Wisconsin Senator Stephenson’s Strong Primary Lead
The piece lauds Stephenson as a durable Wisconsin Republican with broad support across the party. It cites his long record of public service, work ethic, and commitment to common welfare, framing him as the likely winner in the upcoming primary over three unnamed opponents. His alignment with development and reform is emphasized as proof of his fitness for another term.
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Senator Isaac Stephenson Seeks Reelection Endorsement
The Skandansven notes that most Republicans in the state favor reelecting Senator Isaac Stephenson and will give him strong support in the primary. The piece emphasizes his active energies, solid fundaments, and broad support within the party for continuity.
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Boer War Veteran Col Evang C TB Dies After Sunstroke
Winnipers Michigan Aug reports the death of Col Evang C TB in Shattlereek. He led Western Canada district forces, a Boer war fighter and Governor McMillan’s son in law. His sunstroke at the parade grounds a month earlier caused his death. Separately Tener Cah, famed Nant France born restaurant keeper and close Robert Louis Stevenson friend, dies at eighty nine.
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Missouri Valley Tennis Tournament Opens With Entries
In Kansas City on August 24 the seventh annual Missouri Valley tennis meet began at the Kansas City Athletic Club. Harald Badge of Kansas City is the defending singles champion, while H. H. Brewster and A. L. Sterling of St. Joseph are the defending doubles titleholders from 1907.
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Steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Th Breaks Speed Records
The North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Th set two records for long distance sailing from Sandy Hook to Plymouth. The ship covered 3,080 miles in five days nine hours and fifty-five minutes and averaged 227 knots per hour. The best day’s run was 556 knots, achieved on two consecutive days.
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Frost Pays Town A Visit In Pictures Of A Freezing Night
Des Moines Iowa reports Jack Frost arrived for the first time this season. Early indications say northern Town lowlands suffered more frost than usual and corn crops may be damaged. Freezing temperatures were noted in the lower section of northern Iowa.
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McGovern Hits Hatton Crusade in Wisconsin Primary Drive
Wisconsin campaign notes reveal McGovern aides accuse Hatton supporters of dirty tactics aimed at La Follette while factions trumpet expected regional strengths. The week foresees heavy activity as Cook and Stephenson clash for staunch voters, with Milwaukee and Racine pivotal and statewide turnout possibly exceeding 200,000.
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Steamer Oregon Destroyed Off Dyment Shoals
The steamer Oregon owned by J. W. Squires of Chicago ran aground on Dyment shoals Saturday night at Thessaton Ontario. A fire broke out and the vessel is a total loss with part of the pulp wood cargo saved.
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Garment Workers Meet Opens in Milwaukee
United Garment Workers of America convention opens in Milwaukee with about 200 delegates expected. President Thomas Rickert of Chicago welcomed by Frank J. Weber of the Federated Trades Council at the opening session.
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Condition Unchanged After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Madison Wis Aug 24 five weeks today since Col William E. Vilae was stricken with a cerebral hemorrhage and his condition remains largely unchanged though he has shown some improvement in recent days. A chauffeur named Simone is mentioned in the text.
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