The Northwestern of Oshkosh Wisconsin June 5 1402
The Northwestern notes publication in Oshkosh Wisconsin with telegraph leased wire service from Associated Press and a mailing price of 40 cents per month or 1 year for 1.00 in advance. It lists offices and publisher residence and proclaims Wisconsin Telephone numbers for offices and editorial rooms.
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Bio Printing Company
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Governor Cleared in Waupun Prison Warden Retirement
The state board of control issues a statement absolving Governor La Follette of blame in the retirement of Waupun warden C. McClaughry amid charged irregularities. It details investigations, the warden’s refusal to cooperate, and the board’s decision to accept his resignation, also noting deputy Flaherty’s discharge and E S Harvey’s past replacements.
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Alwaukee Sentinel
Government not controlling state institutions claim denied
The statement asserts the governor has not dictated appointments or candidates for state institutions. It emphasizes the board's freedom to act in all matters under state control and denies executive interference in these institutions.
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Milwaukee Aldermen fight over nude posters ordinance
In Milwaukee Alderman Henry Smith pushes a bill to bar pictorial prints that expose the nude form or indecent words on billboards and shop windows. Supporters want police power to regulate displays while opponents seek broader bans and draped attire for all nude imagery.
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Hétary Smith
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Police Department
Milwaukee
No Investigation for Cuba Expenditures Sparks Debate
The piece argues against a House inquiry into Cuba’s military governorship spending, calling the Democrats’ push a political trap and saying there is no evidence of irregularities. It notes public calls to raise the wreck of the Main and comments on immigration trends and Ohio political strife led by Senator Hanna.
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Balance of opinions on politics and society
A stream of brief comments touches on church leadership rumors, potential retirements, Cuba and the Philippines, Roosevelt’s safety, presidential contenders Hanna and Bryan, Kitchener’s peace, auto safety, horse racing in Spain, and health trends, reflecting public discourse and playful speculation of the era.
Locusts and Oysters Highlight Culinary History in Chicago Journal
The article reminisces on epicurean dishes featuring locusts and honey and recalls old time chefs who used such fare. It notes modern farming concerns and mentions hoof trust activities while discussing the appeal of unusual bites in historical menus.
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Newnan in Utta Te In generality conceded among men
A fragmented quote discusses the role of newspapers in serving the public by reporting world events honestly while avoiding sensationalism. It contrasts editorial commentary with news columns and emphasizes cleanliness and usefulness to readers. The text also includes a stray Detroit Journal line and a Carthage Missouri reference.
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The Soldier's Dirge Remembered in Lippincott’s
A lament for a fallen cavalry soldier. The poem honors his courage and sacrifice, noting the saber bright and the drumless march as the procession moves slowly past with pride in his memory. Elizabeth Hurman is mentioned in Lippincott's.
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Wisconsin Press notes signal shifts in politics and service
A survey of Wisconsin newspaper chatter reports pundit views on governor candidates, Roosevelt’s potential fair attendance, and party splits. It notes Oshkosh postmaster changes, Chicago labor actions, and Winnebago rural free delivery expansion with praise for Davidson’s work.
Fragmentary 1885 Dialogue Snippet From Exchange
A garbled excerpt shows a collage of quotations and labeled voices including Mrs Idun Mr Goodheart and Mayme. The text references Chicago Inter Ocean Detroit Free Press Kansas City Star and Washington Post style chatter with implied social remarks and a line about retaining fees and lawyers.
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Local Briefs from Wisconsin Items Across Towns
State Abw. Green Bay dedicates cornerstone of Carnegie Library. Fort Atkinson schools closed for smallpox. Mani towoc finds a feral dog shot on streets. Chetek store and warehouse burned. Thalesa valued at 4000 dollars. John Mulaney, Watertown farmer, dies from hired man shooting. Fond du Lac grocer Henry Co. offered Havana post as consu l to by father-in-law General Brags. La Crosse to build a Masonic temple. Lutherans discuss feeble-minded home near Eau Claire. Fond du Lac district Methodist conference set for Byron June 2 29 with Rev. A. J. Benjamin presiding elder. Manitowoc Bank high bidder on 25,003 municipal bonds at par. La Crosse St Francis Hospital struck by lightning. minor damage. Two Rivers Bosschieter case followed by prosecutions. Oshkosh chosen for next state Sunday School meeting. S B Harding elected president. H J Collins and wife of Berlin marriage anniversary celebrated as solden wedding. Chippewa Falls wagon load of window frames caused injury to C S Wart. Milwaukee Medical College exonerated by state board. Touls McFainland sues Madison white caps raiders for 100k. Eau Claire church split over rector Rev J P Millbank. Manitowoc lake traffic May arrivals show 100 steamers and 31 schooners with totals up modestly vs last year.
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Mrs Ida L Roser Discusses Marriage and Female Health
Mrs Ida L Roser states she has been married nearly two years without a child and has suffered painful menstruation and female health complications until recently, in a formal note or interview.
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Lydia E Pinkham Remedy Endorsed By Denver Woman
An unsourced letter praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound describes recovery from inflammation and ulceration after four bottles. The writer Mas Ipa L Rosner of 326 18th Ave Denver claims renewed health, vigor, and ability to perform duties, urging others to try the remedy and seek free advice from the mass writer in Massachusetts.
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Frost mortgage tax bill feeds gubernatorial veto debate
Milwaukee Free Press notes the Frost mortgage tax bill is central to attacks on Governor La Follette. Opponents say his veto may cost renomination, while supporters claim the measure would both relieve money lenders and tax mortgagors, and its defeat burdens both sides.
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English lord to perform in Captain Marshall comedy
New York will host a visit by an English lord who signed with Frohman to appear in Captain Marshall's new comedy. The earl of Born plans a performance in town as part of a theater season.
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Chicago Planing Mills Form Trust In New Jersey
Twenty Chicago planing mills unite to form a trust with capital stock of 2 590 000 dollars under the lawn of New Jersey. Mayor Ames of Minneapolis faces charges over offering to divide the sheriff salary of 15 009 dollars if his selection is approved by commissioners. John William Riley, embezzler from a London bank, surrenders after appropriating ten thousand dollars and fleeing detectives. The body of Mary Love, daughter of an Illinois farmer, arrives at Chicago police station in a brougham. the driver mistook her for a rumored doctor.
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Ring off please you have connected with the wrong number
A romance tale centers on a telephone girl and a bill clerk planning a future together. They debate chores in the morning with the husband’s rest in mind. The girl playfully ends the scene by asking to connect with the correct number.
Old Gid Story and Davidson Brothers Bankruptcy Note
A late night scene theme contrasts youth and elders as lovers debate. The Davidson Brothers Marble Company of Chicago, formerly Milwaukee based, has filed for bankruptcy with about 33 million in notes and few assets. they once owned the Davidson theater hotel in Milwaukee and the Great Northern hotel in Chicago.
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Unclear OCR Item About Bromo Quinine Label
Fragmentary text shows a signature on a box claiming cure in one day, likely damaged OCR of medicinal product labeling. No clear date or identifiable entities beyond consumer medicine branding.
Rise of the Newly Rich reshapes old New World society
John Gilmer Speed notes how prosperity after the Civil War spurred a shift from quiet plain living to conspicuous luxury. Wealth from land, trade, and piracy fueled a new moneyed class centered in New York Washington Square Philadelphia Walnut Street and Beacon Street Boston. The Hebraic banker and his bride sped the end of old gentility as the “primrose path of dalliance” drew the old order into joint indulgence with the new.
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Horse Meat Debate Reflects High Beef Prices
A Milwaukee exchange discusses horse meat as a cheaper alternative amid beef costs. It recalls Paris siege era dining on horse and beet dishes, noting horse meat is lean but not nourishing due to lack of fat. The editor also offers a quip about perception and intelligence.
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Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
Local ad claims Hall's Catarrh Cure combines internal tonics with blood purifiers to treat catarrh as a constitutional disease. It asserts the remedy is a regular prescription from a top physician and promises testimonials. Sold by druggists for 7 cents. produced by F. J. Cheney & Co in Toledo, Ohio.
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