Two Editions Daily Poplinhrd at Four and Me o'clock
Regional paper price and delivery details, listing daily editions at four and five oclock with notices of postage rates, circulation, and advance payment options. Mentions Northwestern press affiliation and telegraph news services, plus subscription terms and office addresses.
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Mali
Carder
Moog Vent
Northwestern Tk
Win Talephans
Deninesseifien
Feoma
Publiabur& Healdincea
Cuban elections reflect move toward self government
The passage argues Cubans are gradually breaking from revolutionary mood and supporting majority rule. It praises orderly elections and the American guidance aiding Cuba’s transition, noting favorable results for the governing party and support from President Roosevelt and former Secretary Taft for Cuban self government.
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Colon
Isand
Roosevelt
Taft
Government Experts Claim Hog Cholera Maintained
Government experts claim to have maintained hog cholera and that the new hog serum from the Bureau of Animal Industry could greatly reduce losses. Secretary Wilson touts the department’s work, noting vast farmer benefits and ongoing innovations across states and livestock industries.
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Bureau of Animal Industry
Department of Agriculture
Nevicultural
Varigua
Thera Fa
Wilcon
Diniva
Dullara
Methors
Bureau of Antnaed Industry
Cooper Bien
Asaytiu
Dade
Onsen
Arizona
Barta
Italian Immigration and Politicized Stereotypes Echo in 19th Century Debate
The piece discusses Italian immigrants in the United States, noting population estimates across states and cities, origins from southern Italy, and assimilation challenges. It references perceptions stirred by prejudice, the Black Hand society, labor debates, and official American attitudes toward Italians, alongside a local note on railway depot promises and a baseball game outcome.
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Mentierta Bion Phowhes
Volta
Allantic Coast
Siates
New York
Data Fata
Boaton
Newark
Hoboken
Ubertstad
Italy
Phinghes
National Bureau of Labor
A Question of Justice on Pension Plans and Politics
A discussion on a proposed 325000 a year widow’s pension for ex President Cleveland’s wife. The piece contrasts this with smaller pensions for soldiers’ widows, and considers republican fairness, while touching on local candidates, taxes, and public sentiment in a broad survey of politics, speculation, and social issues.
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Cleveland
Onothin Hfe
Leveland
Catarrh Cure Promises $100 Reward for Cures
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy. It claims internal use targets the mucous surfaces, builds up the system, and offers a $100 reward for any case it cannot cure, backed by testimonials and dealer notes.
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Veney & CO
Olerto
Four Women Auto Tour Arrives In New York
Four young women and their chaperon driving from Elgin to New York faced a police check in Central Park. Allee Potter, owner and driver, used a painted sign claiming four occupants from Chicago. Officer ruled it advertising and unlawful, allowing the party to proceed. They had traveled through Pennsylvania and New York without licenses and reported no accidents.
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New York
T Wo Haynes
Elgin
Allee Potter
Cliles
Central Park
Ife
Chicago
Miey Potter
Miss Potter
Elizabeth Hunt
Elizabeth Potter
Ida Dangerfield
Pennsylvania
Miscellaneous Figures of Early 20th Century Trade and Culture
An array of facts from late imperial era sources noting cross border payments of 190,000 annually for farm produce, England receiving five inches of yearly dew as rain equivalent, Princess Friedrich Leopold’s musical talent, and the East India Company’s Japan trade decision in 1813. Also mentions Virginia figures, Canadian immigrant ads costing 4,000, whisky sales in New Zealand, and U.S. spending on World’s fairs and the Lewis and Clark exposition totals.
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North
England
Friedrich Leopold
Hiritish East India Company
Japan
Thomas
Martin
Virginia
Canada
Slominion
Ohakune
New Zealand
United States
Congress
Jatta
Rocky Mountains
Political Year Gathers Steam as Governors Dominate Campaigns
News notes discuss looming gubernatorial focus in a pivotal election year, with President Roosevelt’s stance and speculation on a third term. It also covers divorce proceedings for actress Ethel Zimmerman, Oklahoma anti trust law on coal pricing, Surgeon McCoy’s rat-killing wartime tally, and an anticipated surge in military recruiting across army, navy, and other services.
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Becauae
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Ethel WH. J. Zimmerman
Justa Greenbaum
New York
Fred Zimmerman
Philadelphia
Oklahoma
Altoney General West
State Corporation Commission
West
Tast
George W. McCoy
Heath Service
San Francisco
United States
Min
Nftys
Burgeon McCoy
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Revenue Cutter Service
S&aswat
Conaries
War Department
Wisconsin Items Show Roads, Courts and Labor
Wisconsin headlines report Fond du Lac cable work with an $8,000 project, new rural routes planned for Mosinee Marathon County and Platteville. A Marinette man faces circuit court on forged checks. Milwaukee pair fined for illegal fishing. other notices include a granite association meeting in La Crosse August 11 to 13 and a wage-earning treasury appointment in Washington. Laundry in La Crosse enjoined over smoky coal. A Superior man sues the Great Northern over a fatal accident. A Pewaukee farmer seeks divorce over a Polish marriage. Kenosha crew searches Pike Creek for a body. ten dollars and jewelry found with no remains. Racine crash injures a man, stranger on bicycle escape. An unnamed marshalling operator to settle damages. A Pleasant Prairie raid ends with fines after arson fears and a fire in the east end of the building. Cotton-waste oil suspected in the blaze.
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Wisconsin Telephone Company
Fond du Luc
Mosinee
Marathon County
Plittsville
Wood County
George A. Williams
Marinette
Arthur Severant
K. Hellman
Milwaukee
John McCandies
Sheboykan County
Moose Inke
Wisconsin Retail Granite and Marble Dealers’ Association
la Crosse
Ernest L. Hesse
Waukesha
Treasury Department
Washington
John Anker
Superior
Great Northern Railroad Company
Mr.Anker
Conrad Koefler
Pewaukee
Waukesha County
Racine
Our Corners
Pleasant Prairie
Kenosha
Humorous Notes and City Council Toasts
A collection of jokes and light anecdotes including Irish wit about a master and servant, a telephone miscommunication at a Manchester hotel, a cornet playing widower with four children, a plain drink without vanilla, and a town council’s hunger adjournment quip.
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Ttaly
Pat
Manchester
S Toulon
Fragmentary Quote From London Tit-Dita Cited
A fragment quotes a colleague reacting to a remark about a gentleman with “so much ham in his mouth” wanting lunch, attributed to London Tit-Dita. The brief excerpt reflects a gossip or satirical tone without full context.
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London
Mixed 1900s Wisconsin opinions on politics and institutions
A collage of short quotes from Wisconsin newspapers touching on political contenders for the U.S. Senate and state offices, the Independence League, and campaign jests. It also mentions wind worries of an Oshkosh resident, straw hats, dairy legislation praised by the Florence Mining News, and a critical note on northern hospital for the insane at Oshkosh.
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Hatton
Chapeau
Milwrakes Sentinel
Directoria
Wausau
Waugau
Stephenson
McGoveron
3Radisco Democrat
Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee Free Press
Jonn Strange
Oshkosh
Menasha
James F. Trottman
Wille
Independence League
Taft
Hearstites
Appleton
Bryan
Appleton Crescent
Wisconsin
A. Cook
Congress
Union
Florence Mining News
Superintendent Gordon Praised for Progressive Care at Oshkosh Sanitarium
The Green Bay Gazette notes public admiration for Dr. Gordon during his tenure. Ideas at the Oshkosh sanitarium are described as far ahead of other institutions, with humane patient care earning wide notice.
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Gordon
Oshkosh Sanitarium
Green Bay Gazette
Dierickx Brothers Star at Bijou Vaudeville Bill
One act features three Dierickx brothers juggling heavy weights in a stunning display of strength. Morrow and Shellberg present Happy Millions in a lively comedy with strong vocalwork. George Maichow shines with The Man That Fights the Fire, encore-worthy singing. Charles Mack offers a black face sing and talk routine, though some jokes seem dated. Asiangraph pictures and a Talk of New York overture round out the program.
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Bijou
Dierickx Brothers
Hercules
Morrow and Shellberg Company
Cupid
Hodges
Darrell
California
Willam A. Williams
Charles Mack
Mr. Mack
Theagain
George Maichow
Malchow
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