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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1900
Page
7
The piece discusses Democratic critique of the Roosevelt nomination, attacks on Hanna’s influence, and conflicting theories about Roosevelts selection. It contrasts claims that Hanna manipulated the convention with charges that Hanna opposes Roosevelt and may deflect blame for a Republican defeat. It also notes confusion over Chinese telegraph reports and Cheng’s assurances, highlighting distrust of official channels amid global reporting.
Cities and towns already claim undercounting as census results loom. Officials note enumerators cannot share data and final totals won’t be known until Washington tabulates, with rural areas still completing counts. Early city estimates, like Chicago’s 1.7 million figure, are unreliable.
New York politics watches Governor Roosevelt whether he resigns to accept a vice presidential nomination. If he quits now Woodruff would become governor, boosting his next term chances. If he waits until after the convention Woodruff’s nomination prospects fade. Wisconsin and Payne shape the national committee scene. Boer war iconography resurges in China war illustrations. Forest fires in Cochise County destroy miles of timber near Huechuan mountains. a Kansas City prospector Le Noyes is believed lost.
A playful verse dialog weighs a love match across contrasting views. The speaker admires a bright, piquant companion yet fears discord, noting wit, knowledge of Shakespeare and Lamb, and a wish for shared tastes and stability amid romance and humor.
A collage of dispatches from Wisconsin papers discusses party loyalty and trusts, praising Republican majorities, and contrasting Bryan’s stance with Republicans. It notes Wisconsin’s GOP history, German-American voters, and the tension between trusts and political bosses. Also mentions Prince de Joinville’s 1862 U S visit and a solo reflect on American ideals.
The correspondent notes Paris crowds at the Exposition, vivid street life, and Spanish dancing. He recounts touring foreign pavilions along the Seine, with basement restaurants for each nation and the American bar serving mint juleps. The Spanish hall hosts a concert and dancing, while guides help cover much of the vast site.
A fragmentary verse seems to evoke the returning months May and June bringing warmth, homecomings, and nostalgia. The text mentions earth, hills, rivers, and a croon from the sea, hinting at a coastal setting and a longing for familiar places and people.
A long, fragmentary travelogue and critique recounts touring the Paris Exposition grounds, Beaux Arts halls, and Rue de Paris midway, noting American and French displays, fashion exhibits by Worth, and the Beaux Arts court. It discusses art, sculpture, machinery, and the influence of French decor on a visitor's impressions, interspersed with references to contemporary magazines and upcoming literary offerings.
A rough estimate places Marinette at about 37,200 residents. A conductor named Mivid Tinn on the Omaha line was killed near Knapp, while rains are praised for saving crops. Farmers report near-term hay and cucumber yields, with surveys pursuing a Berlin to Red Granite rail branch for valuable quarries.
A collection of humorous and puzzled exchanges from Chicago newspapers recounts a boy brought by Jimmy Jones, remarks about the Jones children, and a waiter’s quip. The Philadelphia Posts mention funeral bills, a wife’s burial, and a glance at home training, while Chicago Times Herald notes a mustache joke. A circus incident in Montfort follows.
Miss Mollie Bahner, an eleven year old Plover journalist, has been invited as a guest of the Wisconsin Press Association on its annual outing through the upper Wisconsin valley. A prior note urges Christian voters to unite against legalized wrong and emphasizes liberty equity and humanity. An Indiana woman reportedly died after a large dose of arsenic to whiten her complexion. Money may not bring happiness, but no man is willing to take your word for it.
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