Poem Exalts Labor and Divine Image in Man
A poetic meditation from Jean L Lyall praising toil as a path to nobility, the soul’s divine image, and the coming age when humanity is renewed. It contrasts oxlike labor with spiritual awakening, calling readers to endure, strive, and seek a higher, godly fulfillment.
Prince Sergius Mendylejeff Visit and Narrow Escape
A secret service chief recounts Prince Sergius Mendylejeff’s England visit, a plot by nihilist princess Olga Skobensky to murder the prince with poisoned cigarettes, and a last‑moment rescue that prevents catastrophe. Capt. Clough confesses to a prior assassination role, the prince thanks the rescuers, and Muriel Clough agrees to marry the narrator.
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Olga Shobensky
London
Sergius
England
Rupert
Miss Clough
Capt. Clough
Etectives
Lcl
Victoria
Miss. Clough
Olga Skobenki
Sir George
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Olga
Waterloo
Prince Sergius
Secret Service
Rupert Clough
Clough
Arusar
Portsmouth
Sergius Mendelejeff
Hirm
Graylord
Lord Selyen
Prince and Company
Green Sword
Paul
Imperial
Georges
Fraser
Gret
Lord Selven
Prince
Selven Park
Great Britain
Negret Service
Olga Skobensky
Cronstadt
St. Andrew
Muriel
Mushroom Sauce From Washington Star
Mashroom Sauce. Stew some mushrooms in veal gravy with salt pepper and butter. Rub together a tablespoon to each of flour oak cream. Add this to the mushrooms, and when thickened it is ready to serve hot. If a brown mushroom sauce is desired have the flour browned before using.
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Washington Star
The Currency Question and McKinley Prosperity Debate
The Journal cites farmers in this state who may back McKinley due to improved farm business since 1896, arguing the gold standard harms prices. It criticizes Republican money policy, notes inflationary effects of gold and silver coinage, and warns of power by trusts and money interests shaping prices and debt. It contrasts past price declines with current wartime and foreign demand supporting prosperity for specious claims.
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Harrison
Cleveland
Klondike
Cape Nome
Inter
McKinley
TSR
Néavy Hoge
Hurston
Chicago
Europe
Mark Hanna
Grain
Combine
Wisconsin Denforth wills leave estate to Rochester rector
Mr and Mrs John Denforth of the Oneida reservation near Appleton have wills leaving about 15000 to Rev Hugh Latimer Burleson rector of St Luke s Episcopal Church Rochester NY Burleson formerly led a Waupaca church and is the son of Rev Solomon Burleson a longtime Episcopal missionary on the Oneida reservation The son was adopted by the Dans forths both tribally and legally
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John Denforth
Appleton
Hugh Latimer Bureleson
St. Luke's Epimopal Church
Rochester
Burleson
Waupaca
Salomon Burleson
Episcopal
Oneids
Danforth
Annie St. Plankinton
John Plankin Son
Milwaukee
David Giddings
Great Iskes
Shesboygan Falls
A.W. Merrill
Courier
Prairie Gu Chien
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Seninel
Joseph Mandelert
French Lumbering Company
Lumbersmen
National Bank
Chippewa Falls
Rey
Samuel Groenfekit
Amy B. Long
Sturgeon Bay
Oscar Prieuer
Halcyon
Pricuer
Black River Falls
St. Croix River
Gaecola
Danker L. P. Nunner
Alma
Republic
Wash
Benjamin
Dockstader
Mausston
Mauston
Willan Taker
Babcock
Thomas Evans
Racine
Altyninth
Edward McInter
Banecroft
Letieg
Heavy Rains Cause Destruction Across LaCrosse Area
Severe flooding from prolonged rains crippled LaCrosse and nearby, inundating basements to three feet and swamping the wholesale district. Sewers overflowed, streets filled, and deep ditches were left as hundreds lost homes and large stock in cellars, impacting railroads, businesses, and farmers.
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LaCrosse
Milwaukee native Frank McDermott Reported Captured by British
Word reached Milwaukee that Frank McDermott, a former local, left in 189 for the world fields of the Transvaal and was captured by the British. He may be sent to St Helen or Ceylon. McDermott joined the Boer army and fought in many engagements without injury. Friends were notified by Father E. Hammer, chaplain of the Trieh brigade.
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Milwaukee
Frank McDermott
Wold
Transvaal
St. Helen
Ceylon
McDermott
Hammer
Trieh
Soler Cleared After Knife Attack in Racine Court
George Soler was found not guilty by a Racine municipal court jury on August 29 after a knife assault incident involving Walter Jensen. Soler and his cousin, walking with two girls, were attacked by 10 or 12 youths. Soler stabbed three boys in self defense. Jensen was badly hurt but recovered.
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George Soler
Walter Jensen
Racine
Solr
Soler
Jensen
Sohr
Rural Free Delivery Routes Expanded in Dane and Outagamie Counties
Rural Free Delivery has been established with Deerfield in Dane County as a 3 square mile area housing 90 people, J. S. Hobinson named carrier. Mount Horeb also in Dane County begins service over 3 square miles with 5 percent population. Seymour in Outagamie County adds 01 square miles served by Prank Balliiem as carrier Thomes Ayen also listed.
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Deerfield
Dane County
J. S. Hobinson
Mount Yoreb
Thomes Ayen
Seymour
Outagainle
Prank Balliiem
Remarrying Willhartz duo listed in Oshkosh divorce tale
Eight years after a divorce for failure to support, Nora and Sigmund Willhartz remarried in Minneapolis and moved to Mankato Minnesota. The item also notes aged printer A W Merrill died at 93 in Prairie du Chien, Wisconsin.
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Sigmund Willhartz
Oshkosh
Minneapolis
Mankato
Minn
Deng
A. W. Merrill
The
Courier
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Sentinel
Praiva du Chien
Milwaukee
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