Tate and Otter Street
Local notice lists property managers and streets for a forthcoming public discussion. Residents of Tate and Otter Street are urged to attend a meeting on the planned development and zoning adjustments.
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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
4
Milwaukee Sentinel reports Cook gains in senatorial race
The Milwaukee Sentinel notes S A Cook steadily gains in the senatorial nomination contest, with Stephenson losing ground. It suggests Cook appears strongest among Cook, Hatton, and other candidates, while campaign dynamics and endorsements shape the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Sentinel
Tiation
The
Sentinel
Stephenson
Han
Thia
Pate Ton
Warcess
McGovern
Fricnan Aru
Aimarle
Etcophensen
Coyle
Trutton
Norman
Cook
Hatton Aceme
Anthe
Joan
du Tuyer
Andy Ak
Ronniis
Macan
Tepublicam
Death of Senator Allison and the political aftershocks
The sudden death of Senator William Allison of Iowa silences a long political figure who shaped financial legislation as chair of the Appropriations Committee. His passing sparks questions about the next Senate race, including Governor Cumming’s bid and the likely impact on Wisconsin and national politics as party unity and November outcomes hinge on the vacancy.
Turkeys Sultan Abdul Hamid and the constitutional concession
The article assesses reactions in Turkey to Abdul Hamid's move toward constitutional government. It notes both support and criticism, citing fears of ulterior motives, while acknowledging progress in know ledge and reform. It discusses the Young Turks, army sentiments, and the public’s cautious hope that reforms may lead to wiser governance without provoking upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turkey
Atéel Mamid
Tlat
Abdul Hamid
Thunda
Raasio
Forest Fires Across Canada Prompt Call for Precautions
The article reports extensive forest fires in western Conds with widespread property loss and many homeless. It notes Canada’s better forest coverage than the U.S. but urges preventive measures, including firebreaks and penalties for carelessness, as experts warn of drought and fire risk. It also touches on U.S. and European approaches and politics surrounding potential reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Canada
Europe
United States
East
Middle West
Bryan
Peace advocates warn of war costs and arming nations
The piece argues that world peace advocates grow in number and merit, predicting arbitration over conflict. It cites General Blume’s estimate of a European war’s cost, noting Germany could field 4.76 million troops and face 1.5 billion dollars yearly, with blood loss and economic devastation cited as dire consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fes
Blume
Germany
Ares
Russia
Japan
Saya
New York World
Europe
Revolutionary labor unrest and political turmoil across nations
The text discusses revolutionary labor movements inspired by Russian uprisings, noting planned but likely unsupported actions in Paris and other cities. It contrasts historical cycles of unrest with broadening freedoms, arguing the ballot and public order reduce risk, and references U S politics including McKinley and Cook, then shifts to a medical ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure with dubious claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pais
Viatr
France
Parle
Fragmentary Verse Line Shows Charlotte W Tearston
A damaged OCR snippet presents a lyrical lament attributed to Charlotte W Tearston from Century. It mentions a patient, dark repining, a calm-eyed figure near doom, and themes of poison, pathway, and glory of the ’em.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte W. Tearston
Century
Notable Oddities and Milestones in 19th Century News
A scattered digest notes seven New Orleans women barred from medical societies, a proposed English guild for cathedral care, small frogs from Chile reaching London, Princess Mary of Wales as a young depositor, slippery Madonna streets from lichens, a mystery of seedless fruit, and Emily Woodley’s Civil War nursing service ending with her 73rd birthday death in Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physicians
New Orleans
England
Guild of the Home of God
London
Chile
Princess Mary of Wales
Madonna
Bclenco
Man Mun
Emily Woodley
Philadelphia
Lincoln
News Notes From a Bustling City Page
A parade of odd reports from New York and Chicago includes a nurse’s extreme claims, a Bellevue autopsy of a baby born brainless, a New York tailors strike threat, stock broker Eastman’s fugitive warrant, a deer’s downtown chase ending at Governors Island, and customs reveals on shipboard wares. Also noted are mug bacteria in Washington quick meal cups and a remark about a clean Washington eatery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Lott
Chicago
Bellevue Hospital
New York
Marie Giacomo
United Brotherhood of Tailors
Robert M. Eastman
Wall Street
Bob
Eastman
Lindaon
Governora Island
Lloyd
Connelly
Ner
Barbprossa
Bremen
Wey
Bureau of Chemistry
Agricultural Department
Lilles
Washington
Wiley
State News From Wisconsin and Surrounding Areas
Rev J C Hazen of Kankakee has accepted a call to Janesville First Baptist. Dr Alcorn of Bievens Point killed a porcupine on his lawn weighing about thirty pounds. State conservation commission organized with President Van Hise as president and E M Griffith secretary. A scratch on the hand while picking berries caused the death of Leaader Deller of Examet Marathon county. Edwand Ammann, ten, died of lockjaw at Racina after an accident near Juda, Wis. Kenosha arrest in six trunks of shoes for grand larceny, Edward Rossini of a Chicago department store accused. William Smith, absconded clerk from La Crosse American House, sentenced to 18 months. Injunctions stopped $380000 public work at Racine started by Weber Balerman Co. Severe electrical storm hit Eau Claire, fires caused property damage. Page cottage at Ferndell burned. money and valuables lost. Marinette excursion crowd caused drawbridge to tilt. jackscrews used to reset. John DeCristo saved baby from mad dog and killed it after wife roped dog. Frank Daniels, Weser Shaeuser bartender, shot John Perkins during burglary. court finds Daniels justified and discharges him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Hazen
Kankakee
First Baptist Church
Janesville
Alcorn
Bievens Point
State Conservation Commission
van Hise
University
E. M. Griffith
Leaader Deller
Examet
Marathon County
Edwand Ammann
Racina
Juda
Win
Kenosha
Edward Rossini
Chicago
Wiliam Smith
la Crosse
Racine
Weber-Balherman Company
Hamilton Street
Eau Claire
Page of
Ferndell
Page
Marinette
John DeCristo
Daniels
Political campaigns and campaigners in Wisconsin press clippings
A collage of editorials and notices from Milwaukee and Wisconsin papers previewing the 6th political season. Items reference Cook, Bryan, Hatton, Joan Strange, and Stephenson, plus campaign tactics, nominating papers, and a looming primary season with broad public interest and commentary.
Unorganized Masses Lacked Org Says Milwaukee Journal
The Milwaukee Journal argues that duty falls on others and would be done if the masses possessed even a fraction of the organization used by moneyed interests backing Mr Stephenson. The piece critiques public action and calls for stronger collective effort guided by organized backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Milwaukee Journal
Comic snippets and wry exchanges from London Tit-Bits
A collage of quips and scenes from a past era shows lawyers with barefaced wit, fashion misfires, marital barbs, and social satire. Jokes run from courtroom banter to remarks on style, romance, and wartime memory featuring figures like Joseph F Johnston and a theatrical athlete.
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Green Bay Gazette
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Marinette Eagle-Star
Oshkosh Electric
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