Northwestern Daily Ad Rates and Circulation Notice 1904
The Northwestern lists subscription rates and delivery options for its Wisconsin newspaper. It notes postal and telegraph services, with yearly, quarterly, and monthly prices, and claims guaranteed circulation in Winsebarn County. The item is dated July 14, 1904, and includes publisher and contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tag Company
Stampa
Winsebarn
Northwestern
Asociated Front
Wits
Carper
Wisronain Telephone Company
Nambere
Rawleavery Hicks
Wisconsin
Jenkins and Lenroot in bitter congressional nominating battle
A heated exchange between Jenkins and Lenroot over alleged misrepresentation and unfair campaigning dominates the Eleventh district race. Jenkins vows a thorough canvass after refusing to share a platform, urging voters to judge fairly once both sides are heard.
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Ranking Box
L Lenroot
Lenroot
Jenkins
Lonrcet
Vetern
Allunion
Elaima
Ein
State controls on corporate capitalization urged
An infrared critique praises New York public service commission for limiting corporate capitalization to protect investors and the public. It argues prior lax rules allowed inflated stock and higher rates, while the commission can set fair capitalization and ensure dividends reflect true property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Hughes
Lta
Commission
Tly
Next !T
New York
Drownings Warn of Water Dangers and Swimming Need
The piece cautions about rising drownings across the country with weekend incidents blamed on boats capsizing and bathers venturing beyond their depth. It urges swimming proficiency for all ages, especially youth, and notes Oshkosh has fewer drownings, advising continued caution as hot weather persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Tribune
Canada to open far northwest lands for settlement route
The government plans to open vast tracts in the Canadian northwest to settlement and build a steamship linked route via Hudson Bay ports Port Nelson or Fort York. The plan promises cheaper rail connections to the Saskatchewan wheat belt, possible European markets, and altered regional dependence, though bar ice and seasonal limits remain. The article notes critics and a long debate over navigability and strategic value.
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Te Wow
Findaon
Yucheon Bay
Northwest
Hudson Bay Company
England
Malliards
Iself
Port Nelson
Fort York
Sasantchewan
Liverpool
Boston
New York
Canadian
Europe
Hudson Bay
Senator Stephenson pledge cited in campaign influence
Fragmentary report notes that Stephenson appeared to pledge not to run again, influencing state voters last year. It suggests some doubt his candidacy this year, while Kern and Bryan greet each other jokingly as President and Vice President nominees. Bryan’s stance on the presidency remains unsettled.
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Sonnaoe
Stephenson
Isc
Kern
Sis. Bryan
Vica
Alfalfa Origins and Battles Mark Kansas News Briefs
The piece notes alfalfa was first brought to Kansas by Harrison Parkman of Emporia after Parkman saw it in Chile. It mentions a Betheeda Spring anniversary in Wakusha led by Col. Richard Dunbar, and references labor, industry, and regional curiosities including a Boston horse meat market discovery. It also reports the death of Gen Stephen D Lee and birthdays of ex Governor William R Taylor at a semi charitable home near Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Harrison Parkman
Emporia
Mtr
Parkman
Chile
Betheeda
Richard Dunbar
Waukusha
MIT
Brandon
England
Iinta
Africa
Grunile
Okla
Boston
Stephen D. Lee
A. P. Stewart
Biloxi
Miss
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Kentucky
Wilam R. Taylors
An Champun
Granger
Gisholt
Madléon
Trial on Thaw mental state adjourned to September
The jury trial to determine Thaw's mental state was adjourned to September 1. Thaw remains in jail in the interim. A royal holiday amnesty is noted with the Elkins-Abruxe wedding planned by the king of Italy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Chicago
Glencoe
Buena Stribling
Samuel Gompers
Bryan
Kern
Democratic Party
Willam McCarty
Salvation Army
North Yakima
Frink Gould
Greenwich
Cana
Mis. Gould
Bijou Week at the Bijou Plans Light and Entertaining Show
Manager Jenks presents a warm weather program at the Bijou with The Honeymoon Trail music and humorous shorts. The Sling Banyards aerial act performs in close range, Belle Chamberlain shines as soprano, Pete and Wilson juggle, George Matthews offers ballad, and The Pucks close as headliners with clever acts. Audiences show satisfaction as summer business continues.
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Geason
Jenks
Sci
Ringling Brothers
Belle Chamberlain
Miss Chamberlain
Fruxte Schem
Old Lagt Winter
Pete and Wilson
George Matdhews
Monay
Cure for Catarrh Promoted by Constitutional Treatment
An old article touts Selenen as a constitutional cure for catarrh, claiming local remedies failed and that the medicine delivers substances to the bloodstream. It warns of high costs and cites testimonials, urging readers to buy from Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bttheres & Ca
Toloda
Ohio
Feths
Addresa
FLJ
Cheney & CO
Telein
Ch'o
Wee
Hall
Cook Sees Broad Wisconsin Support for U S Senate Bid
Milwaukee report notes Samuel A. Cook’s confidence in a Wisconsin voters’ nomination next fall based on his congressional record and his appeal to Civil War veterans. The piece praises his fair canvass, warns against attacking rivals, and argues his integrity would aid his duty if elected.
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Samuel A. Cook
United States
Wisconsin
Cook
Congress
Union
G. A. BR
Milwaukee
Wisconsin News Roundup From Green Bay To Milwaukee
Green Bay raises $10000 for an MC. A bunting. wool sales to Chicago buyers at 18 percent. The Adams House in Green Bay built 1855 to be replaced by a modern structure. Wisconsin Bankers association opens in Milwaukee. Manitowoc H defeats Sheboygan B by four points. Two August Schmidt children in Antigo face death in parents absence. Electrical storms cause damage in Janesville area. Durango of Wausau in custody for factory fire at Murray Manufacturing. Kenosha church circles stirred by baptism of Mother Hdfth superior general. Mellen rail news agent Renubador injured in wreck. Mendota commitment case of Tap, fourteen. Tripoli feud ends with fatal injuries. Milwaukee streetcar talks advance with Beggs proposing fare cuts and franchise terms. Superior police locate gambler Hockworth’s body near Pike Lake. wife injured in shooting.
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Green Bay
A. Bunting
Roberts
Far-Nor
Bear Antigo
Janesville
Peter Durango
Murray Manufacturing Company
Wausau
Kenosha
Hdfth
Suyperior
St Mary
Kemper
Philadelphia
Mellen
George Renubador
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Onah ME
Racine
John I
Beggs
Milwaukee
Boggs
Superior
Max Hockworth
Duluth
Pike Lake
Hockworth
The Wonder Cure Claims of Golden Medical Discovery
An advertisement extols Golden Medical Discovery and glycerin peroxide in treating coughs throat and chest ailments. It cites Dr Finley Ellinwood and Dr Pierce and lists roots like Black Cherry Bloodroot Queen’s root among ingredients. It promises blood purification and healing of ulcers and swellings attracting readers to order the booklet.
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Finley Ellinwood
Bexhatte da Med
Chicago
F. ¥. Pierce
Buffalo
NOTES BY THE FUNNY MEN
A collage of childlike anecdotes and small domestic vignettes recounts humorous scenes and observations. Bits of wisdom and playful dialogue show children mishearing phrases, mispronouncing words, and reacting to everyday moments with unexpected wit.
Wisconsin political chatter across papers hints at shifting gears
A collage of editorials and opinions notes Wisconsin readers facing primary date debates, campaign attitudes, and political figures. Mentions include Kokomo and Oshkosh rivalry, Connor’s retirement, Cooper for speaker, and Indiana VP prospects. The tone mixes humor and critique of parties and leadership.
Wealthy face cash squeeze as election nears say Stuyvesant Fish
Stuyvesant Fish, leaving New York for Europe, laments cash problems among the rich while noting farmers may profit. He says income contrasts are harsh, tradesmen demand cash, and prosperity hinges on confidence in the likely winner after the election.
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New York
Europe
Stuyvesant Fish
Mr. Fish
The Injunction Issue and the Courts' Power
The article argues the central issue for Americans is preserving judicial power against attacks by labor interests and political parties. It links anti injunction efforts to threats to the judiciary, warning it could polarize business and party relations and shape the Denver convention and future Washington sessions.
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United States
Congress
Organized Labor
Chicago
Denver
Washington
American Industries
What Is True Charity and Trinity's Hidden Revenue
Charles Edward Russell questions Trinity Church's charity in Everybody's, noting funded programs like trade schools parochial education missions and excursions to Hudson from parish income. He calls the source of funds mysterious, arguing profits from a living fund finance benevolent aims and religious work.
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Trinity
West Side
Hudson
Chapel x the Trinity
Charles Edward Russell
Everybody
No Exemption for Labor Under Sherman Act Debated
The piece notes that after courts applied the Sherman Act to labor actions, the senate rejected a House amendment exempting labor. Senator Hoar testified he held hearings with labor representatives and that the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers agreed exemptions should not pass. It concludes that labor organizations were not to be exempted from criminal provisions.
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Senate
House
Hoar
Judiciary Committee
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Renions
James A. Emery
The Defeated Triumph in Defeat
A poem attributed to S. H. Kemper from The Metropol tim Magazine reflects on fighting spirit after bitter defeat. It contrasts enduring courage with failure and envisions redemption through future victory and renewed effort.
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S. H.kemper
Metropol
Funeral for Mrs Mary Gibson Follows Grand Rapids Death
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Gibson of Grand Rapids were held at Oak Hill cemetery Neenah attended by Oshkosh friends. She died of typhoid fever at Butterworth hospital Grand Rapids aged thirty five, survived by husband Percey W Gibson and infant Vandetta Mae, plus sister Lydia Laabs and brothers Benjamin and Silas Kottmeyer. Relatives came from Milwaukee Park Falls Washburn and California as pallbearers from Grand Rapids railway officials assisted. The ceremony linked to Rev John Gibson and Rev George Reichert with floral tributes plentiful.
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Mary Gibson
Grand Rapide
Oak Hill Cemetery
Neenah
Milwaukee
Gibson
Butterworth Hospital
Grand Rapids
Percey W. Gibson
Percey W. Gide
George Reichert
Mellen Woman Uses Poison to Take Own Life
A Mellen woman, Mrs Alexander McDonald, ingested poison and died after a doctor arrived. The incident occurred in Ashland and is tied to graft case coverage involving her husband, a defendant in related proceedings.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Ashland
Alexander McDonald
Mellen
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Land of Dreams
Klus
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Quaker Oats
THE
Funny Men
Loren
Marie
Mrs. K
Garden of
Eien
Pepe
Ray
Littie Ray
Little Herry
Mary Helen
Dorothy
Papa
St Pall
Gladys
Kokomo
Kalamazoo
Milwaukee Journal
Wansan Record-Heralds
Iearning
Menasha Record
Isaac
Milwaukee Sentinel
the Sentinel
Sentinel
Green Bay Gazette
Connor
Fond du Lac
Ireland
Appleton Post
Congressman Cooper
House of Representatives
Joe Cannon
Cooper
Cannon
Antigo Journal
Indiana
Madison Journal
Photo
Brown Brose
Shere
Neenah Cemetery
Simpie
Self
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