The Daily Northwestern 1908 Sunday edition notice
The Daily Northwestern announces its publication schedule and postal rates. It promises wide circulation in Winnibags County and is a member of Associated Press. Rates include 49 cents per month and 200 per year with advance payment, plus daily carrier delivery in the city.
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Hicks Manuscripus
Brampe
Winnibags
Northwestern
Prone
Tangth
Wisconsin
Xine
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Wisconsin Polls Put Republican Lead At About One Hundred Thousand
An estimate by Mr Edmonds, chair of the Republican central committee, predicts a Republican plurality of around 102,000 for the Taft and Sherman ticket in Wisconsin this year. The canvass, already completed, shows the party poised for a sizable margin and notes strong statewide support.
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Edmonds
Republican Elite Central Committee
Winconala
Ta*t
Sharman
F Edmonds
Myers
J&uubileai
Thottlemay
Stecard-Herald
Wuania
Blate
Wisconsin
Mar Davidson
Tina
Aetlong
Osclite
Indy Jayran
Bryan's Form Breet Analysis on 1900s Electoral Outlook
The piece discusses presidential race dynamics with Bryan versus Taft, detailing electoral college math, state-by-state outcomes, and historical margins. It notes western state vulnerabilities, New York’s pivotal role, and the need for southern and central-state support, highlighting optimism challenged by uncertainty.
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Ian
Deans Colo
Toitt
Boweser
Cathmate
Maryhind
West
Missouri
Dudliyr
Oklaham
Calumm
Indiana
Michigan
Irvin
Colorado
Idaho
Kansas
Montink
Nebreska
Nevada
Washington
Wyoming
York
New York
Bryan
South Dakota
McKinley
Nebraska
Utah
St Gaye & McKinley
Roosevelt
Packer
Ohio
Care of the Insane Debate Sparks Wisconsin Reform Discussion
A Milwaukee address by Dr. W A Gordon criticizes Wisconsin for lagging in humane care of the mentally ill. He cites past progress and urges state action to match forward looking peers, urging safer facilities, better staffing, and modern treatment while noting political tensions and upcoming campaigns.
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State Federation of Women's Clubs
Milwaukee
W. A. Gordon
Northern State Hospital
Inaene
Wiaconeln 4
Alatea
Gordon
Wisconsin
Bern
Tre
Ca Gterson
Sith
Thor
Dirak
London
Etrim
Ander Smh
Haak
Lara
Banking panic plan sparks cautious debate in era politics
The piece argues bankers oppose Bryan style bank deposit guarantees as impractical and risky. It notes directors' ignorance of actual bank conditions, urges personal liability for directors, and discusses public confidence, reforms, and political maneuvering amid a heated debate on safer banking.
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Bryan
Jom
Banky
Ion Cr Banka
Luted
Stibby Ag
Porsiby
Milwauke Itallina and strangers in era of notes
A garbled mix of items mentions a sixty foot metal stair built by Derwin’s Shauncher, a German chemist’s cellulose catalyst claim, Liverpool’s new 30 foot stone, Ireland’s political equality, and Lord Wolseley’s seventy-fifth birthday. It also notes Sarah Matt Decker planning a paper on ink, and Richard Croker commenting Americans funding Egypt’s fate with visitors from across the states.
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Milwaukee
Itallina
Honuwe Shauncher
Derwin
England
Liverpool
Murseyan
Ireland
Polluical
Sarah Matt Decker
Lord Wolseley
Richard Croker
Mr. Croker
America
States
Remembering Winter in The Metropolitan Magazine
Fragmentary poem excerpt from The Metropolitan Magazine evokes winter gloom and memory. It reflects on fading past, sorrow, and forgiveness as the world grows quiet. The text ballads lost days, green crowns, and lingering dreamlike imagery of wind and ash.
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Metropolitan Magazine
White Wave Crisis and Election Projections in Chicago Area
The report notes two convictions amid chaotic commentary on White Wave events in Chicago, with Mount Vernon overrun for water access and Democrats abandoning statewide aims. It cites Ohio and Kansas margins, Oklahoma prospects, and a Chicago juvenile court cocaine case amid broader political and social turmoil. The piece also mentions Wallman’s dirt data, New York claims, and a linked military posting about a private pensioner in the United States.
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Chicago
Mount Vernon
Lua Democrate
Harald Straw
Tafesil
Ohio
Kansas
Beryun
Okiahima
Hains Brothers
New York
Ghenest
Haina
Vhal
Vecalter Wallman
Varius
Fios
Odell
Hughes
Brent
Santa Post
Ind Hive
Makn
Pubean
Pornira
Teleer
United States
al Bart Mayer
Erdera
Fragmented Crime and Local Notices in Wisconsin Hamlet
A garbled clipping reports a man named Burns killed by a train near Janesville after jail release, local police detainments, and a Green Bay society purchase of a theatre building to convert into a community room. It mentions potato prices, graduates, and a medical advert for deafness cures, with scattered names and places in Wisconsin towns.
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Daml
Spur Te
Lite King
Minigsola
Madsen
Abia
Midison
Appleton
Wis
Jelolt
Union Strat
August Gothe
Qtyaf
Green Bay
Star University
Cers
Murray
Clifton House
Rock Island
Cross Maka
Dellatai
Osbern Osborn Emerges As Republican Leader Figure
The late Jude A. Osborn, longtime prominent city resident and Republican party leader, is noted in the report. Osborn is described as an attorney by profession and a high figure in state party councils.
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Osbern
Jude A.K. Osborn
Republican Party
4 Se Onbern
Profesnh Ang
Lawyer Osborn and Shory Linked to Felker Era
The fragments describe a former law partner of the late Charles W. Felker, with broad manufacturing interests demanding attention. Mr Osborn served Oneida and Vilas counties in the 1903 state legislature, earning a reputation as a fearless promoter of intelligent reform and a tireless opponent of demagogic measures. Qshory resides at 7th Algunva Street.
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Charles W. Felker Tater
Osborn
Oneida and
Vilas Dunties
Qshory
7Th Algunva Street
Americanism in the Philippines disputes and duties
A Manila to Northwestern dispatch reflects on Archbishop Harry’s arrival in Manila and the Philippines scene. It portrays American influence as deeply religious and practical, praising the archbishop’s counsel to Filipinos, the festive preparations, and the growing Americanism shaping daily life and governance in the islands.
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Madbelt
Lid & Core
Faery Duwi
Philippines
Harry, Eis
Maiillia
Marsh
Mac Rhebe
Tip
Archbishop iWuty
Tilipino
Grewter Jitnior
Iifa
Hjevik
Orient
Madison
Which is Weber and which is Telia at the Weberfield show
A garbled note reports two visitors in New York viewing a drama titled Which is Weber and which is Telia with quips about programs and identity The piece also references political talk around the La Follette vote in Wisconsin and mentions a La Colletta vote tied to Republicanism Aponauin Record.
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Weber
Thielda
New York
Weberfield Museum of Drama
Telia
Winconsin
la Colletta
Aponauin
Oshkosh Chautauqua Era Praise and Plans for Growth
The excerpt extols Elias Day and Beauchamp, praising leadership at Oshkosh Chautauqua and La cione Forshaw dome. It highlights annual progress, loyalty, and strong community, notes a successful convention, and sketches a vision for a permanent summer city and broader Lyceum reach near a patron city with a single convention week to boost revenue.
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Elias Day
Ovenkeeh
Ike
Doxgg
tore—‘Hingham
Beauchamp
Seara
Sore
Hentage
Ott
Forshaw
Hinspin
Hinshaw
Lyceum
Winona Lake
Chautauqua
Atlantic City
Noted Comic Bits From The Circus And The Bohemian Magazine
A collection of humorous snippets and vaudeville style quips. It pokes fun at dreamers, billing, and social pretensions with playful banter and Boston flavor. The pieces mix pun and social satire, featuring a mix of characters and light, observational humor.
Cupid’s Aim and Wry Lovers in a Lampooned Verse
A playful verse from Smart Set mocks romantic pairings with comic mismatches. Names like Tom Daly Maizice and Phil amiles appear in a cartoonish survey of affection and social misfires, hinting at a lighthearted social-satire tone.
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Tom
Wirsome Daly
Dally Fusors
Will Mull
Maizice
Bmaizle
Phils
Philip Amiles
Dally
Ped
Ted
Polly Loes
Ned
Gorrowing
Cupid
Arrowa
Claire M. Caroerny
Wisconsin Editorial Snippets on Elections and Fires
A collection of dated editorial glimpses from Wisconsin newspapers discusses election dynamics, party prospects, forest fires, and public policy. It mentions Bryan’s candidacy, Republican strength, and debate over government ownership while noting fire threats and sanitation concerns from rummage sales across Racine Green Bay and Stevens Point.
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East Wis
Racine
Wausau
la Pallette
Bryan
Marinette Dagh -Biar
Wisconsin
Lurley Manor
Gre_n Bay Gazette
Renub- Heana
Bictuyse
United States
Stevens Point Journal
Watchkee
How Seminoles Bury Their Dead
The article notes Seminoles wrap the deceased in blankets and bury them atop the ground, leaving the top of the head exposed, building a dirt-lined pen around the body. It mentions phrases about grave handling, little reverence, and a historical desecration of Tom Tiger's grave drawing newspaper outcry.
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High Quae
Comb Ner Har
Tom Tiger
A. W Dimock
Collier's
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