Unrest Over Unemployed Army in Large Cities
The piece surveys workers in major cities during hard times, noting parades and protests, and questions the New York Tribune’s figures on unemployment. It argues many so-called unemployed are long term vagabonds, not genuinely jobless, and councils argue relief draws in winter crowds rather than reflecting true need.
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Etnatda
Reston St
Daryl Waile
Chicago
Gee
New York Tribune
York
Tribune Save
New York
Aegues
Hiackowel
Charity Organications
Remuoes
Tribune Belle
Helista
Cantelo
Witwankee Wik War and Modern Mix Up in Love
A ragged OCR fragment discusses a tobacco war in Kentucky and farming groups opposing price cuts, mentions dairy farmers of Waukesha shipping to Milwaukee, and references a wedding in Paris with Mrs Batte. It resembles a modern love mix up tale with scattered place names and incomplete facts.
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Kentucky
Milwauke
Waukeshaniy
Sloe
Theaten Rt Poids
Acurt
Paris
Tedsom
Movement to elect United States senators by direct vote gains pace
Washington dispatch reports growing momentum for direct popular election of U S senators. Twelve state legislatures have adopted resolutions urging Congress to propose the constitutional amendment, with Iowa showing broad support beyond the West. The shift challenges Framers’ intent and faces Democratic resistance from strict constructionists.
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Wasehington
Congress
Unistate
Iowa
Huupa
Money Market Rebounds Amid European and Domestic Recovery
The money market in the United States and Europe appears to have returned to normal after recent market turmoil. Interest rates have fallen to pre scare levels, easing fears of liquidity shortages and signaling sufficient money for business needs. The New York banking scene shows stability as institutions digest events without triggering renewed panic, while political figures remain under scrutiny amid ongoing trials.
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Europe
Hare
Wedewa
Fragmented thoughts on public figures and past scandals
A rambling critique touches on Gladya Vander bit and Count Serechenyi as a supposed love affair, Democratic politics, Bryam as a nominee, and Thaw trial verdicts. It notes Kuropatkin warning on Japan, mentions Countess Bercheny, a planet Mara claim, and Emperor Wilhelm II’s birthday amid winter headlines.
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Gladya Vanderbit
Count Serechenyi
Seven Thousand Seven Hundred Men Deserted Their Wives
A fragmented 19th century item notes large numbers of men deserting their wives in New York City and mentions social issues, governance by a woman in Algit Jura Switzerland, a jail held by Mme Porchet for twenty prisoners, and a mayoral fundraiser tale. The text is garbled but preserves named entities and curious facts.
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New York City
America
Algit
Rhone Watler
Switzerland
Mme. Porchet
Willam Treloar
Landen
Soccants Like Cook and Wisconsin Senate Race
Friends of Hon S A Cook of Neenah have circulated petitions to run him in the Republican primary for U S senator next September. A large field is expected as Cook is seen as a representative man of the people across parties. The article notes political interest from Democrats despite not participating in the race.
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Cook
Calumet County
Wisconsin
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Promotes Female Health
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for women’s ailments and nervous conditions. It claims to ease headaches, weakness, catarrhal drainage, and menstrual issues, supporting claims with authorities and offering a free booklet by mail.
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Pierce
St. Witms
Freding
K. V. Pierce
Lavatda
Howant Instituts
Badeio
N.Y
Chicago Businessmen Fund For City Poor
A group of Chicago businessmen plan to raise two funds totaling 33000 to aid the city’s needy. A straw ballot in The Chicago Tribune hints Cortetyou and Foraker could emerge as presidential contenders, while Morris Jeup is described as dead and a commentator denies he was a malefactor of wealth. Walter Wellman reports Chicago’s pro Taft sentiment from Cincinnati and notes Foraker forces near capitulation. Bryan informs Democratic leaders he will stay in the race and defend his record if retirement is urged. A gamblers clash erupts atop Ed Brennan’s saloon, causing extensive damage but no injuries. Fourteen Carmi high school girls, suspended after walking out over alleged discrimination, are reinstated following a reassertion of principal’s actions. Illinois to overhaul state charitable institutions from the board of charities downward, including abolition of the board.
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Chicago
Chicago Tribune
Cortetyou
Foraker
Morris
Jeup
New York
Jessup
Walter Wellman
Chicago Record- Herald
Cincinnati
Chi
Taft
Washington
Bryan
Senate
House
Edwart W. Brennan
Cottage Grove Avenue
Brennan
Carmi
Til
Ron
Ilinois
Board of Charities
Powen
Jests and Exchanges From A Curious Page
A quirky 19th century exchange column features witty banter about marriage proposals, single English girls, narrow-minded spouses, presidential references, and social flirtations. Dialogues tease readers with puns and playful miscommunications, ending with a cheeky salesroom joke about a unique sofa.
Bankers Convention Opposes Public Movements Cited
The Madison Journal reports on Haw Claire bankers meeting this week urging restraint from movements that could promote theft or curtail profits. They warn even minor public efforts may affect their lucrative interests while claiming some groups push self serving aims under the guise of public benefit.
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Bankers
Haw Claire
Atata Pee
Madison Journal
Youth and Age in Serah Martin Wright Poem
Fragmented OCR reveals a poem by Serah Martin Wright in National Magazine. The text contrasts Youth and Age, with mythic imagery of beauty and life, ending with a reflective line about experience and completion.
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Serah
Martin Wright
Uae
Wisconsin Whispers and Woes Across Counties
A collage of local calamities and civic notes from Wisconsin: deaths and accidents in Racine and Chippewa counties, a fatal boiler incident near Pelican, and a murder charge against a switchman in Rhinelander. Health scares in Fond du Lac and Algoma relief appeals, civic reflections on a new saengerfest hall in La Crosse, a divorce suit in Evanston connected to Northwestern, and police reports on habitual troublemakers.
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George W. Wiles
Black River Falls
Caiuset County
Racine County
Atata
Glen Hutchinson
Antigo
Pelican
Berlin Journal
Berlin
Waverly Hotel
Pearl Lloyd
Racine
Baloit Hospital
Globe
Wisconsin Grain and Produce Company
Wankesba
Charles W. Milocath
Milwaukee
Helena Mizer
Mantcraal Light and Water
Algoma
F. M. Brewer
Fort Alkinson High School
Peskies
Seymours
Wild Man
Hoe
Aloysing Flain
Chippewa County Asylum
Charles Larre
Ted" Derry
Freman
Bundy Lumber Company
Rhinelander
Joseph Ebensiki
Fond du Lac
Manley Linsey
Chippewa Falls
EL Beekman
la Cresse
Rerte
Wisconsin
Tomah
Sparta
la Crosse
Monrot County
Elsworth Peterson
Cashton
Saenserbund
Saengerfest Association
Trades and Labor Council
Board of Trade
Willard W. Clement
Northwestern University
Evanston
Alexander Dawie
Sait
Stevens Point Normal School
Yonkers
John Pojzin
Center
Wausau Gas Company
Fas Company
Wausau
Wa Company
Grand Opera House hosts All Star cast in Merry Laughs
The Askin-Singer company, led by Paul Nicholson and Angevine Not ten, opens Christmas week at Civicoge Lassie theater with 40 runs and a chorus of pretty girls. The show features The $1.0 Beauty Broilers and the Singing Four with strong singing numbers drawing applause from audiences.
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Frank Adams
Lassie Theater
Civicoge
Cage
Askin-Singer Company
Sres
Proderreser Yastear
Grand Opera House
Paul Nicholson
Angevine Notten
Pawrmms
Bijou
Messrs Reikens
Hodson
Colliean
Parsons
Oshkosh Stage Highlights Offer High Class Entertainment
Quartets the Bijou performed exceptional balancing acts never seen on an Oshkosh stage. Mrs. George Mulchow made her Oshkosh debut as illustrated song singer with confident acclaim. Sem Hoot offered humorous blackface comedy. Eddie Erb and Easthe Stanley presented the two act comedy playlet Old Remembrances. Moving pictures capped the program to round out the show.
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Bijou
Coyne
Tinlin
George Mulchow
Kentucky
Eddie Erb
Easthe Stanley
Moving Pictures
Wisconsin News Snippets Mix Local Curiosities and Politics
A collage of brief items from Wisconsin papers covers oddities in winter skating at Wausau and comedic depictions of hunting laws, a buck wheat cakes breakfast note, rail depot shifts to Michigan territory due to an eight hour law, Senator Stephenson hosting Wisconsin lawmakers, and Secretary Taft pursuing a cautious presidential-path stance amid general election talk.
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Wausau
Wausan Record-Herald
Manitowoc
Wisconsin
Jenasha
Madison Democrate
State Line
Wis
Michigan Territory
Michigan
Green Bay
Fond du Lac
Taft
New York
Wisconsin park commission favors Door county and other sites
The Wisconsin state park commission tentatively favors park locations in Door county Devil's Lake Blue Mounds near Mount Horeb and Platte Mounds near Platteville in Grant county. The move reflects a duty to preserve natural formations for posterity while offering scenic outings across agricultural regions. Bridge whist is said to have invaded English nurseries as children compete with mothers. flattery is a masked foe to friendship.
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State Bark Commission
Door County
Devil's Lake
Blue Mounds
Mount Horeb
Platte Mounds
Platteville
Grant County
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
England
Inventor Faces Market Limits for Motor Sleigh
Oshkosh man claims a practical motor sleigh but may need relocation to sell it. Fond du Lac and Janesville papers note climate and beverage prices in Wisconsin towns. SEnator Cook gains accolades across Winnebago and surrounding counties as he pursues the United States Senate bid.
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Mr. Taft
Universal J
Appleton Post
Oshkosh
Fond du Lac
Aflwaukes
Outagamie
Calumet
Manitewec
Sheboygan
Congress
Cook
Hiis
United States
Mighty Hard
Marion Advertiser
Woman Startles Fellow Passengers Aboard Adriatic
New York Jan 98 excitement on the Adriatic as Lady Dunard Miss Violet Vision begins public smoking in the lounge. Passengers imitate the example, with women in the grand lounge following suit. The ship carries Mr. B.R.G. V. Dutt Lady Juliet Daff and Miss Violet Vivian en route to Washington as guests of Postmaster General George L. Von Meyer before touring the United States and Mexico.
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New York
Dunard
Violet Vision
Warren
BR. G. V. Dutt
Juliet Daff
Violet Vivian
Lads Duff
Earl of Teardale
Washington
George L. von Meyer
United States
Mexico
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Kuropatkin
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