Wisconsin Senatorial Battle Launched In Wisconsin Section
A long readable OCR piece notes early campaign chatter for U S senate with mentions of Olire of Neenah and McGov arnot Midwathes, plus Buck as possible candidate. It discusses Democratic and independent movement shifts, the New York political scene, and anticipated primary dynamics shaping the race. The text also touches prohibition efforts in Oklahoma and weather impacts on farming communities. The notice weaves in party support, public sentiment, and anticipated outcomes ahead of the primary.
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Arel
Heimst
Neenah
Hote
New London
McGovarnot
Menendaadyin
Sonnatar Mleapherson
Celle Walch
Cis
Mir
ATA
Cowes
Thia
Abd Kaa Trianda
Adratre
Cook
Arrival of American battleship fleet at San Francisco
The long voyage ends as the fleet reaches the Golden Gate to a grateful crowd. Admiral Evans rejoins the squadron after a period of illness and is praised for steering the mission to completion. San Francisco welcomes the ships amid expectant cheers and national pride.
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Hinty
San Francisco Bay
San Francisco
Myon
Haseplon
xAtherck
Godepeed
Sui
Evans
Indiana Murder Mystery at La Porte Spurs Curiosity
The La Porte murder case, linked to Mrs. Belle Gunness, unfolds a string of mutilated bodies and possible insurance motives. Reports suggest former husbands died under odd circumstances, with ties to a plan to silence witnesses and cover cryptic killings. Public fascination grows as investigators probe possible conspirators and the lasting impact on justice.
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Indiana
Shinde Mysery
la Porte
Jad
Bender
Mansur
Chiago
Kit
Laporte
Belle Gunness
Janean
Guaneas
Gunneas
Urengh
Leat
Strafunness
Fausons and Things and Other Oddities Mentioned
A scrambled news snippet notes diverse curiosities including European labor comparisons, disease concerns from bacteria in the mouth, and Japan’s exports rising. It mentions Princess Mary of Wales, Mrs. W. O. Peabody, and bizarre claims about queens and modern contraptions, ending with cautionary remarks on picture hats and eye damage.
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United States
Japa
Alary
Wales
Postatige
Saytigs Bank
W. OS. Peabody
Colorado
Dosa Verde National Park
Coloradon
Queen Alexandra
Caurina
Belen Af
Hiwginary Matains
Marie
Roupsinia
Nixon visits Croker to curb Tammany at Bryan nomina
New York on May 6 reports Louis Nixon left for Magtundon to consult Richard Croker about influencing Tammany leaders Charles Murphy and Croker to calm the Democratic state tangle and block William J. Bryan's nomination at the national convention.
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New York
Louis Nixon
Magtundon
Cunard Ring
Toeensee
Richard Croker
Democratic Affaira
Ttia
Mr. Croker
Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Organization
William J. Bryan
Nani Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Manning Installed Rector at Trinity Church New York
Dr William Thomas Manning has been formally installed as rector of Trinity Church in New York City. The report notes various national issues and industry concerns, including rail freight rates, political protests, and bond issues shaping regional economies.
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William Thomas Manning
Cannon
Roosevelt
Union Pactic Bulioad
Kansas & Etern
Topeka & Northwesterin
John Norris
New York
American Newspaper Publishers
Association
Among the Lawspapers Tea Wisconsin farmers outlook
A collage of editorials and notes from Wisconsin papers on politics and issues. Mentions Mr Becker abandoning airship plans but continuing his road improvement campaign. Several statesmen' deaths, Taft momentum, Frear county fair lists reform, and praise for Gov John A Johnson. Phrases show varied regional views and humor about elections.
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Wisconsin
Milwaukee Journal
Trdg
Becker
Menasha
Washington
Marinette Eagle-Star
Sam
Hobson
Beveridge
Madison Democrat
Taft
Maine
Maryland
North Carolina
West Virginia
Chicago
Appleton Post
Danesylile Gazette
Frear
Fond' du Tae Commonwealth
Prairia du Chida
Diegefidt
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Madison Journal
Milwaukee and Wisconsin News Digest 1914
A wide range of early 20th century notes cover Milwaukee politics with Democrats wooing Mayor Rose for vice presidency, Cap tain Gr ext at ninety, and a $50000 structure planned for a Kenosha Eagles home. Reports note theater in Trelling on the upper Mississippi, La Crosse season buzz, Beaver Dam church anniversary, and a Milwaukee fire department shakeup amid drunkenness cases. Janesville water rate talks, Beloit council on utility pricing, a big water protection run, and a Northwestern Lithographing owner’s narrow escape feature in a sprawling January-June style news digest. Probes include a Kenosha farmer in court, Newark farmer’s inheritance dispute, a Barron tragedy, university class rush debates, Racine damages case, and various civic disputes over roads, utilities, and public safety.
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Jis Organization
Milwaukee Fire Department Iy
L. Schmidt
New York
Janesville
Beloit
Janesville Ave
Oscar EL. Rudloff
Northwestern
Company of
Milwaukee
Fort Wayne
Univeratis
Janes Matthews
Ewark
Ft. Barron
Baptista Winlers
Tech
Wisconsin Central
Tin
State University
Theo
San of Arthus C
Mibeauker
Racine
Weat
Salem
Bangor
San Crosse County Agricmental School
Opalaska
Superior
Amnicon River
Wisconsin Telephone Company
State Railroad Commission
Green Bay
Neighbor from Hell Suspiciously Quiet Then Rages at Chickens
A fragment from a Chicago Daily News poem page contrasts a noisy neighbor who disobeys order, mows, wakes residents with a rattle, and floods the alley with items. He keeps chickens, spurns requests to relocate them, and mocks polite labor while delivering injurious tones. The piece juxtaposes comic grievance with a magazine verse about global storms and exploration.
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Chicago Daily News
Notes and Quips from London Tit-Bits Cartoons
A collage of humorous snippets and streetwise dialogues from London Tit-Bits. Jests on social climbers, a professor’s remark about feeding a daughter canary, a waiter’s quip, and a caricature of modest smart youths. Includes a petty exchange between an anarchist circle applicant and an inventor.
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Cariagej
Whitechapel
Poticeman
Pall Mall
Hnl
Andy
London
How Tramps Are Made and Other Noisy Fragments
A sprawling 19th century style musing describes forces driving unemployment and migrant labor in America, detailing railroads, mines, factories and rapid industrial growth. It warns of beggars and tramps, crowded tenements, and a lingering wanderlust in workers, with an abrupt shift to a Hall’s Catarrh Cure testimonial and various advertisements and anecdotes about personal lending and pain relief.
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America
Ufe
Ernest Podole
Hall
J. Cheney, & CO
Toledo
FJ. Cheney
Lding, Kinnan & Marvin
Wholesale Drugeis
O. Hall
Bokus
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Prades
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Menuhin Teaders Gu Congress
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York
Teresa
Pier
Fiston
Pierty
Flearstail
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Bryon
Jndengmdénen
Cotrne
Republicana
Tida
Evelyn
Harry
Aoman
Johnsay
Johnson
Nebraska
Oklahome
Okla Alamt
Bundy
Sanflower
Jet Davis
Alten
Renbow
Navy Department
California
Panec
Thim
Saymer
Hood
Pet Eibine Nad Feliabie
State New
Colombia
Will Atlantic
Elten
Sergeant Rude
W National
Magezine
Funny Men
Tdustry
Harduppe
Bjones
Chamberlain
Levy’s Walkover Store
Main Street
Windows
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