Northwestern weighs bridge track dispute in Winnebago case
The Northwestern argues railway firms Fond du Lac and Winnebago must share use of a bridge track under a joint operating plan. It urges a safe, government approved method, preserving the right-hand traffic rule and seeking a lasting arrangement until next spring to avoid curbside congestion and public danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe Traction Toms Progs
Winnehage Trpeton Company
Hes
Lavka
Verdesk
Aiuke & Tugnaut
Fond da
Presen
Tolag
Northwestern
Beetham
Othe
Winnebage Company
Cent
Fond du Lacrome Rang
Ameero de
Riollea
Germany Stirs Over Shifting European Alliances
Anropos of present amicable relations between Fraves and age land prompts renewed attention to President Fallieres visit to Sceutlen and the summit between King Edward and the exar of Tuseit. German leaders fear that Eng land France and Russia move toward a friendly bloc that could unsettle Europe. Diplomats in Germany view Anglo French Rumanian aims skeptically while insisting any entente remains peaceful and not anti German.
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Fallieres
Sceutlen
Edward
Hus
Germany
Thury
France
England
Russia
Fragmented OCR hints at political tension and surveillance concerns
The text notes adherence to the separation of powers and irritates Mulker Wilhelm who resists strict monitoring. It mentions directives about what Pin Lea Bedrigg may or may not do, hinting at behind the scenes control and governance tensions.
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Mulker Wilhelm
Lea Bedrigg
Woman Suffrage and Politics Across Nations
The article surveys women’s suffrage views in England and America, noting England’s active movement and London riots, while American women reportedly show less appetite for political rights. It discusses Asquith’s proposal to submit a suffrage bill, Kansas farming optimism, and U.S. political forecasts ahead of November elections.
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Perrond
Vita
Gman
England
Sone of Uene
Rngland
Liabhle
Euitragettus
London
Bas
Eriamon Jali
Bai
Prine Minitater
Asquith
Tees
Faghind
Safety devices on rails move to Interstate Commerce Commission
A sundry civil bill provision transfers testing and adoption of railroad safety appliances to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Inventors must supply complete working models for official testing, promoting uniform adoption and reducing risk to travelers and workers. The plan shifts responsibility from railroad managers to the inventors and authorities, aiming for safer, standardized devices.
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Congress
Interatta Commerce Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Beakernen
Brain fog crisis challenges railroad workers safety measures
A Kansas mention notes wheat harvest timing and steady steamboat traffic while warning a psychological condition dubbed brain fng affects train crews. The piece links this issue to railroad operations and broader commented politics, reflecting era concerns with industry integrity and public mood.
Penrose and Treings in a Frayed Chronicle
A fragmented historical clipping narrates strange figures from Britain and beyond. It mentions marriage rates, coal mining depths, canal and river work, and a Kremlin treasury oddity. Clarence Mackay is noted in London social circles with royal encounters described.
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Great Britain
Lom
Germany
Annie
Latiiga Carey
J Kremlin
Moscow
Clarence Mackay
London
Ing
Georges Winzpeter
Man Emperor Celebrates Eightieth Birthday at Bielfeld
A Berlin writer lauds the modest ruler born in Bielfeld. He credits the emperor with developing the qualities that make him versatile. The writer emphasizes the monarch’s influence on German life and leadership.
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Bielfeld
Berlin
Wisconsin News Roundup of Contracts and Crimes
Statewide notes report La Crosse BC C A awarding a $100000 building contract amid varied county updates. Marinette farmers hit by frost. Milwaukee Downer Seminary graduates forty three. state railroad commission calendar lists forty eight cases. Charles Connors of Milwaukee given six months for umbrella theft. Horace Bright of Eau Claire dies by own hand citing illness. Bloomington to vote July 6 on a $15000 bond for waterworks. Manitowoc represented at seven of fourteen Republican national conventions. Buend Vista district dug thirty five miles of ditch at $106000 cost. A Ke nosha senator’s farm hydrophobia cow put down. Beaver Dam mass meeting opposes telephone rate hike. Two daughters of Milwaukee carpenter Alfred Andersen die. poisoning suspected. Charles Finges of Chicago acquitted in Manitowoc murder case. defense claims insanity.
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la Crosse
Marinette County
Milwaukee-Downer Seminary
State Railroad Commission
Charles Connors
Milwaukee
Horace Bright
Eau Claire
Bloomington
Manitowoc
Republican Party
Buend Vista
Stevens Point
Isaac Stephenson
Kenosha
Beaver Dam
Alfred Andersen
Milwaukee Carpenter
Charles Finges
Chicago
Wiliam Ruchimburg
Kaukauha
Notes by Che Fonxny Men
A collage of overheard quips and comic scenes from a bustling street, touching quarrels over bargains, a poisoned customer, a dented chair, aging Texans needing groceries, a university graduate discussing Fielding, and a Tipperary man boasting about trials, concluding with a jab at magistrates.
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First Work Men
Texas
Fielding
tAmad
Amid political chatter Jays drift from gate to gas bags
The Menasha Record notes little news beyond politics and party lines. Milwaukee Sentinel comments on a shifting governor race while Antigo Journal mocks the balloon metaphor. Marinette Eagle observes Taft and Bryan as two leading factions resembling Lincoln in tone.
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Menasha
Sherrle
Becker
Antigo, Journal
Taft
Mr.Bryat
Parthen
Abraham Lincoln
Marinette
Political notes and endorsements in Wisconsin press
A collage of editorials and notices from Wisconsin papers discusses fines for railroads and state deficits, nominations like John Severens for lieutenant governor, and party attitudes. It cites Green Bay Gazette, Madison Democrat, Racine whirl, and Milwaukee Wisconsin on political shifts, debates, and public opinion.
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Madison Democrat
John Severens
Sheboygan Falls
Social Democrats
Bradi
Sheboygan
Journal
Bay
Gazette
Wausau
Record-Herald
Rogers
Madison
Babcock
Stephenson
Janesville-Gazette
Congress
Pole
Falian
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Paper merger forms largest Wisconsin paper group
Appleton June news reports a new firm, the Xekoosa?Edracile Paper Co, formed by the merger of Nekoosa Paper, John Edwards Manufacturing, and Port Edwards Fibre. Incorporators include I M Alexander of Milwaukee, Thomason Nash of Grand Rapids, and G F Steele of Port Edwards. The merged entities total capacity around 2.7 lakh pounds daily, with substantial ground wood and fibre outputs.
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Appleton
Wis
Edwarda
Wisconsin
Aradison
Middle West
Kimberly & Clark
Ef Énab
New Sopany
O Mwiston
I. M
Nekoosa Paper Company
John Edwards
Port Hdwards Fibre ‘Company
Ione Corns
John McNaughton
Patten
Thomas ‘Nash
I. B. ‘Nash
Grana” Rapids
G. ¥. Steele
Port Eawards
T.M. Alexander
Controliea
Nengosa “Paper
Ish Bay
News
Manila
Ood
John E
Daity
Edwards Company
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Vubbeler
Supreme Court
Tring- Bion Company
Mhenurt
Rome
Clietisieey
Kansas
Te Ely
Davidson
Bryan
United States Supreme Court
Higs
Ryan
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San Francisco
Brazil
Rio Janeiro
Ohio
Tutties
Bon‘ton
Maine -Railroed
Walload
Ohe Place
Dnetha Republican
Thin
Tink
Steffens
Tiends
Pensons and Treings
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Che Fonxny Men
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Beda
Cassidy
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DEP
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