Washington Matters. Bishop Morrison's Error.
Washington dispatches discuss Bishop Morrison's opposition to Taft and the constitutional issues raised by religious tests. The piece notes reactions from Western reactionaries and praises Vice President Fairbanks, Sherman's health concerns, McKinley's selection as Republican committee chair, and a West Indies cruise memory.
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Bishop Morrison
Washington, D.C
Bishoporrison
Wham Sf
Taft
John Adams
John Quincey Adams
Millard Willmore
Morrison
United States
Congress
Roosevelt
Couns
Wnairbanks
State Department
Faireans
Quebec
Pairbanks
Faireanks
Tondon
Paris
Ber-lin
Fairbanks
Citi |Zen
Pettibone Dies After Cancer Operation in Denver
George Pettibone longtime Western Federation of Miners leader dies at St Josephs hospital Denver from cancer surgery complications He had been in prison confinement after Idaho trials and acquittal leaves a widow also noted Milwaukee veteran James White dies in Milwaukee at seventy.
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Denver
Colo
George Pettibone
Provident Moyer
Harn
Steunenkers
Idaho
St. Joseph’s
Idaho Penitentiary
House
Pettibone
Milwaukelan
Milwaukee
Wis
James 8
White
Milwaukee political pioneer dies in California
Century figure and longtime Democrat of Milwaukee dies Monday in Holl Hills California. He served as city controller from 1872 for eight years, owned and edited The Milwaukee News until 1880, then retired from journalism. Later he returned briefly as a sheriff's clerk before leaving the city. His burial may occur in Wisconsin.
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Holl Hills
Cal
Milwaukee
Milwaukee News
Sheriff's Office
Wisconsin
Inside GOP contest over lieutenant governor nomination
Madison officials and prominent Republicans resent ex secretary Houser Hannan and McElroy for moving Oshkosh’s John Strange into the field. Houser organized Madison petitions urging rapid signups and filing by Saturday to reach the secretary of state. Strange is touted as a La Follette reform loyalist, suitable for office.
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Madison
Wis
W. L. Houser
John J. Hannan
W. J. McElroy
Houser
Hannan
McElroy
John Strange
Oshkosh
Leutenant
Secretary of State
Strange
Walter Ts. Touser
Walter L. Houser
Madison, Wis
State Superintendent Distributes Graded School Aid
Madigen Wisconsin August 4 State Superintendent J B Cary completed the annual apportionment of 120600 dollars in state aid to graded schools. About 500 schools participate. 20 do not due to reports or compliance issues and are classified for aid. First class receive 500 dollars, second 200 dollars. salaries of two state inspectors are deducted from the total.
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Ooes Library Bond
En Rene Irish Linen
Keher Paper Co
Corneroe
Arte Streets
Madigen
Wis
J. BP. Cary
Commonwealth
Sehov
Jottings From Nekimi Special to The Northwestern
Nekimi Wisconsin notes report Mrs J G Miler visiting her ill brother John Albright at a Pond du Lac hospital. Oshkosh visitors include Mr and Mrs T J Davis and Li Lloyd. Eva Morgan G P Drew and son Morgan Drew visit cousin Mrs J J Griffith. Mrs AM Foulkes improves slowly after illness. Owen Morgan visited Oshkosh on business. T J Davis to host Ladies Aid Society of Avon church. Hossie Williams hosted about twenty friends for her fourteenth birthday on Thursday July 28. Marshall Brinton of Dakota called on friends here last week.
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Nekimi
Wis
J. G. Miler
Pond du-Lac
John Albright
Tack Wolf
Pond du Lac
T. J. Davis
A Li Lloyd
Oshkosh
Eva Morgan
G. P. Drew
Morgan Drew
J. J. Griffith
Marshall Brinton
Dakota
Wisconsin State Banks Sound in Fine Condition
Madison Aug 4 State Banking Commissioner M C Bergh issued a statement confirming Wisconsin state banks are sound and improving. Reports as of July 15 show 445 banks with resources of 122 325 062 38, up from two months prior and about 10 million higher than a year earlier. Loan totals declined slightly over the period while the number of banks rose from 432 to 445.
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Madison
Wis
M. C. Bergh
Wisconsin
Wiscotein
TV Depenite
Abkamst
Shutelas
Carouine
Nea
Missouri and Oklahoma Primaries Reported
Kansas City Aug 4 primary elections under new Missouri law select party candidates for state and local offices from governor to constable. Republicans back Herbert Shade for governor. Democrats field four for governor including Bail and Cowherd. Oklahoma also holds primaries for lower house, state senate, and other offices with several incumbents unopposed.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Cal
Missouri
United States
Herbert Shade
Mark
Standard Ob Company
Yo Uinee
Supreme Court
Davi A. Bail
Willian S. Cowherd
Democratic Congressional Committee
Democratc
William HL. Wallace
Henry F. Staple
Sandy
Wallace
Hullett W. Major
Oklastoma
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Jetshutun
State Senate
Congress
Wo Memers
Ong
State Corporation Commssion
United States Senate
Precinct
Stile Quatltteers
Democratis
Vivil Senatarin
Nature and a Woman's Work
An 19th century style testimonial extols Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a grand remedy for female ills. A Missouri resident praises healing and strength gained after years of suffering, crediting Pinkham's guidance and preparation with restoring health.
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Plaine
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bertha Muff
Bhn N.C
St. Louisiana
Mr. Phnkhem
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Mrs. Muff
Brintow Challenges Long In Kansas Senate Race
In Topeka voters choose party nominees with four tickets in play including Republican Democratic Socialist and Prohibitionist. Joseph L Brintow seeks United States Senate against Chester L Long, with joint debates noted as a feature of the contest.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Ang
Kanass
United States
Socialista
Bribtow
Aunator
Joseph L. Brintow
Gendtor
Chester L. Long
Holdridge Sharp at range in Wisconsin rifle contest
Camp Douglas Wis Aug 4 Private Holdridge of Rice Lake led the rifemen in preliminary firing at 200 300 and 600 yards and the rapid fire ranges. Forty two men were distinguished marksmen while others remained in regimental and battalion teams. The night saw eleven new members join the society and the “Blin Gone” social group continue to grow.
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Duglas
Wis
Holdridge
Rice
Lake
Cane Perry
Owler
Schwandt
Ahnert
Behnken
Treeper-Nughoy
Imstead
Shields
Milwaukee
James Gerhardt
Oconto
Yarda
Land
Echwandt
Oshkosh
Stuciits
Hamilton
Jer
Bontaicker
Bailey
Brakelmy
Cumap
Fragmented Text Reflects Unclear Medical Advice
The readable fragments discuss avoiding appendicitis and treating constipation with Foley’s product references. It mentions GI and bowel action, taste and palatability, and aging women, plus a remark on textiles and color. The text is garbled and lacks coherent facts or sources.
Luther League to Meet in Wisconsin Church
The eleventh annual Luther League of Wisconsin gathering set for August 8 to 11 at the Church of Redeemer on Sixteenth Avenue between Wells and Grand, featuring speakers including AL 1), Crile and many Midwest clergy. Delegates and visitors will hear talks from pastors and lay leaders, with a convention adjournment on Tuesday noon to open Luther League conferences nationwide.
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Mibwenulee
Wia
Luther Laigue of
Wisconsin
Church of Redeemer
Alrep
Wells
Grand Avenue
Crile
Niet
MM. Bahay
General Secretiry
Poti
Relate
Wo Tuiche
St. Maul
Milwaukee
Miss Chartelsop
Janveville
Misa Olea Nelson
Madison
C. J. Wellers
Plaitsville
G. 2. Rapps
Cur Waleden
Kenosha
A. Anderson
Mateison
Paul Neubauer
Milwauker
Mina Cassie Williams
Racine
Mia
A. F. Sperling
Miwaukee
Ditha
Ritzaman
Milwaleses
Seague
Wulam Cine
Vicw
Jeter Aubrecht
George W. Kapns
Milwaukee Gerral
Hey
Gustav Sted
Migs Jennle
Chhouure
National Luther League
Unclear ad copy recited with medical claims
Fragmentary page text from a drugstore ad lists claims about "Mrahak FE" and bowel purifiers sold by J. Hanuman & Co. It includes garbled phrases about Dr. King, water intake, revenue taxes, and laxative medicines. Names and places are partially readable but details are unreliable.
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Mrahak Fe, Smith
West Franklin
Mine
Dr. King
Besa
J. Hanuman & Co
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