Rally Promises Address by Trevis and Freer in Wisconsin City
A political rally in this city aims to boost Republican organization ahead of voting day. Governor Trevis and Secretary Freer will speak to veterans and supporters about rallying efforts, with plans to organize at city headquarters before the election.
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Campaigo
Trevis
Freer
Wieransin
Auestiona
Peters
Kenrias
Deent
Mitinatrret
Uie Onere Vesa
Jon Thia
Bisrd
Treniiten Gitbertoga
Ennipalen
Dangerous Sport Prompts Reckoning On Hunting Dangers
The article warns that hunting accidents rise with the increasing number of hunters and urges vigilant gun handling. It argues youth safety, proper instruction, and parental duty to protect young hunters, while noting many adults persist in careless practices despite warnings. It also discusses political opinions and election analysis unrelated to hunting.
Business Men Back Taft Or The Bryan Fight
Democratic attempts to mobilize business leaders for Bryan failed as many top executives formed Republican Business Men clubs to support Taft. The efforts sparked cross party outreach, but the business community generally favors Taft, fearing a Democratic victory could harm the economy through tariff shifts and policy uncertainty. Wage earners share interest in stability and worry about broader disruptions if reform passes.
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Campilen
Democrata
Taft
Bryant
Nathan Straua
Tar
Bualness
Bryan and Kern League
Trryan
Alt. Straus
Bryan
Mr. Strava
Amathy
Bean Eran
United States
Tadeo
Pee Bryan
Amile
Taft favored by business, working men urged to support
The article argues business leaders back Taft and claim his election serves workers as well. It contends that businessmen aim to influence laborers by claiming Taft’s victory benefits both sides, asserting Taft’s win would sustain progressive policies improving general prosperity.
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Lebesing
Taft
Bryas
Atm
Ridder's Change of Heart Sparks Political Ripple
The article notes Herman Ridder, once hostile to Bryan, now showing support or at least strong interest, raising questions about motives and possible outside influence. It also references reactions within the Democratic realm, party dynamics, and varied international and domestic political jabs as the campaign nears its close.
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Herman Ridder
Democratic Rational Committee
Bryan
Staate-Zeitung
Nebraska, Leader
Tudder
Nebraskan
Dens
Ridder
Ft 14
Lincoln
New York
Gray
Iiryan
Fragmentary Court and City Notes From Early Papers
A garbled collage notes debts in Milwaukee property worth 945.08 linked to 1,000 indebtness, a Quincy Massachusetts lawsuit over horse and colt injuries, New York City population growth amid millionaires, a Philadelphia North American letter on tuberculosis, and Wisconsin pension totals with 24 585 pensioners and 4 070 114 paid.
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Quincy
New York
Philadelphia
James FL Dally
Mir
Commissioner of Pensions
Wisconsin
Untver Tet Set Linked to Cassie Chadwick Auctioned in NYC
In New York City on the Tight of the Great White Way on the south side of Thirty-eighth Street between Broadway and Seventh Mrs EK A Edmonds of Appleton wife of the Republican state central committee chairman holds a untver tet set once Cassie Chadwick's. It was bought for 100 dollars at an auction of her effects.
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New York City
Thirty-eighth Street
Broadway End
EK. A. Edmonds
Appleton
Cassie Chadwick
Bushy storm toll in Colorado claims six lives
A Saturday Colorado storm caused six deaths. The report mentions Gus Rogers of the Rogers Brothers stage team dying of appendicitis in New York. Police suspect a thief and reference various political and legal items including graft acquittals, Roosevelt naval plans, and a scandal linked to ship disasters. The document notes a Minnesota straw vote for Taft by 320,000 and other presidential era chatter with scattered names such as Bryan, Ward Wright, Nellie Walsh, and references to Archbold letters theft.
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Colorado
Gus Rogers
Rogers Brothers
New York
Chicago
J. K. Fielding
Trickett
Roosevelt
Congress
M. Gaston’ Thompson
Wrench Marine
Record-Herald
Minnesota
Taft
J. H. Clay. Pierce
Waters-Pierceaw Company
Amiust
Texas
Supreme Court
Adirondiicka
Ramoras
Ward Wright
Bryan
Nellie Walsh
Waldron
Arthur
Gleason
Collier's Weekly
Archbold
Standard CW
Mearet
Wisconsin news briefs from winter session and incidents
A rough digest of Wisconsin items includes a $55 fine for adulterated milk, Barron hosts the annual dairy meeting on February 10, life membership movements in De Pere, and memories services for Senator Vilas at the state university gym. Reports note hunting season losses, a death by suicide in Wisconsin, acquittal over whisky on a reservation, a fatal fall in Rhinelander, and hunters fined for open-water shooting. также mentions rail and road work, a jail term for an alderman’s bride theft, post office theft arrests, newspaper staffing changes, Rhinelander mill delays, and political calls for investigation into Fire Chief Clancy.
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Gua Beechar
Racine
Wisconsin Dairymen’s Association
Barron
de Pere
Ufe
William FP. Vilas
State University
Wisconsin
Michigan
Jacob Ger
Warbeno
Martin Grannum
la Crosse
Minnesota
Catharine Choratts
Mulwaukee
Schurz
Watertown
Jerry Randall
Nettsville
Patiéan
Rhinelander
Sleceric Company
Ftai
Daarudes
Jamem
Jamem + Cale, former Fond du Lat charged with high gendery at Jancaville
Albert Dorsey
Cale
Fred W. McKenete
Milwauker
At University Publications
Senator la Follette
Charles Gillett
Superior
Superior Telegram
McKanale
Amy
Walt
Roe
Clancy
Sacet
Gm Oupetntess Ham
Springtime across the barrens by Lloyd Roberts
A poetic passage from Appletons recounts a grit filled march through sodden meadows and barren lands. The speaker describes trampling through sea spray and green stalks, stamping moss and waking a grave silence as ships breathe on the wharves. The poem blends rugged nature with defiant freedom in stark, stormy imagery.
The Great Divide Comes to Grand Opera House
The Great Divide by William Vaughn Moody arrives at the Grand Opera House Thursday. The production features a star cast, a strong revue lineup, Pekin Zouaves, Gladstone sisters, Marie Yuill and Bobby Moyd, Fern and Mack, and a lively musical accompaniment, promising a packed Bijou program with popular audience appeal.
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Wiliam Vaughn Moody
Grand Opera House
America
Mwn
Far West
Rocky Mountains
East
Princess and Daly's
Academy_of Music
New York
Oshkosh
Gladstone Tvters
Sunbeama
Marie Yuill
Bobby Moyd
Fern and
Mack
James Chase
Algeria
The Results of Poor Wealth
A critique links health, diet, and housing to poverty, arguing that sickness drives poverty more than drinking and condemning adulterated food, unsanitary rooms, and tuberculosis as root causes within charity records and social conditions.
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Charities
The
Commons
Cupid in the Office A Reverie in Collier's Fiction
A poetical vignette titled Cupid in the Office in Collier's Fiction Number contrasts a Dove-tinted urban maiden with a business setting. The reverie expresses desire for the office girl's lost innocence and hints at romance, humor, and satisfaction beyond labor.
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Cupid
Notes and Laughing Fragments From London Tit-Bits
A miscellany of brief vignettes and jokes: a medical note on a young man’s death after Dr Crawfurd’s help, quick quips about married life and a Dawarnd ad, a mistaken name in a call, a humorous cab ad aftermath, a husband’s drink past, a lynching miscue, and an office boy’s misidentification of a railway official.
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Crawfurd
Dorothy
Snooks
Mr. Snooks
Bridget
Youngs Barnes
Alex Cabs
Benham
Mrs. Benham
Bobble
London
Chestnut Blight Savors Uncertain Toll Across Regions
Chestnut blight headlines from early summer note wide publication of reports in Pennsylvania and New York. While many areas show impact, experts question severity given current infestations and varying regional effects. Some forests appear unscathed, with full clarity likely by next spring.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Mildew Removal Method Praised by National Magazine
A National Magazine article describes removing mildew from white green areas by applying an oil soap scrub, exposing to sun, washing and boiling out the stain. If any spots remain, repeat the process for best results. The method reportedly cleaned a surface previously ruined by mildew.
The Oyster's Food Value Highlighted by Prof Pots
A scholarly piece argues oysters are central to appetite and digestion. Prof John R. Phil pots contends oysters trigger a gentle stomach excitement that primes proper digestion, calling the oyster the key to appetite in a noted magazine quote.
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John R.philpots
When Straw Hat Rules Come and Go in Wisconsin
A collage of late 19th or early 20th century clippings notes straw hat etiquette ending September 16 and straw vote activity through November 3 in Wisconsin towns like Milwaukee Beloit Oshkosh Racine Wausau and Appleton. It comments on Standard Oil profits politics graft Wisconsin campaigns and a minister's quip about his wife as the life angle with scattered humorous lines.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Standard Oil
Winnecone
Wor
At. S
Teming Abikke Ya
Beloit Free Press
White Sox
Metastia
New York
Racine News
Davidson
Teuac Stephenson
United States Senate
Beloit News
Bryan
Racine Journal
Mr. Bryans
Wausau Record-Herald
Eau Claire
Lind
Lentz
Ohio
Hiau Claire
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