Wisconsin News: accidents, fires and notable deaths
A chaotic summary fromWisconsin reports a series of incidents including a fire at the Northwestern Lumber yard in Stanley, a drowning at Lake Dennee near Bond du Lac, and the destruction of a La Crosse Car Fuge plant by spontaneous combustion. Also noted are a July 20 birth date curiosity, a notable murder suspect hunt, and various deaths, drownings, and civic events across cities like Oshkosh, Green Bay, and Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Grosse Car Fuge Compaany (Limited
Machinery Ag
John Schroeder
Me Miller
Uh Bile
Marinette Tron Orks
Clint Resents Company
Chicago and Marinerie
Te Old Company
Wise Consid
State Cranberry Growers’ Association
Autrust
Marinette
Lee
Freerge
Sists Dibbins
Tigluit
John Seiford
Pox River
Alger's Successor Elihu Root A Legal Luminary
Elihu Root, born Clifton New York February 15 1845, rose to prominence as a lawyer and public servant. He studied in Missouri Hawaii and New York, formed key partnerships, joined the New York reform movement, served as United States attorney for the southern district of New York, and advised major railroads and corporations while leading Republican campaigns for Roosevelt and opposing Van Wyck and Croker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu Hoot
Clifton
Oneida County
N. Y
Oren Moot
Mamton College
Lissouri
Hawiiton
University Law School
New York
Mann & Parsons
Johny
Willard Bartlett
Supreme Court
Ale
Root
New York City
Court of Common Pleas
Republican Country Committee
Twenty-First Assembly District
Arthur
United States
Ma. Root
Brooklyn Railroad
Mr. Stoot
Jay. Roosevelt
van Wyck
Polygamy Fallout In Cannon Family Saga At Trial
The article discusses Gwendoling Cannon's birth and public attention around polygamy in the Mormon community. Angus M. Cannon, a prominent church figure, faces legal actions amid debates over plural marriage. Mrs. Cannon defends polygamy, while lawmakers and a constitutional convention favor the ban on plural marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dial
Angus M. Canton
New York World
Utah
Gannon
Crepoyan Pearigyts
Cannen
Daly
Failure of Reciprocity in Dingley Era Trade Policy
A Chicago Record entry discusses the end of certain reciprocity provisions under the Dingley act, noting expired dates and the limited effectiveness of treaties with France and other nations. It argues that McKinley era reciprocity expanded hemispheric trade, while Wilson tariffs undermined it and calls for broader reciprocal agreements to boost U.S. interests in South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dingley
McKintey
Wilson Tarif Thay
McNiley Hay
Dingley Goy
France
United States
Congress
Anti trust society formed in Chicago aims to combat trusts
A Chicago telegraph reports the formation of an anti trust society to be incorporated under Illinois law. The group seeks to organize a democratic backed crusade against trusts, urging nationwide local unions to join the Democratic campaign of 1900 and fight trusts through democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ilinois
Unis
Dempattte
Democratic Party
St. Louis Republic
Opinion on Administration Policy Sparks Broad Defense
The piece asserts that cabinet members and supporters press a vigorous defense of the administration's policy, blaming political opposition for wartime troubles. It criticizes the administration press for falsehoods and urges readers to ignore calls for compromise, citing various figures and locations in a polemical critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter
Pina
Finn
St. Paul
Marcus Hanna and the politics of culture and power
An excerpt from the Chicago Chronicle discusses Marcus Hanna and his influence on literature, art, and politics. It argues he cannot buy knowledge or culture, notes envy of McKinley’s political success, and suggests Hanna’s move from business to broader political strategy guided by the “Manna machine” planning campaigns for 1900 and 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jtis
Vale
Marcus
Hus
Cleo Soul Utes
Maey
McHimley
Europe
Ate
Wanna
Chienso
McKinsey
Marcus A. ‘Llanna
Dan
Teersheba
Chitbanguet
McKinley
Aml
Luoserclttus
Hivat
Moosevelt
Hicks
Scapegoat Alger Faces Republican War Policy Backlash
The piece argues Alger is made a scapegoat as McKinley seeks a second term. It contends policy, not individuals, must change, noting Philippine conquest or pacification will shape the administration�s fate and predict continued criticism of the Republican plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alger
McKinley
Critlelam
Mark Hanna & Co
Fate Alianer
Cntvuro
Press Comments On Philippine Crisis Run Across The Globe
The piece catalogs diverse reactions and notes from international outlets about the Philippines and U.S. policy. It references figures and groups, mentions concerns over administration flaws, and touches on political tensions and media coverage.
The Free Silver Theory and Universal Economic Law
A long treatise argues that economic laws govern money metals as in physics and that silver suppression since 1872 has destabilized world prices. It blames creditor power and gold interests for panics, debt, and rising inequality, warning of future price declines and policy dangers in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ig Universal Federac
Ho Tay
United States
France
Germany
Austria
Russia
Italy
Belgim
Switzerland
Asia
Chie Writtens
Europe
America
Austin
Clevekod
New York
Americum
Klondike
British Indian Commission
India
Japan
Saul
Wniters
Neman
Wwe
Economive
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Wisconsin State News
State Board of Agriculture
HL. Walker
Neenah
Christine Andersson
Anderson
James Keating
Montana
Industrial School For Girls
Milwaukee
Taber
Northwestern Lumber Company
Stanley
Conual
Bergade
Sister Sow
Driwme
John Kehl
Bond du Lac
Lake Deneve
Hi Sister
Agricultural Department
Osterca
Goy
Jesse Stone
Charles, Ball
Iarshaw
Ball
Sew
Jan
Elm Root
Gen. Alger
Cannon
Gwendoling
Angus M. Cannon
Mattie Hughes Cannon
Lins
B. J. Roberts
Maggie B. Shipp Roberts
Little Cannon
Angel AL Cannon
Thebes
Seberang
Peter Mu
Bani Tepmbliownay
Bara Jr
Philippines
Hanna
Zou
Megablicas
Poutien
McKinley, Fauna & Co
Inerigne
McWinles
Erron
Pat
Louis Tepulitie
Aye Hire Sredeipebiee
Rerihore
Srilauee
Lepos
Cie Avant
Weslo Joleen
Weahaat
Nesta
Neste
Chinaga
Novia
Agia
Mveaies
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