Primary system debate shapes county ballot choice
A garbled 19th century editorial discusses primary election reform, candidate influence, and voter impact. It cites legislative roadblocks, party platforms, and argues for or against replacing caucus and convention with a direct primary, weighing constitutional and democratic principles.
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Deu Beimars
Pere Way Party
Istranehisgs Ag
Cera
Abby Vai
Elf
Ibhimote
Acre
Fin-bing Troops to Vactitce Coast
Fragmentary OCR reports plans involving troops and a coast area, with stray phrases about routes and contingencies. Readable bits mention Crete and artery points and requests for submission, but the overall meaning is unclear and disjointed.
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Vactitce
Gs Coast
Crete
Cold Weather and Fires Lift City Concerns Across Orgs
The piece notes harsh winter conditions and frequent fires tied to overheated stoves and furnaces. It discusses workers and merchants reacting to safety issues, urging caution and prudence amid severe cold and fire hazards. It references public figures and debates on responses, including political equivalents and citywide concerns.
Fragmented OCR political letter sheds light on protests
The readable fragments discuss demonstrations and the balance of power between authorities and public action. It mentions parade events, trench concerns, and the need to interpret official mandates, while warning against misused force and distorted rhetoric.
Censor of Posters Shifts Public Attention
The piece discusses censorship of posters and the public reaction. It argues modesty and virtue, noting that indecency prompts calls for action and that poster vandalism reflects broader cultural tensions. The text cites moral standards and insinuates widespread disapproval.
Gas meter protests and wartime figures center front page
The article discusses gas meter complaints amid political campaigning, wartime figures, and local notices. It mentions gas meters’ failures, public grievances about energy costs, and references to war veterans and scholars including Ladd, Beinze, and Zora, highlighting community concerns and academic ties.
The Girt Question at Grand Opera House Oshkosh
Oshkosh patrons praised The Girl Question at the Grand Opera House last evening. The production featured Cothey music, stylish costumes, humorous plot and strong performances led by Paul Nicholson Don Ryan and Marguerite De Von. A moving picture show by the Vitagraph company followed the stage event.
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Oompiny
Stites
Paul Nicholson
Don Ryan
HL George
Marguerite de von
Henrietta Tedra
Waltrens
Helen Horton
The Taft Movement in Oscan Unar District
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Taft movement with 180 supporters in a region, mentioning a meeting and local leaders. The text references river lines and a pass to a gate, but details are unclear and nonstandard names appear.
Publication policy and naval strength compare in Harper's Weekly
The text discusses subscription rates and postage rules for newspapers, referencing The Daily Northwest and the New York press, then shifts to a naval comparison: ships, tonnage, costs, and counts for the United States Britain France Germany and Japan. It notes battleships and torpedo boats with figures and ranks, citing Harper's Weekly from New York Forest.
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Natal
Signis
Nur
Nus
Japan
Specticut
Brothers
Sip Ae
Britain
Germany
Nd Jipan
United States
Great Britain
United Straten
France
England
Newton Forest
Harper's Weekly
Rising Above Trouble Sources of Courage and Help
A Harper's Bazar quote urges rising above adversity. It contrasts worldly law with spiritual strength, noting that those who endure gain support from a courageous, patient spirit. The piece emphasizes that courage inspires faith and attracts remedial forces, aligning the world with brave hearts.
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Christ Eptrit
Strone
Harper'e Bazar
New Richmond Wisconsin Named Coldest Spot in State
The Madison Journal notes New Richmond as the coldest location in Wisconsin, often reporting the lowest temperatures during cold snaps. It recalls the city’s near destruction by a clone on June 12, 1899 and suggests meteorologists study its temperature records and surrounding area.
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Wisconsin
New Richmond
Medicine Hat
Mercury
Hie
Madison Journal
For Coughs and Colds Gough Syrip Movement Note
Coughs and Colds entry notes Gough Syrup moves the bowels while Genticins are non opiates. The snippet appears as a medical advertisement or generic remedy mention with no clear author or date. It references a product and a medicinal claim without broader context.
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Gough Syrip
Gentcins
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Claims and Side Effects
A vintage patent style notice describes Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup claiming to relieve cold or cough but warns it uses a laxative action that robs the system of moisture. The text notes potential drying effects on the bowels and cautions about constipation and eye nose throat impact.
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Kennedy
Mister Carr's Call and Confusion on the Line
A garbled dialogue unfolds around telephone misidentifications as Horace Carr insists on his identity amid playful banter. The scene shifts between mistaken calls and a persistent visitor arriving by horse car, leaving Barpes’s Mog-zlee audience to untangle the mixups.
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la Barpes
Booming political clashes and policy shifts sweep national scene
Reports note a $9 indemnity remission proposal from the president, Sunday closing advocates clash with Great Northern and Chicago venues, the Illinois primary bill passes, labor and money policy debates heat up. Gompers attacks Jenns money issue while Laura Stern resigns amid a rabbinic sermon dispute. Taft praises McKinley era as the United States seeks world power, urging greater mobility protections for workers.
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Boise
Great Northern
Audiorium
Annex
Chicago
Tuinois
Oglesby
Ferer
Jenns
Samuel Gompers
House
Laura Stern
New York
Tempie Emasu
Antigo Odd Fellows Dedicate Hall In State News
Reports include an epidemic of mumps closing Trey Center schools and hog cholera spreading in counties near La Crosse. Wolves are reported numerous near Green Bay area farms while St Francis directorate in Milwaukee plans a 232.60 heavy building.
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Antigo Odd Fellows
Trey Center
la Cresse
Green Bar
St. Francis Seo Tarr
Milwaukee
Wiliam Schutz
Jack
Milwauke
Charles Hufschmidt
Eld Dausman
Prairie du Chien
Ashland
W. A. Goebel
St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church
Janesville
Malone
Green Bay Gazette Publishing Company
Grelling
Pine
Adams
Kenosha
Autho
State Board of Health
Culver R. Thurber
Tony
Chippewa Falls
Ottawa
Cam
Thurber
R. J. Smith
H. L. Partridge
la Crdece
Partridge
W. E. Steinbers
Eau Claire Music
Fred
Steinbers
Iiman
Heirt Aischauser
Preieree
Fragmented Notes Reveal Ailing Drafts And Dialogues
A garbled passage from a typewriter reads disjointed notes about a fashion magazine, cigar shop chatter, a new clerk, and a parson’s remark on a man with an injured arm. The fragment hints at business talk and misread pages, with scattered quotes and stray terms.
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Srt
Humorous Exchanges and Political Buzz in Wisconsin Papers
A collage of jokes and wry exchanges on love and belief, followed by a roundup of Wisconsin newspaper chatter. Items mention John Barnes for supreme court, primary election law critique, and regional shifts in Northern Wisconsin politics, with notes on weather and local journalism life.
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Sheboygan Journal
Wisconsin
John Barnes
Supre Court
Ango Journal
Congress
la Crosse Leacer Press
Paris
Pattonnsight
Milwaukee Sentinel
Frear
Green Bay Gazette
Milwaukee Journal
Rhinelander
Marinette Ezgte-Star
Fm Marathon
Lincoln Counties
Supreme Court
Cassadars
Supreme Bench
Fond du Lac Bulletin
Mibwaukee Journal
Felezram
Princes Gather at Berlin Amid Princely Summons
Fragmented report notes princes from Schwerin Oden Lippe and other realms meet in Berlin to confer with regents about succession and the empress. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR but center on a royal assemble and ongoing negotiations.
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Orfer
Tafa Ow
Northwe-Tehrn
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