Bohmrich Named Wisconsin Democratic Nominee at Milwaukee
The Wisconsin Democratic convention met at the Pabst theater with George W. Peck presiding. Bohmrich of Milwaukee won the gubernatorial nomination by acclamation amid speeches praising Bryan and Stevenson. The platform denounced McKinley policies, promoted tax reform, opposed trusts, and urged simple nominating methods. Delegates chose electors and a state central committee, with Bohmrich presented as the candidate and Bryan and Stevenson named as preferred ticket.
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Milwaukee
Wis
George W. Peck
Week
Clark E. Hood
la Crosse
Martin
Green Lay
Atlares
Cotzhausen
Trempeleau County
A.C. Woshardt
Kewaunee
Amog Holgate
Marinette County
George D. Clene
Croix County
Bryan
A. PF. Worden
Waukesha
Cehcin
State Central Committee
Wisconsin Populists Hold State Convention Delegates Adopt Platform
The Wisconsin Populists met in Milwaukee with about 50 delegates. Cyrus M. Rutt of Viroqua elected temporary chair and Worsley of Racine permanent chair. They denounced trusts, backed Bryan, and endorsed the Falls platform. Demands include money and land monopoly abolition, direct legislation, public utility control, eight hour workday, and abolition of injunction power. A committee will relay support for Democratic presidential electors.
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Milwaukee
Cyrus M. Rutt
Viroqua
Rewes
Worsley
Racine
Wiliam Jennings Bryan
Wisconsin Prohibition Party Names State Ticket For Wisconsin Election
The Wisconsin prohibition party state convention named a full ticket including Governor J B Smith of Madison Lieutenant Governor P Is Korvilsen of Eau Claire Secretary of State Win Kerswill of Phila y Superintendent of Public Instruction N G Senn of Oshieaxh Attorney General E W Chaplin of Wauke sha State Treasurer H J Noyes of Muscoda and an Ins urvant Commi ttee leader list. A platform endorsing the ticket and national platform was adopted with enthusiasm. The article also notes a Madison company organizing to preserve the estate of Philetus Sawyer and mentions several names tied to the incident and a patron of Chinese art in a tangential anecdote.
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State Central Committee
J. L. Mahoney
Rock County
William Brown
Walworth County
M. J. Haven
Dane County
JM. Moore
Jefferson Count
R. A. Watkins
Grant County
B. W. Eyans
Sauk County
Gnatz Czerwinski
Vincent J
Milwaukee County
Hemlock
Waukesha County
Schil
Tonth
D. W.toohey
Douglas County
iJohn W. Bashford
SL. Croix
L. G. Hotmnrich
Toula G. Babmrich
Germany
America
Cincinnati
Listie Kneuber
Jaycoh Knauber
M. E. Pettit Malting Company
Kenosha
Wis
Eastern Representative
Milwaukee
Democratic State Central Committee
Kansas City
Madison
Prohibition Party of
Wisconsin
J B. Smith
P. Is. Korvilsen
Eau Claire
Win Kerswill
Phil
Aye
H. J. Noyes
Muscoda
E. W. Chaplin
Waukesha
N. G. Senn
Oshieaxh
Brodhead
St. Greena
Manrow
J. 2
Clayton
Derjaner
Verner MM
S. J. Tas
EL. Merkey
Beindy Brunet
Seawlor Philetus Sawyer
L. Sawyer & Son Company
Lmited
Phy Capital
Ean Py Saweyer
Ph I. Sawyer
Ning Sawyer Chase
Notable Pittsburgh Lawyer Part in Carnegie Frick Case
A Pittsburgh lawyer, William Scott, once linked with Mr Carnegie, is described as choosing sides in the Carnegie Frick multimillion dollar controversy. The piece recounts Scott's prominence, a Nassau event, and a quip about athletics versus reputation, alongside brief notes on legal quirks and contemporary notices.
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Wiliam Scott
Pittsburgh
Carpegie
Frick
Carnegie
Reed
Lake Erie Railroad
Scott
Princeton
Philadelphia Post
Nassau
Yale
Young
King Scott
Hildebrand
Ten Years Pain Ten Years Pain
A school teacher from Higonport, Ohio, describes a decade of monthly agony and failed treatments. She credits Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound after contacting Mrs. Pinkham and reports relief. She offers to answer letters for those seeking details.
Nebraska the Land of Plenty advertisement notice
A promotional piece urging migration to Nebraska highlights abundant grain fruit cattle and cheap land with easy terms. It pitches information through The Gorn Ball and The West Nebraska Grazing Country booklets and notes cheap excursion tickets on flat and third Tuesdays for the rest of the year.
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Nebraska
P. S. Eustis
Shicaco
Ill
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Committee On Resolutions
Democrats
Democratic Party
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Adlai
Stevenson
McKinley
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National Guard
Laula G. Bohmrich
Ke- Works
Kleven
Gurernve
Thomas Patterson
Wauehara
Sale
Joseph Woodworth
Wiwaukee
W August Bart. Fell
Lois G. Rohmeich
Badger Prohibitionists
J. B. Smith
Vernee “Caas
Othe Ansar Vallow
Bip Stedives
Uge
Kipling
New Jersey Law Journal
Diddler
Robingon
Robins
N.Y
Carter's Ink Co
Hostan
Hortsman
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Pisa
J. W. O'Brien
Third Ave
Minneapolis
Minn
Atchison Globe
White
Chicago Daily News
I.’ —Judge
Chisaga Daily News
New York
Eloni
Chicago
Suny Beers
Bev Nish
Land OF
Torge Momessiunus
Henry
Washington, D.C
Waltham Watches
Waltham
American Waltham Watch Company
American Waltham: Watch Company
Waltham, Mass
VIA
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Peoria
Ilinois
Indianapolis
Air Cincinnati
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Louisville
Nets
Dayton
Springfield
Nat Sandusky Stirtin
Columbus
Ermediate
Ponta
Fourkara
Warren J. Lynch
Gen'l Pass
A’tkt Ag
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W. P. Deppe
AG. Poa T. Ate
Pa. Ma
Hamela Seus
Conta
Milwaaker
Omaha
Rocke Neus Dubuiate
Waterloo
Aeenete
Apne
Hanson, GP
ST. Mary's Academy
Notre Dame
Sisters of the Holy Cross
Conservatory of Music
Boston Normal School of Gymnastics
Bt. Mary's Academy
Mall
Tee
G. W
Uoltens
Adbvertu
Plenay
SERS
Adadems Sterling Remedy Company
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