WEBS HEADS THE SOCIALISTS Labor agitator nominated for president
The Social party nominates Eugene V. Debs of Indiana for president on the first ballot at Chicago May 15. The platform calls for national ownership of public utilities and major industries, public domain expansion to mines wells and forests, scientific reforestation and labor protections including child labor bans and women’s employment limits.
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Salutant General's Orders for Exercises at Camp Dongs
Madison Wis May 15 Aait Gen Boarman issued orders for the schedule of exercises during the annual encampment at Camp Dongs. The notice outlines daily training routines and safety guidelines for participants from nearby units.
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Wisconsin Guards Encampments At Camp Douglas In Summer
Encampments of the Wisconsin National Guard will run from June 27 to July 24 at Camp Douglas with the annual state rifle competition set for August at the same rest center. The camp schedule largely matches previous years. A governor’s parade and review will occur on a Wednesday. The top fifteen shooters will form the state team to compete at Camp Perry in August, with three alternates chosen for the national match.
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Waupaca County Medical Society meets at Hotel Hutchinson
May 7 16 The Waupaca County Medical Society met at the Hotel Hutchinson Wednesday with presidents Dawley Bochardt and Schneider of New London in attendance. Irvin of Manawa and Jones of Iola joined as members. HJ Becker attended the state camp at Wausau and was elected a delegate to the Peoria head camp in June. Bre Anger of Oshkosh visiting, Mrs. Chris Olgon of stead, relocation plans for Dr. T W Freeman, and moves of Mr. and Mrs. Chase and Laird slated. Rev AH Zeichiel Grappleton to speak at the Methodist church Sunday morning and address a union meeting at the Presbyterian church that evening.
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Spring Truants on a Riverbank Picnic
In 1908 Chester youths Buster and Harvard skip school to fish by a brook. They share a rustic lunch, build a slate stove, and tempt Margaret Bennington with fish. Harvard relives boyhood while Margaret observes, and the day ends with a sunset wrap to their long afternoon.
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OOD Sarsaparilla Promote Cure for Impure Blood Debility
OOD'S Sarsaparilla is touted as the medicine for impure blood eruptions weakness and general debility. It is described as reliable and absolutely curative in medical ads from the period.
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Mecklenburg Schwerin Eases to Constitutional Structure
Special Correspondence from Schwerin Germany May 15 reports Mecklenburg Schwerin becoming the sole German state without a full constitution. Grand Duke Frederick relinquishes feudal privileges and grants a constitutional framework with property-based suffrage and indirect legislative elections. Local duchies retain general and local legislatures. The new principles were proclaimed in the palace golden hall amid state officials and festivities.
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Twilight Walk and Promises After Afternoon Stroll
In a twilight farewell three companions linger to gather flowers before parting ways at the road. Margaret thanks Harvard as she holds his hand, while May hopes for Dickey's example and looks toward next Saturday when they may meet again. Buster teases about a cat, and the group shares a final glance into the fading light as they part.
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Milwaukee selects alt delegates to Republican convention
Milwaukee may 15 the state central committee will meet at the plankinton clubrooms to choose alternate delegates for the republican national convention in Chicago State Chairman W D Connor acting governor of the state arrived from Madison with several committeemen He would not forecast the names of the alternates or the selection details alongside Walter Alexander the sole Taft delegate elected in wau sau district the story notes the political context and uncertainty about the nominees.
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