Campaign Orators Set Wisconsin 1912 Battle Lines
Wisconsin primaries spark a heavy speaking tour as Republican Frapals Modevern and Thomas Morris plan statewide tours after the primary. Democratic leaders announce national speakers to assist, while the canvassers review returns from the twenty first senatorial district and disqualify some candidates for missing the vote threshold.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Frapals E. Modevern
Thomas Morris
Ciotr
Temocratie Stme Central
Ants Campaigm
St Tyegi
Freer denies saying Ech would be out on La Follette op
Secretary of State Freer returns from Minnesota denying a newspaper report that he called Senator La Follette in danger of an operation and would travel to Mayo Clinic. He says no interview exists and accuses the twin cities story of fabrication and cites a La Crosse Gazette misquote.
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Freer
Minnesota
Tawney
la Fol Jette
Mayo Hoatpal
Rochester
Minn
Preareal
Axls
la Tollette
St Paul
Sneha Pepprr
la Crosse Galz
Labor group irons out formation amid inexact reform talk
The Wisconsin Labor Federation backs a tentative proposal from a special committee after a year of inquiry. Attorney Mihail Lavin states employers are not bound by the plan until they acknowledge its terms, while workers would fall under the law once the employer signals intent.
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Wisconsin
Labor Fa Totut
Tentrive Blom
Ora
Jevighuture
Mihail Lavin
Federation
Denises
Levin
Fragmented OCR reflects chaotic wartime budget talk
Disjointed quotes depict officials like President George McRevrow and Superintendent Tah Wedgwood discussing fair expenses and financial constraints. Dialogues reveal uncertainties about figures and waivers while stressing the need for prudent spending amid troubled times.
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Froceipta
George Mc tRevrow
Privileses
Tah Wedgwood
Tite Lie Lasnie
Grant 'U, Fisher
Idanes
Incorporation filings show capital stock increases amid name changes
Secretary of State filings detail articles of incorporation for several firms. Phagiles Teather company and Hummet Downing company announce capital stock increases from 140000 to 500000 and 1225000 to 1750000 respectively, with amendments under review and listed parties including Vorsyth Pregena Fox and Stresan.
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Artlles
Involuuion
A! Shite
Phagiles Teather Company
Aystratosa
Ganilel
Fang Secretors
Charles Vorsyth
Pregena
Fox
Stresan
Hummet & Downing Comypues
BU Awaukee
Amilwyuires
Lor
Wisconsin plans broadened athletics under new director
George E. Ehlers, newly appointed director of physical training at the University of Wisconsin, moves to expand athletic activities and elevate the program. He reshapes coaching staff, adds aquatics duties, and focuses on wider sports, facilities at Camp Randall, plus improved dirt road infrastructure funded by state plans and a new highway program.
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State University
Universlty of Wisconsin
George E. Eblers
Badger
Madison
AAG
J. C. Hisom
Koras A. Barry
Charles 31. Wilson
Nesper
McChesney
I. Bernstein
Ft. Ton Evek
Wis Dtrestina
Camp Randall
jWier
R. G. Thwaites
University
Facullty
Ehler
Wisconsin
State Treasury
State Geological Survey
University of Wisconsin Geological Department
State Fair Receipts Reported At 76317 14 Dollars
State fair totals reported show receipts of 76 317 14 dollars with officers noting overall income from exhibits and events. Treasurer Dar announced the final figures amid a summary of previous year’s receipts and current financial notes.
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Stue
Dar
Il Exale
Wisconsin Defegation Arrives for Atlantic City Encampment
The Wisconsin delegation of Lathé rand Army of the Republic arrived by special train for the encampment in Atlantic City. Food and refreshments were contributed by friends of the old soldiers. The Veteran Drum Corps, made up of Civil and Spanish American War veterans, accompanied the group, marching in with funds raised by Wolcott post members.
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Wisconsin
Lathérand Army of the Republic
Etteami Wen
Atlanuic City
Wolcott Postmn
Wisconsin Briefs Roundup From Madison to Beaver Dam
Wisconsin notes report hydrophobia deaths among cattle on John Rasmussen’s farm in Oconto county and a dog bite incident. Morgan town board orders canine confinement for 60 days. Beaver Dam prepares for a large Dodge County fair with prize race money, plus stock exhibits. Marinette sighting of an airship near Peshigaga Point, and Manitowoc robbery claims by Wendell Walterbach. Madison grants a banking permit to Friendship State Bank. Beloit College receives Phi Beta Kappa charter. Wisconsin Southern Railroad files to build from Woodman to Bloomington. various auto and legal items surface in Kenosha, Appleton, and Elkhorn.
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Dodge County
Beaver Dam
Catte
Middle West
Marinette
Peshtiga Point
Green Bay
Manitowoc
Wendell Walterbach
Pankarte Livery Company
Threa Mes
Madison—Blate Banking
Beth
Friendship State Bank
Priendslig
Albert F. Hill
John W. Purves
Terry
German Methodist Episcopal Conference
Herman Fiscrer
Kewannes
Wis
J. F. Brandt
Omro
Zechler
The
Ant Saloon League
Madison
Wisconsin Southern Railroad Company
St. Paul
Hue
Woodman
Bloomington
Chippewa Falls
A. Bryce
Edward Sten
Daniel Haff
Stanton
Beloit
Beloit College
General Council
New York
Beloit Elks
Rock River
Ta Crosse
George Perry
Kenosha
Nicholas Pirionn
Randall
Bitlona
Piriona
Appleton
Alexander Conkey
Outgamie County
United States
John Goodland
Conkey
Canada
Peter Dorn
Doer County
Lake Michigan
Deer County
My. Dorn
Elkhorn
Kilbourne
Kobourn
Modigyou
Atats Board
Gentro
Padio Dress Hardware Company
Milsaufree
Sparta
Kowalsky Company
Milwaukee
Delavan
O. J. Edwards
Notorious Criminals and Abyssinian Kings Dinner Anecdotes
A chronicle blends tales of Herr May as a burglar author and of other famed criminals like Peace and Wainewright, noting their disguises and fates. It then shifts to the new Abyssinian Negus Menelek hosting a grand weekly dinner for subjects, detailing the ceremonial violence of quiet dining, gold service, and a throng of thousands feasting in a palace hall.
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Teie
Herr May
Ita
Bis
Charles Peace
London Standard
Peckham
Peace
Agees
Thomas Wainewicz
Charles Lama
Talfourd
de Quingay
Ella
Miss Abercromby
Herr Karl May
George Barrington
Botany Bay
Paramatta
Offeral Cireles
Abyssinia
Corriere
Menelek
Negus
Dimsor
Jersa
Jinner
Postures of Children Lecture Warns on Correcting Feet Turn
A lecturer discusses issues of child posture focusing on in turning feet and toes. She argues that training is needed to remedy such tendencies by developing outer muscles and proper exercise. The talk also argues that crying in infancy aids development by expanding lungs and improving circulation and respiration links.
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Tevson
Acauius
Birthplace of Rachel in Aargau inspires monument plan
The Swise family contemplates erecting a monument for Rachel born at the Golden Sun Inn in Aunt, Canton of Aargau. Her father, described as a peddler turned soap and almanac seller, once studied to be a rabbi and traveled Europe with his large family, while Esther Haya Felix bore sixteen children, six surviving to adulthood. The family later settled in Lyons where the father taught German, and the mother managed ladies' cast off clothing.
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Rachel
Fily
Rachal
Aunt
Aargau
Acros Europe
Esther Haya Felix
Lyons
Germar
Caalt
King of Spain custody storied collection of royal crimes
Reports claim the Spanish king owns a gruesome museum of articles linked to assassination attempts. The items include a knife used in a boyhood plot, a horse hide from a bombing aftermath, and mementos from Madrid street violence on the king's wedding day.
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Spain
Paris
Madrid
Sincere Philanthropist Warns of Liquor Odor in Aid Offer
A self described philanthropist spots an odor of liquor from an aid seeker and hints at a bottle in the possession. The remark frames suspicion about the donor’s sincerity and intent.
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Philianthropist
German engineer Rettig builds wooden aerostat for long distance flights
The German engineer Herr Rettig unveils a large wooden envelope aerostat made from Canadian pine. He claims it will resist sun heat, hold gas, and enable high altitude flight including transatlantic crossing.
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Herr Rettig
Her Rettig
Atlantic
Made Them All Dance On Liverpool Pavement
A strange electrical leak under a city pavement caused pedestrians to involuntarily jump and perform a hornpipe. Crowds gathered as officers reported the same reaction, with a sharp electric shock felt by those stepping on the grating above the faulty main on a busy thoroughfare.
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Liverpool
Typical Story of Carlyle and Darwinism Clash
Leonard Huxley recounts a late life moment with Thomas Carlyle who deeply despised Darwinism calling it the goflla gammification of humanity. A passerby Wal hap pened to cross the street and speak to the solitary thinker who muttered Are we all descend from the monkeys.
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Carlyle
Leonard Huxley
Wal
Fauher
Kitchen Slate Aids Medium Family Management And Time
A home guide explains using a kitchen slate to organize meals chores and shopping for a two or three child household. It notes the slate keeps schedules for laundry fish meat and guest routines and helps the wife plan leftovers avoiding waste while maintaining efficiency.
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Lowe
Bruip
Bram
Sreek
Cream Putt Recipe Card
A vintage pastry method describes making a cream puff dough by boiling water with butter, stirring in flour, and cooking until smooth. Eggs are added one by one after cooling, batter rested, then piped onto waxed pans and baked until golden. Cool, cut, fill with whipped cream, dust with sugar, and serve.
Currant Sherbet Hall Recipe Instructions
Currant sherbet blend two cupfuls water and two cupfuls sugar for ten tolo utes skim, add three cupfuls currant juice and one heaping teaspoon powdered gelatine dissolved in one glass boiling water. Freeze until half frozen, fold in stiff whites of three eggs and three tablespoonfuls powdered sugar. Freeze until firm, remove dasher, pack and set aside two hours before serving.
Pears with Chestnuts and Pec A Tasteful Stew
Pears with chestnuts simmer until tender then press through a sieve and sweeten with powdered sugar. Add grated lemon rind, lemon juice, and a pinch of mace. Stir in chopped chestnuts and pour into a glass bowl. Serve with whipped cream.
Pastry Tips For Delicate Doughnuts And Grilling
A fragmented note advises women bakers to use less flour in doughnut dough and to chill the mixture before rolling. It emphasizes stirring thoroughly, then frying quickly to prevent softening and achieve a more delicate texture than when the paste remains stiff.
Sauce for Braised Fish From Fragrant Pantry
A recipe fragment describes beating half a cup of butter until pale then slowly whisking in a table spoon of lemon juice and minced parsley. The mix is seasoned with white pepper, stirred until smooth and creamy, then set on ice to chill before serving.
Pappers With Soft Shell Crabs and Sweet Peppers
A terse kitchen note outlines a dish using soft shell crabs with sliced sweet peppers. The peppers are prepared without the florets, then mixed with salt, water, and celery to create a dipping accompaniment for the fried crabs.
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