Northwestern Wisconsin News Advertisements 1900
The fragment lists subscription prices for the Northwestern Wisconsin newspaper with monthly and yearly rates, mentions circulation details and reader services, and notes printing capacity and offices at Park Row. It identifies the publisher The Northwestern and provides contact and office details in Madison and Milwaukee areas.
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Wiedsala
Oobkoob
Butea
Norliwentera
Newapapet
Milwau
Ain
Northwestern
Park Row
Tithe Rome Ofice
Weetera
Notiwastern
Whecomla
Meitiens
Pebbsher
Stampede for Roosevelt and the Republican ticket
The piece argues for Roosevelt as a preferred candidate and vice president choice, praising his anti corruption record and insistence on enforcing the laws. It claims a stampede against Roosevelt would hinder reform and calls for more leaders like him to advance political independence and justice.
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Roosevelt
New York
Roose
McKinley
Elhia
Bossimir
No Official Tidings Amid Chinese Crisis Report
The piece notes a complete absence of official communications from Pekin legations and the international column as tensions rise in China. It reports that foreign ships bombarded and took possession of Taku forts, with speculation that Chinese forces or Boxers caused the attack, while news remains unconfirmed and contested.
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China
Pekin
Tien Tain
Taku
Peperta
Unclear past turmoil in China regarding empress dowager influence
The article expresses fear of treachery by the empress dowager and doubts that Chinese authorities can curb the insurrection and shield foreigners and missionaries. It notes the danger to foreign refuges and the grim chance of safety as communications are interrupted.
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China
Havana elects calm in Cuban self government vote
Havana held municipal elections with a calm, orderly process. Nationalists won key posts including mayor, treasurer, and a majority of councilmen and judges, while independents gained a few seats. The piece analyzes voter eligibility, literacy, and citizenship patterns among Havana men age twenty one and older.
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Cuba
Havana
National Party
Sauccessful
Tcket
General Rodriguez
Mora
Tventy
Spain
Ami
Political Mormons and Running Mates in Populist Plot
The piece discusses Hon A Towne and William J Bryan at Monoqua with mixed plans as Bryan pursues cross party support. It notes Wisconsin delegates possibly backing Roosevelt for vice president and laments Wisconsin’s Democratic strength dwindling amid popu llist maneuvering and national ticket strategy.
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A. Towne
Duluth
Wiliam J. Bryan
Monoqua
Towne
Bryan
Mgr. Bryan
Simon
Utah
Weather and Politics Mixed With Odd Predictions
An observer notes voters ready to support McKinley in November while a French astronomer warns of a hot summer due to sunspots. In other items President Kruger is moving his capital by locomotive and Des Moines reports a fire risk due to convention dates.
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Kruger
Des Moines
Fourth of July masque carnival ends village celebration
Reports from Janesville describe a planned Fourth of July events ending with a Masque Carnival at night. A Racine woman dies from lockjaw caused by a fingertip scratch while cleaning fish. A Fond du Lac brakeman is killed when struck by freight cars at Appleton Junction.
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Janes
Nicholas Lanser
Racine
Lock-Jaw
Thomas Dunn
Fond du Lac
Appleton Junction
Waupaca
Pond du Lac
Hadeen
Thomas
Higgins
Ernathae
Milwaukee
Germany
Uhde
Itigs
Wisconsin Democrats See 30000 Plurality Hint For Fall
Wausau reports William J. Bryan suggested a 30000 plurality for Democrats in Wisconsin this fall. The remark drew scrutiny as Bryan is on a fishing trip. The Milwaukee Journal’s advocacy for Wall drew Dems’ suspicions about motives behind his candidacy.
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Wausau
William J. Bryan
Wisconsin
Bryan
la Crosse
Milwaukee Journal
Wall
Mr. Wall
Green Bay
Comic Snippets and Jokes From Daily Laugh Lines
A collage of humorous quips and exchanges from newspapers including quips about weddings, servants, baldness, and polite society. The set features exchanges about marriages, money, hair loss, and workplace irony with a variety of voices and regional papers.
Book and Heart and Wall Limay End
A fragmented poem contrasts a book collector with shelved tomes and fading vitality. A Wisconsin political column criticizes Wall Liman and the Democratic machine, accusing it of dictatorial rule, corruption, and lobbying for corporate interests at the national level.
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Wall
Wisconsin
Earth
Peck
Democratic Party of
Wail
Coo
Congress
Democratic Party
Ihuragter
Bryan
Silver
Madison Democrat
Cape Colony Cabinet Reorganized with Sprigg Premier
The Cape Colony announces a new cabinet headed by Sir J Gordon Sprigg as premier and treasurer with J J Graham as colonial secretary and other ministers including Rose Innes, Smartt, and Frost. The report notes a rising auto crime and pending legislation to penalize reckless vehicle use.
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Cape Colony
J. Gorton Sprigg
Associated Press
Cape Town
J. Gordon Sprigg
Tresaurer
J. J. Graham
Mr. Rose
Innes
Smartt
Department of Public Works
Sir Decer Faure
Wericulture
Frost
Portias
China in doubt over Boxer suppression policy
A June dispatch from Pekin reports the Chinese government is undecided whether to suppress the Boxers or defy foreign powers, with the empress holding sway. Boxers control Le Satlon street near foreign legations as Western nationals flee. A relief force moves toward Pekin as a Chinese army stands by, and German minister von Ketteler is believed slain. Langfang reports Seymour’s relief column halted awaiting reinforcements and Russian aid.
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Associated Press
London
Morning Post
Pekin
Tung Chau
le Satlon Street
Shanghai
Express
Taotai Sheng
Tien Tsin
Fuh Siang
Legation
Baron von Ketteler
Sun Mill Cause Gravelbeat Spot Studied by Astronomer
June 12 reports astronomer Abbea Mareux sketching a sunspot of about forty kilometers diameter visible to the naked eye for seven days from Paris. He forecasts additional spots in July, August and September and predicts extreme heat this year. A Home Magazine writer estimates Britain could spend £114,000 on war relief, education and charity, if war funds were redirected to overall social good.
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Paris
Abbea Mareux
United Kingdom
Thair Ceng
Bird courtship dances fascinate winter observers
A humorous note from Harper's Bazar compares grouse and crane mating displays to a grand theatrical dance. The piece extols the elaborate bowings, postures, and noises of the birds as they balance and leap, entertaining even the wind as it mimics their movements.
Man Refuses High Salary to Lead Brooklyn Trust
Jalary D. Fairchild declined offers including the presidency of Brooklyn Trust company with salaries as high as 25,000 a year. He had previously led E. Frank company of Mantellan and later Kinga County Trust, where salaries rose from 15,000 to 20,000. Brooklyn Trust sought renewal of leadership as Gen C. T. Christensen planned Europe retirement. The move aimed to hire a finance recorder to boost the bank’s prominence.
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Jalary D. Fairchild
Brooklyn
Secoca
Hebes
Ir. Faircild Wes
E. Frank Company
Mantellan
Kinga County Trust Company
Joseph C. Hendrix
Fairchild
C. T. Christensen
Europe
Brooklyn Trust Company
Ths
Mun
New York Herald
Congress Probes Alum Baking Powder Adulteration
The Senate Committee on Manufactures reports widespread use of alum in baking powders and urges prohibition by law. A circulating list names products containing alum such as Calumet, Crown, White Cross, Atlas, and more, with manufacturers in Chicago Cleveland and other cities. Consumers deserve accurate ingredient information on all food items offered.
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Congress
Senate Committee On Manufactures
Hygienic
Semenes
Hygienic Baking Powder Co
Chicago
Mayor Alejandro Rodriguez Elected in Havana Vote
General Alejandro Rodriguez of the Nationalists won the Havana mayoral race with 13 073 votes to 6 034 for Independent Estrada Mora. The Nationalists swept eighteen council seats and key municipal judgeships amid orderly, quiet polling.
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Venereal Rodrigues
Havana
Alejandro Rodriguez
Polite
Estrada Mora
National Party
Wind in the Clover: Poem Reflection of Lost Love
A Post Wheeler note in the New York Press echoes a poet’s memory of love and longing. The speaker envisions clover scented days and nights already past, recalling distant joys and a dove awaiting affection. The piece laments fading senses and embraces a bittersweet quiet as time concludes.
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New York Press
Taylor Defies Arrest Aboard Delegation Trip to Philadelphia
Governor Taylor arrives in Philadelphia amid threats of arrest over criminal charges in Indiana. He attends the Kentucky convention as a delegate at large with Mrs. Taylor, asserting he will carry out his duties despite opponents seeking his removal.
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Tat
Ebiledelphia
Paris
Henry
Philadelphia
Indiana
Faylor
Goebel
Kentucky
Taylor
Continental Hotel
Assurt
Never Do Things by Halves Health Ad Promo
An 1890s style health ad urges readers to quit half measures and improve well being with Hood's Sarsaparilla. It claims half sickness from poor blood affects mood and productivity, promoting the tonic as the perfect solution to restore vigor and energy.
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Iising Hood
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