The Prisoner in My Enchanted Palace
Anna Granger reveals she is Robert Granger's wife and admits she deceived Temple to clear his name. She burned the incriminating letter, learns Robert is guilty, and offers to testify to prove the truth while seeking mercy for her children and husband.
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Raven
Mrs. Mason
Sraven
Temple
Miss Dale
Craven
Anna
Mr Temple
Robert Granger
Robert
Heaven
Burton Temple
Anna Granger
Roosevelt Coffee Incident Recalls Early Meeting with Mrs La Follette
In the Winter of their Reed campaign meeting years earlier Theodore Roosevelt, then civil service commissioner, animatedly splashed coffee on Mrs. La Follette during a Secretary Rusk reception. La Follette and Lodge shared the moment, later prompting Roosevelt to recall the episode with a blush when they met again at the White House as senator.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Civil Service
Reed
Rusk
Mrs. la Follette
Lodge
Roosevelt
White House
Robert M. la Follette
Court records: witness sentenced. multiple case updates
In Merrimack the judge jailed witness Ed ward Vanderpool after he admitted guilt as the trial continues over a local affair involving a young woman. Clint Priest of Reedsburg pleads guilty to assault and pays a 25 dollar fine plus 26.90 in costs. A Spring Green incident reports fists and an assault on J Aiken of Richland Center. Fred Lempke faces a jury that fails to reach verdict after twelve hours. witnesses include Martha Hass Dr R C Brenheiser Ferdinand Hass Mary Hass John Schultz Lena Seamentie John Schwenkoff Julius Maisch and others.
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Noves
Merrimack
Edward Vanderpool
Clint Priest
Reedsburg
J. Aiken
Richland Center
Washington
Baraboo
Fred Lempke
Ecrse
Martha Hass
R. C. Brenheiser
Ferdinand Hass
Mary Hass
John Schultz
Lena Seamentie
John Schwenkoff
Gergel L. Green
Julius Maisch
Henry Khelmeyer
Ernest Sol Wettel
Wm. Rewhal
Notable Minnesotan Funeral and Local Court News
The notice records a funeral for Mrs. Viola Eckert and Mrs. Eliza Thackeray in Moorhead with service at the Broadway home. It also notes John M. True’s travel to Reno to visit Prof. Gordon H. True then California for winter, and Arenhie Bell’s guilty plea for obtaining money under false pretenses, receiving 90 days in county jail. Bell claimed Illinois residence in St Charles.
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Viola Eckert
Eliza Thackeray
Moorhead
Minnesota
F. A. Armbruster
Baraboo
Wird Parker
Luther Parker
Broadway
John M. True
Reno
Nevada
Prof
Gordon H. True
Ther
California
Arenhie Bell
M. E. Siggelkow
Justice of Peace
Adolph Andre
Bell
Siggelkow
George Anscher
St. Charles
Illinois
Friendship land sale offered by Werner and McConick
Werner and McConick real estate firm offers land between the village and the railroad with business and residence lots. Residence lots priced 35 to 100 dollars and business lots 100 to 250 dollars, near roundhouse and yards. Down payment 20 percent, balance due within one year. For details contact Werner and McConick in Friendship Wisconsin.
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Werner & McConick
Friendship
Wis
In Reedsburg a couple wed amid small town ceremony
In Reedsburg a couple proceeds to the altar as a wedding unfolds with traditional vows. A timeless town moment captures the bride’s steadiness and the groom’s guiding steps toward married life.
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Virginia Lea Wentz
William J. Burlburt
American Press Association
Col. Roosevelt
Hood
Krom
Bessie Pugh
Mark Montange
John Pugh
Oak Street
L. A. Goddard
Sarah Parker
F. A. Arrobruster
Troupsburg
New York
Lyons
LE Star
D. Swift & CO
Seventh St
Washington, D. C
Fletcher
What Is
Castoria
Centaur Company
Murray Street
New York City
Solligten
Rocky Mountain
Made & Holluister Drue Company
Mailison
Monarch
Monarch Typewriter Company
Madison Wis
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