Northwestern Ad Rates and Distribution Details
The Northwestern prints in Oshkosh Wisconsin and distributes by mail or carrier with low rates. It boasts the largest Wisconsin circulation outside Milwaukee and offers subscriptions, advertising contracts, and office contacts, with full masthead and volume information for June 5, 1860.
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Bostares
Ail Apeene
Northerm Wiscumsia
Abs Monte
Northwesterm
Milwau
Mall
Strance
Toctlag Preas
New York
Northwestern
D. la Conte
Park Row
Bome
Editoria
Boots
North explains 12th census scope and industrial growth
North publicized the 12th census scope at a National Association of Manufacturers meeting in Boston. He outlined the vast data task, noting 400000 schedules from diverse industries, each with 40 to 60 entries, needing meticulous verification and tabulation to capture decade progress and industrial consolidation effects.
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National Association of Manufacturers
Boston
North
Census Bureau
Northe
CongTess
North Wave
Great Britain
Germany
France
United States
England
Jumje Levasseur
London
South Africa
Wer
Paris Exposition costs and Milwaukee club women politics
The Paris Exposition report shows extravagant to boondoggle expenses by the American exhibit force, with flying travel and office costs across New York Chicago and Paris. Milwaukee hosts a heated federation meeting with contested delegates and a volatile color issue, while Roosevelt criticizes the exhibit as a fake and urges Americans to stay away.
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United States
Hay
Paris
Peck
Europe
Congress
Robert B. Roosevelt
Govvenor Roosevelt
New York
France
Mtr. Roosevelt
Six Feet of Earth Foreshadows a Poet’s Remembrance
Ernest McGaffey in The Goose Quill contemplates mortality in a brief poem. The speaker foresees being buried six feet deep, unseen by the world as a blower’s cry and wind chords rise. Time and memory fade, while love, fate, and tears linger beyond the grave.
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Gaste
Boone
Ernest McGaffey
Interurban car project eyed by twenty Ohio men in region
A party of twenty Ohio men tours the Beloit Rockford Janesville corridor aiming to build an inter urban car line. John Hood of Racine secures a Washington agricultural department appointment to depart July 1. An interstate freight wreck near the Wisconsin Central line leaves twelve steel cars ditched with no injuries. Funeral rites for five Groehim family members and Willian Stevens held in Forest Junction. Byron Loulster acquires The News Publishing plants and plans The Daily Herald merger. Modern Woodmen parade in Madison draws 30 000 attendees. governor Scofield and Mayor Haven to speak. Beloit vs. Camp Randall baseball game on capito l grounds followed by vaudeville and a Forester drill at 4:20.
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Beloit
Rockford
Janesville
John Hood
Racine
Agricultural Department
Washington
Senator Quartes
Wisconsin Central Road
Groehim
Willian Stevens
Broeha
Forest Junding
Byron
L. +loulster
Green Bay
Feld
News Publishing Company
Morning Times
Daily Herald
Madison
Scofield
Haven
Iead
Capitol Building
Wisconsin
Camp Randall
Capitol
Jenkins Favored to Win Republican Nomination in District
Reports from present indications say Hon. John J. Jenkins will be the opposition in the next Republican congressional convention for this district and will be renominated by acclamation. He has a strong record as a representative and a leading legislator, earning credit to the district and state. A striking local note comes from New Jersey where glass factory workers struck over a horse’s working hours, winning a demand for better labor conditions. Editorials discuss Governor Scofield’s administration, pension disputes, and the ongoing political maneuvering affecting the tall election and retirements of officials.
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Milwaukee
Federation
Gay Sip
la Follette
John 3. Jenkins
Repubdician
Congress
Tice Lake
New Jersey
Madison Democrat
Boh Ln
Pollette
Mfa
Scofield
Green Bay Gazette
Notes on the Funny Men and City Jokes in 19th Century Papers
A collage of quotations shows varied humor across Detroit Chicago and Washington newspapers. Snippets reference entertainers, oblique dialogues, and recurring motifs like “the waiter” and outsider wit. The text mocks press doubletalk and crosscity punchlines from era columns.
Kingsley Death Report From Cure Town Notice
Miss Mary J. Kingeley traveler and intern of Canon Wingsley dies at Simonstown while assisting nursing arrangements at the military hospital. The report notes her death during service and hints at a sensational personal remark, reflecting era tone and unclear attribution.
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Cure Town
Mary J. Kingeley
Canon Wingsley
Simonstown
Military Hospital
Pretoria Taken by British Forces Ends Boer Resistance
The London press dispatches confirm official British occupation of Pretoria with Lord Roberts reporting entry at two o clock South African time. The account details maneuvers around Six Mile Spruit, the role of mounted infantry and cavalry, and heavy artillery support that drove Boer positions from key lines near the city. The narrative includes observations on Boer ponies, veldt conditions, and contrasts with English horses while noting limited casualties and the broader context of the campaign.
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G Ongon
War Office
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Spruit
Henry
Anglinss
Dorset
Bedford
Sussex
Diamatre
Naval
Royal Artillery
Stevenson
Pole-Carew
Maxwell
Tucker
Hamilton
Guards
French
Horton
New South Wales Mounted Rifles
Broadwood
Gordon
Trene Station
Mystery Verse In Missal Sparks Churchyard Rumor
A young woman forgets her prayer book in church and finds a handwritten verse inside. The playful, cryptic poem hints at romance and fate with lines about flowers and a coming and going. A later note accuses someone of overstepping, ending with a dramatic pause that suggests a budding scandal.
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Alde of Deahe
Eny
Democrats at Indianapolis open state convention with gubernatorial race
Delegates arrive for Indiana Democrats state convention amid contest for the governor nomination with John W. Kern Frank B. Burke and Nelson J. Bovart leading candidates. Shiveley may join, Bryan endorsement anticipated, platform disputes over monetary policy and trusts loom as committees prepare. Parks M. Martin to chair with S. M. Ralston as possible president.
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Associated Press
Todianapolis
Ind
John W. Kern
Frank B. Burke
Indianapolis
Nelson J. Bovart
Valparaiso
Kertt
Marion County Democratic Organization
Taggart
State Central Committee
Shiveley
South Bend
Judgs Shanklin
Evansville
Democratic National Committee
Jones
Bryan
Johnson
Walsh
Chicago
Committee On
Tomlinson Hall
Parks M. Martin
M. Ralston
Missouri Democratic state convention gathers in large tent
In Missouri the Democratic state convention met in a Shelley Park tent in Kansas City with four thousand delegates and spectators. Ex congressman A M Dockery is expected to be nominated for governor by acclamation. Lieutenant governor race narrows to R E H Love of Jackson and W J McClintock of Marion. Contenders for other offices include S F R Cook for secretary of state, F C Crowe for attorney general, James S Gantt for supreme court, Albert O Allen for auditor, A H Balte for treasurer, and candidates for railroad and warehouse commissioner led by W C Bronaugh and others. For state treasurer the fight leans Balte slightly ahead. State championship for successor to S B Cuoktavre features Frank Welsh and James S Siebert, with Walsh favored by younger party faction.
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Associated Pree
Bransas City
Tune
Shelley Park
A. M. Dockery
R. E H. Love
Jackson
W. 3. McClintoc
Marion
Stairs
S. FR. Cook
Mexico
F. C. Crowe
Jaspep
James &. Gantt
Henry County
Supreme Court
Albert O. Allen
New Madrid
Anditier
A. H. Balte
Franklin
R. P. Williams
Howard
Balte
W. ¢. Bronaugh
Henry
Joseph Herrington
Petters
T.W. Park
Platte
Vandiver
Lafayette
FL Gell
Callawa
J. F. Minckmer
Dunkiins
M O'Connell
Mivtisas
Brown
O. F. Gutherie
St. Louie
S. B. Cuoktavre
Frank Welsh
Jactson
James S. Siebert
Walsh
Herbert
Convention Opens As Delegations Prepare Fight For State Polls
In a tense session, ten delegations from St Louis and three from Kansas will push their force into the convention. The body, consisting of 1 213 delegates plus alternates, was convened by state chairman 8 B Cook who introduced Congressmen Cowherd of Kansas City as temporary chair.
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Ongressman
Dickery
St. Louis
Kansas
Aly
B. Cook
Cowherd
Kansas City
Oregon Rolls Up Republican Majorities in 1910 Returns
Incomplete county returns show Wolverton, Republican, elected to the Oregon Supreme Court over Green by a small margin. Tongue, Republican, leads First District for Congress. Moody expects about a 6,000 plurality. Portland mayoral results favor Rowe, with Story and Wells also in the mix. eight Republicans, two Democrats, one Independent Republican likely on the city council. Multnomah’s race unsettled. fusion helps Democrats and Populists on the legislative ticket, though county ticket largely Republican.
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Keloros
Shawn Landeside
Associated Preey
Portland
Oregon
Wolverton
Justice
Rowe
Story
Wells
Multnomah
Multnomah County
Explosive Car Attack Injures Deputies in St Louis Riot
In St Louis during a streetcar strike, a special car carrying Company H of the posse was hit by explosives at 16th and Washington and at 22nd and Chouteau. Two deputies, F. H. Leichman and Sam Schwartzberg, were slightly injured. The blast drew about 3,000 onlookers who jeered and hurled missiles. shots were fired at the car and deputies responded with drawn pistols, dispersing the crowd. Meanwhile a crime note warns of diamond switch thefts where a staged wealthy customer distracts shopkeepers while an accomplice pockets a paste diamond from a display tray.
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Depaties
St Louis
Company H
Posse Enmitatus
16Th
Washington Avenue
22Nd Street
Chouteau
F. If Leichman
Sam Schwartzberg
Howe Miganind
Gemma
Glanes
Almoee
Chicago
Glenn
Goodbye and adieu in Anglo French verse clash
The piece riffs on mixing languages in everyday speech, praising familiar phrases like au revoir and adieu. It contrasts refined foreign terms with plain talk and praises a homeland voice that comforts the listener. Eugene Field is cited as the source for the excerpt.
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Galle
Collars Shape Summer Fashion Says Brassiere Era Ends
The article notes fashion shifts toward shorter boleros and exposed shoulders with jackets and gowns featuring wide collars trimmed in satin and lace. It describes exclusive shops selling lace fragments, white and black color schemes, and new neckwear like turned-down shoulder collars. Prices range from modest to high, reflecting varied taste.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Ad Seeks Health
A historical health advertisement extols life and health insurance benefits and promotes Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy. It includes customer testimony about improved health after using the remedy and mentions private correspondence with Dr. K. V. Pierce, Buffalo.
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Pierce
Golden Medical
Jones
Boro
Colleton
Dr. Pierce
Consett Br. Pierce
K.V. Pierce
Buffa
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