Ryan Telling Address At Turner Hall Rally
Timothy S. Ryan of Wisconsin, Democratic national committeeman, spoke two hours at Turner Hall, denouncing trusts and imperialism while urging fair treatment of labor and capital. He attacked McKinley’s policies, warned against monopoly, and urged an open discussion of independence for territories, framing the campaign as a defense of American traditions and prosperity.
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Ryan
Waukesha
Democratic Nations
Wisconsin
Turner Hall
Nvid
Republican Party
Hanna
Srons
Nest
Senator Frye
Lécance Nevers
Quarles
Hatma Himslf
McKinley
Planta
New Jersey
United States
Bnaineas
Joe Lietur
Democratic Party
Boston
Porto Rico
Sugar and Tobacco Trusts
Standard Oil Company
Aguinaldo
Jas. G. Monahan
Bryan
Lawton
Logan
Congress
Dem marching torch light procession boosts Democrat show
A torch light procession and colorful fire rockets lit the route as Democrats led the town’s rallies drawing strong enthusiasm. In a separate note, Freeport defeated Monroe 18 to 0 in Monroe’s first football game, a creditable showing by inexperienced Monroe players amid tough conditions.
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Freeport
Monroe
W Young to Wed New York Lady in December
The New York column of the Chicago Times-Herald announces the marriage of Miss Adelaide Genevieve Oebler third daughter of Mr and Mrs W C Oebler New York to William Wesley Young of Chicago Sunday editor on Hearst's Chicago American The couple will wed late in December in New York City
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New York
Chicago Times-Herald
Adelaide Genevieve Oebler
W. C. Oebler
William Wesley Young
Chicago
Mr. Young
D.S. Young
City
Hearst
Chicago American
Miss Oehler
Monroe Band Receives Warm Madison Sendoff
The Monroe Military band returned from Madison on Saturday after performing at the carnival since Tuesday. The Madison Democrat praises their sparkling, harmonious music and leadership under John Barrett, noting strong crowd appeal and roles in processions and park platforms. Next, the team travels to Brodhead on Saturday October 27 for a highly anticipated game against a strong Brodhead squad.
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Monroe
Madlcs
Madison
Madison Democrat
John Barrett
Tnnvi Certainy
Brodhead
Life closes on Sherman in Washington
Washington notes the death of former Secretary of State and ex-senator from Ohio Sherman at 6:6 am. Born May 10 1923 in Lancaster Quebec he was a descendant of Roger Sherman signer of the Declaration and brother of General William Tecumseh Sherman. In 1860 he framed a bill authorizing treasury notes. A London dispatch reports Germany and England forming an alliance to safeguard territorial integrity in China and keep ports open.
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New York
London
Germany
England
China
Simons Ordered to Quit After Hotel Sale to Ludlow Estate
Simons faces eviction after the Ludlow estate bought the Simons house. He ignored the purchasers final notice to vacate and has until tonight to move or risk removal. He plans to offer hotel furnishings he claims as personal property to the buyers, risking closure if sold. Simons previously faced trouble in Adams County and ongoing hard luck in the hotel trades.
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Simons
Ludlow
CML
Mr. Simons
Ibis
Adams County
Wisconsin Weather Forecast Hits The Forecast
Today's weather forecast from the Weather Bureau calls for showers on Thursday and fair skies on Friday. Southeasterly winds are expected.
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Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Book Checks the Bullet in Madison Gambling Row
Deputy state game warden Frank Roberts shot at R. Z. Roberts after a dispute over cards in Madison near the Capital house during a night of poker with two city men. The bullet hit the edge of a kept account book in Roberts pocket, causing a minor wound. Roberts bound at $3,000. Gamblers fled to Hot Springs as city factions vow action.
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Frank Roberts
R. Z. Roberts
Wankesha
Madison
Capital House
Roberts
Cook
Hot Springs
Ark
Niblung lecture and concert at Universalist Church
Mrs Aubertine Woodward Moore and violinist Nettie Booth-Wegg give a Nibelung story lecture with Wagnerian musical illustrations at the Universalist church on Friday evening. Admission 25 cents. Program covers origin, gods, Die Walkure, Ride of the Valkyries, and more with violin interludes.
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Aubertine Woodward Moore
Nettie Booth-Wegg
Universalist Church
Moore
New York
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Dudetowth
Uwiuh
Ube
Righnard Waymar
Stexfried
Another Plant For Milk Condensing Formed In Monroe
A new milk condensing plant venture is forming in Monroe through a group of major dairy dealers. Grunert Fancy Cheese Factory in Milwaukee will be turned into stock of a new corporation with 250000 capital, aimed to operate by March. Fred Gronert and partners from Elgin and Chicago expect a central HQ in Chicago to coordinate eight wholesale dairy firms into one large corporation.
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Monroe
Fred Gronsrt
Milwaukee Yards
Chicago
Br. Grunort
Elgin
Chicago Cheese Company
Gronert
Tina Understond
Albany Correspondence Reports Weather and Local Notices
Albany Wisconsin items update readers on a heavy rain, travel to Ohio, health notes for Mrs. Harriet Silver and others, funeral attendance for Mrs. Roderick in Juda, and multiple family visits. Several residents remain ill or travel, with community events and a military band engagement announced for Turver hall Friday night.
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Frank Randall
Ohio
Harriet Silver
Julius Carver
F. W. Carver
Carrie Putnam
Lena V Nese
Henry Roderick
Juda
Martin
Albany
Atkinson
Owen Atkinson
Minnesota
Turver Hall
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Burny
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Hagley
Transville
Hudson
Winona
Minn
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Martintown
Jesse Conway
Antigo
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Footville
Hitchcock
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Oregon
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