Inquest Finds Death Accidentel Adolph Hiller
An inquest in Justice Andre's office ruled Adolph Hiller was accidentally killed by an engine of a train. Witnesses described Hiller struck on the track near a crossing by No. 501 locomotive as the whistle came late. The jurors returned a verdict of accidental death.
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Adolph Hiller
Justice Andre
Frank Tremain
Barney Russel
English
Malone
H. G. Abbette
Baraboo
No. 501
Lewis Ernest
Jacob Indermayer
Mr. Hiller
Degrow Wigelow
Mr. Wigelow
McEnany
Jury Named in Local Case On December Seventeenth
The sequence of jurors includes Ronnie Schroeder George Johnston Walter Lamberton John Calahan Frank Tremain and John O'Brien for the December seventeenth matter.
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Ronnie Schroeder
George Johnston
Walter Lamberton
John Calahan
Frank Tremain
John O’brien
Jury Disagrees in Arsenic Water Case at Columbus
Portage jury of 12 men failed to agree after 24 hours deliberation on March 14 alleged arsenic poisoning at Mrs. Sarah Grout's boarding house in Columbus. Jurors reportedly split between conviction and acquittal, resulting in a hung verdict.
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Portage
Lucius Lincoln
Sarah Grout
Columbus
Brother of Showmen William Gollmar Dies
William Gollmar, brother of showmen, died at his father's home at 8 30 Sunday morning after convulsions two weeks prior. Born in Baraboo fifty two years ago, he had resided with his parents in the city. Survived by father G G Gollmar and mother. Funeral set for 10 30 Tuesday morning with Rev Henke officiating.
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William Gollmar
Baraboo
G. G. Gollmar
Henke
John Bennett Dies in Pasadena at 52
John Bennett died in Pasadena California on December 8 at age 52 after a normal day. Found dead in bed next morning his body was cremated and ashes sent to Kilbourn relatives. A longtime Dells guide he was described as a congenial man with many friends and few enemies. He left six brothers and two sisters.
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John Bennett
Pasadena
California
Kilbourn
Bennett
Dells
Couple License Granted in Baraboo and Reedsburg
A marriage license was issued to Ray C. Shied, Baraboo, and Anna E. Zimmermen, Reedsburg, authorizing their marriage.
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Ray C. Shied
Baraboo
Anna E. Zimmermen
Reedsburg
Notice to creditors in will case Sauk County Wis
First publication December 9 1909 notice in probate of Albertine E Ode deceased Baraboo Wis creditors must present claims by the first Tuesday in June 1910 or be barred. claims will be examined June 1910 at Baraboo court house at ten in the forenoon. order by W T Kelsey judge attorneys Grotophorst Evans and Thomas for administratrix.
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Albertine E. Ohe
Baraboo
Said
W. T. Kelsey
Grotophorst
Evans & Thomas Attys
Turkeys Scarce But Christmas Supply Expected
Baraboo meat markets expect higher Christmas turkey prices with 19 to 20 cents per pound likely. Dealers say birds remain scarce though sufficient for Christmas plus a poultry show. Rail traffic delayed by cold, snow, heavy baggage and switchmen slowdowns. Gorman and Bell at the Orpheum last week drew good crowds, especially Miss Bell in a clever German act.
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Baraboo
Gorman
Bell
Orpheum
Miss Bell
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William Hiller
Chicago& Northwestern
August Gust
Hiller
Chicago
People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Wm. Gollmar
State OF Wisconsin
Sauk County
Albertine E. Ode
Lloyd Battles
Walter Whitman
Madison
Goldfarb & Co
Oak Street
Merry Christmas
Bradley
Collegian Clothes
JO Aws
Hopp E
Ie Ee
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