Democratic Harmony in Wisconsin at State Convention
The article details a contested Democratic congressional convention in Wausau where Burt Williams of Ashland won on the first ballot with 21 votes but party rivals accuse Rose supporters of backroom deals. Williams faced a challenge from Willis Silverthorn and others, with Lincoln county's split votes nearly altering the outcome and sparking accusations of treachery and trades behind the scenes.
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Burt Willams
Ashland
Williams
Willams
Neal Brown
Rose
David Rose
Brown
Wiliams
Jules Thielman
Merrill
Louis Marchetti
Wausau
Willis V. Silverthorn
Tomahawk
Lincoln County
Silverthorn
Ruggles
Mr. Williams
Burglars Blow Open Pittsville Potter Store Safe
Burglars entered the Potter store at Pittsville last Sunday night and blew the safe open with dynamite. The post office funds and about $200 in postage stamps were stolen along with a few dollars in cash. Entry was gained through a rear door. the burglars likely fled before further loot. Authorities suspect professional work, noting the exact amount of dynamite used.
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A. Potter
Pittsville
Farmers Attention at Street Fair Premiums for Grains
The agricultural committee adds fiber premiums for grains and grasses including winter wheat spring wheat winter rye spring rye oats barley flax clover timothy red top blue joint grass and best bundle green corm stalks. Sheaves must be at least four inches in diameter and tied in three places to hang on a wall. Exhibitors may gather and compete for premiums. the association will save the exhibit for future advertising.
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Association
Merchant a Rest in Charity Demands
The New London Press argues merchants bear repeated charity requests while noting business profits are not universal among merchants. It urges asking land owners and retired men who have savings to support causes, suggesting a shift in gathering funds and acknowledging merchants’ own financial pressures.
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New London Press
DeWitts Little Early Risers Liver Tonic Ad
An advertisement touts DeWitts Little Early Risers as a gentle liver tonic that cleanses the bowels and removes poison. It claims to cure biliousness, torpid liver, and prevent fevers, urging purchase at Khinpa Drug Store.
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DeWitt
jAt Khinpa
Bowling League Organizes City Club With Prizes
A Friday night meeting formed a city bowling league with officers led by President F R Upham and Vice President W S Powell. Teams include Katzenjammers Happy Hooligans Foxey Grandpas and others, with weekly 25 cent dues funding prizes and season contests.
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F. R. Upham
W. S. Powell
Ed. E. Richardson
Tressurer
John Seubert
Katzenjammers
R. Connor
Smith
F. C. Ray
Kookalillies
Gee
Thuss
Earl Hardin
R. R. Williams
Fred K. Kamps
Happy Hooligans
Foxey
N. Zeimer
A. A. Koplein
A. Rumenopp
John Stauss
Sam E. Rose
Foxey Quillers
Arthur Hoene
A.A. Finney
Fred Masten
Fred Allman
Louis Thompson
Simons
John Stierle
Frank Vaughn
Seth. Smith
Geo. Schwitzke
Aug. Wagner
Foxy Gravidpas
The
Foxy Quillers
Simple Simons
Lingering Summer Colds and One Minute Cough Cure
A short advertisement promoting One Minute Cough Cure to treat colds coughs bronchitis and throat and lung troubles. Claims quick action and safety. Sells at Kamps Drug Store and notes children favor the product.
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Kamps’ Drug Store
Wisconsin Central Excursion to Washington in October
A Wisconsin Central query invites Wisconsin residents to join a private car excursion to Washington, D.C. on October 5 offering meals berth and rail fare at a low rate. correspondence to I M Turner, Special Excursion Agent, Milwaukee. Frank I Zweck advertised as up-to-date jeweler offering watch and clock repairs.
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Wisconsin Central
Osikes Fond
Port
Wilconsin Central
Washington, D. C
Grand Army of the Republic
Milwaukee
Iome
Ohio
Indiana
Wis
Cent. R'y, C
W. A. Engel
Wisconsin
Washington, D.C
I. M. Torner
Wisconsin Central Ry
Water St
Frank I. Zweck
Ackin
Official Proceedings of Marshfield Common Council 1902
The special meeting led by Mayor Pankow discusses ward polling places for the November 4 1902 election. The council approves Loweys addition plat, reviews street projects and sidewalks, and directs letters to Chicago and Northwestern Railway on safety concerns.
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Common Counsell
Pankow
Schneider LaBelle
Schroeder
Adler
Burler
Ames
Winch
Briug Sod Baumann
Finney
Cook
Sumps
Marshield
Wis
Rirsk
M. Bart's
Ly Hurd's
Central Avenue
P. Welland
M. Whsner
Anne Lofy
Mirshueld
Peegusion
Lowey
Nitvi
Ringe Teast
Wood County
Platto
Lotte
Marsfield
Comemon Council
Rellcal
Schneider
Laffellt
Lehroeder
Gution Ames
Winek
Kraus
Ely
Chestnok
Sorge
Milwaukee Lake Shore & Wescertailway Co
Isra Eis
Elby
Marshfield
Louis Prill
Jacob Thur
John Nowek
George Winter
Joxenl Kusberger
Sierk
Chicago & Northwestern Ralway Co
Vrade Pint Street
Fifth and
Strut Street
MoWton
Sehagldes
Lagelle
Baumann
Butler
Schreider
Lulieue
Hatler
Brau
Mathon
Hance Committee
Sonna Ebbe & Phompson
Coon
Kutimann
Imuppo Kuntz
Avery
Matlon
Ronwall Aklermen Sohneider
Lakehe
Hs O
Vedder
Board of Review
Lavele
Senroeder
Ader
Betler
Winth
Pr. C. Hayward
Land sale notice near Fenwood and Edgar on county road
Forty eighty acres of unimproved farm land along the main county road between Fenwood and Edgar are offered. The Bugette Hey office handles the sale.
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Fenwood
Edgar
Fernwood
Bugette Hey
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Official Proceedings
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Woup County
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State of
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Sanford Dodd
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