Unity in Congress Seeks Northward War Finance Power
From Dan's Review the article notes a 217 to 0 House vote and a 76 to 0 Senate approval granting the President discretion to allocate up to 50 million dollars for national defense before next January. It highlights gains in railways and industrial demand, with Europe flush with gold and fears of war influencing markets. Exports of wheat and corn rise while cotton and fertilizers show mixed movement. Iron and steel production climbs, prices stay strong except wire nails, and boots and shoes shipments and leather costs shift as wool demand remains weak. The piece portrays strong domestic confidence in industry, defense readiness, and foreign demand driving economic activity.
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House
Senate
Europe
Madril
Wavanna
Atantis
Pacific
Milwaukee
Oraera
Chicago
Wool movement holds with new clip. prices steady
The report notes little wool can be moved with a new clip near and heavy stocks remain in mills, and no further reductions are planned. Goods are lower in quality but standard grades unchanged. Cotton goods show wide distribution with generally steady prices, while print cloths trade lower outside, prints are in better demand.
Cascade Woman Passes Through Waldo En Route to Chicago
Miss Sarah Vetter of Cascade visited Waldo last Monday while en route to Chicago for several months. Local residents included C M Grooms in the tim shop, Atty Martin Hughes of Sheboygan, and Mrs. Jas Little moving into C L Gibbys house. Potatoes shipped to Chicago by McIntyre and Harmon. Frank Walsh in Sheboygan. Supt Drewry and Joe Peck at Plymouth. Jarve Connor planning to move to Chicago. Mrs S Comings home from Coal City Indiana. Tom OConner in the village midweek.
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Sarah Vetter
Cascade
C.M. Grooms
Tim Shop
Timmer Bros
Martin Hughes
Sheboy
Gay
Jas. Little
C. L Gibbys
McIntyre
Harmon
Chicago
Frank Walsh
Sheboygan
Drewry
Joe Peck
Plymouth Wednnesday
Jarve Conner
S. Comings
Coal City
Ind
Tom O'Conner
Our Village
Deaths of Mrs Russell and William Spencer
Mrs Harry Russell died at her parents home near Cedar Grove on Wednesday evening aged 21. Survived by husband and infant, funeral at M YW Church Saturday, interment Wildwood cemetery. Rev James Charm officiated. William Spencer, ex US Senate clerk, died in Washington last Saturday at 57 after asthma. funeral attended by senators and staff, Morton and Hobart among mourners.
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Harry Russell
Cedar Grove
M. YW
Wildwood Cemetery
James Charm
M. E. Church
Wmn. E. Spencer
Janes Spencer
Washington
U.S. Senate
University of Wisconsin
Columbia Law School
Washington Dispatch
Capitol
Wisconsin Colony
Morton
New York
Spencer
Senate
Hobart
Funeral Honors for Congressional Employee Move to Rice Lake
Senators Spooner and Mitchell and Wisconsin delegation attended a funeral conducted by blind chaplain Dr Milburn. Active pallbearers were Capitol Police. remains sent to Rice Lake Wisconsin from Pennsylvania Station. Hearse followed by about 200 mourners, led by Vice President Hobart former VP Morton and several senators. First congressional employee funeral with such honors and respect.
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Spooner
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Milburn
Capitol
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rice Lake
Wis
Hobart
Morton
Congress
Coun
Golden Wedding Celebrates 50 Years of Gillette Marriage
A large portion of local residents read of the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Geo W Gillette at 70 West 8th St New York City March 17. Mrs Gillette is Fanny L Camp eldest daughter of Samuel Camp proprietor of the Sheboygan House. Five children attended, three born in Sheboygan. The Mercury later became The Evergreen City Times and then Tom Surnoveau Toes.
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Sucraresy
Mercury
Jean
Geo. W. Gillette
West 8Th St
New York Cty
Sheboygan Mercury
Fanny L. Camp
Samuel Camp
Sheboygan House
Sheboygan
Evergreen City Times
Tom Surnoveau
Elected Officers of The Badger Club
The Badger Club elected young gentlemen to lead for the coming year with Alfred Jung as President Louis Neumeister as Vice President HL Muenne as Secretary Hugo Prange as Treasurer and A T Steffen Otto Kohl Alfred Jung as Executive Committee plus BH B Ohhman as Captain of Cycling and Lieut Otto Stahl on the committee.
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Badger Club
Alfred Jung
Louis Neumeister
HL Muenne
Hugo Prange
A.T. Steffen
Otto Kohl
BH. B. Ohhman
Otto Stahl
Pleasant Birthday Celebration at Mrs Pugh’s Home
A number of ladies gathered Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Pugh’s Upper Falls road home to celebrate her birthday. Attendees included Mesdames Look Sims Dongad Moyers Anderson Rudolph Goetz Schroeder Sonnemann Spencer Gillen Bertram and Schneider.
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Mrs. Pugh
Upper Falls Road
Mesdames Look
Sims
Dongad Moyers
Anderson
Rudolph
Goetz
Schroeder
Sonnemann
Spencer
Gillen
Bertram
Schneider
Amnica Salve Sold By A Mahlendorf Jr. & Co
Rucklews Amnica Salve advertised as the best salve for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions. It guarantees perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by A Mahlendorf Jr. & Co.
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A. Mahlendorf Jr. & Co
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