Impressive Funeral for Mrs Ellen Lincoln and Infant Mary
A large funeral service was held for Mrs Ellen Lincoln widow of Woo Lincoln and her infant daughter Mary Muller Linenhy of Grand Forks North Dakota. Attendees included family and friends as the community mourned the loss with respect and sympathy. The obituary notes Lincoln’s earlier move to Nike Therhowe and mentions survivors and family scattered across towns.
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Ellen
Ealn
Woo Lincoln
Mary Muller Linenhy
Vind
Nor Ldnioin
Grand Fork
Mr Wells
Singera
Lincoln
Nike Therhowe
N. R. Lincoln
Titan Forks
Belo
Ann
Anne Hinese
Ellen Mo Linvein
Noor
Fuad
Pathar
Lee
Angie
Wilon
Grace Mac
Relative of Lincoln kin misses funeral in Indiana
In Indiana a friend of the late Lincoln family could not attend the funeral service for the elder Lincoln relative. Rev At and daughter Miss Alfred Goodwin attended, along with the surviving members of the family.
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Iwouinia
Relaxes
M. Lincoln
Afta Hla
HM Lipenstin
Tred
Lincoln Ellest
Wisconsin Potato Growers Meet in Grand Rapids
The Wisconsin State Potato Growers in convention of the American Society of Equity met in Grand Rapids on March 9. Principal speakers included Coats of Richfield George Po Hammembrecht of Grand Maples Joseph Stennahan of Black River Falls and Noe Crowley state organizer of Baraboo Wisconsin. Committees were named to draft a constitution and bylaws and to formulate plans for markets and potato output.
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Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
Equity Hell
Ri hGeld
George Po Hammebrecht
Grand Maples
Joseph Stenahan
Hiack River Falls
Noe Crowley
Migenizer
Baraboo
Amercan Societs
Brutty
New
Fo Leo
Plainfield
MocMupren
Waarens
Severns
Hance
JF Webber
Santor
Jaraed
Galmn
John Milro
John Liebe
Saratoga
Cenier
Grills Republican Party Rant Sparks Partisan Feud
Assielinied Press dispatch from Washington D C quotes a harsh critique of the Republican Party blaming inertia corruption and failure to reform. The text accuses lawmakers of pursuing prosperity like a commercial gimmick and urges rivals to accept their own remedy as the nation drags toward decline.
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Assielinied
Washigton DC
Dial
Navesrher
Wab
City Considers Dropping Voting Machines Amid Voter Complaints
The council plans to end the use of voting machines after widespread dissatisfaction with their reliability. Voters report miscounts and delays, prompting calls for immediate action. The issue will be addressed at the next session as officials weigh alternatives.
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J.P White
Ruste O
Poisoned Darts Threat to Mayor Prompts Police Probe
Sensational letters threaten Mayor Busse and officials, claiming a group aims to kill them with poison. An unidentified man, claiming ties to conspirators, was arrested near the mayor’s home after midnight. Police question leads, while community groups and a hall rental dispute add to a tense day of investigations.
Liberia appeals to protect territory from French advance
Liberia asks the United States to defend its territorial integrity. A delegation from Monrovia travels to Washington to appeal to the president and Secretary Root to restrain France from forcibly seizing land along the Liberia French West Africa border.
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Liberia
Venera Eran
Dewigne
Lyon
Shy
Washington
Little African Republic of Liberie
America
Tito
Monrovia
Root
French West Afric
Mouser Defends Cannon in House Address
Representative Mouser of Ohio defended Speaker Cannon against attacks on House rules and criticized Democrats for calamity warnings. He praised Mr Bryan as an eloquent speaker but accused him of office hunting while predicting Taft’s nomination and election to the presidency.
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Associated Press
Washington
Mouser
Ohio
Cannon
Bryan
Taft
Haine
Cancer Cure Claim Promises Fast Home Treatment
A dubious advertisement proclaims a guaranteed cancer cure in ten days, urging readers to mail a free coupon to Rehney Fines in Lebanon, Ohio, with promises of private doctor access and nationwide reliability. It cites dramatic results and offers home treatment with a sanitized appeal to avoid hospitals.
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Ishanon
Canrer Ti
Beecham's Pills for Nervous Strain and Sleep Aid
An old advertisement touts Beecham's Pills as a remedy for nerves, headaches, dyspepsia, and insomnia. It claims pills balance circulation, clear the brain, and promote restful sleep, with prices listed as 1 shilling and 2 shillings.
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Leosen
Beechum
Hinself
Beechan
STEPHENSON SMOKES AGAIN
Washington March 1 Senator Isaac Stephenson of Wisconsin near seventeen years old has been shown to still smoke after an inquiry revealed two opponents for his reelection. He joked with a friend after offering a cigar, saying he had given up smoking decades ago but started again, noting the taste rekindled.
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Washington
Isaac Stephenson
Wisconsin
Wilhout
Stephenson
Wisconsin patents and local notices in a midwestern paper
Wisconsin patents section lists inventors and items from Armill to Miller including sewing machines and farming gear. Advertisements push tonics, cough cures, and a constipation remedy, with mock quotes and local dealer mentions.
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Wisconsin
Oliphant & Young
Wisconsi Street
Waukee
Armilt
Hamilton
Watertown
BF Flegel
Rhine
Jo P Gates
Milwaukee Tobacco
W. Michael
Racine
Planter
Miler
Appleton
Nelson
Beaver Dam
Dr. O Leary
Green Bay
Chuck H P Petersen
S Wollhelm
Milwaukee
Paper-Punch
J Tanck
J. C. Johnson
Kenosha
Axle-Skein
Rules on Hidicire Ballot Defers to County Clerks
Madison Wis March 19 Attorney General Gilbert issued an opinion stating county clerks may place candidate names for state supreme court on official ballots in alphabetical or any chosen order. The secretary of state requests guidance on certification order. result confirms no fixed requirement and leaves selection to clerks. Three Taft delegates file nominating petitions including Arnold Clark and Paine, with names exceeding the legal minimum.
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Madison
Wis
Coun Clerksan
State Supreme Court
Gilbert
Frear
Secretary of State
Taft
Office of the Secetary of State
Alexander A. Arnold
Gatesville
DeWtri C Clark
Eau Claire
George M Paine
Ophkost
Kiw
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Sunny Brook Distillery CO
Jeferson County
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Oshkosh
Dr. Seemann
Seemann
Main and
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Banman’s
C. A. Seemann
Oshkosh, Wis
Aed
New Spring
Woglens
York
Meray Abraham
Vauly
Grills Republican Party
Leupgressman
Netuax Corrayt
Fomman Connell
Pheir
Hood
Chlemge
Chicago
Busse
Paliishipps
Schwetuier
Sedgulick Street
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Thomas
Nouby Slee
Centrat Detective Headquarters
Omrmak Steel Point
Amguth
Orl
Tenteriung
Shea
Muyeres
David
Drst
Slee
Shippy
Trten
Scheettler
UBL
Goldman
Annichs
Henry
Eduman
Serluusl
Miriam
Yompolsky
Iba Leckatte
Omlighy
Vwilwauker
Milwaukee Police
Tier Miles Goatshrine
Chiu
Asen dl
Mehopulitan Hall
Deffergun
OG Brien
Mdiletedt
Averhuech
Hite
Sam Weinstein
Ale Krupnik
O Menber
Agliathia
Weinstein
Lebanon
Fheingle OF
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Uublt
Dindeen Jeunes Arc
Hopalong
Sotice
Fojey
E. A. Harn
Main Street
Dean
R. E. Marquardt
Embalmer Corner
Ninth and
Oregon Sta
ERRO
Meade Cema
Lewis Boat Works
Evans Street
F. L. Lindsay
Webster
Cherry Ave
F.runhel Kormerls
Brreig
Brooklyn
Koplitz
Oregon Street
Fenrich & Stopper
Malin Street
W. G. Schmidt
Eithen
Mirabull
Siwaya
C. E. Saucks
Reim’s
Shoe Hospital
Goodyear
H. H. Schrottky
Tel
Merritt St
W. Goddard
Pasteur
F. S&s Hoaelin Auto Co
Rambler
Ford Automobiles
Algoma Street
Garland
Krippene Hardware Co
Weeden Drug CO
Frank de Mars
N. Park S
Thorne
H. M. Harmon
High Street
Steiger Lumber Co
G. Roth
Travelers’ Line
Bauer Trunk & Bag Co
Estimada
Aaxers. H, Derksen & Sons Ussary
L. W. Durerschien Heating and Ventilating CO
H. F. Wenrich
Tain Street
Welch & Fatours
Tremont
Welch & Favour
J. H. Riemer
Nevd
Co. M. Perry
Prone
Algoma St
Julius
Fulton Street
G. Arnold
Northwestern
Fond du Lac
Winnebago Traction
Omro
J. P. Pulliam
Saperintona
Benedict, Morsell & Caldwell
Wau
Oliphant & Young Patent Solicitors
St. Miwacker, T.is
Uarles
Horn
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