Bryan and La Follette clash looming policy fight
The North Western quotes the June 1308 issue discussing why it is absurd to attack Lat Dole on a La Follette platform and argues Bryan will seek cross over support from La Follette Republicans. It notes La Follette’s stance with Chicago ticket and warns Democrats may push Bryan to court Republicans while avoiding radicalism.
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Bryan
Tournal
la Fellette
Iran
la Follette
Chicago
Republican Party
Demoseratie
Von
Tal Follette
Raphican
Toya
Journal
Crete
Dfn
Sengion
la Fallette
Tt 4A
Belvee
Iennon
Lenroot
Rocking the Boat Taft Story Sparks Debate
A Cincinnati paper cites Professor George W Harper recalling Taft as a youth aboard a Mammoth Cave boat when a dunk nearly pulled him under. The tale suggests Taft learned caution, and critics note it echoes in his later restraint and reform. The piece also touches on Bryan, Democrats, and Oshkosh business as summer ends.
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Cinemons Post
Taft
Cincinnati
George W Harper
Woodward High School
Hig
Mammoth Cave
Kentucky
Atter Barr
British Fleet Maneuvers in North Sea Like Peaceful Display
The British Channel, Atlantic and home fleets unite for a North Sea summer drill totaling 28 battleships, 14 armored cruisers, 189 destroyers and torpedo boats. Admiral Charles Beresford commands the force, with no reporters aboard and aims to demonstrate readiness without provoking any state. International observers including Germanywill watch carefully as Britain maintains friendly ties with neighboring powers.
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Bria
South American
Orient
Goex Canal
Great Britain
North Sea
Atlanta
Hirstelias Battliships
Murteen Axzmored Crufwerd
Woah
Charles Beresford
Heuser Ners
Admiralty
Eormidernbin
Germany
British
France
Paper From Waste Farm Crops Seeks New Source
A foregone conclusion that wood pulp will dwindle prompts searches for substitutes. Farm wastes like flax stalks cotton stalks and corn stalks could feed paper production with a profitable method. The forestry bulletin highlights north western flax stalks and southern cotton tussels as near endless supplies awaiting processing.
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Crib Trust
Sne
Nature
Forestry Department
Northwest
Nearkby
Taft Wives Influence and Party Dynamics Examined
The piece discusses how a president’s wife could shape national life and White House reception, praising Mrs Taft as a poised, capable force likely to influence governance and social tone. It also touches on party politics, La Follette, Stephenson, and election strategy amid Fourth of July safety concerns.
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Taft
Gaffer
Firth
Nanaze
White House
Rimsall
Hla
Mixtreva
Mra. Taft
Fragmentary 1900s Notes On Places and Prices
A mixed OCR fragment references paper churches, upcoming decoration work, German high schools in multiple cities, tin production rankings, Manhattan real estate values if divided among residents, interdenominational church cooperation in Oakland, salt river irrigation costs cut by a cement mill, and a Chinese government proposal to coordinate missionaries to avoid international issues.
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Patix
Germany
Lotpste
Aix
Cologne
Frankfurt
Berlin
Bollvin
Manhattan Island
Oakland
Cal
Notes by the Funny Men Create Laughing Fragments
A collage of humorous exchanges and gags from a humorous column. A waiter misreads orders and an author clashes with a reviewer while customers debate dinner options. A Scottish farmer and a commercial traveller scene punctuate the sketches with quick quips and wordplay.
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Bob
Spriggs
Gertle
Walter Q
Knadvkek
Walter
Ivo
James
Tam
True Law and The Deed in A Fractured Verse
Franklin MC Taylor Jr. muses on thought and deed as parental forces shaping character. The poem links thought, motive, and outcome with faith in law and life, noting fear, woe, and the potential for support from friends across human experience.
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Lan
Frank MC Taylor Jr
Green Bay
Mary Jane Wins Baby Name Battle in Bohemian Tale
In a quirky village contest of name fancies from Theodora to Claribel and Arabella, the cherished choice ends up Mary Jane. An elaborate cast of relatives argued for Vivians Patrice and Eunice among many options, but the precious darling is christened Mary Jane.
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Theodora
Claribel
Grandma
Leonora
Jeanette
Estelle
Grandpa
Arabella
Auntie
Patrice
Bister
Isabella
Clarice
Vivians
Geraldina
Marcelle
Anstascia
Mariana
Hortense
Eunice
Mirabel
Claire
Leota
Starling
Constance
Flaine
Aluck
Mary Jane
Bohemt
Mexican government faces Coahuila rebellion and resigning governors
The text notes possible government action to quell a Coahuila rebellion as Governor Cummins contemplates resigning to resume legal practice. Dorothy Mack, wife of a noted aviator, reportedly fell from a balloon into the Passaic River and survived.
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Coahuila
Cummins
Law Regura
Dorothy Mack
Ife
Passaitc River
Kweet Teaier
Thomas Bagby
Hunteville
Robert Olamelss Gashier
Marisa Trust, Company
Atlantic City
United States
Zon
Panama
Venezuela
Raymond
Chicago Tribune
Wisconsin Politicians Debate Liquor Issue and Wisconsin Idea
Wisconsin newspapers discuss the liquor issue’s impact on state politics, the “Wisconsin Idea” across candidates, and local observations. Mentions Madison, Milwaukee, Beloit, Racine, Green Bay, Antigo, La Crosse, Prairie du Chien and public notices on divorce, deafness remedies, and local humor.
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Kaukaun
Stephenson
Madison Democrat
Whitewater
Mervy
Wisconsin
Mineral Point
Milwaukee
Qlizens
Bmilwaukes Sentinel
Yale
J. P Morgan
J. F Hax
Beloit News
Racine News
Green Bay Gazette
la Crosse
Prairie Au Chien
Wisconsin State Briefs Highlight Fires and Drownings
A Spooner saloon laundry and store were wiped out by a $15,000 fire. In Manitowoc a Catholic federation convention is planned for July. Drownings occurred at Grand Rapids and Milwaukee harbor, with multiple injuries from accidents and poison water incidents in Chippewa Falls and Sheboygan. Political maneuvering and campaign notes from Milwaukee County also appear.
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Spooner Hag
Wisconsin
Frank Taylor
George Parensu
Rau Claire
St. John’s. Lutheran Church
Plymouth
Wisconsin Federation of Catholic Sp
Manitowoc
Grand Rapids
Lily Kahlman
John Bechtel
Milwaukee
William Fletcher Fox
Chicago Insurance Board
Juline Krueger
Vogels Island
Wilwaukee
Eon Saller
Fond du Lac
Robert Shaker
Hillsboro
Ida Coberg
Sheboygan
Winnifred Porter
Merrill
John Ryan
EL Andrews
Chippewa Falla
W R. Knell
Stephenson
Milwaukee County
Henry Frodems
Congress
Refreshing Summer Drinks From The Bohemian Magazine
A set of colonial era beverage ideas details Mrs. H A Hardy Kentucky claret cup blending claret with oolong tea and lemonade, cucumber strips and nutmeg, served cold with optional mint. Also suggests complex thirst quenchers by Mig Truly Shattuck and a beer cocktail with lime and Angostura bitters. A moral note on marriage customs follows.
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H. A. Hardy
Sven
Angosturs
Harmiensa Ag
Bradford
Night Rider Convicted in Kentucky Case
Paducah Kentucky January 2 The first night rider conviction in the state was secured when the jury found Dr EH Champion of Benton guilty of participating in the Birmingham incident in Marshall county last April Two negra were shot and killed and several whipped
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Associated Premi
Paducah
Jina
Ben~ton
Birmingham
Marshall County
Garfield Opens Campaign in Pearl Harbor Meeting
Secretary of the Interior Garfield inspected government works at Pearl Harbor then addressed 5,000 in Aala park, opening the Republican campaign in the islands. Baltimore's Dog War spurs a citywide crusade against stray dogs led by the health department and physicians, warning of hydrophobia risks from dog bites and saliva.
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Associated Pree Hontulz
Secretary of the Interior
Garfield
Pearl Harbor
Aala Park
Islands
Baltimore
Health Department
G. Kerie
Pasteur Department
The
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Keirie
Rabbi L Friedman Faces Rabies Death Verdict
Rabbi L Friedman, 64, of Neveland, awaiting death from a rabies infection after a dog bite on his left hand. He awaits the crisis, saying he is ready if God calls, while doctors grow pessimistic about his treatment’s success.
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Sy Associated Press
Neveland
Rabbi L. Friedman
Friedman
Baat
Bartered Liberty Noted in San Francisco Case
The Associated Press reports that misconduct by jurors after deliberations led to the alleged barter of Fred A Hyde and Joost H Schneider of San Francisco for a verdict in their conspiracy to defraud the government of public lands case. The new trial reasons indicate jurors plotted to convict some members to secure acquittal for Benson and Diamond. A stray remark about a woman's choices vs her husband’s expectations is included.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Fred A. Hyde
Joost H Schneider
San Francisco
Hyde
Schneider
Government of
Public Lands
Benson
Dimond
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Scalif
Svernor Hughes
Pevienming Troos
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Dearneen
Tts
Hall
State News
Ecretary of Interior
Rrewd
Hyde and Schneider
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