Fond du Lac Man Aims for State Railroad Post
Hoyt A Winslow of Fond du Lac seeks the Republican nomination for railroad commissioner. Born in Aurora Illinois in 1864, he lived in Batavia and Chicago before moving to Wisconsin in 1888. He rose through traveling and railway committees, held state officer roles, and spoke for the Sixth district at McKinley’s 1900 convention. He also served on Gay W H Utham’s staff as a colonel and is currently pursuing the nomination again.
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Hoyt A. Winslow
Fond du Lac
Bonday
Winslow
Aurora
Kane County
Uinois
Batavia
Illinois
Chicago
Wisconsin
Badger State Traveling Men's Association
Travelers' Protective Edvocation of America
National Railway
Gay. W. H. Upham
Graham L. Rice
Philadelphia
McKinley
Waupaca's Growth as Industrial and Agricultural Hub
Northwestern Star reports on Waupaca Wisconsin’s growth as a thriving city with diverse industry. Manufactures include starch plants, mills, a creamery, woolen mill, foundry, boat factory, and granite concerns. The piece highlights rich farming, a strong potato and stock trade, and a prosperous banking sector fueling future development.
Waupaca’s Modern City Features and Chain of Lakes Glory
The article highlights Waupaca’s Portland cement sidewalks, modern five mile electric streetcar, strong school system led by Principal C. R. Showalter with sixty-five graduates in three years, and a city-water system with granite basin. It notes water power, street use of crushed stones, a robust fire and police setup, hotels, dual telephone systems, and a scenic Chain of Lakes described as Wisconsin’s paradise requiring a teen-minute electric ride to reach.
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Union
Wisconsin
Chain O' Lakes
Chain of Lakes
Veterans’ Home
Wisconsin Veterans’ Home
Waupaca
Wallonen
Chain o'Lakes
Wahupnea
C. R. Showalter
Warren
Elty
Gordinier
Bell
Ferr~ Ie
Wauupaca
Waupica
Scandinavian Evangelical Lutheran Society
Raradice
Neely Free Under New Amnesty Act
President Palma grants amnesty with perhaps a dozen beneficiaries including naturalized Cubans. Neely and Rathbone, convicted of Post Office frauds, are highlighted. Neely has served twenty five months, Rathbone awaits Supreme Court ruling on his eight year sentence. Neely expresses readiness to leave prison and may pursue business schemes after release.
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Associated Press
New York
Palma
Havana
Tribune
Estes G. Rathbone
C. F. W. Neely
Neely
Rathbone
Supreme Court
Tam
States
Outrage at Schofield Shocks Wausau Area
A man assaulted Ruth Anvoorts, a six year old, and her playmate while berry picking near Schofield, tearing clothing and muffling cries. A search party captured the suspect near Schofield around dusk and he is held at the county jail as the girl’s condition is watched. Also, Peter Cabot, a longtime Wisconsin River pioneer, died at the county insane asylum this morning after a life of lumber foreship and rural living.
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Wauaau
Wis
Schofield
Here
Ruth
Henry Anvoorts
Mosiner
Peter Cabot
Wisconsin
Alton
St. Louis
Wunters
Paine's Celery Compound Promoted As Nerve Strengthener
An older newspaper notice touts Paine's Celery Compound as a cure for nervous debility and sleeplessness with testimonials from President T. J. Shaffer and a steel workers strike context. It also recounts a deranged vagrant tale and ends noting Republicans urging Webster E. Brown for congressional representative.
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Paine
Colery
T. J. Shaffer
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel, and ‘Tin Workers of the
United States
Pittsburg
Waupaca High School Class of 1902 Commencement
The 1902 graduating class commencement will be held at the city opera house in Waupaca on Wednesday afternoon and evening. At the Wisconsin State Medical Society's fifty sixth annual meeting Dr. Pelton of Waupaca was elected vice president, to serve with F. E. Walbridge of Milwaukee. Seventy three members joined, and Milwaukee selected as next meeting site.
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Waupaca
Wis
City Opera House
Wisconsin State Medical Society
Pelton
F. E. Walbridge
Milwaukee
Oldest Physician Dr Otis Freeman Dies in New Jersey
New York reports Otis Freeman said to be America’s oldest practicing physician, died at Freehold New Jersey. Born December 30, 1809 in New Hampshire, he continued practicing until within six days of death. Also reported, Dr George W Woods retired U S Navy medical director, died in San Francisco, born New Bedford, Massachusetts in 1833.
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Associated Press
New York
Otis Freeman
America
Freehold
N. J
Freeman
New Hampshire
Ile
NAVAL
San Francisco
Cal
George W. Woods
United States Navy
Army
Navy
Fle
New Bedford
Mass
Liberty Bell Returns to Independence Hall
The Liberty Bell, shown in Charleston, was brought back to Philadelphia and restored to Independence Hall after a Washington departure at 10 o clock and 30 minutes. Troops and bands accompanied the procession to the old resting place while thousands cheered along the route and Mayor Aabridge welcomed the bell home.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Charleston
Elly
Independence Fall
Washington
Independence Hall
Aabridge
New York Co operative Butcher Shop Opens in Jewish Quarter
A first New York co operative butcher shop opened in the Jewish quarter under the East Side Ladies and Trust association. The rush began with a line a block long as 2,000 pounds of chuck meat were sold at a low price to the public, marking a notable cooperative effort in the city.
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Affociitea Presa
New York
Kocher
East Site
Ladies Anu Trust Association
Noraphy
Association plans new shops after early sale of kosher stock
The group notes prices were lower than in kosher shops and stock sold out within hours. It says plans to open additional shops across the district to meet demand.
Dancing Convention Opens in New York With 1000 Teachers
The Normal School Association Masters of Dancing of the United States and Canada opened its ninth annual convention in New York. About 1,000 dancing teachers attended, a third of whom were described as worms. The event runs for ten days, with a major topic being the adoption of a uniform style of dancing across the country and Canada.
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iBy Associated Press
New York
Normal School Association Masters of Dancing
United States
Canada
Worms
Chinaman Gets Orders From Mob In Cot Springs
Sidaho Springs Colorado June 10 Louis Sing a Chinese man was hanged from a tree twice by a mob and told to leave town or face death after attempting to take a white girl Nel Ne Merchen. He suffered minor injuries from rope cuts and a knockdown.
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Associated Press
Sidaho Springs
Cot
Louis Sing
Nel- Ne Merchen
Fabile School Teachera Analysis of Teacher Quality
The article laments the rank and file of teachers from top to bottom as unimpressive and undisciplined. It suggests many hold teaching jobs as a career to avoid disruption, reading for recreation rather than growth, and lacking genuine scholarly engagement. It decries superficial reading and calls for higher aims in education.
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Rainbow Lake
Loyola Villa
Moyt A. Winslow
Northwestern Star
Prince
Chain O’ Lakes
Waupsea
E. C. Sessions
Crushed Granite and Stone Company
Waupaca Granite Co
Ity
Wisconsin Central Inc
Wisconsin Central
Waupeca
Wanpaca
Wausau
Anagalt
Paine’s
Pete
Webster E. Brown
Wah
Otis Freeman Lipthen
Freehold, N. J
Liberty Bell
Taffeta Yard
Chinaman
Asiz ‘Siri
Milwaukee Beer
Fred Miller Brewing CO
Miwaukee
J. C. Voss
Market St
National Fiber & Cellulose CO
Oyns
U. S
Neerly
Weil Ze
Wii Torte Wold & Co
Carcera
Iar
Fata Etcorpathica
Geneouhford
Osatehen
Densmore
Densmore Typewriter CO
Broadway
O. H. Race
Washington St
Oshkosh
J. L. Clark
S Spring
Main St
Oshkosh, Wis
Frank Leach
South Main
Northwestern
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