The Daily Northwestern Becumahel 1902 Oshkosh issue
The Northwestern announces publication details and rates for Oshkosh Wisconsin. It notes delivery times at four and five o clock with daily issues except Sunday. It lists postal rates, wire service affiliation, and office numbers. The issue is dated Thursday June 12 1902 and bears volume 35 number 139.
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Sunadsy
Hicks Printing Company
Oshkosh
Stampa
Winnebago County
Northwestern
Associated Press
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Wisconsin
Egge
Principles Over Personalities in Wisconsin State Debate
The Fond du Lac Commonwealth argues the core issue is whether Governor La Follette or Senator Spooner remains in office, urging tax reform and primary law revision as the real tests. It frames loyalty to principles over individual leaders, criticizes corporate-backed efforts against reform, and supports endorsing both leaders if the people demand it, while noting editorials and postal card policy trivia in the context.
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Fond du Lac
Spooner
la Follette
la Vollette
Dig
Amd
League
Whiteheal
Republican Party
Milwaukee
la Fol- Veda
County Supervisor Shea praised for strict tax assessment duties
The writer defends County Supervisor Shea against critics, arguing his duty is to ensure assessments are listed at full value under the new law. He cites increased property listings, adherence to law, and potential tax effects, concluding Shea is fearless and honest in directing assessors. The piece warns against neglect or favoritism seen elsewhere and fears Winnebago County could face scrutiny as a result.
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Ai. Shea
Algesgora
She
State Board of Equalization
Winnebago County
King Edward Hosts U S Ambassador Banquet at British Embassy
King Edward and Queen Alexandra attended a grand state dinner with United States Ambassador Choate at the American embassy in London. The event, marked by cordiality, drew a large crowd on Carlton House terrace and included prominent guests like J Pierpont Morgan and Mrs. Dough Robinson. The king and queen shared warm conversations with attendees, signaling strengthened Anglo American friendship amid lingering tensions.
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London
Edward
Alexandra
Victoria
United States
Choate
Carelton House
Spreral
Whitelaw Reid
J. Pierpont Morgan
Roosevelt
Dough Robinson
W. Sheffield Cowles
Morgan
Mi Nonsire
Mr. Morgan
Indies
England
Whitelaw Keld
Klong
Rome
Cassia
Kansas City
Misa Lillian Adams
James J. Hill
Labrador
Herman L. Humphrey
St. Croix County
Hudson
Wis
Congress
Harriet Lane Johnson
Washington
Land
Buchanan
White House
Prince of Wales
Order of the Garter
Americans and royalty fashion and timber myths collide
A scattered column blends light satire on British American ties at a London banquet with notes on royalty fashion. It discusses Maine timber supply longevity, a New York insurance fraud case tied to changing husbands, Colonel Bryan’s prolonged dream, a champagne suit assault suit, a Kansas City millionaire’s suicide over opponents, and bullfighting costs amid high bread prices, closing with a weather quip about sun and rain.
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New York
Marry an Actress and a Novelist Text Clash
A string of quick quotes from newspapers and thinkers on love marriage money and risk. Snippets from New York Sun Philadelphia Press Washington Post and Chicago Post mix sharp quips about celebrity marriages financial schemes and everyday folly.
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T’ Merritt
New York Sun
Scott
Judge
Choy
Jack Brownstone
Maria
Philadelphia Press
Wile Washington
Misa Cayenne
Washington Post
Diagustodis
Chicago
Marriage and Incomes Debate in Madison Journal
The Madison Journal contemplates whether a man can marry on fifty dollars a month and if income factors block happiness in marriage. It argues attention should shift to whether a spouse drinks, understands home-making, or joins in a runaway match, affecting a union for years to come.
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Upre
Madison Journal
Oshkosh Post Office Nomination Controversy Explored
Washington correspondence reports a heated Oshkosh post office nomination dispute involving Representative Davidson and Postmaster General Payne. Davidson pressed Crane's nomination amid rumors of political maneuvers, while Payne sought to avoid a decision. The president reportedly assumed responsibility, leaving Davidson and Oshkosh supporters with unclear motives as Davidson travels to New York.
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Oshkosh
Davidson
Payne
Crane
Captain Oregon
Oleson
Mr. Payne
Mr. Crane
White House
New York State
Washington Correspondence
Milwaukee Journal
Wisconsin Governor La Follette Defends McClaughry Inquiry
Neenah News editorial attacks Milwaukee Sentinel for alleging a personal friendship with Governor La Follette amid the McClaughry resignation as Waupun warden. It argues for prompt board of control investigations, defends the governor, and warns party rifts before the July convention.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
la Folvette
McClaughry
Waupun
Jose
Sentinel
la Follette
Board of Control
Department of Service
Dgaless
Wisconsin
The
MccCloughry
Republican Party of
Bolters’ League
Lasve
Neenah News
Citizens Demand Dog Tax To Curb Public Nuisance
A letter to the editor complains of large dog populations in Oakbeeh exposing families to hydrophobia risk in hot months. The writer urges a five dollar dog tax, mandatory muzzling, and restrictions to prevent roaming and damage to private property.
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Inman
Too Nach Renovation, No Tact McClaughry Penologist Charge
The Milwaukee Free Press argues Wisconsin should avoid replacing state prison superintendent McClaughry with outsiders claiming his penology skills are questionable. It praises his levelheaded, businesslike approach and warns against importing a high profile expert from beyond Wisconsin. The article likens him to a war den commander and suggests continuity is preferable.
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McClaughry
Wisconsin
Webster
Board of Control
Milwaukee Free Press
Don’t Use Stimulants Don’t Use Stimulants to boly up weak stomachs
Don’t Use Stimulants to bolster a tired stomach. Stimulants give a brief, forced effort then collapse. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food without the stomach’s aid and builds up the body. Rest is nature’s tonic and dieting is unnecessary. Cathartics offer only temporary relief.
Wisconsin News Roundup Mixed Local Items
A collage of Wisconsin notes recalls rail tempo in Oshkosh, street plans in Racine, pleasures and perils of lakes and laws. Reports cite Buddies of Madison and Milwaukee figures, strikes, weddings, and civic moves, with governor and court matters shaping headlines across Fond du Lac to Eau Claire.
Noted New York Magnates Sail to Labrador on Yacht Tadlyachelgh No 2
James J. Hib the railroad magnate Charles Davis an oyster packer of Baltimore C C Chirk a sewing cotton manufacturer and Judge Caesar Bunn of Oshkosh Wis sail today for Labrador on Tadlyachelgh No 2 owned by a syndicate Dis patch reports Oshkosh and Madison figures are linked to the trip The Racine branch of Mansfield Co faces a failed investment claim from Milwaukee residents totaling about 100 each
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New York
James J. Hib
Charles Davis
Baltimore
C. C. Chirk
Caesar Bunn
Oshkosh
Wis
Labrador
Dispatch
Bunn
Romanzo Bunn
Madison
John van Dyke Bunn
Tadlyadleigh
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted as Blood Remedy
An advertisement claims catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated with internal remedies. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure and Hall's Family Pills as effective, with statements about doctors, tonics, and blood purifiers, framed as a regular prescription.
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Fish
Isthmian canal bill vote set for June nineteenth
AEW notes report the senate will vote on the Isthmian canal bill on June 19. Other items include Peoria man Joseph Baker killing two stepsons in a family quarrel, Chicago planning a $1 billion bond issue for parks, and university of Illinois Urbana graduates addressed by Pres Went Draper. Navy seeks coal miners as seamen amid strikes, Vatican relations steady, Corintas Pacific cable bill defeated 116 to 7, with $51 million revenue shortfall cited. Jersey City station gates to bar kissing as arrivals pass through.
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Senate
Joseph Baker
Peoria
Chicago
University of Maols
Urbana
Pres Went Draper
Navy Department
United States
Philippine Commission
Vatican
Europe
Italy
Coritas Pacific
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Railroead
Fraing Diock
Third Degree Torture Allegations In Police Practice
A Racine Journal critique denounces the third degree torture alleged to be used by police to extract confessions. It warns that innocent men and women have confessed under coercion, noting public outcry over ongoing abuse and justice’s blindness to reform.
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Racine Journal
Whitehead's Futile Labors on Tax Question
Milwaukee News comments on Senator Whitehead's discussion of the railway tax bills, urging a frank stance. It questions the value of lengthy debate and calls for a clear position from the senator.
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Filppantis
Whitehead
Tax Commission
Whiteherd
Milwaukee News
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