Primary Vote Forecast Amid Wisconsin Tariff Debate
The piece covers Wisconsin primary expectations, tariff revision debate led by Republican nominees, and voter turnout hopes. It notes Nikigale Cook aiming for about 10,000 votes, compares primary to general sentiment, and highlights eagerness for a strong turnout next week.
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Prominent judge sparks debate on gun penalties in Boston
A Boston magistrate’s strict stance on carrying concealed weapons fuels a heated debate over penalties. The piece mocks lenient past practices, argues for severe punishment, and notes political commentary linking law enforcement to national figures and party campaigns.
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Approval of Popular Founder Rejected by Voters Again
The reading of a local political scene shows Bryan once more facing rejection as voters refuse to retain or follow him. Observers expect similar results to prior appeals for support this year, echoing past patterns in public response.
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Court Battles Over Government Control of Railroads
The article discusses the strain between federal regulation and railroad rights. It notes ongoing court disputes over interstate commerce orders requiring monthly reporting of on duty hours and potential fines for violations. The Wheoston and Maine railroad challenges the Commerce Commission’s power in a Boston federal suit, arguing it infringes against self incrimination and constitutional protections.
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Wisconsin Voters Weigh Senators Fight Amid La Follette Split
Wisconsin newspapers report a tight U S senate contest centering on S A Cook and Stephen Stephenson amid La Follette influences. Debates touch on temperance, veteran records, and support from Stalwarts and half breeds as campaigns stress youth and trustworthiness.
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World News Briefs and Notable Notes
The item surveys diverse topics from Regent's Park apes in London to a historic newspaper preserved in Ifeldelbere. It reports on Professor Chantemesse's typhoid serum results, Japan's locomotive experiments, frog leather goods, and French childhood shoes. It also cites lumber, coal, and political quips about ex-governors.
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Edward Warfeld
Maryland
Temain
Wisconsin State News Snapshot of Unclear Events
Wisconsin state notes report Eau Claire hospital deactivation on the 36th, a Milwaukee address by William Jennings Bryan on September 26, and a Beloit man finding a $200 pearl in the river. It covers fires in Gillette, hospital plans in Madison, a Baraboo resident dead in California, and a raft of local incidents and meetings across the state.
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Wisconsin News Roundup: Prizes, Arrests, Accidents, Jubilees
Miss Mary Paulson of Chippewa Falls is jailed after tossing a neighbor’s mail box contents. Henry B. King of Milwaukee injured in a wreck near Richfield as a car emergency steering gear failure sent it through barbed wire. The Knights Templar Wisconsin Grand Commandery plans a Madison jubilee October 1 and 14. Surviving members David H. Wright and Henry L. Palmer note 32 commands and 4,000 members across the state.
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Could I Ask for More to Find Home at Last
Poetic verse by Jeunette Marks in Success Magazine reflects longing for companionship and a shared journey. The speaker asks to be led home, cherishing a quiet future together and the comfort of closeness as life’s path unfolds.
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Grand Opera House Hosts Three Notable Plays This Week
Old Arkansaw and Why Girls Leave Home captivate crowds with wholesome drama and strong moral lessons at the Grand. Clair Nicholson and Lem Edwards deliver memorable performances in Jeremiah Snodgings and Gerald Hawley, while George M. Cohan's The Honeymooners lights up Saturday night with top musical comedy.
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Postmaster General Denounces Democratic Proposal Abroad
In Alot Springs Wa Meyer condemns the Democratic plan to leak deposits. A presidentially appointed commission reports rapid progress on labor Panama matters crediting excellent treatment of workers. Meanwhile a Faris American colony reels over the death of Miss Winnifred Parsons amid debate on suicide or murder. Fire devastates more than 1 569 buildings in Stam boul Constantinople. The Bonaparte petition language prompts anxious Washington reaction as the appeal court nears action.
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The Funny Men And Their Banter At The Gate
A quirky collection of jokes and exchanges opens with a scene at a gate where a maiden in a hat stalls progress, then moves through quips about a Wisconson statesman in a hot balloon and a penny wager about a bonnet. Other gags feature a clerk and a stenographer, a German carp pun, and a bumbling chorus of misheard lines.
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Newspaper snips reflect 19th century Wisconsin politics
A collage of brief notes from Wisconsin papers mentions Oshkosh Homecoming attendance, Menasha’s strong showing, Bryan’s money troubles for campaign expenses, and Isaac Stephenson praised by ex Governor Peck. It also cites yacht Lipton cup results and La Follette’s funding debate, plus critiques of primary system and ticket cohesion.
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