Burrows Speech Highlights Roosevelt Loyalty at Republican Con
The article surveys Burrows address at the Republican convention praising Theodore Roosevelt and urging loyalty to the party leaders. It notes Taft enthusiasm emerging after nominations and discusses public sentiment as delegates prepare for campaign efforts. It also references burdens of crime costs and prison labor debates shaping national policy.
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Keroote
Sp-Cealtul Beynate
Iepuntican Nacional
Tepublicsi Party
Turrasys
Hns
Rae Spubllenn
Ita
Republian
Dion
Generili
Yes Pressé
Roosevale
Roosevelt
Chicago
Taft
Phus
Ohio
Béricus
Atention
Kansas Harvest Jobs Draw Outsiders With Big Pay
The Kansas wheat harvest attracts 20 000 migrant workers from outside, lured by wages of 2 50 to 2 60 per day and the promise of a festive work scene. The Milwaukee Journal notes political squibs and references Senator Stephenson considering reelection as floods push Kansas toward wetter conditions despite prohibition laws.
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Kansas
Theansag City Journal
Kangas
Antalde of
Enre
Wife
Akles
Praitir
Kansax
Stephenson
Milwaukee half million edition promotes city growth
The newspaper highlights a special twenty page Milwaukee edition aimed at boosting industrial and commercial interests and pushing Milwaukee’s population toward a half million. It cites Wisconsin’s pride in the state metropolis and notes current 365,000 population with 15,000 annual growth, urging continued push for faster growth and state prosperity through Milwaukee’s rise. It discusses political conventions, Roosevelt, La Follette, and platform drafts, with commentary on the Chicago gathering and party dynamics while ending with a humorous note on a woman’s approach to bathing practice.
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Nemitenakes
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Fragmentary verse fragment in Appiton manuscript note
The text presents a fragmentary literary line set in a dated script. It references themes of love and restraint with partial phrases such as tender confessionals and resigning love. The note names James Terry White and Appiton, suggesting a personal or archival provenance within a historical sub-collection.
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Dia Fae
James Terry ‘White
Appiton
Appeal for aid after death of Gustav Jenrich in Oshkosh
A fundraising appeal to support Gustav Jenrich’s widow and nine children after his accidental death on May 28 urges Oshkosh workers to contribute any amount from 1 cent to 1 dollar or more. Donations may be sent to 178 New York Avenue or Oshkosh Living Trust Company to credit Mrs Jenrich’s account.
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Oshkosh
Gustav Jenrich
New York Avenue
Oshkosh Livings ‘Trust Company
R. D. VanTassel
Various Facts From Global Notes on Culture and Industry
Fragmented notes report Germany’s cocoa drinking record Tennyson’s poetry yielding about $35 000 annually Tokyo 800 public houses serving 300 000 daily readers average woman’s head hair lighter by some amount gasoline end saves space in launches US liquor dealers needing two government licenses, Turkey reports lifting the telephone ban and Constantinople considering two city systems.
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Germany
Tennyson
United States
Turkey
Constantieople
Wisconsin State Briefs Highlight Elections and Industry
State notes report a revived green bug affecting farmers and grain markets. Milwaukee figures announce a Republican congressional candidacy. Fort Atkinson electors to vote on a 25 000 bridge bond. Wisconsin hosts national foresters convention in Milwaukee. Kaukauna cases lead to reform school sentences. Armory aid condition met for state funds. A long lost letter from La Crosse explains a 21 year delay in inheritance.
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Racine Royal
Arcanum
Phillips Fifield
Eau Claire
August Lutzke
de. J. DM. Bettet
Milwaukee
Rapub-ican
Congress
Fort Atkinson
Rock River
Wisconsin
Northern, Smelting and. Manufacturing Company
United Order of Foresters
Watertown
J. H. Kater
Jonus Helmke
Willam Burhans
Northwestern
Kaukauna
State Reformatory
Green Bay
F. Gilbert
Light Horse Squadron Armory Association
la Crosse
Louis Stetz
Metz
Milwaukee official Corcoran weds Agnes Murphy at St John’s
Cornelius Corcoran, longtime Milwaukee common council president, married Agnes Murphy this morning at St. John’s cathedral in the city. The ceremony concludes a lifelong attachment said to have begun in childhood.
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Cornelius Corcoran
Milwaukee
University awards ninety thousand degrees at Michigan
S87 degrees conferred by the University of Michigan. Roosevelt disclaims responsibility for the Cummins boon. Beef and manufactured ice prices rise. Women at the Coliseum Chicago remove hats following Mrs. Roosevelt Longworth. Democratic convention committee members predict Johnson withdrawal. Central Lite Securities stockholders apply for receiver amid alleged fraud.
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University of Michigan
Roosevelt
Cummins
Coliseum
Chicago
Alles Roosevelt Longworth
Sie
Johnson
Central Lita Securities Company
Humorous Bits From London Test Readers
A collection of witty snippets and sketches from London readers includes quips about fashion, a prize winning cow and sheep picture, a courtroom jab at a judge, and a prankster boy who stops helping people after a chair trick.
Wisconsin Political Gossip and Society Notes
Wisconsin newspapers report on party conventions in Milwaukee and Sheboygan with satire about leaders and churchgoing. Victor Berger not nominated shocks Wisconsin Social Democrats while fiction and public reactions fill the page in multiple towns.
Brewers clash over reform as editors debate liquor era
In Wisconsin comment pages the Fond du Lac Bulletin and Milwaukee Journal discuss Brewer interests and reforms. Editors warn against overzealous anti liquor measures while noting brewer association plans to clean house and seek public support. Antigo Journal critiques conformity in political debate. Kenosha News reports on brewer responses.
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Wausau Record-Merald
Fond du
Fond du Lac Bulletin
Brumder
Davidson
Milwaukee Journal
Antigo Journal
Brewers’ Association
Kenosha
Railroads defend commodity clause in Pennsylvan ia coal case
In Philadelphia on June 17 the government and coal transport railroads argued over the Hepburn act commodity clause. Attorneys Bonaparte and John G. Johnson contended the clause restrains coal shipments from mines with railroad interests beyond Pennsylvania. Railroads argue it is a prohibition, constitutes class legislation, and imposes excessive penalties.
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Associated Press
Philadelphia
Bonaparte
John G. Johnson
Volved
Pennsylvania
Dallas, Gray and Buffington
Sitting &N Air Equity
Robert W. Deforest
New York
Hydrophobia Fatality Reported in Danville
Danville Pennsylvania reports the death of Joseph Gerst aged seventy nine from hydrophobia after a dog bite two months earlier. The disease followed a spate of mad dog scares in Danville with several bites to dogs horses and even people. Also reported today former circuit judge Pembrook R Flitcraft aged sixty one from heart disease noted as prominent in Masonic circles in St Louis Missouri.
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Associated Press
Danville
Joseph Gerst
Gerst
Jurist
Mason
St. Louis
Pembrook R. Flitcraft
Temperance Meet Continues at Saratoga Congress
The World’s meeting of temperance groups at Saratoga commemorates the first society’s anniversary. National Purity Federation and National Division Goal of Temperance direct sessions. Eastern anti-saloons leaguers begin a three day conference with many states represented. Temperance editors heard remarks from prohibition writers as the conference runs through the week.
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Associated Press
Saratoga
Temperance Society
National Purity Federation
National Division
Temperance
Mr Rockefeller and party arrive for summer at Forest Hill
Associated Press reports John D Rockefeller and household arrived in Cleveland on the Lake Shore Limited. The train stopped at Glenville where autos awaited to take the party to Rockefeller's summer home at Forest Hill.
Tenement Fire Averted on Stanton Street
An incendiary attempted to burn a large Stanton Street tenement in New York. A tenant raised the alarm, police and helpers fought the fire with water buckets, and residents escaped in night attire. The blaze was stopped with little damage. this marks the second such attempt within two months.
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Associated Press
New York
Hersofig
Stanton’ Street
Purses Cut at Coney Island Jockey Club Meet
The Coney Island Jockey Club announces a 50 percent reduction in added money for all closed races at the upcoming June meeting at Sheepshead Bay. The state races' added money remains unchanged.
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Associated. Press
New York
Coney. Isaland
Jockey Club
Sheepshead” Bay
Coney Island Jockey Club
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