Roosevelt Ideas In Favor In The Northwestern Mind
The Northwestern reports Roosevelt policies are broadly supported nationwide. A Tribune canvass of 4435 replies shows 444 Republicans favored continuing Roosevelt reforms, 164 opposed, 210 undecided, with editors and officials contributing. The piece argues Roosevelt’s progressive program retains popular backing across regions despite Broward-era opposition rumors.
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Tribune
Congress
Hoosevelt
Hig
Roosevelt
Ward fights Front Park construction in Chicago
Ward, head of a major building firm in Chicago, challenges a plan to build on Front Park in Usat city. He argues the land was acquired for park purposes and objects to any development, while observers note a controversial cartoon and banter about wealth and gambling as distractions.
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Ward
Big Men
Chicags
Usat City
Basi UN
Dey Surety
Paris
Bryan and Bryanites in Democratic Nomination Clash
A Washington conference involving ex Senator James K. Jones and Bryan supporters centers on whether William Jennings Bryan should withdraw from the Democratic presidential race. Jones reports Bryan could still win the nomination, while factions fear a bitter, dramatic convention contest that may influence party unity and future prospects.
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Mc. Bryan
Dellere Siryan
Nesstaatios
James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Willam FB. Sheehan
Ryan-Belmont
George Gray
Delaware
James Smith Jr
New Jersey
George B. McClellan Harvey
Wall Street
Perry Beliwat
Democratic Party
Jost Ex & Ak
Urote
Bewiv
Viartoan
Tig
Bette
Promia
Ryan
Ant Mere
Kul Bir
Iiryan
Idiraw
Recovery Forecast Amid Panic After Trade Shifts
The article notes a swift economic rebound from recent panics with improving conditions for agriculture and land values. It highlights wealth gains from new sources easing currency hoarding, plus stronger exports in November and December 1907.
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Pauls
Sherif
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Cures for Blood Ailments
Advert explains Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior blood medicine for scrofula and related sores. Testimonies claim long cures for a wife with leg sores and a 16 year affliction, plus a daughter's neck swelling. Product sold everywhere in liquid or SareTabs tablets, 100 doses for one dollar.
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Hood
An. Carr
Crosby
Texas
Serefela
Nona Heerrs
Hughey
Tennesyes
Reed
C. 1 Head Co
Lowell
Mass
Unclear text hints at trade and prosperity conditions
Fragmentary passage discusses trade and industry growth, stability, and national prosperity under current conditions. Mentions Jordan manufactures and exchange. Contains numerous transcription errors and lacks coherent events or sources.
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Jordan
Belated Winter Weather Touches Oshkosh Area
A belated storm brought a blizzard in parts of the Oshkosh region after a period of unusually warm and dry winter weather. Temperature ranged from below zero to near forty, snow cover appeared, and shovels and snow plows moved briskly as traffic slowed. The change is seen as restorative for health and trade, while noting lingering bare ground and a lingering sense of winter.
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Osakiag
Oshkosh
Yirreta
Jazsary
el Zever
Grand Opera House to Feature The Girl Question This Week
Walter Fane Stock company presented Ian Orphan's Prayer at the Grand. The May edition of The Girl Question by the Aakin Singer company features music by Joseph E Howard with Frank Adams and WH Hough. The cast includes Pat Nicholson Aneetine Norton Florence Ackley and a notably handsome chorus.
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Walter Fane
Wwe
Grand Opera House
akin-Singer Company
Joseph E. Howard
Fiz Hook
Frank Adams
WH Hough
Chicago
Pat Nicholson
Aneetine Norton
Florence Ackley
Colored Collars the Mode
A compact note reports on a fashion trend or design choice described as colored collars. The brief highlights a stylistic option gaining attention in fashion circles.
Fragmented OCR: Missing Context and Names
The readable fragments describe a naval battle theme with references to a battleship and heroic imagery but lack clear events, dates, or identifiable persons or organizations. The text is too garbled to reconstruct a coherent news item or confirm roles and outcomes.
Fragmentary ad copy on medicines and prices
Unclear OCR text shows references to Hana honecable drugs and a drugstore, mentions internal action and cave surfaces, odd phrases, a price of 33 cents per bottle, and various misread terms. The readable facts include a drug advertisement with a 33 cent price and medicine names.
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Hana
Seasons and playful days through spring to winter
A whimsical verse by Maud Onborma recalling summer picnics at streams, autumn rustling leaves, and winter snows. The poet notes outdoor joys and the varied seasonal pastimes, celebrating the year's changing moods.
Various Historical Notices and Anecdotes From Unclear Sources
A compilation of miscellaneous items mentions Governor Wilson of Kentucky, a singer and golf expert, and a European book by the king of Siam. It notes police activity in Poruand, revolvers melted for crime reduction, and Pimples time charges. It cites Brurgeon General Rixey’s nickname and Navy hospital ships, female employment in paper boxes, tobacco and bookbinding workers, and Elizabeth Custer buying Bronxville lots for a memorial home for elderly literary women.
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Keautuckr
London
Siam
Poruand
General Rixey
Hoosarelt
United States
George A. Custer
Little Fork
Elizabeth Custer
Bronxville
N. T
Turbulent News Notes From The Era
A garbled collage reports several items: torpedo boat folilia reaches Buenos Area with a hearty welcome, a potential divorce condition tied to the Earl of Yarmouth, a Chicago Tribune straw poll shows Roosevelt policies favored by nearly all Republicans, Chicago paint firm Heath & Milligan seeks creditor extensions, physicians say Dora McDonald on trial for killing her lover may die within two months, Taft’s Philippines visit hints at reforms and delayed self government, Taft entries not closed and no favor to rival candidates, Leslie Shaw deemed a misfit in the east, and anti Bryan Democrats led by James K. Jones press Mr Bryan at the Willard hotel.
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Buenos
Raason
Earl of Yarmouth
Chicago Tribune
Roosevelt
Heath &Milligan Paint Firm
Chicago
Dora McDonald
Chkease
Taft
Philippines
Islands
Sumner
Herak
Washington
Wiliam
Curtin
Chicago Record-Hereald
New York
Leslie M. Shaw
James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Willard Hotel
Leap year boosts business debates in Milwaukee papers
Amid editorials and chatter across Milwaukee papers, leap year and political shifts spark talk of business, social feuds, and upcoming campaigns. The era’s leaders and voters discuss economy, diplomacy, and national influence as residents weigh change.
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Keyes
Miwaukee Journal
Hughes Aims for Roosevelt Backing at Chicago Nomination
Washington dispatch analyzes Hughes potential path to the presidential race. It notes fears he may align with Roosevelt ideas if pressed, and discusses New York politicians Odell Platts and others watching for how to back or derail his bid. Observers warn that strategies in New England and the middle west will shape his prospects ahead of March.
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Petitiwens
New York
Ceretain
Roosevelt
Odells
Platts
Taft
Chicago
South
Middle ‘West
Fairbanks
Knox
Cannon
Sama
Middle West
New England
Washington
England
Odell
H. ©. Stevens
New York Benefit Event Aims to Aid Virginia Whites
Waldorf Astor cousin Mrs Waldorf Astor hosts a New York charity event for poor whites in Virginia mountains. Tables vivants feature noted New York society women led by Mirage Nancy Langhorne Langhorne, with support from Mrs John Jacob Astor Mrs Clarence Mackay and Nora Langhorne others.
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New York
Jacob Astor
Berjarcin
Guimnesa
Washington Square North
Clarence H. Mackay
Misa Nora Langhorne
Waldorf Astor
Local News Roundup From Wisconsin Front Pages
Reports include a furnace fire injury in Wisconsin, Waushara training school plans, and a stalled inquiry into Miss Josephine Malone’s death in Janesville. May Buckley of Kenosha survives a Chicago tragedy, while Walter Shirk gains Marshalltown property. An athletic club forms in Chippewa Falls, and Otto J. Martin suffers severe facial burns. John Barnes gets court support. a mysterious Western Superior murder is described. Mazler Linsey jailed in Chippewa Falls for vagrancy.
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Kenosha
Chicago
Benjamin Shirk
Marshelltown
Walter Shirk
Madpon
Chippewa Falls
Otto J. Martin
Helleman Brewing Company
la Creme
Marathon
Lincoln County War Associations
John Barnes
Rhinelander
Supreme Court Aix
Barnes
Wisconsin Railway Rate Commission
West Fifth Street
Superior
Hearby
Fragmented dialogue on marriage and sin in a satirical scene
A fragmentary exchange depicts jokes about marriage and vows, with characters discussing legal games, patience, and a sense of moral scrutiny. The text blends ironic banter about social duties, sin, and public perception as observers comment on behavior.
Unclear OCR fragment hints at names and a governor link
Fragmentary text mentions Owen Alvectiser, Kruger, Barnett, a child, Helen Munson as private secretary and daughter of O G Mary to Governor. No clear event or date.
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Owen Alvectiser
Kruger
Barnett
Helen Munson
Mary
Vinol Cod Liver Medicine for Strength and Vitality
An old advertisement touts VINOL cod liver preparation as a strengthener and tissue builder. It claims VINOL repairs worn tissues, supports red blood cell production, and counters natural decline with a delicious oil free formula. Guaranteed by E. A. Hom, Drogist.
Poesy and Music in Tolman’s National Magazine
The poem praises Poesy as a radiant goddess guiding votaries to hidden harmonies. It evokes music found in nature and distant lands, with andantes in pensive groves and wild forest strains.
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Sue
M. D. Tolman
National Magazine
Roosevelt Upholds Social Liberty in Vice Presidential Visit
Baltimore Sun notes a Washington debate over President Roosevelt attending a reception at Vice President Fairbanks home. The piece argues such social hospitality should not be seen as a breach of unwritten norms and cites foreign examples to justify Roosevelt stance. It frames the visit as a question of social precedent versus executive freedom.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Great Britain
Fairbanks
Baltimore Sun
Adieu to the Old Oaken Bucket in Milwaukee
Milwaukee orders all wells within city limits condemned and demands use of water from the city supply. Sanitary concerns explain a march of medical learning and pests like the house fly spreading illness and germs through impure drinking water. The old oaken bucket poem is cited as a warning against neglecting public health.
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Milwaukee
Itowoee Tribune
Worth While Living Eighty Years in the Country Journal
The Madison Journal reflects on aging with a tender note, praising lasting tributes and memories. It notes judgments about appreciation, courtesy, and the impact of anniversaries on an elderly heart. It remarks that aging brings a shift toward comfort over fashion in footwear.
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Keres
Avery
Madison Journal
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