The Daily Northwestern Advertisement Notice
The Northwestern announces subscription options and delivery details. It notes pricing for daily, three month, six month, and yearly plans, with advance payment required and home delivery in the city. It lists offices at 93 Faltnri-2 Boma and residence at Na Ma No. 172, and is dated a Sconbin Day, Ivy 2, 168.
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Kflorndan
Hicks Printing Company
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Wieronaln
Winrebars
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Why Cook Is Popular In Wisconsin Senate Fight
A reflective editorial argues for Cook as the best qualified United States Senate candidate. It lauds his independence from party factions, his past public service, and his appeal to a broad electorate in Wisconsin. It contends Cook’s experience and character make him the strong choice for the office.
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Staten
Souk
Neenah
Conk
Anid
Berat
Thle
Wiecansk
United States
Wisvoneln
Marvice
Lbs Prinery
Death of Bishop Potter Prompts National Sorrow
A lengthy obituary admires Bishop Potter of the New York diocese as a reformer who sought to make religion welcoming and moral. It notes his humane efforts, his stance on wealth and labor, and his influence despite criticism, while touching on his public legacy and the era's social debates.
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New York
Bhiteme Potter
Bishop Potter
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Jie Sala
Utara
Daphel
Taber
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Lesuy
Kishoy Pottar
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Standard Ol Company
United States Court of 2Opedig
Stanitol
One Reason Taft Gains Support for Panama Canal Work
The Minneapolis Journal argues Taft’s role in the Panama Canal project explains why many voters back his candidacy. It credits his foresight in planning, welfare provisions for workers, and hands on oversight that kept the massive dig progressing toward completion.
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Minneapolis. Journal
Taft
Panama
The
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Moyer
Timaelf
Tartin
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Lubipe Commercia
Tfl
Himedelf
America
Panaiia Canal
Morgever
Bel Corpo
Wag Posse
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Circus Day Draws Crowds To Citywide Celebrations
Cirena Day notes that circus day excites both children and elders as visitors travel from distant towns for the parade and sights. The annual event promises spectacle, mystery, and entertainment beyond the show itself, drawing families for a festive day of amusement.
Curbing Anarchy Through Postal Law Reforms
Debate on new postal rules to curb violence advocacy. Postmaster general orders aim to block publications inciting arson murder or assassination, while safeguarding legitimate presses. Critics warn of legal overreach and potential bias against reform outlets amid political tensions.
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Congress
Gostoffe Department
Henlom
Mallz
Postel
Thay Wit
Predictions of 1896 U S political realignments and figures
The text imagines a broad, satirical forecast of political shifts and personalities. It envisions leaders like Winston achieving governorships, a fictional Congress, and various public figures reacting to a changing United States, with references to the era’s political drama and figures like Bryan.
Fragmented Readable Snippets From A Turbulent Page
A garbled OCR piece mentions a tobacco expo in London, diverse mentions of churches in Fouad county and Aberdeen, plus talks of a movement to steal a president at an international women’s council. It references beer production, a Berlin orchard claim, and remarks from Rev George Dowlie and Dr Gar Royer with scattered educator names.
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Berlin
United States Biewing Association
Nester SH. i
George Thomas Dowlie
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St. James’ Epiacopal Church
Brooklyns
Garnier
Gar
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Taft Campaign Notes and Social Announcements Mixed In
A jumble of short items mentions Taft visiting Oyster Bay to confer with Roosevelt, Potter Palmer's travel to Chicago for a family wedding, a Chicago babies health crusade, and engagements involving Mrs John B Stetson. Other notes cover political commentary by Professor George A Cox and Shmuel Gompers starting work for the Democratic cause.
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Taft
Lincoln
Chicero
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Hackensack
Irs
Potter Palmer
New York
England
Chicago
Potter
Missy Kohls
Chicago Health Department
John B. Stetson
Santa Eulalia
A. Reno
Wev
Virginia Harned
Mynorca
E. H. Southern
George A. Cox
Northwestern University
Shmuel Gompers
Democratic Party
Federationist
Local notes and incidents from Wisconsin papers
Various brief items including a fatal mower accident near Burlington, a rail line denial, tax and property matters at Lawrence University, a serious injury from a line drive in Evansville, a rattlesnake bite incident in Kenosha, the disbanding of a saloonkeepers association, a saloon law challenge in New London, a regional fraternal picnic cancellation, a school superintendent marriage, and political appointments in the Sixteenth circuit.
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Alfetta
Aabland County
Green Bay
Wanapaca
Gustav Arndt
Burlingtot
J.C. Mullen
Han
Algoma
Lawrence University
Appleton
Evansville
Reiolt
Fred W. Rose
New London
Equitable
Mianleowoc
A. J. Tatton
Taylor County
Ruth Withers
Beloit
Latron Wil
Medford
Northern State Hospital For Insane
Joseph Moore
Chicago
Racine
Milwaukee
Font
FL Reid
Sixteenth Circuit
Tinige Silverthorn
Witta
Davidson
Ink and its far reaching impact on literature and rumor
An essay on ink as a force in culture, rumor, and careers, noting its varied forms and pervasive reach. The piece laments ink’s erosion of genuine literature, cites perceptions of truth and satire, and mentions a tonic claim by Hall's Catarrh Cure as part of a broader critique of printed persuasion.
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Toledo
Ohio
Cheney
Daughter of a Career Maker Sparks Romantic Rebellion
Daniel Werner designs life paths for his three daughters Margaret Janet and Lucille who pursue law medicine and music respectively. Linchpin Lucille defies father by pursuing art in Germany after meeting Harry Wall and faces a staged career battle with a German mentor and persistent parental control.
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Literary Press
Daniel Werner
Werner
Margaret
Janet
Ezra
Sho
Lucille
Dan Cupid
James Borden
Berner
Neelly
Congress
Steenth
Gueille
Harry Wall
Lucile
Europe
Hamburg
Walls
Germany
Orst
Lucille Werner
Tou
Plesse
Lue¢ilic
Fie
Electrical Trust
Idacgaret
Washington
Tabor
Detroit Bride Mary Newland Weds Count Menno Limberg Stirum
Miss Mary Joy Newland becomes Count Menno Frederick Limberg Stirum in a private ceremony at 660 Jefferson Avenue Detroit with only family present. The groom, third secretary Baron von Stumm of the German legation, plans a summer wedding trip after the reception for about 160 guests.
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Detrolt
Mich
Mary Joy Newland
Menno Frederick Limberg Stirum
Floward Graves Meredith
Jefferson Avenue
S. 5
Marquis
St Paul's Cathedral
Washington
Miss Newland
Henry A. Newland
Detroit
Europe
Count Limberg
Germany
Royal Guards
Emperor William
Frederick William Limberg
Stirum
I Am Going To Him And Tell Him I Love Him
The speaker declares she loves another man, not the lieutenant, and plans to tell Harry Wall that she will share his career. She writes to him after leaving her father’s house, stating her career is over and she seeks a life with him. The passage reflects themes of love, betrayal, and social expectations.
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Heuser
Leutenant
Sgeala
Humorous Notes and Quips From London Tit-Bits
A collection of light anecdotes and jokes about police protection, hotel life, eccentric mayors, legal quibbles, red noses on trains, and a coal dealer in a Lancashire town. The items feature witty exchanges, puns, and comic observations from various social scenes.
Amid Frayed Letters and scattered notices in papers
A collage of quotes and brief items notes optimistic banker views on prosperity, disillusion over politicians spending funds, a Eau Claire youth nearly dying from bananas, a Oshkosh man overcoming appendicitis with whisky, and soft support for a Fox River valley electric merger with improved service and reduced costs.
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New York
Ajayret
Doubst
la Forlette
Mibhraukes
Wisconsin teams and saloon roots cross paths in era chatter
A montage of notes shows Wisconsin rowing foes in Poughkeepsie next June and the Badger camp upkeep at Camp Twenty Four Horns, plus rising meat prices in Oshkosh contrasted with Appleton.
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Sheboygan Press
University of Wisconsin
Poughkeepsie
Badgers
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Horns Company E
Ford du Lac
Appleton
Appleton Post
Bryan speaks through Michigan crowds in a long train tour
In a single day in Michigan, Mr. Bryan addressed twenty two audiences before Lansing. Crowds grew so large that reporters struggled to follow, and after hours on the road he entered a dining car soaked in sweat. He claimed six speeches that night and said he felt ready for more. A detective sleeping in a stateroom woke to the scene and had his watch and valuables taken by Bryan.
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Michigan
Mr. Bryan
Lansing
Bryan
Chara
Coltier
How the Story Are Counted in the Heavens
The article explains the vast effort to catalog stars using photographic plates from the southern and northern hemispheres. Each 15 inch square plate captures 56,900 to 250,000 stacked images, totaling about 23,000,000 stars. The counting and cataloguing will take at least ten years.
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