The Standard Oil Case Reversed by Court of Appeals
The piece discusses the United States court of appeals reversal on the Standard Oil case, noting diverse public opinions and judicial reasoning. It contrasts views praising the decision for preventing corporate harassment with critiques about enforcing penalties and potential loopholes for major firms. It references The Chicago Tribune’s cautious stance and contemplates implications for law and corporate accountability.
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United States
Drewit Court of Appends
Curtige
Judas Landia
Ecradit
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Wnfah
Court of Appeals
Furniahing
Landry
Guy
Landis
La Follette Criticized for Arrogance and Party Ties
The Milwaukee Journal comments on Senator La Follette, praising his achievements for Wisconsin while urging a softer, more conciliatory stance toward critics. It argues he should avoid dictating to voters and notes concerns about his influence on party harmony as Wisconsin chooses another senator. It highlights the need for a candidate independent of La Follette's control.
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Milwaukee’ Journal
Apsska
Northwestern
Ode
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Senator la Follette
Wisconsin
Servila
la Foletta
Coleague
Congress
Wincendia
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Tat Hollatte
Lin Forette
Wil Minke
United States
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Beacons of charity lift boys toward hopeful futures
An argument for private philanthropy funding youth aid programs details how investments of $60 or $50 in urban boys can redirect lives from crime to productive citizenship. It cites Kinsey’s juvenile improvement effort and urges donations to provide shelters, clubs, and safe playgrounds, arguing such gifts yield lasting social value beyond money.
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Aoeters
Canaan
Kinsey
Shore
Ehans
Sehook
Iind
Summers of Culture Camps Across Mountains and Rivers
A brisk survey of summer culture camps in the Madison area notes the season blends Chautauqua style gatherings with modern camp meetings, drawing thousands of attendees to mountainsides and riversides. The piece contends these programs offer summer employment for professors, influence educational and cultural standards, and reflect broader political chatter about Democratic and Prohibition party dynamics in Wisconsin.
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Jakusite
Searth
Ewege
Readers seek origin of Wisconsin town names and manners critique
A letter to the editor from Menasha asks for the origin and meaning of Nekimi Winchester Mayton Vinland Rushford Nepeuskun and Algoma. The piece also lightly mocks a man’s manners while describing local catarrh as a common ailment and endorses a patent remedy claimed to cure constitutional disease.
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Menasha
Wis
Nekimi
Winchester
Mayton
Vinland
Rushford
Nepeuskun
Algoma
Publis V. Lawson
Fragmented Verse Fragment from The Metropolitan Magazine
A fragmented poetic excerpt thanks a victor for mercy to the humble and bears witness to unwavering resolve. It names Beth Slater and Whitgon, appearing as a quotation within The Metropolitan Magazine’s chastenias section.
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Béth Slater
Whitgon
Metropolitan Magazine
Improving the Ro ans
Appleton Wisconsin letter from George F Peabody urges urban auto owners to fund road improvements through a Fox River Automobile Association and cooperative work with farmers. He argues modern supervision and practical use can create better highways from Fond du Lac to Green Bay and along Neenah Oshkosh ridge roads at modest costs.
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Wis
Waite
Fond du Lac
Oshkooh
Neenah
Green Bay
Fox River Automobile Association
Fond du Lacs
Oshkosh
Oshkosh Horth
Ridge Road
Gillingham
Kean
Pnarein United
Tara
Fae
Maitland
George F. Peabody
Wisconsin News Briefs Include Fires Marriages and Elections
The state items report a fatal track accident near Omaha and a second story fall in Stevens Point, a noted bank of incidents including a fire at Murray Manufacturing in War Some weeks ago. It also notes a planned Green Bay election on September 11 to fund a sales tax raise and headlines about forest preservation talks in Antigo and Ironwood. Other items cover a late life in Kankakee, a barber shop arrest in Green Bay, a dog attack case in Sheboygan, a casino crowd in Baraboo, and a fortune teller’s arrest in Marinette. The Manitou city police report a peaceful twenty four hours with no trouble noted.
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John Paukert
Stevens Point
Hammer
Grand Rapids
Ead Crane
Bay
Claire
Omaha
Peter Duranso
Murray
Prescott “Boynton
New York
Wisconsin
Madison
Janesville
Phil Janelle
Beaumont House
Green Bay
Mispah
Marinette
Mnan Mekroe
Tid Jaw Fraternity
Manitowoe City
Manitowou
Man
Oshkosh Plans Old Home Week Campaign In 1968
Oshkosh mobilizes for Old Home week August 24 to 29 with large color posters, envelopes, and stationery. A cartoon train cut by Edward T. Cole promotes travel back to Oshkosh as locals invite former residents to celebrate growth and birth of the city amid a Chautauqua convention.
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Edward T. Cole
Oshikouh
Thin City
Oshkosh Chamber
Commerce
Oshkosh Pesale
Oshkoeh
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Qshkogh
Demographic Shifts and Notable Age Trends Across Regions
In Paso Valley California and Dorchester England alike, aging patterns emerge. The Dorchester medical officer notes the average death age at fifty, with life expectancy up fourteen years since 1901. Across regions, the trend shows more people living longer, and female cohorts appearing more prominent in successive debuts in social settings.
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Cal
Jersey
London
Dorchester
England
Local papers note Georgia reform raid and Senate race signals
The Oshkosh Northwestern cites Georgia reform backlash from a poker room raid and Wisconsin papers discuss wait for the Madison senatorial race, with references to Cook, training speed, wind, and political critique. Other items comment on campaigns, conventions, and a humorous note on a senator name.
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Cook
Menasha
Prye Merrbees
Georgia
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Sentinal
Madison Barn
Fond’ du Xac
Aiadigon
United States
Senate
Stevens Point Journal
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aAntigo Journal
Quebec
Sheboygan
Cleveland
Sheboygan ; Journal
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Eity
Fondau Lac
Persippt
St Paul Road
Oshkosh
Berlin
Gerlin Journal
Hatton
Hat
Neome
Pessime
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Noar Uhure
New London
Svar
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Madison Journal
Tramp and Lady Parley Over Purse Plot
Fragments from a curious scene in which a tramp bargains for a quarter and a lady recounts a burglar scare. A mother hushes Minnie, a burglar rumor circulates, and a sleeping man wanders in his sleep amid disjointed dialogue and stray thoughts.
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Eryang
Minnie
Tommy
Fragmented Tales of Night Walkers and Whimsical Questions
A jagged excerpt shows a man awaking on a street insisting he is a somnambulist while a policeman dismisses his claim. The text jumps to a child named Bobby counting zones, then to a teacher probing a class about heaven, and ends with fragmented references to a gossip and a cautionary note on drugs.
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