Controversy Over Salome Style Opera At Metropolitan
In New York, storms rage over Richard Strauss Salome and Oscar Wilde's opera 84-Teme as critics and managers clash. A petition seeks withdrawal while Met executives defend the work as artistic, with showings scheduled through February and debate centered on the piece’s perceived obscenity and artistic merit.
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York
Bovensy
Metropolitan Opera Jfoure Company
Mrusig
Jac Giles
New York
J. Orlitz
Meintich Conpied
Europe
Tamine
Salome
Stimness
Dinds-Pogt
Agin
Jisur
Ane
Orcur
Lincoln
Mins Wilde
Tragedy at Kenosha Ends in Suspected Domestic Shooting
Milwaukee dispatch reports Gerhovitg of Kenosha shot his wife amid domestic troubles before wounding himself. He was rushed to a hospital and said to be dying. police believe the tragedy arose from quarrels between the man and his wife.
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Associated
Milwaukee
Wis
Kenosh
Gerhovitg
Wisconsin Legislature Opens Amid Rules Clash and Bills
Wisconsin lawmakers resume work as assembly and senate accept new bills drawn by the rules office. Key actions include settling a rules dispute, resignations and appointments on committees, and renewed focus on negligence related damages up to 10000 dollars. The Madison session begins with reports on local seat changes and university committee assignments.
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Midison
Wis
Jan
Sessin
Uiem Beng Bi
Les Ce Bureau
Dutch Revolt in Java Leaves Several Wounded
An Associated Press despatch from Amsterdam reports a Javanese uprising near Tikuis, with about 300 natives involved. Dutch authorities allege multiple injuries and casualties among local forces, including the vice governor and the police chief. Troops are sent to the outbreak area.
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Pres
Amsterdam
Holland
Milwaukee Kennel Club Beach Show to Open in Oshkosh
Milwaukee entries expected for the year’s final Feaver Valley Kennel Club show in Oshkosh starting Monday. Judging begins Tuesday morning with many aristocratic dogs competing for valuable prizes. some breeds may close Wednesday after judging and competition.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Feaver Valley Kennel Club
Oshkosh
Wisconsia
Bart J. Ruddle
Shubert Theater
Down the Socialists in German Reichstag Race
Teelin, Jan 19. All parties except the extreme radicals unite against the socialists in the upcoming ballots in the great electoral district where no candidate won a majority. Center party leaders refuse to back socialist representatives as conservatives from across the empire vow to join in the anti socialist plan. National liberals and two radical groups meet to devise remobilization for the campaign.
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Associated Press
Teelin
Jan
Greet Rat Ral
Center Party
Empire
National Liberals
Scarlet fever epidemic resurges with renewed violence
In Chicago on January 2, officials report a sharp increase in scarlet fever cases with 497 new infections added. The health department notes the outbreak has intensified despite previous rewards and warnings, signaling a worsening public health concern.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Health Department
Jury selection chaos delays Thaw trial in New York
New juror John S Denne, 38, unmarried freight agent, joined Thaw case as the 10th juror as two more seats remained vacant at the end of today’s session. Earlier, 18 of 200 called jurors were examined with several removed, delaying testimony. Official proceedings showed defense and prosecution leaders meeting privately amid businesslike discussions.
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Jérome
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Eeishteen & Tuleamen
Prines
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Denne
Travelos
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Mit
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Bishops Outline Contract With French Government
The French bishops with papal approval submit a proposal to regulate church state relations under the separation regime. The plan resembles an ultimatum and prompts parliamentary debate as parties weigh acceptance of Roman authority and church contracts covering all religious edifices in France.
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Bastef
Chamber of Deputies
Twe
France
Caroline Ichard
Paris
Judge Suspends Sentence in Burglary Case
In municipal court Judge Goss suspended the sentence for Leo Steier who pled guilty to burglary in the night in connection with Carr Brothers billiard hall entry. It was his first offense and he may reform. Henry Koch and John Dauber of West Algoma pled guilty to assault and battery in a disturbance at a West Algoma house party. Each was fined six dollars plus costs or twenty days in jail.
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Goss
Leo Steier
Carr Brothers
Henry Koch
John Dauber
West Algoma
Philipp Gehr
Algoma
Costa
Wisconsin's Diverse Ethnic Tapestry in The Century
Warton Allan Curtis notes Wisconsin's wide racial mix from 8,000 Indian residents to large Welsh, Cornish, Norwegian and German populations. He highlights unique colonies and cross-state connections, claiming Wisconsin hosts diverse groups including Portuguese Protestants, Bulgars, Flemings, Icelanders with Minnesota, Bohemians with Iowa, and others in a historic white population.
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Wisconsin
Wea
Tillinod
Jacksonville
Minnesota
Iowa
Michigan
Townsend Tragedy Suspect Linked by Found Letter
A letter bearing John Bell's signature and mailed January 26 from Brooklyn is found at Bell's home, referencing a desire to take his own life and mentioning a sister in heaven. The letter is tied to the Townsend murder case involving Dr. Town send and Mrs Bell with Bell blaming the physician for her death. The letter supports a possible disguise claim as a man wearing a peaked cap and white handkerchief is described. Moats Silverman, arrested in connection with the case, is released.
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Associated Press
Charles W.pawnsend
New Jtrighton
Brooklyn
John Bell
Tell
Hayward
Lfe
Nua Bell
Townsend
Morris Mord
Bell
M'Millen Company Elects Directors and Officers
At a St. McMilen company stockholders meeting the following directors were elected for the ensuing year: G. Morris, B. Smith, H. N. Hart, B. W. Hollister, John Strange, Rev. A. J. Benjamin of Milwaukee, O. H. Smith of Washington, D. C. The directors elected officers: President I. G. Morrin, vice president H. S. Smith, secretary treasurer H. N. Hart.
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St. McMilen Company
G. Morris
Appointment and dinner details at Ro McMilen estate
Strange is executor of the Ro McMilen estate and as such takes the price of the Tiebert. Mr Morrin succeeds the late Mr McMilen in the presidency. Following an annual event of the camping, the alive danger and luavelins subse men, numbering count fifteen persons, will be entertained this evening at seven o'clock in the dining room of the Aura date.
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Strange
Ro McMilen
Tiebert
Directora
Morrin
Mr. McMilen
Dager and
Luavelins
Oelorkalton
Aura
State Poultry Show Opens With Special Cups and Busy Judges
The state poultry show at Melied Ix to ory Wridaxy begins the week with special cup awards for local exhibitors. Judges prepare marking plans as entries flood the day, delaying scoring and causing the office to swell with records. Featured birds include pheasants, turkeys, and several prize winners from Wisconsin and local firms.
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Ory
Wridaxy
WSU
Enteren
Waco
Creymidige
Casey
Gary
Orige
Hi Hardware Company
Lin Wek
Rigronk
Wisconsin
Senate Debates Delays In Appropriation Bill Passage
Washington Jan 2 The senate continued wrangling over the agricultural appropriation bill with only two business days left in February and March 23. Senator Jhale led the push to schedule further votes while discussions focused on delaying tactics and a late night session was proposed to advance the bill. The house rotation and committee probes into the matter prompted calls for quicker action.
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Washington
Jhale
Visteten
Bever
Athlon
Schedule of Bankrupt Includes Debts of Frank Prinslow
In a recent bankruptcy filing, the schedule lists debts totaling about 29 thousand dollars with secured and unsecured claims. Assets include real estate, cash, promissory notes, stock, and goods. The document names lenders and creditors as part of the proceedings.
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Duc
A. Honal Fond
Commercia National Wit
Wreafe
Fia
Fragmentary OCR for Classifieds Mix Lost in Translation
A garbled OCR fragment presents partial words and names with missing spaces and unclear meaning. The text mentions names like Vonage and Wellyyea Ddegekder, plus references to a priest and a robbery tone, but most phrases are indecipherable and cannot be reliably tied to a coherent event or notice.
OBITUARY NOTES AND EULOGY FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS
A set of obituary notices reports Kal Groaman’s death at about forty years and Catherine Noert, wife of Fred Noert of Oshkosh, passing at age sixty three. Interment plans, survivors, and memorial details are outlined, with services pending and family details listed.
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Mer
Pley
Lie
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Key
Adolph Witbert
Teja
River Budine
Mir
Camine
Fred
Oshkosh
Iaorndie
Boole
Fatrons
Horse Killed by Train Near Hewell Farm South of City
A horse was struck and killed by a train shortly after dawn near the Hewell farm area south of town. The incident left the animal tangled on the tracks and the warning flagman noted the accident. no rider was aboard at the time. Train crews reported the loss of one horse and a delay for the local line while authorities investigated.
Letter 9 Withdrawn Ends Kingston Incident Amicably
Swettenham withdraws his letter to Rear Admiral Davis in the Kingston incident and apologizes. The exchange, telegraphic notes, and a US State Department statement mark the episode’s close as Taft notes gratitude for tent supplies sent by Brigadier General Winter.
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London
Kingston
Swettenham
Hig Eller
Davis
Revival Dame Bertie Kim-Baker Presents American Spirit Tour
Bertha Wunzfiker, under the auspices of the Women's Club, brings a European tour of readings led by Bertie Kim-Baker. She travels from Beloit to Milwaukee sharing experiences and opinions on American culture with a broad audience. The program includes selections from McCarthy's Look, FLII, Sothern's pay, and a reading titled It ETo were King, highlighting ideals of life and people in American standards.
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Te Wirst Coop Egadional Charit
Diana
Roart
Europe
Akuindoa
Bakes
Didic
Honessehoed
Prinee
Chautiaty
N.Y
Chik
Beloit
Callece
Waufail
Milwaukee
Aibearn
Aged Mason Dies in Terekford Home
Otis Eddy, aged 102, longtime Mason of this country, died at his home in Terekford. He was believed the oldest Mason in years of membership, having been initiated into one order at Chopachet on May 20, 20.
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Associated Press
Terekford
Jan
Otis Eddy
Fred
Chopachet
R. L
President nominates postmasters for Wisconsin towns
The president sent nominations to the senate for postmasters in Wisconsin towns including Mantello South Kaukauna and Sun Prairie with A Rasd Cy E B Taught and C A Lewis named, as of January 29 in Washington. A stray line notes a man who loses a lawsuit once thought matice was done.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Wisconsin
A. Rasd
Mantello
Cy EB. Taught
South Kaukauna
C. A. Lewis
Sun Prairie
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