Soo May Build a Valley Division
A Stevens Point Journal衞 report says Soo line engineers toured the Wausau to Stevens Point area, suggesting a possible Valley division path. Three men, one Mosinee resident known to an engineer, traveled northward along a straight route 30 miles between Stevens Point and Wausau, but the purpose remains undisclosed. The Moseene resident’s recognition fuels speculation that Soo line plans a Wausau Rhinelander valley link.
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Soo Company
Wausau
Stevens Point
Stevens
Mosinee
Soo Line
Soo
Wiseshsin River
Rhinelander
Appear to the Feminine and Endowed Beatty Rights
Fragmentary note argues against drowning infants by gender and urges women not to outgrow customs tied to sex. cites Judith Hrame Doug and jag in a fragmented rhetoric.
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Beatty
Judith Hrame
Doug
Lame Back Relief Promised by Chamberlains Liniment
A short advertisement notes lameness and muscular rheumatism relief from Chamberlains Liniment. It claims few applications provide relief and lists sale through all dealers.
Four Ministers Propose to One Methodist Lady
A humorous account from a Methodist conference describes four young ministers each confessing a divine impression that the same admired woman should be his wife. The presiding elder finally erupts that the Lord could not intend four men to wed one woman, noting the unlikely chain of impressions.
Kaiser and Court Fashion Rules at Wiesbaden
The German emperor notes dress detail and laments German fashion. He praises frugal polish of women as not smoky or rouged. A tale about Princess Victoria Louise resisting costly dress buttons reveals imperial thrift and court restraint.
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Wiesbaden
la Mode
Wiesbade
Victoria Loulue
Kaiperin
Gahe
Dundee
Miss Susan Glaspell's dog inspires Visioning pups
Miss Susan Glaspell, author of The Visioning, introduces two playful puppies Pourquoi and N'est-ce-pas in her new novel. The real Bohemian dog, Viola, shaped the book's canine characters and wanderings, prompting the author to drop chapter plans to search for the dog.
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Susan Glaspell
Miss Glaspell
Viola
Paris
Raspail
Ard
Voila
Miles Glaspell
Andress
Hans Bum- Melransen
Lerr Bummerransen
Had His Revenge Planned by a Plain Little Man
The Brighton editor, cut by a plain little man, explains why the offender deserves notice and plans to photograph him in a bathing suit for illustrated papers. He cites famous authors to argue vanity among great men and vows to “get even” by harming his rival’s reputation.
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Brighton
Gibbon
Lig Dfary
Victor Hugo
Blemarel
London
Ross to High Position. A 1718 marriage links to Napoleons Marshal Bernadotte
In 1716 Maria d Abbadie, daughter of peasants, was hired as a servant at an inn in Pierrefitte France. A Bearnais named Jean de Saint Jean married her on May 20 1718 at Assat. Their eldest daughter married Henri Bernadotte in 1764. Their grandson became Napoleon's Marshal Bernadotte, later King of Sweden, with descendants including Sweden’s Gustave V, Norway’s Haakon VII, and the Danish queen.
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Ross
Maria d'Abbadie
Pierrefitte
France
Dominique Habas
Boeilh
Jean de Saint-Jean
Assat
Boeille
Henri Bernadotte
Jean Bernadotte
Napolleon
Marshal Bernadotte
Sweden
Gustave V
Haakon VII
Norway
Denmark
Liverpool Population in 1901 Census
The 1901 census shows Liverpool with 685000 residents including 4000 naturalized foreigners. Foreigners include merchants and firm representatives, a Jewish quarter in trade, a Chinese quarter, and a small Scandinavian presence. Catholics form about one quarter, Anglicans strong, Unitarians influential. 13 parks and 50 open spaces cover about 1069 acres.
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Liverpool
England
Law Church
Orangemen
Unitarians
Corporation
Westminister Gazette
The Selfish Cook and a Washington Dinner Tale
Judge EB Gary spoke in Washington about the balance of self and service in a successful life. He contrasted his view with a Wheaton cook who, on a hot afternoon, made frozen custard with careless precision, prompting a kitchen maid to remark that she and others were not getting any of it.
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EB. H. Gary
Washington
Wheaton
S$ho
Possum Incident Highlights Slippage in Education
Washington workmen removing debris at the old Riggs house uncover a large possum they mistake for a huge rat and flee. The Baltimore Sun comments that refinements of education may erode racial recognition, predicting further social tensions and prejudice in coming generations.
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Riggs House
Washington
Saya
Baltimore Sun
Helping Out Bartered Argument Hint in Rural Exchange
Neighbor confronts Mr. Meekton over a domestic dispute rumor. He clarifies Henrietta is rehearing for a suffrage debate and he was to represent the opposition in a public discussion. The exchange frames a small town scene with civic engagement amid domestic chatter.
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Mr. Meekton
Henrietta
Rural Uplift Tales Of A Farming Family
In a rural anecdote Farmer Corntessel praises family support during high food costs. He credits his mother and son Josh for sustaining the household through lean times, noting Joan’s skill in poker and bridge as unexpected wartime talents.
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Corntessel
Josh
Joan
Keeps Your Stove Always Ready for Company
A bright, clean stove is the pride of every housekeeper. Black Silk Stove Polish sticks to iron, does not rub off or dust off, and shines four times longer than ordinary polish. polish only one fourth as often, leaving the stove cleaner and brighter than ever before.
Schedule of Passenger Trains Marshfield Wis
Marshfield Wisconsin train schedule lists multiple east and westbound passenger services. It notes arrivals from Fond du Lac Janesville Milwaukie and Chicago connections with Sunday exceptions and requires parsing for exact destinations such as Omaha Me rillan Eland and Milwaukee lines. The schedule includes train numbers 416 48 164 245 420 816 and 409 with varying origin points and destinations including Fond du Lac Chicago Milwaukee and Minneapolis.
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Jeah-N.w
Fond du Lac
Janesville
Shebaysan
Mil
Oxhkowh
N. W
Omaha
Metrillan
Eland Ic
Mavil
Mail
Eland
Velvet Special and multiple trains run on Duluth to Chicago route
A historical timetable lists train services on the Duluth to Chicago line with Velvet Special No 18 daily, main line No 4 Minneapolis to Chicago and Milwaukee, No 3 Chicago to Duluth via Ashland, No 17 Velvet Special Chicago to Duluth, Greenwood branch services Green Wood and Loyal, Nekoosa branch to Grand Rapids, and several others with daily or Sunday exceptions. Mails close 30 minutes before departures. express packages to be at office one hour before.
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Duluth
Chicago
Acs
Chi
Una
Ashland
Elvet Sperial
BIS
Eau Clatra
Milw
Nekoosa
Grand Rapids
Nekoors
Chi and
Minn
Milwaukee
Ly Mail
Mehvosa
Grand Rapido
Nekopas
Eau Claire
Nekaona
Grand Rapidas
Nekooss
The Best Plaster Sold By All Dealers
A dampened flannel with Chamberlain’s Linament bound over the affected parts serves as the superior plaster and costs only one tenth as much, offered for sale by all dealers.
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FacLime Signator
New York
Bears
Castoria
Danderine
St. Paul
Nowark
Nod
Danderine CD
Exicabo
Ill
Stampa
Kaiser
Wilhelm
Volla
Ack Sitki
Sto Stove Polish Works
Illinois
Tessie Bi Les
Aan Ab
Marshfield, Wis
Northwestern Station
Wallans
Lmited
Minneapolis
Miln
Maid
Chiand Blifw
Greenwood
Layal
Ofice
Humphreys
D Wumpereys
Romeo, Medicine CO
WiMamand
Vedder
Wien
Rose Bros
C. S. Vedder
Marshfield
Miller Bros
C.B. Edwards
Marsasieco State Bank
Geo. H. Welton
Deming Building
Chas. J. Mettelka
the Tin Shop
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