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The Wicks Ratings Company, Orhkiah, Wisconsin, publishes notices about rates, taxes, and telegraph connections. The text discusses county taxes, postal rates, and distribution across multiple towns with pricing details and deadlines. It mentions civic notices and health board recommendations influencing policy.
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Otetels Avery Fern
the Wicks Ratings Company
Orhkiah
Wisconsin
Guarins
Neer Suisse
Meath of Gehool Chihdren and School Defects Debate
A defect survey by a municipal research bureau criticizes school authorities for neglecting physical defects in children. It cites 26,000 to 66,000 pupils with defects in New York City schools, argues early treatment prevents later issues, and weighs expert therapy versus parental attention as key paths to better health and school performance.
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Bureau of Municipal Research
Dauraton
Phyal
Sehinal Chidren
Douacote
New York
City
Hienne
Fortean
Meimoblas
Aelioot Authorities
Etn
Beddih
York
Ie Peereniba
Ernest
Bureau of All
Duavimca Nora Cult
Mendes
State Republican Conventions Aim for Unified Platform
The State conventions at Mattson form plans to shape state platform and organize committees. Leaders urge Republicans to set aside factionalism, back the national ticket, and focus on state duties for a united campaign. The goal is to avoid bitterness and secure victory in the coming election.
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Mattson
Barre
Wisconsin
Chiesco
Repub
Denver
Wna
Foreigners and Crime Paragraph Reflects Immigration Concerns
A newspaper excerpt discusses immigration anxieties, linking rising crime to foreign-born populations. It cites a magazine article by Chic Clerk Rossiter criticizing immigrant children as potential future criminals and proposes New York trade schools, while noting resistance from unions and doubts about long term efficacy. The piece ends with strong calls to tighten immigration gates and a Chicago policeman's testimony.
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Thia
Oupheil Vno
Chic Clerk Rossiter
Federal Census Ofice
New York
Vaudeville Debates Apathy and Political Scandals Across Nation
The piece surveys widespread voter apathy and police bias claims amid political clashes. It notes senators like Forwker and Speaker Mannan, debates over Standard Oil ideals, and President Roosevelt and Harriman rail politics. An eclipse and an airship accident are also mentioned as curiosities in a dense, opinionated column.
Yellow City Lights In a Distant Poem
A fragmentary poem by Miriam Clark praises a yellow city lights scene. It evokes night streets, water, and wind as brave lights shimmer. The piece personifies the city as friendly and steadfast against darkness, ending with a nighttime scene near a church or hall.
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Miriam Clark
Nicholas
Taft speaks at Chi night amid campaign notes
Disjointed OCR items describe Taft speaking in Chicago and planning the western tour, plus references to Governor Haskell and a 84th annual assembly of a fraternal order. Other fragments mention Wilbur Wright, Manila efforts, and a Virginia church funeral with mourners.
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Taft
Kaskell
Ghinhoma
Denye
Wilbur Wright
le Maning
United States
Maniila
J. HM. Moore
Taylorstown
Enid
F. Carpenter
Ferhiehem
Fonn
FRELONS AND THING IN TIBET AND WORLD NOTES
Fragmentary telegraph style summary notes various items: a Tibetan report on relief efforts and cannon fire. May Irwin amid large fortunes. Amos Plownder touring Hong Kong. Governor General Smith reference. Canada US trade in 1930. a 1810 book on aerial commerce. phonograph tied to history lessons. August Fransart linked to a silver plate for Daguerre. Daguerreotype inventor noted. Fransart dies in St Louis at an advanced age.
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Tibet
May Irwin
Amos Plownder
Hongkong
Ben
Smith
Canada
United States
Jacques Maude Daguerre
St. Louis
Fragmented Comic Dialogues and Mischief in Old Paper
A jumble of overheard scenes and gags unfolds with misheard remarks about a suttarine vet, a postponed marriage, a glass eye, a dressmaker, and flirtations. A Belfast clerk, a florist prank, and a theater fire scare thread through quirky exchanges, jokes, and misdelivered notes in a lighthearted, decades‑old newspaper vignette.
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Plantagenet Ung
Ray Aloe
Reefor
Blanks
Reefer
Banks
Eva
Belfast
Indy
Stanton
Mererey Samarit Shubert Rent Production At Grand
This evening at the Grand Opera house theatergoers may witness Mererey Samarit Shubert rent production of Walt the Newest by Eugene Walter. It has scored success in New York Chicago and elsewhere. The Bridges anniversary concert and a strong Bijou bill with acts by J J and Myra Davie Dowling and Rawla and von Kaufman, plus Wooley and Pliers on bar, Rudolph Askeland violin, Jimmie Chase singing, and the house orchestra, entertain a well pleased Monday audience.
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Grand Apera House
Tratir
Mererey Samarit J Shubert
Walt
Eugene Walter
Rhubert
Lyric Theater
New York
Chicago
the Wolf
Canaan Hudsoon Bay
Mer Laif
Findabba
Tor Rain
Thy Vilain
Heron
Culcaga
Vale
Bauman
Grand Opera House
Wen
Mme
Julie Tye-King
Frank Josslyn
Oshkeah
Joseph J
Myra Davie Dowling
Rawla
von Kaufman
Kersey
Wooley and Pliers
Rudolph Askeland
Annie Laurie
Jimmie Chase
Jennie
Maé Yankee Regent
Wisconsin News Roundup Highlights Across Cities
Milwaukee teachers seek a two per cent raise while reports note Bin Bcup crop sales in Antigo. Fox debacle in Austin Minn ends tragically from a sewer cave in. Archbishop Messner orders prayers for gain in Milwaukee archdiocese churches. Mayville pioneer John Scharr dies at age nine. Charters issued for banking at Stratford and Silver Lake. Beloit injury from rail pouch strike hits knee. Milwaukee Northern railway line now from Milwaukee to Sheboygan. Maya Rose curtails fire department dismissals for political reasons. Henry Bowe of Chilton dies from heart failure following pasture incident. George F. Peabody named recording secretary of American Fisher Society in Washington. Beloit youth fires rifle, hit Robert Smaith’s hat. Ben Bearman hospitalized in critical condition. Shots injure Fred Reuse near Dresbach. Kenosha man Henry Bushman faces 30 year sentence for brutal assault on Anna Doherty. Ashland jury fails to agree in a rail case over calf killed on right of way. Robert Lees, La Crosse probate judge, dies of apoplexy at age 60. longtime public figure and Democratic legislator.
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Milwaukee
Clark
Antigo
Fox
West Salem
Austin
Minn
Messner
Mulwaukee
John Scharr
Mayville
Wisconsin
Stratford
Marathon County
Silver Lake
Kenosha County
Marion Attridge
Beloit
Chicago
Henry Bowe
Chilton
George F. Peabory
Appleton
American Fisher Society
Washington
Fred
Robert Smaith
Ben Bearman
Mn la
Haw
Fred Reuse
Dresbach
la Crosse
Henry Bushman
Kenosha
Anna Doherty
Ashland
Robert Lees
la Crosse County
Ele
Wall
Iron Brigate
Assembly
Senate
Bragg
Vilas
Wisconsin Political Currents Through The State Papers
A collage of Wisconsin editorials criticizes political factions and leaders. Mentions Madison Democrat on sugar beet days, Fond du Lac police finding money, and calls for reform to unite Republicans and challenge Democrats as local voices urge peace and straight talk ahead of conventions.
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Manowa
China
Mineral Point Tribune
Wisconsin
Madison Democrat
Chicago
Bryan
Gsare
Shawano Journal
Four Man’s Defense Speech Precedes Attacks
A quoted speaker claims he has lived here too long to need defense and then proceeds to present his counter arguments. The remark reflects a stance of endurance before detailing defenses against perceived enemies.
October in the Orchard and the North Wind
A poem by May Aiken in St. Nicholas describes September’s yellow and red leaves beneath old orchard trees. A crow circles above as chickadees and a chipmunk gather autumn stores. October brings keen wind and frost, then a frightening night dream of a bright, terrible sight.
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Hallowe'en
St. Nicholas
Farm Tips From Fading Notes on Crops and Season Work
Practical farming tips cover protecting potatoes with Bordeaux spray, delaying potato rotting, measuring fields for fertilizer planning, cutting posts in late summer, keeping wood from ground contact, and pruning corn and wheat practices. Advises on roof repairs, barn maintenance, and conserving water flow to protect land.
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Powhan
Singing Boys of Jena and Their Wandering Choirs
Orphan singing boys once roamed German towns with Bacchantes and Skirmishers, begging and service in exchange for teaching. After the Reformation choirs were funded by churches and patrons, Luther himself once a boy singer. Now the custom fades with few towns left and annual performances at Wartburg.
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Jena
Martin Luther
Luther
Rhenach
Frau Cotta
German Empire
Blaenach
Wartburg
Sleven
Arthur Upson
St. Nicholas
Vermont’s Political Barometer Signals No Change in 1908
Harper’s Weekly notes Vermont’s gubernatorial race shows Prout leading by about 28,376 votes, near Roosevelt’s 1904 showing, implying Taft likely to win nationally. The barometer would signal change if Vermont’s Republican majority fell below 25,000, which it did not.
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Brother Bryan
Green Mountain
Mr. Prout
Mr. Roosevelt
Taft
Harper's Weekly
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