Wisconsin Patents List of this Week Granted
Wisconsin inventors receive week’s patent grants reported by Oliphant Young solicitors. Names include E D Falkner Cumberland and J Graves Milwaukee. The list spans devices such as a ceapeouting machine and a fyenet machine with Mil waukee entries and Milwaukee area firms in the record.
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Wiscongin Ineentors
Oliphant & Young
Patent Solicitors
Wisconsin Street
Milwaukee
N. Oa. Christensen
Miwakes
E. D. Falkner
Cumberland
J. Graves
Milwaukes
Minor names and items listed in scattered notices
A list of individuals and objects including Husson Oshkosh Immeil Blair a cooking utensil Jacobs Milwaukee ends of receptacle hoops Lueskenbach Neenah driving mechanism Morris Racine Odendrett Milwau kee engineer Tobisch Jefferson aifter Selleck Trod head barn door binge Spinster Applaton horseshoe calk Stam mard Appleton locomotive end sent Traver Milwaukee humidor Walker Racine tongke support Wolfgram Milwaukee dust absorbing compound Wolfgram Milwaukee brush
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A. Husson
Oshkosh
Q. F. Immeil
Blair
K. W. Jacobs
Milwaukee
A. T. Lueskenbach
Neenah
G. W. Morris
Racine
G. L. Odendrett
Engi
J. W. Tobisch
Jefferson
Aifter
Murder Suspect Linked to Gunness Farm Circus Sighting
Letters and testimony link Henry Gurholt of Iola Wisconsin to the Belle Gunness case. A postal card and a sighting at a South Dakota circus raise questions whether Gurholt was murdered or a Gunness victim. Coroner reports confirm Andrew Helgelein died by arsenic poisoning at the Gunness farm.
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Gunness
Youtsler
Huron
Gurhoit
Henry Gurholt
Iola
Wis
Austiss
Laporte
Martin Gurholt
Skindinavia
Mysterious Death Of Mrs Hartridge In Pittsburgh
An overnight investigation reveals little about the death of Mrs. CZizard W Hartridge wife of a New York attorney formerly counsel for Harry K Thaw. She died at Homeopathic Hospital of meningitis, after disappearing from New York months ago. Her body was moved to H Samson’s mortuary and shipped to Canton, Ohio, to her parents home.
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Associated Press
Pitsburg
Pas
Cuizard W. Hartridge
Wifas
New York
Whesae
Harry K. Thaw
Martridge
Homeopathic
Samson
Hartridge
Canton, ‘N
Haswell
Unusual Relay Race Opens From City Hall Park
About two thousand youths aged up to twenty join the start of the longest country relay race, beginning at City Hall Park to send Gotham's message to its sister city in the middlewest. The Christian association backs the team, with members from nearly every branch. Accompanied by motorcycles, the relay moves toward Chicago along a planned route of about one hundred miles.
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He - Hoya
Wil
Tomobites
Poparate
Cleveland
Cen
A. Jarveson
Ehfrd Street
Chicago
Igon
Canane Boys
Cherian Uynea
Speyer Sees Economic Upturn Amidst Markets
Speyer reports from the Adriatic on his Europedia trip that business outlook has improved in recent months. He believes confidence will rise further as political tensions ease and investors regain faith. He notes favorable credit conditions, easing capital attacks, and a general revival in finance and business activity.
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Sociatea 'Press
New ‘Fork
Speyer
Wall
Ex Governor Carter seeks temporary parade uniform relief
Ex Governor Carter cables President Roosevelt asking a temporary suspension of regulations governing parade uniforms. He asks that 400 footmen be allowed to wear a decoration that will be presented by the Honolulu ladies during the parade.
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Honolulu
Carter
Roosevelt
Familiar Well Known to Oshkosh Residents
Oshkosh reader W. Dallepc testifies he suffered kidney related back pain for years. After trying various remedies, Doan's Kidney Pills from B A Harm’s drug store relieved his backache quickly. He notes others also praise the remedy. Sold nationwide by Fowter Milburn Co. Buffalo NY, Doan's is the trusted brand.
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Dallepc
Main &J
Oshkosh
Wis
Dean
B. ‘A. Harm’s Drug Store
Fowter-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Sele
United States
Doan
Mocking to our new salegroom tailors sale
crowds flock to a long running sale by a local tailor shop offering low prices on suits and garments. The shop promotes in house work rooms and claim lower profits to beat competitors. They advertise introductory offers and made to measure options with prices cited between 15 and 25 dollars.
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Tate
Iminimum TV
Wisconsin
Gompet- Star
Prosperity Restores Operations at Sheboygan Chair Plants
The Phoenix Chair factory and American Manufacturing resume operations in both Sheboygan plants after a semi annual inventory. Executives plan to run on a staggered hour schedule to meet demand while maintaining the prior staffing level.
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Ikewise
Vdm. Pany
Tinanelar
Burlington
Forty Two Cars Remain in Glidden and Tower Trophies Race
Philadelphia July 5 The forty two automobiles remaining in the contest for the Glidden and Tower trophies were checked out at city halt today for the Milford Pa run of about 182 miles. Car No 102 became abandoned. Keen competition manifested in the tour and most motorists incurred comparable losses.
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Associated Pi
Philadelphia
Glidden
Milford
Boy's body found buried beside city track
Minneapolis July 15 Associated Press says a twelve year old boy Arthur Jurgens was found dead with a hand protruding from the ground near a city track. A motorman on a Sixth Avenue car reported the body after a search failed to locate him previously. The boy had been missing since last evening and was last seen under a high sandy bank waiting for papers to deliver.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Arthur Jurgens
Picture Operators Go In With Stage Employes Union
The International Alliance of Stage Employes admitted delegates from the Moving Picture Operators union at its convention in Minneapolis. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers had claimed the operators, but the American Federation of Labor approved seating them with the Stage Employes alliance.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis, Minn
International Alliance of Stage Employes
Moving Picture Operators
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
American_ Federation of Labor
Indicted for Land Fraud in Portland Arrest
Henry G. Cook was arrested at Baker City Oregon on an indictment by a New York federal judge charging conspiracy to defraud the government of public lands located in Oregon.
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Associated Press
Portland
Ore
Henry G. Cook
Baker City
New York State
Strained Ties Reported Between Nicaragua Guatemala
Diplomatic correspondence released shows growing friction among Nicaragua and Guatemala with public disclosure of tensions. Officials indicate deteriorating relations amid regional disputes and cross border concerns.
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Associated Press
Bmexico City
Inaly
Nicaragua
Guatemala
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