Laborer of City and Country Addressed in Wake of Meeting
President speaks to workers and farmers during a visit, urging unity between wage earners and tillers. He emphasizes irrigation, agricultural education, meat and plant product exports, and government support for farmers while highlighting improvements in farming life and industry relations. Snow falls as he addresses a cheering crowd in the city.
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Ashkosh Election Urges Voters to Turn Out
Voters urged to vote early tomorrow with emphasis on turnout for the Republican and Democratic campaigns. The notice asks residents to use their right to vote and to visit polling places in their wards where ballots will be counted and officials ready.
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Labor Unrest Spreads Across Mines and Trades
Oneroters in Pottsville and Tower City refuse to return to work over Saturday hours as officials dispute nine hour shifts. Shamokin’s Luke Flidler colliery shuts down amid leadership strike. Massachusetts carpenters in Salem Beverly and nearby towns strike for a uniform minimum wage of 2.75 to 3.00 daily. Buffalo painters join 300 workers in New York region seeking a 50 cent daily wage increase.
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Schissler Case Probes Wife Infidelity and Madness
Milwaukee witnesses describe Al Schissler's Cedar Street saloon and his wife before and after marriage. Detectives test on the alleged link between marital infidelity and Schissler’s reported mental decline after the fatal November shooting.
German War Veterans to Dedicate Flags in Opera House Square
The Deutscher Kriegee Verein of Milwaukee, led by Rudolph Bleck and others, buys silk flags valued at 175 dollars a cobra flag and a U S flag. They plan a public dedication in Opera House Square on May 10 with 2000 to 3000 attendees, including many German Veterans groups and state officers. Milwaukee Mayor John Mulva and M Hal tete will speak.
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Collision at Fond du Lac injures North Fond du Lac man
A switch engine from Neenah collided with a car in Fond du Lac last night striking and tearing away the end. Janes Tigh narrowly escaped serious injury by leaping from her seat just in time. The incident disrupted Wisconsin Central service.
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Indiana Dedication Honors Shiloh Battle Monuments
At Shiloh Indiana dedicates battlefield monuments with speeches by Governor Durbin United States Senator Heverlee and Assistant Secretary of War Sanger honoring fallen soldiers. The event emphasizes national unity tolerance and duty, comparing Civil War losses and praising American resolve.
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Principles of government and duty for Americans
A patriotic piece urges citizens to uphold democratic ideals and work faithfully in improving conditions. It honors brave soldiers and calls on the public to strive toward high standards as the nation endures. It emphasizes that government rests on the people and their power to shape it.
Ohio Municipal Elections Under New Code Prompt Broad Vote
April 6 coverage notes voter turnout across Ohio under the new municipal code. Historic contests in Cincinnati Toledo and Cleveland reflect fusion tickets and mayoral races while statewide races in Montana and Michigan hint at wider election mood with heavy turnout and several unopposed posts in Hancock and Battle Creek.
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Million Acres of Timber and Coal Lands Sold in West Virginia
One hundred fifty thousand acres in Parahonius and Green Brier counties are sold to a state capitalist syndicate. The deal’s price isn’t disclosed yet, but three million dollars will be invested in developing the property.
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Wiscoursia Representative Opposes Tariff Revision
Special to The Northwestern Washinton reports that representative Habcock and Speaker Hoot discuss a special audit and the push for tariff revision. The piece quotes Habcock arguing for Democratic tariff revision would harm business, while Republicans fear disruption if postponed.
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Imminent Strike Threat in Fox River Valley Papermills
Reports from Neenah Menasha Wisconsin indicate papermaker unions renew demand for shorter hours and a valley wide strike. A joint Appleton Kaukuuna Neenah meeting set a 40 hour week with shift details. mill owners show no settlement and a conference may decide next steps. Eight hundred workers at multiple mills face possible work stoppage as unions assert stronger organization than last year.
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Two Children Narrowly Escape Lynching Report
The article notes a near lynching incident involving two children on Friday afternoon. It mentions a Menasha resident who had lived there until two years ago and references looming elections in Neenah and Menasha with anticipated low turnout and a possible 900 vote count in Menasha.
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Down With Bourbons Stirri ng Protests in Madrid Uni versity Towns
In Madrid on April 6 protests rise as students suffer brutal treatment provoking widespread resentment toward the government. Workforce at tobacco factories joins the movement amid calls of Down With the Bourbons and praise for the republic. The Serbian cabinet declines to mobilize reserves yet.
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Married in Bristol after years in Westham workhouse
Sir William Gordon MacGregor, once an inmate of the Westham workhouse, marries Miss Alice Gulliver at Bristol. A deputy who helped arrange the match led the baronet from the workhouse to a Bristol boarding house and the couple then separated briefly before the bride declared she would not enter the marriage.
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Jurors for May Term Drawn in Oshkosh and Surrounding Areas
Jurors for the May term of the circuit court were drawn this morning by Clerk Fred Badger and Jury Commissioners William Arisman Eugene A. Fark and J Eugene Kins. Names listed include residents from Oshkosh Menasha Nepeuskun Vinland Rushford Winneconney and neighboring towns with wards from Oshkosh and surrounding villages.
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Million Offer Made to Abandon Stratton Will Case
Denver April 6 Associated Press reports that B. Whitted a partner to the estate of Wine Stratton offered Senator E. Wolcott a million dollars plus attorney fees to drop the contested will. Negotiations continued but details were not disclosed as discussions began late last night and continued into the morning.
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Funeral of Ferdinand Herrmann At 15 Wauroo Street
The funeral for Ferdinand Herrmann, one of the city’s oldest German citizens, was held at 2:30 PM from 15 Wauroo Street. Rev. Edward H. Smith of the First Congregational church officiated as crowds overflowed the residence. Livery carriages filled the procession and Sons of Herrmann members did not wear badges. honorary pallbearers included H. Zinn, G. W. Nevimann, A. Meisner, J. P. Schneider, Fred Zentner, and Otto Morse.
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J. P. Schneider
Fred Zentner
Otto Morse
Death of Mrs. Charlotta Hoffman Pioneer Oshkosh Resident
Mrs. Charlotta Hoffman died Saturday at her Vinland home at age ninety two after a life begun in Stenzel Randburg Germany September 24 1814 She came to the United States about 1 The cause was general debility She left one living child Mrs Dobverke along with a son and two daughters who preceded her There are eight grandchildren and eight great grandchildren The funeral was held this afternoon at two oclock at the church on Mears corner Rev G M Wong officiating Interment was at Brooks corners She was the mother in law of State Senator Sarax
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Death of Oshkosh Pioneer S S Keese
S S Keese a pioneer farmer of Oshkosh died at home Sunday. Born in Peru on April 20, 18xx he lived in Oshkosh about fifty two years. Survived by four daughters Mary Denison Clara Gamble Ruth Denison and William Keepe. Funeral services Wednesday at 2 pm at the residence.
Weather outlook with warmer temperatures and showers
A cloudy warmer forecast with light showers in parts of Wisconsin. Northern areas may see showers tonight, followed by a warmer day ahead. Brisk to high southwest winds are expected with mild to warm temperatures.
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