Madison carnival ends as town weighs impact
The Madison carnival closes after a week of lively shows and heavy police attention. Reported crowding, warnings to curb excess, and a near $1,000 carnival treasury highlight a season that boosted visitors yet left some locals wary of its cost and social effects.
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Madison
Manlison
Lowa
Bengal
Manzon
Northwest
Madisun
Providence
Shevity
Trent
Gal
Tuaelim
Baker
Mares Elearal
Fk Ik
Ube
Hawaiian Girl Lena Tokia Set for Milwaukee Normal Graduation
Miss Lena Tokia, a Hawaiian girl well known in the community, is to graduate from Milwaukee State Normal School next month and return to Honolulu at once after graduation. She has secured an appointment to head a boarding school on Mant Island and is daughter of a leading Tonolain citizen prominent under Queen Liliuokalani’s regime.
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Lena Tokia
Milwanakee State Normal School
Anne
Howe
Honolulu
Islanel
Mant
Miss Tokia
Tonolain
Ward Change Is Fatal to Voting, Warns Officials
A fragment warns voters that changing ward before election day is fatal to voting. It urges residents to remain in their ward and avoid moving within ten days of the election, stressing the risk to participation on November 4.
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Ward Shane
Insomnia Solved By Distant Medicine Find
A druggist recalls using a mysterious remedy to cure years of troubled sleep. The account hints at a personal trial with a tonic or agent named in a fragmented introduction.
Unknown Sargeon General Sternberg report illness in Philippines
A wartime briefing notes 5 000 soldiers sick in the Philippines per a general report. The document cites medical strain and mobilization concerns affecting frontline units and supply chains as troops endure fever and respiratory ailments.
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Sargeon
Sternberg
Philippines
Turner hall benefit to aid Galveston sufferers
A Galveston relief benefit at Turner hall on Tuesday evening October 39 aims to support Red Cross relief for the homeless. Monroe hosts a varied program with a grimning comedy, musical numbers, a Harvest Dance, and cotillion. Proceeds fund homes and clothing for stricken residents amid broad community generosity.
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Galveston
Woman's Relief Corps
Red Cross
Barton
Cine
Monroe
Turner Hall
Dale
Hallowe'en
Che Mibers
Spius- Jan
Dueting Light Company
Week of Self Denial for Mission Fund Raising
A Presbyterian mission drive titled Week of Self Denial runs Oct 21 to 47 to fund rehabilitation of work in China after recent attacks and destruction. Donors are urged to give cash gifts only, with no pledges or prior donations counted. efforts aim to restart mission buildings and support affected representatives.
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Northaush
China
Uning
Rare Musical Lecture on Wagner Ring at University
A lecture recital by Aubertinuy Woodward Moore at the university on Friday evenings presents selections from Wagner’s Ring of the Nibelung. Moore traces motifs and ideas from the German drama to Wagner’s musical development, aiding both newcomers and students to follow the complex tale and its legal orchestration with a violinist performance by Mrs. Nettie Booth Wet.
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Wagner
Aubertinuy Woodward Moore
Mya Moore
Tvil
Hosehe Peat
Hingly
Tory
Plana Ais
Nettie Booth
Farcical Madison Carnival Stirs Campus Sermon
Acting president Birge of the state university admonishes carnival sideshows for indecent performances in Madison. He asks students at a noon convocation in Library Hall to behave, while evening carnival activities proceed with guards and city officials watching closely. The article notes mixed reactions and residents’ hopes for orderly conduct amid the Madison carnival scene.
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Birge
Ivarsity
Mithovitiog
Manson
Library Hall
Madigan
President Bridge
Cme
Formal opening of Wisconsin historical library at Madison
The new Wisconsin State Historical Library at Madison opened with a cost of 120,000. Charles Francis Adams delivered the dedicatory address as educators and state leaders attended. The building features buff Bedford stone with a three story facade and amonic colonnade. The library houses over 812,000 volumes and can expand to more than 1,000,000 volumes with future additions.
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New Historical Library
Ith
Madison
Library Hall
Charles Francis Adams
Uiversity
Suprem Court
John Johnson
Wisconsin Historical Society
James D. Butler
University At Madison
Mary M. Adams
Adams
Swere
Johnson
James H. Stout
Board of Building Commissions
State
Edward Scofield
The
University and the Society
Pres
C.K. Adams
the Historical Society
Reuben G. Thwaites
Boston
James K. Hosier
Minneapolis Public Library
Andrew ©. McLaughlin
University of Michigan
Henry 5. Bourne
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Charles Evans
Chicago Historical Society
Charles E. Flandreau
Miamisote Historical Society
W. H. Brett
Cleveland Public Library
F. I. Read
Otto L. Lubtmidk
Chicago
Olive Jones
Ohio State Library
Stttandrants
Massachusetts Shite Historical Society
Wisconsin
Indiana
University of Wisconsin
Langdon and Park
State Street
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Cimatry
Milwaukte Baily News
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Monroe Brewery
Adam Blumer
Yellowstone Park
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Avent
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Neevine
Ginantes
Miles Medical Co
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Ind
Monumental Bronze Co
Edward Trickle
Agt
Browntown
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Spangler
Pioneer Gun Store
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Presbyterian Board
Aubertine Woodward Moore
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Odell
Castia Heinzel- Procport
Mina Wen
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Mouton
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