Wisconsin Workplace Accidents Rise Report Shows
Milwaukee County accounts for 3900 of Wisconsin total 13572 accidents from Oct 1906 to July 1907 in a belated biennial labor and industrial statistics study. Fatalities in Milwaukee number 261 with 107 at work and 83 not at work, raising questions on liability, insurance, and employer responsibility amid calls for broader workmen’s compensation.
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Madison
Wis
Milwaukee County
Wisconsin
Getcher
Bureau of Labor and Industrial Statistics
Rales
Milwaukkee County
Pectora
Mayer
George Washington
Martha Washington
F. Mayer Boot & Shoe CO
Milwaukee
Plans Reflect Legislative Work and Liability Law Comparisons
The report surveys liability laws in various countries with numerous figures and examples illustrating how different systems function, highlighting the complexities of legislative plans and their practical implications.
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Hese
Legislaor
Woman Maintains Two Husbands In One Day In New York
New York Oct 14 A Brooklyn supreme court case revealed Mrs Catherine Stroebel lived as wife to Philip Stroebel at 247 Stanhope Street and as wife to Jacob Valusse at Richmond Hill within a single day for over a year. Stroebel worked nights and Valusse days enabling the double household. Observant sister in law Mrs Harry Meyers helped expose the arrangement.
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New York
Jman
Catherine Stroebel
Aspinwall
Brooklyn Supreme Court
Philip Stroebel
Catherine
Stroebel
Stanhope Street
Jacob Vilasse
Richmond Hil
Valusse Io
Valuase
Richmond
Mra
Harry Meyers
Memorial exercises planned for Vilas at Wisconsin Armory
University of Wisconsin to hold memorial for William F. Vilas Tuesday October 20 at 11 in Armory hall with 3000 students and 30 faculty. Program includes addresses by W D Hoard J B Winslow Burr W Jones and C R Van Hise plus musical solos by Marie White Longman. Invocation and benediction scheduled.
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Grace Episcopal Church
Goto
Henschel
Marie White Longman
William Dempster Hoard
John Bradley Winslow
Aillisen
Mario White Longman
Burrow Jones
Charles van Hise
Accidents To Hunters In Wisconsin Coastal Report
Wisconsin dispatches detail hunter accidents. George Emery of Loganville accidentally shot away part of his foot while in a boat near Loddy's mill, blood loss serious. If shot had hit boat bottom the trio risked drowning. Henry Briar of Marinette was accidentally shot while extracting a duck from a boat. the load struck his chest and shoulder but doctors expect recovery.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Baraboo
Ceorge Emery
Loganaville
Loddy's Mill
Emery
Marinette
Henry Briar
Clergy Salaries Spar Overhaul Hit at All Saints Cathedral
Milwaukee diocesan leaders urge stronger church funding to support clergy amid meager pay. Bishop Webb reports good diocesan finances while warning salaries drive ministry shortages. Efforts aim to raise 5 million dollars before 1916 conference, with focus on endowments and cathedral charities. Local clergy advocate earnings parity to ensure elder priests can retire with dignity.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ebbery
Atty
Osler
D S
Seouis
All Saints
Edast
Mr. Whkins
Wilkins
Clereymen
Fe Sill
Willie
William Walter Webb
Webb
Sobranes
Nashotah House
Kemper Hall
Racine College
Robert H Gardiner
Sir. Andrew
H. B. St George
Diocesan Convention Session Adjourns At Noon
Fragmentary report notes modifications to the diocesan canon aligning with general canon. Church leaders prepared to adjourn at noon due to convention proceedings of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew. Parishes submitted work reports and requests for assistance.
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Convention of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Booms Cooper for Speaker in Wisconsin Debate
Milwaukee Wisconsin congressman Cary backs Cooper as a potential speaker of the house, criticizing Speaker Cannon’s tactics. Cary notes he voted against big measures, supports the Remblean caucus at the next session, and laments the gag rule while referring to Cooper, Nelson, and himself as the three branches of Wisconsin.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Et. L
Cooper
House of Representatives
Sah
Wie J. Cary
Cans Non
Congress
Cennon
Remblean
Cannon
Mgr. Cary
Anela Joe
Nelson
Wisconsin
Mann Secures Heavy Bail For Murder Charge
Chicago Oct 14 Luman C Mann accused of murdering Mrs Frances Gulmore Thompson in July was released on 225 000 bail furnished largely by his parents. On leaving the Harrison street station he faced a new accuser a woman who said he had stolen her diamond ring. Mann was hurried away by his attorney after a sensational scene and arrangements were reported to place him in a sanitarium until his hearing in court.
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Chicago
Luman c
Mann
Mra
Frances Gumore Thompson
Oak Parker
Harrison Street
Tig
Democratic list assigns electoral votes in 1900 race
Vice Chairman Hudspeth and Mr. Bryan publish a state list for electoral votes. The Gold South column totals 166 with Nebraska 8 Indiana 16 Ohio 22 West Virginia 7 Nevada 3 New York 389, total 261. Wisconsin marked doubtful. New Jersey Connecticut Rhode Island Illinois favorable to Democrats.
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New York
Hudspeth
Democratic National
Bryan
Indiana
Ohio
New Jersey
Connecticut
Rhodasland
Ilinois
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W. F. Vilas
Amother
RAB
Benomin
Booms Cooper
Congressman Cary
Uncle Joe
Ratic
Oman
Gertrude Ashenhe
Winnie St
Galveston
Texas
Duffy
Rui
Abi
Herst
Dutty
Rochester
Grundy
Joslyn
Main Street
Stroud & CO
Rockers
Allkinds
Schram Rocker
A. M. Schram
Art Furniture
Main St
Tobscon Goodnem
Ising & Ruler
Oshkosh
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