Milwaukee bishop Webb on Salobrs and church reform
Bishop W. W. Webb arrives in Milwaukee to establish residence and discuss church reform. He asserts Milwaukee's churches thrive and notes his travels covering 33 000 square miles, warning against radical changes while lamenting Dr. Robinson’s planned Nevada mission departure as a loss to the state church.
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Milwaukee
Wir
W. W. Webb
Milwaukee Episcopal Diocese
Webl
Stirit
Ube
Dr. Robinson
Racine College
Nevada
Robinson
Imauker
Badgers in Washington and Local Obituaries Mix
A Seattle dispatch reports Lonstorf a mining man from Searle and Milwaukee narrowly drowning near Ketchikan Alaska while attempting to board a boat. Also noted are political and social notices including Charles Hutson's appointment as first assistant U S district attorney, and several obituaries from Wisconsin residents including Linfet, Clara Rosin, Adam Brandner, Katherine Montgomery, and Van Warren.
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Charles T. Hutson
Wala Walla
United States District Attorney
Henry M. Hoyt
Hutson
Badger Aratesa
Madison
Palfth
Frans County
Cannesfore
ITOS
W. G. King
Butler
Plaryton House
Wwee
Prest Linfet
Clara Rosin
Sacred Heart Hospital
Spokane
Cadott
Wis
Davenport
Wesh
Adam Brandner
Germany
Racine
Centralia
Wash
Katherine AM Montgomery
Milweaker
van Warren
Takahira Pleased to Return as U S Ambassador
Baron Takahira, Japanese minister to Italy, has received four official notifications from Tokyo of his appointment as ambassador to the United States. He told the Associated Press he is pleased to return to Washington and acknowledge the responsibilities of the mission amid growing Japan United States relations.
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Rome
Baron Takahira
Italy
Tokio
United States
Associated Press
Japan
Washington
Takahira Sees No Ground for Jap-United States Antagonism
The envoy says sympathy from friends remains strong and distrusts alarmist newspaper reports. He notes Takahira will depart for London late January or early February and then proceed to the United States on arrival.
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al- Bares
Takahira
London
United States
Ice boat accident kills Wisconsin freshman at Mendota
Frank Purdy, a first year student in UW Madison's short agricultural course, was fatally injured when an ice boat operated by three Psi fraternity members plowed into him on Lake Mendota as hundreds watched. He died hours later from internal hemorrhage after being taken to his room.
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Madison
Wis
Lake Mendota
Frank Purdy
University of Wisconsin
Psi Fraternity
Purdy
M. Purdy
FR. G. Dun & Co
Buenos Ayres
Hom
Joseph W. Daubner
Frances Street
La Crosse and Onalaska Railway Fare Dispute
In La Crosse Wisconsin on January 13 a state railway commission study finds most of the La Crosse and Onalaska line’s capital and value has vanished. The expert sets La Crosse City Railway value at 15000 and Onalaska line stock at 5 percent. a fare reduction is unlikely to be achieved this year.
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Ta Crosse
Wis
State
la Crosse
Onr- Taska
Uline
Onalaska
Fara
Jilted Woman Shoots Self After Marriage Refusal
The article reports Emma B. Parker, a widow, shot herself after her fiancé Ford refused an immediate marriage. Parker had learned Ford was unemployed and declined to wed then. Ford had earlier declined the proposal at his boarding house, triggering Parker to go to the field where she killed herself.
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Westhorn
Heraces
Emma B. Parker
Parker
Ford
Cape
Not So Black As Painted In Chicago Industrial Report
Statistics from the Chicago Association of Commerce indicate improved optimism about industry. The survey cites 64 firms employing 97,000, with a 3.48 percent rise and plans to add 99,000 workers within sixty days. President Travit R. Forgan says data cover all industry branches.
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Chicago
Chicago Association of Commerra
SE Tx
Semaar
Travit R. Forgan
The
Anedation
Roosevelt and Taft battle over convention path
Washington dispatch outlines Roosevelt and Taft factions amid rumors of a Taft surge. Tariff League preparations in New York aim to curb Taft support, while delegates and regional tallies hint at possible ballot dynamics shaping the Republican nomination.
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Washington
Taft
White House
Roosevelt
Republi
Unis
Alabama
North Drakota
Arkansas
Ohio
California
Okiak
Colorado
Oregon
Florida
South Georgia
Idaho
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Mississippi
Montana
Nebraska
North Carolina
Ther
Hilo
McKinley
Illinois
R. Tariff League
Protective Tariff League
Inter
Tpix
Taft Ca
New Mexico
Tafi
Bern
Cupid Circumvents Father and Elopes in Chippewa Falls
Claire wished for her daughter Jennie to find employment and a Green Bay man named Van Heider sought the head waitress post at the Commercial. the scheme culminated when Jennie, nineteen, eloped with her sweetheart J. Fo Connolly to Chippewa Falls, causing a family rift and social scandal.
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Fan Claire
Weil
van Heider
Green Bay
Hia
Jennie
Oshkosh Optical Co Advertises Broad Frame Service
The Oshkosh Optical Co offers a one year guarantee with free lens changes and mounting for any frame. They claim no exclusive rights in optics and advertise a wide selection and in-store services. Open evenings.
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Avery Pate
Glansen Ta Sr
Mons
Enesmastics
Military Men Meet for National Guard Congress
A Boston congress gathers militia officials and volunteers from many states to unite amateur and professional soldiers. War Department officers attend as the national guard meeting opens in Old Fanebell with plans for closer military cooperation and organization.
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Boston
Masa
War Department
National Guard of
United States
Old Fanebell
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Episcopal Church
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Sue
PecSienle Spanme
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Qf National Biscuit Company
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Onalas Road
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Mark -Leerne Hite
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Cupid
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Oshkosh Optical Co
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Sign of the Bear
Wos Harbor
United States Canning Cos
AH Deniers
F. B. Ives CO
Whittemore
South Main St
Cybkosh
Botz Meat Market
Brennan
Brennan'’S Drug Store
Charel Streets
Eastwon
Columbia
Wilson
M. J. Hraus
Mt Vernon
North Park Ave
Palace Dye Works
F. J. Himmler
Ceupe St
Opers Howes
Frank W. Viall
Light St
John Nelson Co
Ith Street
J. LaMarche
Lampard
Jackson Street
Yotanterra
Oshkosh
Permentex
Jockey Club
Rasmussen & Miller
Williams Business College
Willams Business College
Webster Blork
Scholz
Feneral
Ninth
A. L. Hiss
Henry &S. G. Lindeman Pianos
Babcock-Goodell Piano CO
Main St
Pkona
TSE A-P-T CO
Fell Bros. & Scholz
Weebington St
Issac
Jeaae
Martinette
Tixerton Carvalrie
Harduppe
F. N. Ofum
Hes. Pons
Hlouwre
the Super Furniture Co
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Ft. PL
Gillen’s Laundry
H. HE Teal
Athensn
Jg- F. Krramrich
Grumdy & Joetra
Fost Goer
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