Houses and properties for sale in Bayfield area Wisconsin
Herald for News lists multiple real estate offers including four houses for sale on Alleghany and two houses with 14 lots each on Bridge Street. A farm near Dexter with buildings, a seven room house on Third Street with tile well and barn, a four room cottage in Third Ward, and a good house and barn with three lots on Lansing Avenue are offered. A loan of 1000 dollars on good security and a business for sale are noted.
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Alleghany
Lansing Ave
Third St
Third Ward
Bridge St
Ketchell Wins Middleweight Clash In Milwaukee Bout
Stanley Ketchell of Grand Rapids defeated Billy Papke of Kewanee in a brutal ten round middleweight match at the Milwaukee Boxing Club. Ketchell dominated most rounds, winning by decision as Papke faltered late, with both fighters in peak condition and weighing 154 pounds. A large crowd of about 6,000 witnessed the slashing affair.
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Milwaukee
Stanley Ketchell
Grand Rapids
Mich
Billy Papke
Kewanee
Ill
Milwaukee Boxing Club
Hippodrome
Ketchell
Gong
Song
Papke
Murdered in cold blood in Appleton home
In Appleton Wisconsin Minnie Guenert a wealthy grass widow was found dead her body hanging from a hatrack hook in a closet the scene meant to suggest suicide The inquest heard from Paul Krause her divorced husband who is jailed on an arson charge He claimed he wandered the city the night before and denied entering the house He said he threw a gun into the river and had written threatening letters to his former wife while preparing to sue her for malicious prosecution after his arson case gets resolved.
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Appleton, Wis
Minnie Guenert
Paul Krause
Krause
Dreyfus Brother Rescues as Dreyfusism Targeted Attack
Mathieu Dreyfus protected Gregori from a crowd during an attack on Dreyfus. Gregori said he aimed to graze Dreyfus to protest army glorification of Zola and Dreyfusism. Police arrested several hundred, mostly students and rowdies, with no serious consequences expected.
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Mathieu Dreyfus
Major Dreyfus
Gregori
Dreyfus
Zola
Bitter political fight erupts as warrants issued in Philadelphia
State Senator James P McNichol orders warrants for Max Kaufmann secretary to Mayor Reyburn and D Clarence Gibboney secretary of Law and Order Society in a feud that traces back to 1905 raids and a libel charge. Kaufmann testified the allegations were false and Reyburn dismissed him, while hearings are expected this Saturday with lawyers managing dates.
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Philadelphia
James P. McNichol
Max Kaufmann
Reyburn
D. Clarence Gibboney
Law and Order Society
Kaufmann
Gibboney
McNichol
John Weaver
Kaufman
Mae O'Reilly Alive in Saratoga Denies Texas Murder Confession
Mae O'Reilly, once linked to Julius Truelson in a Texas murder confession, arrived in Saratoga alive and well. She denied knowledge of Truelson's claims, stating they married in 1905, and that she has heard nothing of him since. Police note Truelson’s mental state may be a factor in their case.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Mae O'Reilly
Julius Truelson
Sjr
Gunness
Laporte
Ind
New York City
Miss O'Reilly
Daniel F. Welch
Welch
Truelson
Rochester
Albany
Funeral held for former Senator James K. Jones in Washington
In Washington on June 5 a funeral was held at the Jones family residence for former Arkansas Senator James K. Jones. Attended by many colleagues and Washington bar representatives, floral tributes came from across the country. Rev. J. W. Duffy of Harrisonburg, Virginia, officiated the service and he burial followed at Rock Creek Cemetery.
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Washington
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Congress
J. W. Duffy
Harrisonburg
Rock Creek Cemetery
Johnson Addresses Armour Institute on The Resources of America
Governor John A. Johnson spoke to Armour Institute graduates and students on June 5 in Chicago, arguing that optimism defines the nation. He titled his address The Resources of America, saying his audience are all optimists and urging belief in American potential.
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Chicago
John A. Johnson
Armour Institute of Technology
America
Political activity swells around Chicago convention sites
In Chicago on June 5 political activity grows around the Auditorium Annex and the Coliseum ahead of the Republican national convention. Foraker supporters plan a headquarters at the Great Northern Hotel while Charles P. Taft signals expected first ballot nomination. Discussions also name Dolliver and Sherman for vice president amid broader convention chatter.
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Chicago
Cannon
William H. Taft
Foraker
Great Northern
Charles K. Kurtz
Columbus
Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
Taft Bureau
J. P. Dolliver
Iowa
James S. Sherman
New York
John Hays Hammond
Primaries in Georgia Nominate Brown for Governor
Atlanta June 5 Latest returns indicate the nomination of Joseph M Brown as governor in the Democratic primary by about 15000 votes. In all the eleven congressional districts the results reflect the party strength and indicate Brown’s broad support across the state.
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James I. Mayson
J. W. Layingston
United States
A.S. Clay
Georgia
Joseph M. Brown
Atlanta
Siler Stricken With Heart Disease On State Street
Chicago June 5 George Siler prize fight referee and pugilistic writer collapsed from heart disease while walking to catch a train to Milwaukee for the Ketchell Papke bout. Attacker severe but slight improvement noted in his condition.
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Chicago
George Siler
State Street
Milwaukee
Tobacco farm beds vandalized in Lexington note warns against farming
A Lexington resident reports vandalism on Mrs. A. C. Respess’s tobacco beds. A grave was dug in the center of a bed with a note warning the tenant to raise no tobacco this year. The farm is based in Mason county.
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Lexington
A. C. Respess
Mason County
Tennant
Disastrous Fire Ravages Norfolk Business District
June 5 fire in Norfolk Virginia's business district burned fiercely while under control. Damage estimated between 150000 and 200000 dollars.
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Norfolk
Hull Wins Renomination Bid in Iowa Primary
Des Moines dispatch reports on June 5 that John A. T. Hull appears renominated by Republicans in the Iowa primary over Judge S. F. Prouty. Prouty contends an official count may show him ahead by at least twenty six, while tallys on the face of the returns show Hull with a 31 vote lead.
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Des Moines
John A. T. Hull
S. F. Prouty
Prouty
Hull
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