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Spooner opens his campaign

Wisconsin Local History and Biography Articles
Source:
Milwaukee Sentinel
Publication Date:
Oct 14, 1902

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Name(s)
Roosevelt, Roosevelt Theodore 1858 - 1919; La Follette, Belle Case 1859-1931; Spooner, Spooner John Coit 1843-1919; Cleveland, Cleveland Grover 1837-1914; McKinley, McKinley William
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Wisconsin Local History and Biography Articles

Wisconsin Local History and Biographical Articles (WLHBA) Collection

The Wisconsin Local History and Biographical Articles (WLHBA) Collection contains 16,000 digitized historical newspaper articles and clippings on notable Wisconsin people and communities. Most articles were published between 1860-1940.

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