Oshkosh Newspaper Sees Connor Notes and Democratic Tactics
The Oshkosh Wisconsin edition discusses Lieutenant Governor Connor’s decision to withdraw from active politics for now, prompting debate on his possible 1904 renomination. It analyzes Democratic strategy, Bryan’s influence, platform ideas, and the challenge of uniting diverse party wings. The piece also notes Professor Harvey’s national educational role and local reaction. The report blends political maneuvering with regional developments and commentary.
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Connor
Elysar
Répsoni Tin
Viol Te Punarain
Republiqana
Thia
Davidson
Henes
Heia
Pesiden
Howe
Theo
Pantral
Menosconte
Mal
National Ncational Association
Warvey
Wisconsin
Oshkerh
Harvey
Gill City
Normal School
National Association of Educators
Himaglf
Taft Retirement Callback and Political Impasse
The article reviews Taft Cram's retirement after twenty one years in public service noting his varied roles from judge to negotiator and pacifier in crises. It contrasts Taft's fitness with the opposition and discusses Democratic vice presidential hopefuls, party dynamics, and Cleveland memorials amid convention talk.
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Taft
War Department
Yatt
Ohio
Fedcorn Department of Justics
Philippines
Hethmian Canal
Zong
Cuba
Hla
Rogayveli
Tiake
Jie
Detsweathhn
Tait
Taft Foraker dealings denied and mutual stance grows
The article rejects claims of a deal between Taft and Foraker in exchange for support. It argues both leaders act in good faith, noting Foraker’s shift to party majority and Taft’s open, independent stance. The piece suggests a truce fosters respect and cooperation within the party amid varied opinions. It also mentions heavy Kansas rainfall and looming floods alongside unrelated notes on dividends and a steel trust.
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Watt
Foraker
Taft
Catt
Alge
Woraker
Toft
Fornkar
Tuttla
Senator Foraker
Moves in US politics and crime headlines mix from dispatches
The report covers political shifts with AHnolx delegation backing John Michell for vice president and a Denver nomination possibility. It also notes Mexican revolutionary captives near San Antonio and plans of uprisings dated July 1. A London suffragette faces trial after a Parliament protest, with more arrests anticipated. Philadelphia murder case ties to Hecht and Victor Raymond notes. Idaho board of pardons commutes Harry Orchard sentence citing trial testimony.
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United States
J. Ogdesi
Culeexgo
Europe
John Michell
Ahnolx
Denver
San Antonio
Papera Tuken
London
Hecht
William H. Wilson
Philadelphia
Raymond
Gray
Idahoshire
Board of Pardons
Tos
Harry Orchard
Sidi Tedns
Orchard
Hay Wood
Mayer
Wisconsin News Briefs From State Sinks and Storms
Twelve camps of Spanish War Veterans formed in Wisconsin this year. Wisconsin Central Y M C A at North Fond du Lac suspended for lack of funds. Monoun Lake assembly opens July 21, runs through the month. Superior votes by machine after county orders purchase of a dozen voting machines. Two daughters of George Robarge of Rice Lake perished in a shed fire. Thirty-first reunion of the Thirty-second Wisconsin at Berlin July 1-36. Storm damage estimated at 350000 in Rock County. Ernest Klinkert of Racine awarded hotel contract at Corliss to replace the Olle House. Portage lads convicted of throwing stones at a passenger train. Miss Rhoda R. Blackside of Racine dies in Racine county insane asylum. Lenn Grudamacher of Fond du Lac swindled by envelope containing worthless paper. Sloth in Chicago equity exchange prompts Wisconsin meeting at Madison. Farmers sometimes wait three months for shipment returns. State board awards groceries contract to Roe Nell Higgins of Chicago. Durand Casper Co supplies teas and crackers contract to Chicago firms. George C. Payne of Grand Rapids and Florence Williquet of Morrill marry. Payne previously arrested a woman on bigamy charge. Catarrh spread and cure claims. Cheney medicine advertised with internal remedy claim.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central Y. M. C. A
North Fond du Doac
Monoun Lake
Nnjust
Berlin
Rock County
Ernest Klinkert
Racine
Corliss
Olle
Ira
Vivo Portego
Ini
Rhoda R. Blackside
Racine County Ingane
Lenn Grudamacher
Fond du Lac
American Society of Equity
Chicago
Chicago Exchange
Madison
State Board of Control
Roe Nell & Higgins
Durand Casper Company
Acme Cracker Company
George C. Payne
Grand Rapids
Misa Florence Whliquet
Morrill
Payne
West
Golden Medical Discovery Promises Cures for Digestion and Catarrh
The advertisement touts the Golden Medical Discovery as a cure for stomach indigestion, liver issues, and other digestion related diseases. It claims mucous surface healing helps catarrh anywhere and promotes a cleansing regimen with Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy. It offers a booklet of medical extracts and the Common Sense Medical Adviser free via mail order from Dr. Pierce Buffalo NY.
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H.V. Plerce
Buffalo
N.Y
Aidress Dr. Pierce
Mixed Historical Snippets of People and Places
A fragmented digest notes diverse items including population comparisons of Germany Britain and France a charity group in England receiving complaints about child cruelty stories about the Merstham family a senator from Arkansas and a freed convict a US labor official with a large library an automobiling expert linking moonlight to crashes an address for Miss Stella Schaffert at a New York medical college a prize in electro-therapy and a tale of Sir Thomas Lipton in Madrid discovering a singing girl Estelle Gevini now famed in Europe.
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Germany
Great Britain
France
England
Merstham
Emigland
Maynard
King
Jeff
Dayla
Arkansas
Boston
Lfe
Straus
Department of Cammeros and Labor
United States
Eader
Stella Schaffert
Madrid
Estelle
Gevini
Europe
Ringling Circus Arrives in Oshkosh for Summers Show
The Oshkosh audience is promised a premier Ringling program with 10 new numbers from across the old world. The cast includes sixty acrobats led by the Mirza Golems, aerialists, and the ten flying Jordans from London, plus diverse acts from Persia to Spain and Australia. The Eddy family and Miss Roche add daring feats while the manager Jenks reports growing popularity.
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Oshkosh
Ringling Bannet
Mirza-Golems
Shah of Persia
London
Clarkenians
Great
Belfords
Australia
And
Hanley
Claire
France
Nallos
Spain
Jenks
Siou
Eddy
Kiddler and
Shelton
Qa Greatrex
Trideville
The Funny Men at Sea Front Club Quest Cash and Brandy
A truncated comic piece describes a club scene with bores, a retired man, provisions of a half bar and four bottles of whisky, and a Cockney tourist's banter with an Irish peasant. The dialogue hints at pretentious talk and everyday mischief aboard a vessel.
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Skipper
Angus
Susle
Connemara
Unclear fragmentary dialogue on music and surgery
The text presents fragmented lines about a singer named Sallis and violinist Willie Grimes, interspersed with torn phrases and a medical query. It hints at a discussion of a successful operation, public reception, and opinions on deformity, but lacks coherent narrative or verifiable details.
A London Banter Bet Wins By Fifty Echoes
A tale from London humor recounts a gentleman, Raith, praised by Pat as a real gentleman. A motor cyclist in Regent's Park lends a witty wager about asking fifty people the same question and receiving the same answer, winning the bet as the crowd confirms the result.
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Pat
Regent's Park
Thak “Smith
Ana
Lonion
Wisconsin politics and social commentary snippets amid editorials
A collage of opinions from Milwaukee and Madison papers discusses Governor races with John Aylward of Madison optimistic about winning the Democratic nomination, La Follette's Senate chances, and Republican tensions. It also notes concerns about unemployment, Fourth of July celebrations, and child health in summer, plus a Wisconsin Natural History Society project on wildflowers.
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Muldoon
Madison
Aylward
Davidson
Antigo Journal
Milwaukee Journal
Milwaukee
John Aylward
Wisconsin
Cwanesville
Milwaukes
Fond du Lac Dominion
Wisconsin Natural History Society
Madison Journal
Appleton
Wausau
Secrets of a thriving vegetable garden for all seasons
This farming note advises on continuous cropping to keep soil active from harvest to new planting. It emphasizes fall soil preparation, thorough plowing on stiff clay soils, and the value of irrigation, indoor seed starting, and hardening plants before outdoor transplant.
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Uessohs
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