The Brewers Contention at Milwaukee Meeting
The United States Brewers association met in Milwaukee with over 600 firms represented. They claim two billion dollars in invested capital and seek cooperation to reform the industry by closing low dives and saloons that attract women, while opposing prohibitionists. They argue reforms can elevate the liquor trade and reduce intemperance without full prohibition.
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United States Brewers’ Association
Milwaukee
Exse Ision
Size of the Vote Speculation in Canis Presidential Election
The article discusses how many qualified voters may abstain in elections, noting estimates from 1900 of 60 million plus voters and stay-at-home rates varying by region. It predicts future turnout may reach records, with analyses of stay-at-home fractions and their impact on final vote totals.
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Canis
Privitasse
Tamney
Ota
Here
Flying machines for War Department tests at Fort Meyer
The War Department accepts three aeroplane models to compete in tests at Fort Meyer Virginia later this month or next. The machines rely on large wings for flight, use mobile engines, and are kept confidential. Tests aim to reveal general ideas to the public while protecting inventor details.
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Beimg
War Department
Fort Meyer
Quem Walle
Cats Dogs and Children Fund Compare Highlights Wealth Gap
A New York effort to feed homeless children in tenements drew about 1700 in subscriptions, while a separate drive for funding care for homeless cats and dogs reached around 4000, underscoring public priorities. The piece notes the imbalance in charitable giving and references political conventions and social debates of the era.
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New York
Iesa
East River Named Salt River Despite Decades
The East River in New York was renamed Salt River about 30 years ago. The article notes imports of tropical and subtropical products totaling around 4 million annually. It mentions diverse statistics on suicides, medicine, and demographic shifts, with references to James I. Oliver of South Bend and Dr Paul Bloementhal. It also references a Ux-Senate figure Stewart of Nevada and a Washington resident.
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East River
New York
Salt River
United States
Europe
James I. Oliver
South Bend
Imi Vacontl
Paul Bloementhal
Liamburg
Unitead Simex
Lrof
John R. Wist
University
United States Indian Schvel
Chileco
South
Ux-Senate
Stewart
Nevada
Tha Tong
Senate
Washington
Among the Newspapers Collect Oddities and Opinions
A compiled slice of clippings notes varied items from newspaper talk and editorials. It mentions a boxing crowd in Milwaukee, a glue maker sued for divorce, silent political candidacy by Uncle Ike Stephenson, Michigan professors opposing the simple life trend, and remarks about paper profits and newspaper beginnings in Lancaster and Wisconsin towns.
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Supermr Telegram
Ike Stephenson
Silenco
Golden Bute
Ashwaukea Wisconsin
Thys
Menisha Record
Wisconsin Democrats
Shebosgan Journal
Milwaukhee
U—Milwaukee Journal
Tend du Lac
Fond du Lac Commonwealth
Tyis
Grant County Herald
Madison Journal
Cordelia Belief Downplays Mighty Words' Weight
A concise remark emphasizes that large terms do not necessarily carry greater impact than concise statements. The line challenges emphasis on vocabulary size over substance in discourse.
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Cordelia
Mountains Speak to New York Times Boarding Offer
Historic cluttered lines describe a mountain retreat with airy rooms baths and spring water. It promises cozy dell paths near spruce and pine groves, no mosquitoes, daily coaching, an orchestra and dancing hall, weekly euchre, gas and artificial light, and moderate weekly board prices.
Brews Notes and National Conventions Highlight Rising Tensions
Troops mass at Reval to protect king and czar while a Woman's suffrage plank moves forward at the Republican national convention preparation. Washington will be well represented as fourteen embassies attend. The Republican committee notes strong demand for tickets to the marching debate at the Coliseum. Mia Stuyvesant Fish denounces New York and Newport society, blaming wealth for lax morals. After nearly nine hours, Russian nurse Sarah Monet fatally shoots Dr Efuspitam, claiming he betrayed her, then surrenders to police.
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Reval
Russia
Edward
Czar
Tenolations Committee
Washington
Rapebliiag
Deba
Coliseum
Mia Stuyvesant Fish
Society
New York
Newport
Sarah Monet
Wiliam Efuspitam
Wisconsin items cluttered state news flash
A Wisconsin clipping lists multiple local items, including restoration of Merrill’s Masonic temple, Almena bank plans with ten thousand capital, a June 1 commencement at Vera niana Academy, Fond du Lac grain patent company, Beaver Dam church anniversary, Avenue College commencement, and Kenosha Elactric franchise rulings invalidated. Other notes mention accidents, arrests, and civic actions in Chippewa Falls, Sheboygan, Racine, and nearby towns.
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Chippewa Falls
Merrill's
Masonic Temple
Almena
Fond du Lac
Shocker Beaver Dam
First Presbyterian Church
Sunday Avenue College
Arthur
James C. Jepsen
Kenosha
Lockjaw
Frank Monroe
Brodhead
Gorden Howie
Laula Reichart
Sheboygan
Reichart
Mulweakes
Bockmont
Supe-rior
Omaha
Maulsan
John King
Racine
Hugh Groton
Commercial and Savings Bank
Elks
Kissinger
Milwaukee
Diedrich Burhop
Prohibition and Local Option Distinction
The Milwaukee News notes a difference between local option and prohibition. Prohibition aims to suppress saloons as well as manufacture and consumption of alcohol. Local option lets communities decide license status, avoiding forced measures and potential resistance to law.
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Milwaukee News
Boys and the Wild Birds in Marion Admonition
The Marion Advertiser warns that boys who idly use guns and sling shots on song birds violate state law. Any observer can report and have offenders arrested and fined for each offense, with ongoing incidents around Marion.
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Marion
Marion ‘Advertiser
Aylward May Seek Democratic Governor Nomination Again
In Madison the possibility is raised that John Aylward will run for governor on the Democratic ticket. Critics, including Antivo Republican writers, note his continued experience in governing.
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John Aylward
Madison
Day of meeting love remembered in Harper's Bazaar
Kate Whitne Patch reflects on a long awaited first meeting of lovers in a memory piece. The poem portrays a clear moment when two souls recognize each other face to face and share a warm clasp, ending in a feeling of awakening and mutual recognition.
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You
Kate Whitne Patch
Harper's Baxar
Ham Tree at Grand Opera House Tonight
Amusemeves McIntyre Heath and a full company present The Ham Tree a comic sensation from New York on tour in three acts. The show features McIntyre Heath and supporting players including Jeanne Towler Belle Gold and Alfred Fisher with music by Jerome Schwartz and lively musical interludes amid a Georgia minstrels inspired love tale set in varied locales.
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Nicklebacher
Meintjie
Heath
George W Hobart
McIntyre and
Witty Fragments and Pledges in a Telegraphic Muddle
A collage of humorous vignettes and social quips on favorites in meat and finance, with a quip on speculators and a statuary garden gaffe. A temperance meeting ends with a signatory appeal as the crowd is asked to join in. An advertising block touts Hall's Catarrh Cure with dubious medical claims and a list of distributors.
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Dar~ling
Rolie
Stock Exchange
John
Sald
Jessee
Jemima
London
Hall
J Cheney & CO
Toteda
Talks on Refrigeration by F B Fulmer Draws Interest
Local stationary engineers host an open meeting on refrigeration next Thursday at 8 pm at the Engineers hall 47 Main street. Fulmer manager of Oshkosh Pure Milk will lecture on refrigeration and demonstrate principles for both members and nonmembers. audience from Fond du Lac expected.
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Association of Stationary Engineers
F B. Fulmer
Oshkosh Pure Milk Company
Fulmer
Engineer's Association
Thorsday
Fond du Lac
Main Street
State Association of Stationary Engineers
Milwaukee
Opportunities in Army Described by Oshkosh Recruiter
Julius Newbeck, US recruiting officer in Oshkosh, says many youths overlook army chances across branches. He notes strict physical exams, unfilled infantry and coast artillery slots, higher pay, low living expenses, and perks like summer athletic events and winter gym recreation. Fifty local youths enlisted in six months, with private pay rising from 18 to 15 dollars monthly.
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Julius Newbeck
United States
Oshkosh
Ant Coast Artillery
Coast Artillery
Newbeck
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