Two Editions Daily Wide Presses Bryan Campaign News
The article reports Norman Mack of Buffalo named to manage the Democratic national campaign, a choice aimed to please factions and satisfy Bryan’s leadership. It notes Mack’s prior role as editor and his long involvement with party committees, with cautious expectations for unifying strategy.
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Buffalo
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Undet
Bryan
Reyao
Bardus
Michird Croker
Ds Chaleiea
New York
Taeda
Uae
Afuek
Ehange
Industrial training report highlights Germanys system and US concerns
A detailed report by Col William J. Piers argues Germanys industrial training system promotes skilled labor through state and federal tech schools and apprenticeships. It notes opposition from some unions and employers in the US over apprenticeship limits, while urging cooperation among training institutions to advance national education and worker readiness. The piece also surveys political commentary on education, labor, and policy in the broader public sphere.
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Germany
Willam J. Pie
Ariisdans Han
Mudlelpul
Ktate
Techides Schoula
N¢Arcely i
Aucetton
Industrias
Mutter Ag
Wisconsin Senate race shaping Cook candidacy gains steam
The Northwestern notes The Cook movement gains momentum in Wisconsin. It chronicles Abs Cook’s push for the seat, his platform of progress and transparency, and the press’s growing recognition of his campaign as it heads toward the primary election.
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Crtel Staten Seontoratly
Amd
Ephraatte
Pha Milwauleor
Keon Stdodtiecres
Fle Nat
Alois Thin
Cook
Wisconsin
Mary
Sime
Wucoe
West Point culture and discipline prompt column notes
A column surveys cadet culture at West Point, praising discipline and obedience while criticizing lax attitudes. It notes an investigating board and President Roosevelt's stance on the case, and mentions Lloyds insurer distancing from election outcomes, plus a college basketball team’s rising win percentage.
Prophet Breed and Nation’s Reaping in Silver’s Atlantic
Derble H. Silver contends in The Atlantic that a stubborn, gifted breed rises from drought and denial to claim renewed life. They seek truth, challenge elders, and promise sustainable leadership, arguing a nation will reap what it has sown when this new vigor asserts itself.
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Jandx
H. Silver
Atlantic
Milwaukee and Wisconsin News Curio Pack
Population figures show Milwaukee gaining 24 percent since 1500, while a Milwaukee laborer’s widow dies after mistaking carbolic acid for cough medicine. A Milwaukee plumbers supply factory sustains 8,600 damage. public figures and local incidents unfold across Racine, La Crosse, Kenosha, and Madison with drownings, robberies, and court actions amid a broad statewide briefing.
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Anna Birk
Wits
Trohertrom Company
Ryan R. Evans
Rachie Alnce
Abe Hyer
George M. Belding
Mibwatdee
John Langermann
Kenosha Juse
Robert Strelair
Lick Park
Racine
Johnson
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Mivs
St Sedalia
Plattevilly
la Crosse
Wilson Moran
Saeageries
Omaha
Otto W. Rolland
Madison
Vanen Wood and Coin Company
Eau Claire Tanawa
Lota
Severa
Wisconsin Campaign News and Editorial Blends
Wisconsin editors and newspapers report on Cook’s Senate bid with praise for his clean, records based campaign. Articles from Milwaukie to Neenah, Oshkosh to Madison highlight Cook’s mineral character, prior service, and broad Republican support while noting rival candidates and shifting stalwart sentiment.
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Cook
Mileanlioe Journal
Girbo
Meveland
Mibyautseo Sentinel
Frank X. Boden
Milwnnler
S. al Cook Ag
Senate
Mr. Cook
Menasha
Oshkosh
Neenah
Mares
Vhgar
Berlin
Ona
Claat
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller
Gforacup
Inn
United States Senate
S.A. Cook
Wisconsin
Lady Elgin
Lake Michigan
C. GC. Washburn
Second Cavalry Regiment
Congress
Neenth
Madison
Global News Briefs Reflect 19th Century World
A worldwide tally claims about 406 companies sing The Merry Widow in many regions. World population is estimated at 2,503,000,000 with racialized subcounts. Notable notes include Mrs. A. D. Winship of Racine, the Liberty statue measurements, and a shift toward kilowatt hour terminology. Daniel Kimball Pearsons of Chicago donates to Helon and Pomona colleges and ends large pledges. Mrs. John B. Stetson’s marriage to Count Santa Susalia in Philadelphia, a Roman Catholic ceremony, is noted with context on religious aspects.
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Ohio State
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National
Limoly Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
New York Harbor
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Chicago
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Taft and Wales Aid, Conflicts, and Deaths Highlight Sunday News
Taft spent a quiet Sunday at his brother's Cincinnati home after church. The Prince of Wales donated 50000 to preserve Quebec's Plains of Abraham. An Glencoe Michigan officer fired at speeding cars but caused no injuries. In Willemstad Curacao a mob attacked the Venezuelan consulate, driving the consul to refuge with the German envoy. Mrs John Daly died in a Milwaukee dentist chair after chloroform. John W O'Brien, a Shakespearean student and mining expert, reportedly risked life in a personal crisis.
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Prince of Wales
Plains of Abraham
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Willemstad
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Castro
Cansul
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E. F. Stapleton
Milwaukee
John W. O'Brien
Cuban elections and peace league push amid world events
The clippings reference Cuban municipal elections set for August 1 shaping self government, President Roosevelt joining the Peace and Arbitration League while praising arbitration with interim armament. Other items mention a Toledo man’s violent family incident, political planks by Independence party, and various light quips and anecdotes from the period.
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Henry’ Dally
Waukesha
Wis
Dally
Presdent Roosevelt
Peace and Arbitration League
Independence Party
Tallis Armour
Toledo
The Outgelas President and Mr Roosevelt Praised
The piece lauds Roosevelt for not seeking renomination and for supporting Taft and reformers in San Francisco. It lauds his public service as police commissioner, governor, and president, noting twenty more years of active life may lie ahead. It closes by urging peace and gratitude from the nation.
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