J. E. Jones Ad Rates and Wisconsin Stalwarts Fight
The Wisconsin Republican League announces a permanent group opposing Governor LaFollette and seeking Spooner’s re-election. The Stalwarts claim executive interference with the legislature. Milwaukee headquarters open as a high-stakes political battle heats up across the state.
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LaFollette
Legislative
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Republican League
United States
John C. Spooner
Milwaukee
Sampson to testify at Schley Court of Inquiry
Washington early this week issued a rebuttal to a rumor that Rear Admiral Sampson would skip the Schley Court of Inquiry. The piece asserts Sampson will appear as a star witness and argues his report to the Navy Department ignited the controversy leading to the court.
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Cock and Bull
Sampson
Schley
Washington
Navy Department
Department
War Drives Up Horse Flesh Prices Worldwide
A British officer notes the war in South Africa has raised horse prices in the U S and abroad. He cites a Missouri Kansas total of 5 000 000 dollars spent on horseflesh, while L O Munson reports ships of horses arriving at Cape Town for over a year.
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South Africa
U.S
Missouri
Kansas
L. O. Munson
Washington
Cape Town
British Boer War耗用警覺巨額馬匹
文章提到一名高級官員稱英國在布爾戰爭期間至今使用了二十萬匹馬和騾子，僅用於短短兩年，全球供應承受壓力。
Bryan objects to presidency on foreign sympathy
Mr Bryan from Platte protests the President for extending sympathy to the king of England and the German Emperor while not sending a message to Dom Paul after the death of his wife. He would always kick.
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Mr. Bryan
The
Platte
England
Germany
Dom Paul
Bryan
Washburn Considers Next Year Baseball Team
Residents note the recent game last Saturday sparked questions about starting a Washburn baseball team this year and suggest the school should proceed with a program next season.
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Washburn
Mrs Nation vows to remain unmarried if divorced
Mrs Nation declares that a divorce would mean she will never marry again, a statement likely aimed at discouraging suitors and saving her time amid courting crowds.
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Nation
California thief aimed to fund a flying machine
The man who stole 280000 dollars in California says his plan was to finance a flying machine. He implies he can learn to fly with the money, suggesting bold, reckless ambition.
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California
Board of Health Urges Quarantine for Shirt-Waist Men
After the state board of health wins smallpox suppression they should focus on strict quarantine of the shirt-waist man, emphasizing vigilant public health measures to prevent outbreaks.
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State ‘Board of Health
Filipino General Captured as Rebellion Suppressed Again
A Filipino general has reportedly been captured and the rebellion once more quelled amid repeated claims of victory. The report emphasizes the ongoing cycle of capture and suppression in the conflict.
Ashland Daily Press Phunny Column by Bill Nye Burnham
The Ashland Daily Press announces a new phunny column edited by Bill Nye Burnham. Readers will see humorous takes on local events, culture, and daily life in a light editorial voice.
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Ashland Daily Press
Phunny
Bill Nye Burnham
Potato Gardener Wonders About Millionaire Potential
A gardener in a potato crop puzzled over his true wealth, wondering how close he is to becoming a millionaire based on his harvest and market value.
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the Gardner
Radical plans for forestry bureau and tobacco self sufficiency
The article outlines moving to create a forestry bureau within the interior department to restore and supply timber from lands. It notes growing tobacco cultivation to reduce Cuba dependence, citing annual imports and costs, and mentions America’s Paris exposition win for Sumatra tobacco as evidence of growing domestic capability.
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Interior Department
Germany
Cuba
Washington
Paris
Industry hopes to cut costs and boost domestic production
The article outlines plans to reduce expense by expanding experiments in filler tobacco and wheat for macaroni, aiming to eliminate imports. It notes growth in beet sugar, rice improvements from Japan, and foreign machinery replacement, with new mills and central processing developments. The piece also mentions The Wisconsin Farmer and The Sept number of The Smart Set with multiple features.
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Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
Agricultural Department
Japan
Utah
Wisconsin
Caroline Duer
Mary
Sweet Charity
Flora Bigelow Dodge
Poultney Bigelow
Lloyd Osbourne
Vladimir Vaniatsky
Clinton Scollard
Theodosia Garrison
Paul Laurence Dunbar
Madison Cawein
Duffield Osborne
Northern Wisconsin praised as great stock and hay region
The Milwaukee Journal extols Northern Wisconsin as a fertile stock and agricultural area with deep loam soil, abundant hay and grass, clear water, and favorable climate. It notes railroad land sales to western stockmen, who now buy at higher prices, attracted by cattle and drought resilience.
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Wisconsin
Clayey
Milwaukee Journal
Washburn Man Urged for County Supervisor of Assessors
The county board may name a supervisor of assessors under the last legislature act. With no formal candidates, George F. Morgan of Washburn is proposed as a strong choice due to three years of universal satisfaction as Washburn assessor and his thorough understanding of assessment matters.
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Washburn
George F. Morgan
Morgan
Wisconsin State Fair excursion tickets to Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin Central Railway Co offers round trip excursion tickets to Chippewa Falls for the Northern Wisconsin State Fair at $4.65. Tickets go on sale September 16 through 19 and are valid for return through September 20.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central Railway Co
Chippewa Falls
Rocky Mountain Tea Aids Young Ladies Against Proposals
Madison Medicine Co. claims Rocky Mountain Tea helps young ladies withstand the shock of sudden proposals. The 35c remedy is sold by Owen, Frost & Co. within a traditional patent medicine advertisement.
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Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Co
Owen, Frost & Co
Free Boschee's German Syrup Sampling Campaign
An offer runs free sample bottles of Boschee's German Syrup to adults with chest cold bronchitis throat or lung troubles who visit Owen Frost & Co. One bottle per person and no children's samples without parental order. The sale promotes the historic lung remedy.
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Owen, Frost & Co’s
Boschee
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