Letter writer scorns Lady Reader in public ticket sales dispute
A Mrs. Buaxkin defends selling tickets for church benevolent entertainments against a critic calling himself Lady Reader. She praises Mrs. Blank’s charity work, notes taxes support the poor, and urges responsible conduct and integrity in fundraising. Local notes include business updates, appointments, a funeral, and forthcoming holiday sales at Walden & Co.
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Tandy Reader
Jett Divis
Apparva
Lady Reuler
Lady Reader
Mrs. Blank
Parens
Sicket
Amati
Tim
Afr Laedy Reider
Lidle
Sol
Bakers Invest in Sanford Mfg Co and Church Plans
Baker and Richard Hackett acquired an interest in Sanford Mfg Co. and increased capital to 15000 dollars. The Trinity chapel shows rapid progress with basement services likely in about three weeks. Leander Choate tied up for the season and K M Hutchison reports a successful year. Alice Jones named contralto at Congregational church. Rev E W Brows from Chicago to preach at Presbyterian church Sunday. Funeral of John Henry Rhemer from 405 Oregon St. South site tarn 2 halt with the form opened December 12. Mayor Walker of Milwaukee to deliver address. 500 new style toboggans and handkerchiefs advertised at Clark's Syndicate Great Isle.
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Baker
Richard Hackett
Sanford Mfg
Trinity
Leander Choate
K. M. Hutchison
Alice Jonis
E.W. Brows
Chicsago
Presbyterian Church
John Henry Rhemer Oenied
Oregon Steel
Walker
Milwaukee
The Homeliest Man in Oshkosh and Local Promotions
Prominent local notices advertise Kemp's Balsam for throat and lungs with a money back guarantee, plus a winter tourist ticket program from the Wisconsin Central line valid until May. Local shops tout fashion cloaks, undergarments, jewelry, and watches with promotional claims, while Wm J Kelly markets tuners avoiding magnetic or electro wire interference at the Main and Washington corner.
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Wm. J. Kellay’s
Main and
Washington
Political critique and labor note from a 19th century paper
A collection of opinions argues the New York election favors Gorman and allies under an old edict system. It questions presidents education and criticizes imported foreign labor while warning labor rights erosion. Knights of Labor win a Supreme Court ruling against railroad discrimination for coal transport.
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Bowe
Tovsres
Knights of Labor Co-operative Coal-mining Company
Illinois
Supreme Court
Knights
Ailway Company
Aye
No Conflict Between Capital and Labor
A newspaper note argues there is no inherent clash between labor and capital, only between laborers and capitalists over fair pay, while capital sustains labor and labor grows capital. It cites a 35 cent per ton advance and 22,000 idle miners seeking 24 cents, then notes attempted monopolistic imposition and a call to inspect fine potatoes and Michigan apples offered to trade.
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United States
Washington
Jickson
Lincoln
Batle
United Justice
United Labor
Coan
Tme
Wey
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Buaxkin
Sanford Mannufacturing Co
Gackefaff
California
Waterbo Ie
Fond da Tac
Frendsa
Daly
Opera Efonse
Teas
A. J. Dodge
Pimes
C.L. Powels
West Bend
J.S. Herrman
Allen Will
Testatrix
Co. Walden & Co
Daggett
Mish Jones
Wrynk
Stvans
Hallock
MLC. A. Feome
Alderman Cole
Ja.e. Bell
Alonzo Lexeh
Athorn
Toplis
Jas
G. Qlark
Austin
J.B. Austen & Cr
Kempster
Rollin Brainard
Brainard
Rastling
H. Nunnnemacher
Grant Vaa
Ife
Footie
Kidson
Chicago
Holiday Hooke
J. E. Holden & Co
Jia, Conro
Rhinelander
Will Noff
Northern Hospital
Messrs
F. Rowe
D. R. Williams
H. Head
H. C Brightfal
EE. Mindler
J. Suffolk
Master Rig Mill
Misses
Viola Hayter
Minnie Swift
Alice Canall
Char
Join Kinsley
Menomine
Mich
Mes
Dickson
Kansas City
BR. D. Toya
Mike Arangements
Viall
Chase and
Findeisgen
J. B. Choata
Bowen
Vale
H. B. Dale Jr
Jas. Glark
Chieige
City News
Clark
Oshkosh
J. F. W. Schmidt
Kemp
Florida
Wiconsin Central
Anle
Ierida
New York
B. Woldes & Co
Gent
Clark’s Syndicate
Wm. 7
iCelluy
Gorman
F‘iggins
Rasin
Thomas Stripe
Ofer
Slaughterail
JE Holden
WM. Dichmann
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