National political chatter stirs in Wisconsin papers
The Daily Northwestern reports on campaign tactics and conditional orders amid Taft vs. Roosevelt debates, critiquing party strategies, business agitation, and press influence. It notes editorials, editorials, and public sentiment shaping the election discourse and warns of panic and distrust in economic conditions.
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What Debs Stands For In This Socialist Platform
Debs and the Socialist Party are urged as a national force with strong Milwaukee county roots. The piece cites The New York Call and outlines a program favoring worker ownership of production, rent control, public goods, and broad social reforms while warning against rapid upheaval and urging cautious support based on potential political and economic consequences.
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Socialista
Bocaulstry
Milwaukee
Sowaliasty
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Antiliste
Dekia
New York
Democratic
Arte
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Cheveland
Rome
Wien
Gileye
Ely
Ely Hlantlan
Bogey Man Prophecies Followed by a Sham Critique
The piece rebukes an orator nicknamed the Bogey Man who warned of dire economic and social collapse under McKinley and the Republicans. It cites past failed predictions on wages, mortgages, and trade, noting events disproved his forecasts. It also muses on invention from printing to electricity, and comments on Wisconsin voters and the 1896 campaign atmosphere.
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Oman
Tileaki
F McKinley
Republican Party
Faullang
Bryan
Miss Petticoats to Play at Grand Opera House Saturday
Amusements note a clever stage adaptation of a New England comedy Miss Petticoats praised by Boston editors as wholesome and sincere. The Goaton theater production features authentic seaport village life with detailed scenery and finish, promising a bright future for the playwrights.
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Miss Petticoats
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Neen
Grand Opera House
Courtroom scene unfolds as mother finds long-lost daughter
Myrtle Barber, fifteen, at a Catholic protectory learns her mother Flora Avery, of Spearfish, is real. Habeas corpus brings Mary Stafford to the New York Supreme Court, with Barber now Stafford claiming kidnapping years ago. The mother, divorced and remarried, seeks custody as the girl meets her after fourteen years apart.
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Catholic Protectory
Unele
Flora
Avery
Spearfish
Supreme Court
Marnie Barber
Mary Stafford
Courh
Charles Barber
Tila
South Dakota
Harber
Stafford
Barber
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Wisconsin university rivalries spark tense campus row
A lifelong Northwestern correspondent condemns Madison upperclassmen for harassing freshmen with a poster and ducking threats. The letter urges swift law enforcement and calls the university to curb rowdy acts defying state law, university rules, and decency. It rails against Ku Klux Klan vibes and public disorder on campus and in town.
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East Madison Depot
Wisconsin University
pubMc
India
America
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Ku Klux — Klan
Wheeler
Windsor
Madison Powers
Oshkosh
Guthrie Tax Valuation and European News Highlight
Guthrie Oklahoma reports a taxable valuation of d dollars, up from 1 040 000 last year. Imm directory figures hint at a 2 percent population rise to 42 595 in Superior. Budapest unveils a monument to the late Crown Prince Rudolf amid European intrigue. Persian minister Morteza Kaho, Jon, estimates about 4 600 persons in the near future.
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Taft reception in Ohio and scattered news items
Ohio workingmen give Taft a cordial reception while other items note Mrs Arthur Walters death from lockjaw after fourteen teeth were plated a Taft state race outlook by Republican leaders a murder indictment discussion in Chicago a note on Mrs Elkins and Duke Abruzzi a Bryan oppose circular alleged by Democratic Chairman Mack cholera cases in St Petersburg and deaths from the disease a French Parliament opening and income tax plans Edna Tropper's court testimony on gifts from AOQ Brown Martinique ash fall on Guadeloupe Mount Soufriere activity and cabinet promotions in Britain Bonaparte on Sherman anti trust prosecutions. Lionel and Virginia's first week of school ends with a boy's prideful remark about kissing Bergaing.
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Taft
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Belvidere
Taman
Munn
Chicago
Fanny Thompson Rame
Elkins
Duke Abruzzi
Mack
Bryan
St. Petersburg
Edna Wallace Tropper
New York
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Martinique
Vincent
Guadeloupe Island
Soufrier
Press Bureau
Democratic National Committee
Notes by the Funny Men in a Delineator Piece
A Delineator humorous column compiles light vignettes from children and adults. Jokes cover school, family life, and everyday mishaps with playful twists about sleeves, peanuts, and a boy mispronouncing words.
Newspapers mock politics fashion and finance in Wisconsin
A survey of modern print humor and politics cites the Racine News on oil lawyers the Milwaukee Journal on fall fashions and humor, La Crosse speech by Senator La Follette, and editorials from Marinette, Wausau, Fond du Lac, Milwaukee Press, and Appleton Post. It notes Taft Hughes Bryan Roosevelt themes and Wisconsin shifts in La Follette’s influence.
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Racine News
Bryan
Milwaukee Sentinel
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Journal
Wisconsin
la Crosse
Senator la Follette
la Crosse Leader Press
Public Schools of
America
Marinette Eagle-Star
Taft
Roosevelt
Wausau Record-Herald
Aize
Sherman
Fond du Lac
Hughes
Weat
Aeem
Hig Combeyeren
Appleton Post
Evensong and the Timber Wing Romance
A poem excerpt narrates a courtship where a maid desires firs and a suitor longs to repay with timber. He cannot pay, she later marries a famous timber wing named Oakleigh Hawthorne Underwood, and their life in Hemlock Beech is noted, per Horare Dodd Gastit in Success Magazine.
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Hemlock
Success Magazine
Typhoid Claims More in Sheboygan Area News
The brief report notes ongoing typhoid fatalities in Sheboygan, alongside various Wisconsin items. A $90 altar was dedicated at St Paul’s Episcopal Church. Plymouth Green Bay’s race track property is being platted for market. Fond du Lac adopts fireproof garages for autos. Fire destroys Heddie’s Lumber Yard and nearby structures at a loss near $40,000.
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Fond du Sac
Appleton
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Hae
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East Troy
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Charles Buas
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Indianapolis
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Chippewa Falls
Charles Gorst
Mendota
W. A. Gordon
Oshkosh
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