Northwestern Endorsement Letter for Cook in Winnebago Race
The 1908 Northwestern page argues in favor of Cook as United States Senate candidate over Stephenson. It highlights Cook’s nonfactional stance, war service, and long public service record. Locals are urged to support Cook for national leadership that benefits Winnebago County and the state.
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Wieremal Manuscripta
Winnebaen
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Ita
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Ue City
Slaconain Telaphena Company
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Cooke
Denver
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Ceol
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Helton Ead McGovern
Rey
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Heephenson
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Tre
Leon Jay
Thomas Elt
Meraver
Ealdier
Butler
Coal
Cnuok Hag Alwayea
Chen
Mas Pan
Owhleb
Wisennath
Kernet
Eldarn
Winnebago County
A. Cook
Btephenaga
Chilton
Primary debates churn in Wisconsin district race
The Appleton post notes factions clash over prohibition in the Ninth district nominating contest. Kuestermann and Mingr contend on issues of canteen, temperance, and reform with party loyalty debated by voters and local press.
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Fost
Kuester
Menem
Bin
Kuestermann
Kuwatermann
Kueater- Mann
Minar
Appleton
Prohibition
Senator Stephenson Controversy Hits Party Unity
A heated exchange centers on Senator Stephenson amid partisan tensions before a pivotal election. The piece notes party officials and supporters weigh future strategies and the impact on candidate selection.
A Labor Message to Minnesota Farmers and Laborers
A portion of a political column urges laboring men and farmers in Minnebago County to vote in line with Corlis and Conk. It argues private business interests and shared labor service should guide votes and cites farmer responsibility as a statewide trend.
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Samuel
A. Corlis
Dios
Conk
Minnebago County
Threia
Defense fund drives for Hains case sparks broad support
An appeal in New York seeks funds to defend Captain Peter Hains Jr. and Thorns ton Jenkins Haina, accused in the W. H. U. murder case at Hayside Yacht Club. Proponents claim the emergency levy tests the army’s role and warn against crippling defendants with legal costs. The piece urges Wisconsin voters to back Senator Cook for a “square deal” and to vote tomorrow.
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Tor
New York
Dlapitch
United States Army
Peter (. Hains Jr
Thornston Jenkins Haina
Hayside Yacht Club
Anid
Petur Hains
Ivan
Prigener
Dhabas Brothers
Bern
Lata
Griskellers
Cook for United States Senate Wins Local Support
Wisconsin newspapers urge voters to back S. A. Cook for the United States Senate. They praise his public record, call him a steady, capable worker, and stress his experience in state and national government. Articles from Hartford Press Milwaukee papers highlight his integrity and merit as a candidate.
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A. Cook
United States Senate
Whitewater
Senate
Wisconsin
Hartford Press
Cook
Washington
Winnecone
Teasons and Things from a Fragmented Page
A jumble of items notes storm prep at terminal stations in San Pranetsen and infrastructure plans in London style notes. It mentions a Taft marching club in Green Bay, Queen Anne’s speech printed on handkerchiefs, and a Thames tunnel project for horse drawn travel. It also covers colonial governance powers, Missouri drainage ditches reclaiming land, and U S versus Europe telephone usage figures.
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ASK
San Pranetsen
Asperhorn
Green Bay
Apel
Stepfisy
Rotherhithe
Aas J Rrieigh
United States
Missouri
Europe
United
Primary Election Talk Across Wisconsin Echoes Tone
A collage of partisan notes and voter guidance from Wisconsin papers. References include Uncle Ike Stephenson and war record debates, farmer voting urging turnout, and fashion remarks about straw hats linking to late summer heat.
NY Sees Felony for Bucketshops After Tomorrow
A chaotic mix of notes reports sweeping changes and threats across states. The piece mentions a New York felony for bucketshops after tomorrow and a Chicago woman with a brain blood clot at Lake Geneva alongside various political and financial tensions.
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New York
John V. Farwell
Chicago
Lake Geneva
Atlantis City
Fort
Grover Cleveland
Taft
New Orleans
Oklahoma
Haskell
Theodore Max Oblisach de la Zarre
Rock Island Railroad
Peter
Mehmed Ali Bey
Turk Ist
Washington
Fragmented Humorous Snippets From London Tit Bits
A jumbled collage of quips and scenes, including a cheeky back-and-forth about a bride to be and a reporter detailing wedding dress tastes. Vignettes feature sentinels, a Colonel, a drink-seeking tramp, clever home devices, and a wry note on a fashionable coffin transforming from a roll to a piano.
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Matt
London
Partello Stork company opens at Grand Opera House
The Partello Stork company debuts with Justin Adams Breaklay in The College Girly at popular prices. Laura Deane stars as the girl with George Carroll coaching. Big vaudeville acts headlined by Hall's dogs. The Honeymooners were seen Saturday, and Too Proud to Beg attracted good crowds on Sunday with strong applause.
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Grand Opera House
Tonighe
Justin Adams
Ac Yale
Sna “Brown
Harvard
Laura Deane
George Carroll
Hall
Soneymooners
Machine Builds Concrete Walk With Traveling Mold
A newly described machine for cement sidewalks uses a traveling mold with two winches to pull it along. Concrete base material is shoveled into the front, finishing mortar enters the hopper, and a middle thin hopper lays a narrow mortar layer as the machine moves. The device delivers a complete sidewalk at the rear.
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Mechanica
Two Democrats Seek Wisconsin Governor Nomination
The Democratic party has two aspirants for governor in Wisconsin. John A. Aylward, a Madison attorney who previously ran unsuccessfully for governor, faces Adolph J. Schmits, a Milwaukee attorney who formerly resided in this district.
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Republican Party of
Wisconsin
Democratic Party
John A. Aylward
Madison
Adolph J. Schmits
Milwaukee
Schmits
Bredhead Opera House To Be Replaced By Modern Structure
State news notes that the Bredhead opera house destroyed by fire will be rebuilt as a modern structure. Other items include marriages, fund credits, prison sentences, and local incidents across Wisconsin.
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Henry Lockney
Wau‘Kesha
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Marinette County Training School
Theodore Kronshage
Milwaukee
Pipkin State Bronze
Boscobel
Frank Jarbeck
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la Crosse
Freeport
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Mscabha
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Oneida
Diarshay
J. J. Touhy
Racine
Memnania
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St Patricks Church
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McGovern
Deacon Hemphill Seeks Pennies For Bryan Fund in South Carolina
The two cent Blackville donation joins a proposed one cent from 100000 voters to fund Bryan in South Carolina. Hemphill urges the poor to contribute, plans to ship pennies in a barrel to W J Bryan, and reports the Baltimore Sun and Colonel Howell rejected gander and gopher mascots.
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South Carolina
Dencon Hemphill
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore
Sun
Clark Howell
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia
Montgomery Advertiser
Barrett
Birmingham -Age-Herald
Deacon
Povlty
Harper's
Farming Notes and Agricultural Topics From A Nebraska Page
The column covers dairy cleanliness for milk safety, Nebraska wheat rolling boosts yields, vermin control methods, corn's prominence at national shows with alfalfa palace plans, denatured alcohol experiments from federal funding, and Kansas Experiment Station dairy herd plans for 42 acres. It outlines crop allocations for silage, soiling corn, cowpeas hay, and alfalfa sowing strategy.
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Nebraska Experiment Station
Omaha
H. W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Department of Agriculture
Kansas Experiment Station
Kendall
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Kansas
Rain versus irrigation in agriculture and urban lawns
A fragmentary discussion contrasts rain with irrigation, arguing irrigation is superior to rain for crops and urban lawns. The piece cites arid lands as more fertile with proper irrigation, and includes a clipped-section anecdote from Walter B Weyl and a reflection on clipping culture in Harper's Bazar.
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Walter B
Weyl
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