Philippine civil government bill passes Senate in 1902
The Daily Northwestern summarizes the Senate approval of a Philippine civil government bill after weeks of debate. It outlines the plan for a representative government, a temporary chief executive, and a phased shift from military to civil rule, with discussions on silver coinage and the gold standard. The article notes votes by McLaurin, Morgan, Hoar, Wellington, and Mason, and discusses implications for U.S. relations with the Philippines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United States
Philippine Congress
Spain
Archipelago
America
Cuba
Hoar
Wellington
McLaurin
Morgan
Mohile
Mason
Philippine Islande
Executive Council
Popular Assembly
Tony
Philippines
Rome
Philippine
Piriefly
Sallesmanner
The Teamsters Strike in Chicago
A Chicago teamsters strike grows from a minor dispute to a serious confrontation. Wagoneers for meat packers and later department stores demand recognition, hindering deliveries and sparking street clashes. Police guard wagons, injuries rise, arrests exceed one hundred. Public anger grows against the meat combine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamsters
Chicago
Anton
Teameters
Bis Combine
Meat Trust
Atrikers
The Treasury Surplus Amid Fiscal Year Conditions
The article details a strong national treasury with a cash balance of 334 million, a surplus over expenditures near 76.4 million, and a projected year surplus between 90 and 100 million. It cites repeal of war taxes and pork-barrel funding, discusses tariff adjustments, and notes political commentary on Oshkosh and Minister Squiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
National Treasury
Eash Ft
Treasury
Fevon
Hood's Sarsaparilla Said To Solve Difficult Digestion
A questionable medical blurb claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures aid digestion and relieve misery from indigestion. It outlines symptoms like bad mouth taste, stomach tenderness, and fullness, asserting widespread success from the remedy’s use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pormar
Hood
Notable 1906 Speculation and Civic Woes Across Cities
A compact survey traces fiscal debates in Congress over Haitian and Cuban matters, tariff fears, and consular funding. It notes urban concerns in Minneapolis over alleged police corruption, New York price pressures, and Chicago’s ongoing crisis reporting, with June rainfall and Oshkosh water issues highlighted.
Local Newspaper Changes Stated Under New Management
The Winneconns Local reports a reshuffle announcing exclusive ownership by ItA slugie and a new managing company. The note details payments, office upkeep, and editorial directions while promising continued decor and independence amid financial realignments.
Tariff Revision Sparks Protests and Republican Debate
A Wisconsin led push in the Republican Congress calls for tariff revision citing outgrown protective measures. The draft statement argues tariffs have fostered infant industries into trusts, inflating prices and stifling competition. It urges removing protection from goods freely produced abroad and reducing governmental interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miltveuren Sentinel
Wisconsin
Koes
A. R. Hrdi
Insanity and Alienists Discussed by Philadelphia Physician
A Philadelphia physician recently tilbake reports that fascination with insanity breeds madness among alienists. He notes many alienists show morbid sensitivity and, over years of grim impressions, some may themselves go mad. He cites Gustave Flaubert's father and broader patterns as support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Gustave Flausert
Tyeane
Cass
Exchenga
Conarat Winnecomne and Oshkosh Bus Line Plan
The Oshkosh Omro Electric Road managers announce a plan for a bus line between Omro and Winneconne upon road completion. If patronage warrants, buses will be replaced by electric passenger automobiles, signaling a shift to electric transit in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conarat Winnecomne
Oshkosh
Tocel Ia
Oshkoah
Wisconsin newspapers reflect political, social chatter
A collage of clipped excerpts from Wisconsin papers comments on weather, politics, and public life. References to Senator Spooner and Ila Folletteism in Door County, editorials from Milwaukee Sentinel and Green Bay Gazette, and notes on press speed after Journal acquisition.
Quotations and quips from papers on humor and folly
A collage of comic snippets from various publications includes remarks on a finished performance, a boastful bank account, a beauty doctor, and a pastor's sermon. Jests touch on wealth, aging, crime, politics, and a German menagerie, ending with a Chicago joke about sending money in quarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazabootha
Washington Post
New York Sun
Citengo Trier Ocean
Garman
Uese Avimala
Philadelphia Times
Hoel
Avery
Chicago
Inclined to Northeast Skertical Work on Oshkosh Line
The Oshkosh electric line project advances with plows preparing, fifty sight laborers laying rails along the Junction church side. Trolley cars are staged for placement once new workers are secured, with cars expected to run into Oshkosh by a date referenced in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itatanlaporera
Baltasthay
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Promotes Kidney Health
Read this offer about Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root a kidney and bladder remedy praised as a great medical triumph of the nineteenth century. The ad claims it cures lame back kidney and bladder troubles and Bright s Disease with samples mailed free to readers who mention the paper. It notes available sizes and urges buying through druggists while echoing the brand name and address in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitmer
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Y
Wisconsin News Bits From Ripon to Madison
State officials discuss a municipal electric exit plan as Ripon glove makers form a union led by president B Potter. A child dies after swallowing carbolic acid near Burton Bingham. Whitehead to address Ripon graduates. Fond du Lac church society to build a school next spring. Missouri Synod Lutherans open conference in Milwaukee. Ripon plans large Fourth of July with funds raised. Sioux Indian Jim Brown in jail at Prairie du Chien for murder. Green Bay excursion crowds total about 2500. Chippewa Falls pioneer Charles Hana¢s dies at 75. Joseph Porte arrested in Fond du Lac for music box theft. Wisconsin strawberry crop expected to be largest ever. Dunn county crops large. Arthur Mathet of Green Bay dies of hydrophobia after dog bite. May rainfall at Washburn observatory 5.5 inches, largest since 1898. Governor La Follette appoints dental examiners Gotterdam and McInde to state board. Reedaburg plans to host 500 firefighters for state tournament, June 18–19–20. Kenosha to have a Democratic daily. William Plumb buys defunct Gazette plant in Philadelphia to publish near Madison. Madison hotels can feed 3,000 per hour. state convention attendance not to exceed 2,000. Bristol town schoolhouse struck by lightning. Miss Bacon rescues children. lad Pofshl not likely to recover. Edith Wright’s hand mangled by a large Newfoundland. dog to be held for developments. The dangerous beast should be restrained by bullet or poison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whupaca
Ripon
B. Potter
Burton Bingham
Boloft
State Ganator Whitehead
Ripon College
St. Peter's Lutheran Church Society of
Fond du Lac
The
Missouri Synod of the Lutheran Church
Milwaukee
Washburn
la Folletta
Dre. Cagene A. Gotterdam
la Crosse
C. §. McIndes
Rhinelander
State Board of Dental Examiners
Reedaburg
Wisconsin
Kenosha
William Plumb
Philadelphia
Gazette
Item
Madison
Capitol
Bristol
Kenosha County
Attuck
Bacon
Pofshl
Edith ‘Wright
Revision urging immediate taii reform in Congress
Representative Crumpacker argues taii revision is imperative and should occur this session, then counsels postponement to a future congress. He warns a short next session and a Democratic win would jeopardize progress, while the piece mocks delays and urges immediate action with thorough committee review during recess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crumpacker
Hia
Chicago Record-Herald
Roosevelt to Visit Milwaukee on September Second
President Roosevelt will visit Milwaukee on September 2 and spend one day there before a planned trip through the rest of the fall. Officials note only a handful of Americans besides ambassadors will witness Westminster coronation ceremonies, with access limited to those in official positions. John F. Jewell of Galena Illinois accepts the consul appointment to replace the late Prentise after the Mount Pelee eruption. Robert Wilber Haight of Waukesha becomes university scholar of American history, soon to graduate from civic history and commence junior study in law. Harry M. Hobbins of Madison is appointed secretary to General Bragg, soon to be Havana’s consul general. he is a top student fluent in four languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Westminster
John F. Jewell
Galena
Martinique
Mount Pelee
Prentise
Robert
Madison
State University
Local says Jardine bid prompts questions for treasurer nomination
A circular asks for help favoring J H Jardine of Waupaca county for the Republican nomination for state treasurer. The piece rejects the approach, notes the paper’s stance, and questions his views on giving common fellows a say and tax fairness while challenging him against Phisterism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Jardine
Waupaca County
Jardine
View of It Doubts Fond du Lac Endorsement Effect
The Fond du Lac Commonwealth likely hears from Washington about its support for Representative Davidson. Davidson won in the old sixth district which included Fond du Lac County. Now in a new district the Commonwealth urges his return while opposing the Oshkosh post office plan may affect his re election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fond du Lac
Family Remedy Peruna Praised by Readers and Officials
Midland Beach resident Harry M. Stevens and Congressman John L. Burnett testify to Peruna’s value as a family remedy for colds catarrh and general weakness. They endorse Peruna as a reliable tonic and catarrh cure urging readers to consult Dr Hartman for free advice at The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry M. Stevens
John L. Burnett
Congress
Alabama
Hartman
Various 1890s Skirmishes and Commerce in Brief Notes Curbstone
Augurated Lake Forest president Richard Davenport Harlan is named in a report. Tammany raises 500000 against Croker in primaries. Polfast Ireland plans 1000000 docks. J P Morgan to finance works. Charles Ross arrested Tahlequah for cattle theft and shipment to Chicago. Mayor Baldwin of Niles assaults Theodore Beaver over critique of appointments. Lake Shore and Pennsylvania railroads to run 24 hour Chicago New York train starting mid month. Rev Jeremiah Crowley ejected from Chicago synod conference by police. Disbarment proceedings against E R Ross of Kalamazoo lead to fraud and perjury probes. Spanish war clothing bill suspected at 50k vs 10k by state clique. New York turf investment failure hits Racine and Ohio concerns. A 10000 pearl found on Mississippi bought by Milwaukee jeweler. The word felicitous used to describe bull with a rod tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Davenport Harlan
Lake Forest
Tke College
Tammany
Croker
Polfast
Ireland
J. P. Morgan
Charles Ross
Chicago
Tahlequah
I. T
Z. J. Baldwin
Niles
Mtc
Theodore C. Beaver
Lake Shore
Pennsylvania
New York
Jeremiah Crowley
E. 3. Roas
Kalamazoo
Mich
Wine of Cardui Promised to Relieve Female Ills
An advertisement extols Wine of Cardui as a universal cure for women’s ailments including menstrual troubles and bearing down pains. It cites Miss Nan Stahlberg and numerous testimonials from women across states, claiming rapid relief, improved health, and weight gain after using the remedy, despite doubts about affordability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlic
Chattanooga Medicine Company
Cardus
Misa Nan Brabiberg
West Fifteenth Street
Chicago
Valkyrie Singing Club
Hesh
Miss Stahlberg
Talay
Cardos
Cardui
Also Mentioned on This Page
Northwestern
Sic Printing Company
Wiscrasin
Winnebago County
Associated Press
Wisconsin ‘Telephone Company
Appleton Crescent
New Post
Logol Discovery
House
Minneapolis
Cluim
Representative Crumpacker
Poultney Higelow
Appleton Post
Palma
Cubs
Simon Sam
Hayts
Avith
Oatend
Calais
Dover
Thay
Brother Cnaw
Unig
Loeparses
Ita Slugie
Local Co
Pension
Tariff Reviston
Insan
Esperis Toanne
the Newspapers
Ima W. Hicks
St. Louls
Ip O
Hannatas
Milwaukee News
Outagamie County
Door County
Brown County
Marinette County
Marinette
the Indies
Ray Claire Telegram
Senator Spooner
Fond du Bac Commonwealth
Adelaide King
Milwaukee Sentinel
Dahle
Whitewater Register
Ile
Wert
Hng
Advancement Associations
Madison News
Journal
Democrat
Journal Ig
Green Bay
Ork
Taliffe Revision
Jomgreas
Vetion
Rews
Racine
Ohio
Mississippi River
Felicitous
Nan Stahlberg
Stade Valkyrie Magiog
Atogiog Cray Sec
Tion
Cardai
Thas
Mary Civio
Stilesboro
Chattanooga
Peacl Philpot
Muskogee
Cardal
Cardas
Que
Cantal
CEU
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!