Rivers Rise as Great Gorge Flood Threatens Wisconsin Farms
A destructive flood along the Chippewa valley in Wisconsin threatens farms and villages. The rising river cut off transport, damaged lumber and driftwood, and forced suspension of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul line. Residents along the river face rapid water level increases, with significant property risk and evacuations possible.
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Snow in Fenas Threatens Movements as Freeze Looms
Severe winter conditions grip the region with winds and sleet causing dangerous travel. Forecasters warn a three day cold snap and heavy frost threaten communities and infrastructure, with authorities urging caution and preparedness.
Withee and Paul Buy Florida Timber Lands
Senator Levi Withee and John Paul of Therome acquire Florida lands totaling 1254,000,0 feet of timber. They plan to erect mills and market timber products in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, by December 1.
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Man accused of jewel theft and threat to staff
A 203m keeper named Fraser faces charges after an alleged assault and jewel theft attempt at a local store. Police report Fraser threatened workers and fled, with investigators pursuing leads as store staff describe the tense incident and possible accomplices.
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Tariff Rise Sought by Industries in Post-Election Meeting
A New York gathering of metal trades called for higher tariffs and a commission of experts to revise the tariff schedule. Delegates from iron, steel, tin, zinc, and related industries outlined aims, debating protective measures and the need to shape policy after the presidential election. Discussion spanned costs, revenue, and the future of domestic production.
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Washington Debates House Appropriation Panel Edits
A wartime era session in Washington saw the House Appropriations Committee holding a private conference with Civil Service Commissioner Carian Cannon. Lawmakers discussed methods of appropriation and the Senate’s anticipated revisions, aiming to file a report by the next session.
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Bering Sea Case Details From 19th Century Proceedings
Fragmentary OCR recalls a maritime case involving U S authorities, vessels and damages. It mentions Seaton Peters Olney and Justice King, with references to municipal taxes, state authorities, and claims of damages tied to United States vessels and property. Names and dates are uncertain due to garbled text.
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Baukauna News Odd Phrase Signals Budget Debate
In December a committee from local division is seeking increased balances. The fragment suggests officials in Wisconsin discuss budget adjustments amid unclear context and partial labels.
No Referee Yet Sharker and Fux Meet Pending Consolation
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a postponed meeting and tentative consolations. Several unnamed parties and poets are mentioned alongside scattered names, dates, and places, but the text remains incomplete with unclear outcomes. The core item notes delays and a planned Wednesday morning gathering.
Bic Fighting Cruiser Repokler For amslic Pinerd tn Commission
Fragmented OCR note describes a naval item with a cruiser, commission status, and mentions League Island and ATF. Readable facts include a prototype or vessel reference, implied overdue status, and formal commission context. Entities include United States, League Island, and ATF references in a historical maritime setting.
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Opposed Haste and Stents Debate at Milwaukee Meeting
A Milwaukee discussion on proposed plans faced resistance as officials argued for caution. The gathering examined alternatives and potential outcomes, with remarks focusing on consensus, timing, and the broader impact on the Northern Pacific railroad receivership and regional interests.
First Regiment in inaugural parade march on March 4
The Times reports the first regiment of the Hearts Walfe will march in the inaugural parade on March 4 with President's escort Governor John M. Tanner to ride at the head. The route and dignitaries are to be announced, setting the ceremonial tone for the event.
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Monetary Convention and calls for a broader monetary conference
A historical note surveys an 1830s or 1850s style monetary convention discussion, naming delegates from commerce and trade bodies, including Indianapolis and Milwaukee figures, urging a larger state and cross-party commission. It rejects a cheap depreciating dollar and outlines aims for a sound, elastic currency system and potential reformation of the monetary framework.
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Pacify Canada Papers Stir Controversy Across Provinces
Unclear text appears to reference Kagtiah Papers and calls for action involving Canada and 23 states. Gazette urges taming measures with a focus on prams and artion ta Noea, suggesting a disputed policy or diplomatic response across nations.
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U S diplomat arrives in New Fork in careworn note
Williams a former U S consul general at Havana lands in New Fork for a sitam visit. He says Spain and England both charged with issues and notes no immediate mission, stressing past service and a wish to return home.
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Court of Appeals Review Involving Samuel Strong Case
The Court of Appeals in Lorton on December 1 considers the case of Samuel Strong, a prominent figure linked to Carats. The Dacre News notes the panel's focus on county seeks a Senate seat as part of ongoing judicial proceedings and reform efforts.
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Freight Cars Plunge on Mountain Side Crash Kills Several
A derailment near Pasajera California on the Pacific Electric line caused cars to derail and collide. An engineer and brakemen were injured. fireman jumped to safety and survived with scalp wounds. One passenger suffered a leg fracture and other injuries reported as serious. The wreck delayed trains for miles as recovery crews cleared the line.
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Four New Diphtheria Cases Reported in Mone Last Evening
Local officers record four new diphtheria cases including three in the Se Home of Jos. Srzxaski on Racine Street and one in Garvey involving a two year old. Community events include a farewell for Miss Amst and a temperance gathering. Funeral of Thos. Borke held at St Pat yiew Catholic church. school resumes December 34. Rev G W Lamb noted in Fosd.
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Wastinson Ledger Reports November Receipts
The ledger records for Wastinson, D. C. show receipts totaling November earnings from miscellaneous sources. Details indicate modest income from various accounts, reflecting early year financial activity and provisional expenditures.
Friendly Calls at Home Front How McKinley Aides Reacted
In Canton on December 1 Major McKinley faced a heavy wave of callers described as old personal friends. Most calls carried no political significance though the persistent pressure on the veranda continued, reflecting routine public interest rather than active campaigning.
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Cabinet Meeting Discusses Cuba Policy In Draft Notes
A fragmentary report outlines a cabinet meeting focusing on Cuba policy and anticipated administrative actions. It notes the president’s position on isolation and mentions anticipated public statements and potential early treatment by the administration.
Assault case in municipal court over wardens and fishing dispute
The case of C. T. Johnson and Fred Bosnet charged with assault and battery against Mathew, a deputy fish and game warden, and a companion, stems from a September incident on a lake where a fishing skiff confrontation led to force being used. Mathew and companion were arrested, defended by Col Ascshaw and Lt. Col. Thompson, with testimony challenging the deputies’ actions and asserting lawful arrest.
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McCurdy Named Inspector for East Wisconsin Bureau Insurance
J Mawbert Brown, a representative of The North-Southern Chronicle, reports A E McCurdy, son of Robert B McCurdy, chosen as inspector for the East Wisconsin Bureau Insurance District. Brown notes McCurdy will succeed in Milwaukee as head of the Milwaukee Board of Fire Underwriters before permanent appointment.
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Taraton Rate Confusion Raises Property Tax Debate
A garbled report discusses property tax rates and their impact on residents. It mentions the gas commission, proposed increases, and the idea that rates should stay steady on specific dates, with unclear figures and contested figures around 9.00 and 3009. The text references committees and community members in a disputed setting.
Billed by the Cars at Berreer Terminal Fairs
The prefectural committee backed the class railroad terminus project Coxards Comperes, burned during command. Two firemen Mert Drath Doriigs Kos at the event as delays and confusion marked the raised stakes at the terminal fair.
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