Northwestern Pressed By Dems For Governor Run
The Northwestern notes Meaghan of the Democratic ticket,Attorney John A Aylward of Madison, plans to seek the governor’s post. He cites support from Terajernaty factions and argues for a vigorous campaign, while party dissenters weigh the chances of a protracted contest this fall.
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Syhvandan
John A. Aylware
Madlfat
Aye Ho
Rome
Axl
Aylward Dingell
Fiden
Hmiang 'Ba
Republicana
Athele
Nh Party
Anothelr
Stoossvelt
Buccaah
Aylward
John A. Aylward
Mr. Aylward
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Auditorium Cornerstone Ceremony Promises Honors
Milwaukee plans a August 4 cornerstone ceremony for a new auditorium on Milwaukee Avenue. An invitation may extend to President Roosevelt if feasible, with other prominent figures to speak. A blue banner emblem theme and local pride are highlighted as milestones toward a major Wisconsin project benefiting the state and national conventions.
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Milwaukee Av
Roosevelt
Milwaukee
Milchuk
WECM
Wisconsin Genenally
Pion
Return of the Old Time Family Physician Revival
The piece recalls the once common family physician who visited regularly and served as a trusted friend. It notes a revival of faith in home medical care, arguing doctors know patients well and can diagnose and treat with understanding. The Boston expert argues this restoration benefits many people.
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Colorado
Molorado
UG Family
Aluecieant Meditat Ageociathon
Chicaxga
Herta
Heston
Futsky
Toston
Toming
Fourth of July safety urged as fires risk rises
Newspapers urge caution for Independence Day as authorities push stricter controls on fireworks and explosive devices. The piece notes past disasters destroying buildings and claiming lives, calls for stricter enforcement, and emphasizes parental responsibility to curb dangerous displays. It also reports political chatter about Taft, Bryan, and local candidates, plus Uncle Sam’s use of want ads to recruit troops.
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Elleet
Fragmented Readable Fragments Reflect Political and Social Snippets
A messy OCR jumble mentions New York Democrats with five candidates and a possible keynote by a Mr Bell. It references debates to challenge Uncle Ike, a Pennsylvania minister on Hell, and Patt mentions. Also notes on perfumes, jasmine, outdoor pursuits by British authority, and Arctic explorers with colds. City rush hours show 14,000 entering and 176,000 leaving between specific times.
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Great Britain
Malariy
Mra
Exbert’ Parnell
Fritish
Wong
Angan
Elght
Elght, Ning
Denver platform aims to repudiate Bryan and unite party
Reported U S political scene notes Bryan may be nominated to purge opposition while Democrats in Ohio push for a nationwide chairmanship to shape policy. Equitable Life plans a 62 story New York tower costing 10 million dollars as a landmark project. Freight handlers strike threat in Chicago and plans to harmonize party factions surface. Dan Seavey, captured after fleeing with a lumber laden vessel, faces a ten year federal sentence or a heavy fine on the Wanderer incident.
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Denver
Raymond Anga
Bryan
Johnson
Ohio
J Tait
Iequitable Life
New Yorksa
Anton
Ivan
Washington
Tittchcock
Verys
Marbor
Mich
Wilde Slare
A. Chnaa
Dan Seavey
A’ Laka
Michigan
Asyiy
Sk Salling
Wis
Wanderer
Seavey
Dwand Johnsohthi
Phgee
Norlin
Democratic Organization
Trong
Minnesota
Notes from a Humorous Irish Gathering and a Deafness Ad
A collage of quips and street scenes includes an Irishman joking at a funeral, a humorous political hall exchange, a servant writing a sharp letter about hunger, and a drill of a private accused of song and riot. An abrupt medical ad follows claiming Hall's Catarrh Cure can restore hearing, promising $100 for any case it cannot cure.
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Hallerman
Pola
Air
Jonas
Jones
Hall
J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Hall Family
New York Trustees Plan Large Institute for Crimeless Work
The New York trustees of a Christian industrial institute announce plans to convert No. 170 Lafayette and Bond streets into a 209,000 structure. The project aims to aid men in employment, with emphasis on those unable to work due to disability, offering a place for temporary work rather than charity.
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New York
Ju “Sn
Christian Aliandes
Co Institute
Lafayette
Bond
Institute Runs Six Hour Work Day For Homeless Men
A historical institute operates six hours daily to fund lodging and services for indigent workers. It offers a five cent restaurant and a pledge system prohibiting alcohol. About a third of residents leave within two days, a third are discharged for drinking, and a final third stay employed and are reintegrated. Plans call for a ten story building with a chapel, offices, and two restaurants in the basement.
Democrats Favor Bryan as Johnson Eyed for VP
Washington politics center on a Bryan Johnson ticket with insiders seeing Johnson as the natural vice presidential pick. Supporters argue his stance against a third term and public visibility bolster the ticket while geography and faction dynamics influence the choice.
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription for uterine distress
An old health advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a tonic for women. It links a wide range of female ailments to "agarptomea" and claims the medicine provides strength, improves nervous exhaustion, sleep, and digestion, while aiding the organs described as feminine.
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Pierve
Pierce
Pervons
Tony Pervos
Wisconsin and Minnesota Snippets In Short News
A collage of Wisconsin and nearby state brief items notes varied topics including election expectations in Madison and Milwaukee, the pressing need for sane Fourth celebrations, Governor Davidson’s praise for German American citizens, and concerns over illness and public health efforts. Misc items touch on sports, accidents with blank cartridges, and tobacco tuberculosis congress plans.
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Madison
Ueto
Twin -Cities
Menasha
United States
Chen Qi
Eau Claire Leader
Pope
Miliwaukee
Davidson
Sheboygan
Susan
Recorg-Herald
Denver
Walt
Milwaukee Sentinel
Europe
ADG
Fond du
Stephenson
Fond du Lac Bulletin
Wisconsin
Washington
London
Fragmentary Prophet Text Fragments
Unclear OCR yields scattered phrases about prophecy religion and Christianity. No coherent event or identifiable persons, places, or dates visible. Unable to determine a concrete news item or outcome from the garbled text.
State News From Sheboygan Reports Various Local Incidents
Sheboygan reports include six Republican sheriff candidates in Ash Jan a county. Jannah M. Tones appointed Hillside postmistress after J I Jones death. Miss Grade Kersting drowns at Black River Falls during a capsizing incident. Denver Wealthy mill owner injured arm in machinery at Afton. Charles B Freyburg suffers stroke while walking. state railroad commission mulls Antigo war open town complaint. Common council bans dance halls. 1523 saloons licensed. Kenosha papers receive anonymous bribery letters offer. Kenosha auto party rough treatment by local men. road obstructions cause stones and injury. sheriff probes. Also aphorisms and marriage advice detached from news.
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Sheboygan
Advancement Association
Black
Falls
Iliath -Denv
Afton
Janesville
Charles B.“Freyburg
State -Railroad
Eénosha
Chicago
A. Lumber
Kenosha
Gtv
A. Kenosha
Allen
M. Hy Pettit
Fragmentary Quote Cited from Edmund Vance Cooke Poem
A damaged OCR fragment quotes Edmund Vance Cooke in a line about ambition and blessing. The readable portion presents archaic wording and incomplete phrases, offering a glimpse of a literary excerpt rather than a full context or narrative.
Amusements Review Highlights Best Wire Act Yet
Readers enjoyed a week’s top show featuring the Biddy family wire artists praised as extraordinary with performers aged twelve to fourteen delivering daring acts on a tight wire. Lott and West provide eccentric dancing admired for humor, Middler and Sheldon entertain with color stunt acts, and a skilled piano and whistling act closes a varied program alongside motion pictures and an overture by the house orchestra.
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Atthre i
Ana A
Ani Wisseen
Shelton
Iaaa
Annie Laurie
Kong “Humber
Pink’ Hussars
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