Daily Northwestern print notice from August 4 1908
The fragment shows a historic Daily Northwestern page with telegraph and postal service references, pricing for mail and delivery, and notices about postage, carrier services, and administrative details. It includes city delivery notes, telephone line mention, and issue identification as volume 4, number 143 dated Monday August 4 1908 in Oshkosh Wisconsin.
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Gompers Defends Labor Stall on Political Deliveries
Gompers denies any intent to swing the Jehor vote to Bryan and Korn, arguing no such pledge was considered and warning that a misread could threaten his federation leadership. The piece weighs internal labor reactions, party loyalties, and the federation’s nonpartisan stance amid attacks over alleged influence.
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Bryan
Korn
Tade
Rport
Tetraswithout Foundation
Giempers
Toren
Brynn Woerg
Mompars
Bla
Volas
Hia Mirani
Treputiteans
Alan Ueber
Ator
Jaber
Ryan
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Editurhal
Repeblcan Party
Tabar
Te Erty
Dts
Dane
Samuel Gompers
Democratic Party
Gompern
Finish of Long Motor Rare in World Tour Contest
The Long Motor Rare stages a globe spanning drive from New York to Paris with American, German, Italian and French cars competing. The American entry faces longer time allowances but is praised for American ingenuity and endurance despite hardships. The grain harvest continues as farmers balance politics with work.
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New York
Germany
Atay
France
America
Ely
Paris
Trane
Theraca
Alaska
Bryan and Independents Clash Over Men Not Principles
The piece argues Mr. Bryan sees a kinship between the Democratic and Independence party platforms but contends the split is about leadership and character rather than policy. It notes Hearst interests, recall and referendum, and warns of wartime anxieties as the primary election nears.
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Bryun
New Independence Party
Chicago
Thomas TL. Hingen
Bryan
Independence Party
Denver
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Tasudi
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Hearst
Bryan Sa
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Democrats
Independents
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Potley
Polley
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Miscellaneous 1920s Clerkly Musings and Market News
A garbled 1920s style column cites sweeping figures on wedding costs, presents, and ceremonies, noting totals around 50 million plus in various categories. It weaves in political quips, labor leader quotes, and odd odds about Oklahoma bootleggers, Taft era politics, and a local theater boom.
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Eddy and bylaw debate on medical treatment in Wisconsin article
James Phalpas of the Wisconsin Publication Committee analyzes a bylaw restricting malpractice and unsolicited treatment within the Mother Church. He concludes Mrs. Eddy protects herself and staff from overzealous supporters while noting the rule disciplines members who treat the leader without consent.
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James Phalpas
B. Commeittee
Wisconsin
Senatorial Front Races Stir Wisconsin Primary Talk
Wisconsin newspapers debate the senatorial race with candidates Stephenson Cook McGovern and others. Edges include charges of age legitimacy reform and the Wisconsin Idea as campaign issues, with primary impact on Milwaukee and state voters.
London Romance Ends in Marriage of New Orleans Engineer
The story recounts the marriage in London of Mr Harrii Titcomb, a New Orleans mining engineer, to Miss Ethel Brignall, an artist known in amateur theatre circles. Titcomb, visiting London, reportedly fell for a painting at the Tate Gallery titled The Two Bs Ere by Mr Alph Peacock, and this sparked a romance culminating in marriage.
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Harrii Titcomb
New Orleans
Ethel Brignall
Titcomb
Tate Gallery
Alph Peacock
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Titcomb Marries Miss Ethel Brighard After Studio Meeting
A tale of art contacts and romance ends with Titcomb courting Miss Ethel Brighard, sister-in-law to artist Peacock. The elder sister is married to the artist, and the couple plan a Canadian and Maine honeymoon before settling in England.
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Titcomb
Alec
Alt
Canada
Maine
Exgiana
McGovern Defeats Republican Nominees in Local Vote
The independent and alliance of independents and socialists defeated the Republican ticket. The article argues McGovern acted in self interest, bolting his party when interests clashed, and would not be trusted to support Republicans again.
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Carysle
Oscar Hammerstein
Bryan
Taft
McGovern
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MicGovern
Senate
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Notable Oddities in Public Life and History
A collage of trivia notes recalls William II’s debt origin, penny-in-the-slot savings in Berlin schools, huge German book exports valued at 15 million dollars, and Mrs. A B Beott as Mark Twain’s nurse. Includes a Florida resident’s wartime pension, radium yields from uranium ore, Holland’s special marriage door, and a playful lemon aid quip.
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Prince Tofa
Berlin
Germany
A. B. Beott
Florida
Monros County
Bro
Mark Twain
Scott
Margaret K. Horr
Indiana
Vienna Academy of Science
Holland
Noted Jests and Wit From London Humour Pages
A collage of quips and dialogue from theater and social life. Jests cover actors, guards, a clergyman, a barking dog, a Tommy, a British officer on duty, and a lively crowd. The humor blends flirtation, workaday misprisions, and light banter in a breezy period voice.
Campaign mood shifts across Wisconsin papers
Newspaper readers see presidential campaigns echoing a smiling motto. Wisconsin politics stir with talk of money in campaigns and party clubs. Manpower in Manitoba wheat harvest contrasted with voter turnout, while local editors discuss nominees and district races.
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Manitoba
Wisconsin
Sheboygan Journal
Walla
Wausau Record-Herald
Mineral Point Tribune
Boomera
Ian’t
Marton Advertiser
Fond du Lac
Pond du Lac
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