Inland Ocean editorial sparks clash with Times in Wisconsin
Advertisers in Washburn Wis June 13 1900 discuss Lobsters of the Inland Ocean accusing The Times of meddling and editorial missteps. They praise state reforms including tax on Northwestern Life Insurance and other corporate levies while crediting Governor Scofield and the Republican party. Ex Governor Taylor says he will not seek Kentucky governorship again.
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Times
Northwestern Life Insurance Company
Scofield
Republican Party
Mondovi Herald
Taylor
Kentucky
Prairie Lake farmer milked a buck in barnyard tale
A Tomahawk correspondent recalls Prairie Lake farmers rising early for milking. One farmer, expecting a second cow, found a buck deer in the stall and chased it until it bounded over the fence. He now counts his cows each morning to avoid future mix ups.
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E. F. Greyson
The
Tomahawk
Prairie Lake
Wisconsin
Prarie Lake
Governor Scofield and Legislature Share Credit for State Progress
The governor earns praise for the strong state administration over the past two years while the legislature also deserves honor for its part. The recent party platform from the state convention is credited for contributing to the favorable view of the administration.
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Scofield
Primariy
The Mattoon Clarion Marks First Year Of Publication
The Mattoon Clarion celebrates one year under Miss Lillian M. Brown with gratitude to readers and patrons. The editor invites stray items to help the paper grow and vows renewed devotion to Shawano county and the town.
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Mattoon Clarion
Lillian M. Brown
Shawano County
Clarion
The
Wisconsin Lawmakers Praised For Historic Session
Congress adjourns after a notable session with Wisconsin representatives earning praise. Senator Spooner and John J. Jenkins receive widespread recognition for their roles in both chambers.
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Congress
Wisconsin
Badger
Spooner
John J. Jenkins
Editorial Cartoon Sparks Humor Over Editor’s Portrayal
A jackass illustration on the first page of the Superior Inland-Ocean drew readers to note it as a playful jab at the editor. The piece, though met with initial amusement, is described as a reflection of the paper’s editorial page rather than a real author.
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Superior
China and Boxers Viewed Through Cartoonish Rhetoric
The writer mocks China as heathen and backward and urges stirring up the nation. He argues Boxers, with government support, cannot lightly threaten sacred Christian lives, framing the conflict in sensational terms.
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China
Tribune backs Byron Price for state senate seat
The Glenwood Tribune nominates Byron J. Price of Hudson for state senator. The paper argues Price deserves a seat and adds that U S senator would be a further fit honor, reflecting broad support in northern Wisconsin.
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Glenwood Tribune
Byron J. Price
Hudson
Wisconsin
The
Tribune
Byron Price
United States
Mondovi Herald Editor Denies Secretary of State Candidacy
Walter Hauser, writing in the Mondovi Herald, dismisses rumors of a bid for secretary of state as political garnish and asserts he supports La Follette without seeking any state position whether elective or appointment.
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Walter Hauser
The
Mondovi Herald
la Follette
Wisconsin Loyal to Spooner in Senate Re election Push
Wisconsin voters show strong support for Senator Spooner and reject challengers not favoring his bid for re election to the United States Senate.
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Wisconsin
Spooner
John C. Spooner
United States Senate
Milwaukees Evening Wisconsin Marks Fifty Three Years
The Evening Wisconsin celebrates editor William E. Cramer’s fifty three years at the helm. A retrospective notes Milwaukee’s early growth from a hamlet to a city of 300,000 with railways electric light and modern amenities. The piece recalls the paper’s origin in 1847 and its aim to inform, instruct, and elevate readers.
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William E. Cramer
Evening
Wisconsin
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A.J. Aikens
Daniel Richards
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Courier
Advertiser
Cramer & Curtis
Great Northwest
Cramer
Evening Wisconsin
A. J. Aikens
John F. Cramer
Louis Bleyer
Telegraph
Jenkins Likely Renominated. GOP Refrains From Challenge
The Cumberland Advocate notes that Congressman Jenkins faces no opposition as time passes. Superior Republicans reportedly chose not to field a candidate due to his popularity and strong district support. Jenkins is praised for an enviable record and leadership in Congress, with high national regard.
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Jenkins
Congress
Cumberlaid
Wisconsin convention vote sought to name J J Jenkins successor
The text suggests a push to suspend rules in the Tenth Congressional district convention and instruct the secretary to cast a ballot for J J Jenkins of Chippewa Falls as his own successor. The Hudson Star-Times notes no occasion for a convention.
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Wiscasin
J. J. Jenkins
Chippewa Falls
Hudson Star-Times
Knights of the Globe Mutual Benefit Assoc sworn statement abstract
The Insurance Department of Wisconsin certifies an abstract of the sworn statement for the Knights of the Globe Mutual Benefit Association filed in Madison on March 2, 1900. Total admitted assets report 900 18 with 28 510 00 total liabilities. Losses or claims incurred amount to 5 500 00 with 5 271 35 premiums and assessments collected. Commissioner MIS Gil Johann signs the certification.
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Lacrosse Mutual Aid Association
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Commissioner of Insurance
Insurance Department
Madison
Wis
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Insurance Department of
Knights
Globe Mutual Benefit Association
Freeport
Illinois
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Knights of the Globe Mutual Benefit Association
Insurance Department of Wisconsin
Mis Giljohann
Insurance
Tarr Halbert P final proof notice Ashland Wis 1900
Department of the Interior announces Halbert P Tarr has filed final proof for Homestead Entry 4304 on land in section 28 township 45 north range 8 west. Proof will be made before the Ashland Register June 28 1900. Witnesses: Melvin B Tarr James B Chapman H F Higby Clementine Chapman all of Drummond Bayfield Co Wisconsin.
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Department of the Interior
Ashland
Wis
Halbert P. Tarr
Township
Melvin B. Tarr
James B. Chapman
H. F. Higby
Clementine Chapman
Drummond
Bayfield Co
Wisconsin
DoeniItz
Register
Timber Land Notice for Public Sale in Ashland Wisconsin
Ezra Jay Lamb of Washburn Bayfield Wisconsin files sworn statement No.377 under the Timber Land Act of June 3 1878 to purchase SW 4 of SW 4 Section 28 Township 48 North Range 7 West seeking timber or stone value. Witnesses include Chas Sowder C Wm Olesen Olaf T Olesen and D F Glover. Public claim deadline July 14 1200 before Register AUG DOENTTZ at Ashland.
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United States Land Office
Ashland
Wis
Chas. Sowder
Washburn
C. Wm. Olesen
Olaf T. Olesen
D. F. Glover
Bayfield
Doenttz. Register
Foreclosure Sale Set in Washburn Wisconsin
Notice of sale under a 1899 judgment in Bayfield County Wisconsin. The Bayfield County Bank sues Jorgen Johnson Magdalene John son A B Estabrook and Lucy Estabrook. The sale will be at the Washburn courthouse front door on August 2 1900 at 9 a.m. for Lot 8 Block 8 Washburn townsite to satisfy principal interest costs and solicitor fees.
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TATE
Wisconsin
Bayfield County
Bayfield County Bank
Jorgen Johnson
Magdalene Johnon
A. B. Estabrook
Lucy Estabrook
Washburn
Office of the Register of Deeds
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George Latten
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