southport papers praising banjo artistry and refined singing praised by York and York Evening Post.
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Amherst
Lie College
Boland
Great Brittin
Charles Terry
Ellen Torry
Amhorst
Southport
Liverpool
Atlantic
Southport Guardian
York Evening Post
Astonishing sports wildness in Bulimia exploits
The Lundon Globe reports staggering counts from the Czech Nimrods amid a controversial legalization of sparission. Averages show 1,000 cartridges per head and massive animal losses including 132 calves, 12 cows, 3 bulls, 2 horses, yearly totals of 24 400 domestic animals, with indemnities and medical bills reaching 413 990 florins and 635 100 torina.
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A. Frutel
Ella
Bulimia
Lyudus Sporting
Verlin
Torina
Umskilltet
Lundon Globe
Republican state committee votes against convention or state ticket
The Republican state committee met and decided not to call a convention nor nominate a state ticket, preferring candidates to be elected in each congressional district and vowing to oppose the proposed constitutional convention. Chicago police arrest a woman calling herself Lizzie Lots, an anarchist queen. Actress Marie Wheatwright denied divorce from Loula James.
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Cohmbia
Republican State Committee
Hekel
Chicago
Lizzie Lots
Marie Weatwright
Loula Jame
Tregedian
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