Prohibition Era Debate on Army Camp and Fort Leavenworth
A garbled 19th century style piece discusses prohibition soldiers and Fort Leavenworth. It criticizes military discipline with reference to a canteen system and the welfare of soldiers under a strict regime. The text contrasts benefits and harms of rigid controls on behavior and sobriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Conrad Ls Reeset
Ieee
Yasbete
Fort Leavenworth
Beavenworth
Amlhia
Pest
Martus
Taft Hughes and Harriman Influence Across Delegates
The piece notes Taft prospects in New York and Ohio Republicans blocking Tom Johnson from a Taft banquet. It mentions Judge Dowling presiding over Thaw cases and the use of three experts to cover questions, while Harriman backing Hughes creates a contested path to the nomination.
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Joe Dowling
Harry Thaw
Ae Thoroughir Ag
Ohio
Bayer
Tom Johnson
Taft
Johnson
Chicago police disperse unemployed protest at city hall
Reported clashes erupt as a group calling itself blue coat clubbed and dispersed a crowd seeking a petition to authorities. Observers note rights to peaceable assembly and petition were asserted while authorities urged restraint to avoid further disorder.
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Chicago
Bali
Tnkkiak
Rte
Tun
Fader
Petit Benim
Beneebageret
Cuba and United States policy in Cuba under Prosperous rule
The piece discusses Cuba under Prosperity and American influence, noting economic shifts including sugar and commerce, with provisional census hints and a view of U S policy. It mentions Speaker Cannon and the political mood among Democrats regarding Bryan’s nomination as potential formality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Cole
Fragmented Critique of Leadership Amid National Crisis
A garbled free-form piece questions leadership during a national crisis, praising a level-headed banker-led response while lamenting misinformation from politicians. It hints at public tension, media influence, and a call for prudent economic action as a thaw approaches.
Fragmented reads from multiple papers on reform and society
OCR fragments mention debates on temperance, gambling, and political reform across Wisconsin papers. Notes reference education qualifications, veteran topics, and societal tensions. The garbled text lacks coherent facts but shows period concerns about morality and governance.
Fragmentary 19th Century Musing on Gossip and Law
The text hints at royal patience in embroidery and sympathy for animals. It quotes a maxim about avoiding talk to meet difficulty and notes gossip harms. It ends with a provocative wish for laws limiting punishment of theft from lawyers.
Local Brief on Cough Remedies and Cheat Area Warnings
A clipped note mentions cough remedies and warnings about activities in the Cheat region. It records no clear events, names, or dates, offering only fragmented references to health and local concerns.
Spain faces unusual work on 1930s reforms
A garbled 1920s era clipping notes varied items from Spain producing currency, U.S. income figures, a German shepherd armor tale, resignations at Lawrence University and Warsaw conservatories, Cyril Pearson acquiring The London Times portfolio, and comments on clubwomen addresses plus schooling remarks.
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Spain
America
United States
Lenpte
Dudley I. Smnth
Lawrence University Conservatory of Music
Highland Park
Ui le
Lawrence
Paderewski
Warsaw Conservatory
Cyril A. Pearson
The
London Times
Standard
the Express
Evening Standard
Fhe
James Gazette
Ivadine Londim
Tetore Club
Pout Wu Luc
Indignant town reels from crime and court cases
Fragmented notices from Seymour and surrounding areas describe a mix of legal actions and violent incidents. A Supreme Court appeal, municipal court conduct charges, and alleged wrongful arrests are noted, with local fear and confusion over recent robberies and farm break ins and a mysterious envelope containing money at a grocery store.
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Supreme Court
Waukesim
Thomas G. Sullivan
Fert
Wen
Frankin E. Cook
Beth County
Bassuet
Philip Weick
Extgerton
Seymour
Ile
Port Washington
Ashers
Patrick Nevine
Haining
Ameney
Nevios
Soma Peran
Tie House
Great Sudermann Play and Dream City Shown at Grand
Mrs Patrike Campbell stars as Magda in a powerful dramatic turn, praised by critics for striking beauty and intense stage presence. Edgar Smith Victor Herbert musical Dream City drew a good crowd at the Grand, with elaborate scenery, fine costumes, and strong quartet of lead performers highlighted by Miss Mary Marbie and Marcia Harris.
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Oekel
Dsr
Sudermann
William Winter
Patrike Campbell
Sirs
Campbell
England
Edgar Smith
Victor Herbert
Victor Herbert Musical Production, “Dream Oh
Dream City
Mary Marbie
Oshkosh
Dingiebender
Johnny Johnson
Robert Harty
Marcia Harris
Mr Glebender
Political Notes and Campaign Chatter Across States
The item surveys varied political moves as Taft directs delegates in New York, Foraker presses the national delegate fight, Folk announces a bid for a U S Senate seat, and other figures like Szechenyi Vanderbilt and Mrs Gentry surface in scattered reports. The brief signals ongoing campaigns, appointments, and legal matters across states.
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New York
Taft
Newark
Foraker
Provernor Folk
Affasour
United States
W. J. Storm
Missouri Genereo
General Borcupa
National
Bua
Frank J
State News Flurry Highlights Burglary Case and Local Interests
Reports from Chippewa and Racine detail burglary charges against Andrew Johnson Ev in Barber and Charles Chirk linked to a state reform school case. The Northern Chautauqua committee based in Marinette seeks talent while Racine City Bank opens tomorrow with 9.0 capital. Judge E W Keyes marked his eightieth birthday with congratulations, and Henry Alden faces theft arson charges in Milwaukee. Frank M Messenger, Mary Jusbpers editor, features in the Burslag Bush.
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Mate Delates
No. Toft
Fr Tian
Seasiog
Chippewa
Aterang
Andrew Johnesn
Evin Barbr
Charles Chirk
Chautauqua
Tiemister
Marinette
Racine
Racine Junction
Oshkosh
E W. Keyes
Madison
Fred L. French
Menomonie
Henry Alden
Milwaukee
Frank M. Messenger
The
Mary Jusepers
Offictsi We Are
The Philosopher's Wife and a Light-Hearted Exchange
A home spun philosopher notes that the greater happiness of a woman lies in trifles. A witty reply suggests many women marry for trifles while joking about a skeptical scientist claiming rubber can be made from Indian sources.
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Youngbach
Hootoux
Plague Havoc and Quack Cures Warned by Local Notes
A noisy mix of health warnings and home remedies discusses plague havoc and the need for anti tuberculosis effort. Mentions glycerine, Virgin Oil of Pine and whisky cure, cautions against substitutes, and cites Leach Chemical Co. with dubious medical claims amid assorted local commentary.
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Gemi
Food and Drugs Act
Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Ghie
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Uncle Dee
Two Rivers
Bryan
Esungh
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Morgans
Merga
Upaun Marinette
Chisaga Tribune
Milwaukee Sentinel
Herra
Wauker Journal
Hacine
Jangs- Ville
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Wisconsin
Menasha
Qsiven Metandras
DR. D. Jayne
State News
the Funny Mex
Rich Indy
Williams Business College
Williams’ Business College
Webster Block
the Chamber OF Commerce
Old National Bank
P. Sawyer
Chan Schriber
Louis Schriber
E. J. P. Fitch
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F. J. la Marche & Co
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