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Newspaper
Baraboo News
Location
Baraboo, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1905
Page
9
The New York World presses Gov. Higgins to sign a bill the paper says would abolish perjury, a move the editorial calls a blow at New York's swellest accomplishments.
Two Indianians have committed death by own action on account of the anti cigarette law. Perhaps they decided to do in one day with a gun what the law was designed to prevent them from doing in the course of several months.
The article accuses Secretary Hay of orchestrating Persian diplomatic moves months ago while hinting he avoided public credit for a victory over a weaker rival. It frames the episode as a discreet political maneuver tied to Hay’s wary stance on prideful public acknowledgment.
The plan would add about 7.50 dollars for a Wisconsin bachelor, with a marriage license costing roughly two and a half dollars, reflecting a small added burden for single men.
The Florida legislature considers repealing a divorce law created to accommodate Mr. Flagler. lawmakers urge caution until they determine if Mr. Flagler intends to use the statute again.
The Nan Patterson trial ends with a hung jury over the murder of Cesar Young. The case has cost at least $100,000, and Patterson remains the sole keeper of the truth, with a probable outcome of her release.
The record shows that, to date, only consumers face penalties or burdens from the beef trust investigation, not producers or distributors. The remark highlights the economic impact felt by shoppers amid ongoing scrutiny of market practices involving beef prices.
A provocative remark notes the reversal of destinies as Europeans seek opportunity in the United States after financial failure while Americans look to Europe for wealth. It hints at enduring transatlantic mobility and economic desire without detailing cases.
In Chicago Judge Freeman says many innocent men are hanged, but the number of guilty who escape is not as large as that figure. The remark reflects on judicial outcomes and accountability.
Reports describe three caches of Indian implements found in Sauk county with the largest in Sumpter containing 86 leaf shaped points. Also noted are caches in Lyons and Merrimack, plus corn caches near Greenfield. Archaeologists seek further details on mounds trails and quarry sites for a fuller picture.
Local florist offers cut flowers for weddings entertainments and funerals with rose buds highlighted. Prices described as reasonable. Orders may be left at the post office or at 611 Second Ave and by phone at area code 282.
Leave orders at Briggs' feed store for strawberry plants grown by C. L. Pearsos.
Citizens watch a temporary track laid by the Chicago and Northwestern across Linn street. Observers speculate it is part of a Prairie du Lac to Portage corridor or a river crossing to Ringlingville with a high trestle by the valley’s middle.
The final Cliff House timber has been transported to the Ruggles farm at the city’s northwest corner where it will be processed into various products before reentering the natural cycle.
Travelers to Baraboo note the city receives many projects including a new government building court house Al Ringling's stone residence and a business block on Third street. Several new residences are planned this year improving the town rapidly.
Baraboo faces a scarce supply of vacant houses causing difficulty for potential movers and new arrivals. Residents report few rentals and rising rents as demand outpaces available homes.
William Dennis finds a 62 pound quartzite anchor with iron staple and soldered hole under ground while digging a cellar in Merrimack. The artifact likely lost when banks were graded during settlement. The piece hints at shoreline anchoring by fur traders using stone anchors.
New York actress Julia Marlowe writes to The Peruna Medicine Co praising Peruna as a nerve tonic. She asserts it corrects digestion to nourish nerve centers and prevent spring nervousness, urging readers to buy a bottle and seek a refund if not satisfied.
Pipe Friday Charles Secker is seriously ill at his Sixth avenue home. Numerous visitors arrive from Reedsburg and other towns. Licensed marriages list Geo W Crawford with Anna Bennett and David Healy with Mayme Keston. A wedding anniversary celebration for Hon and Mrs Frank Avery features a large guest list and a Reedsburg degree-night at the E P hall.
William Rouzts announces sale of strawberry, raspberry, and blackberry plants. Wisconsin address listed as Bs 4 wo.
G H Hood driven from Baraboo last Sunday with his brother Roy who went to the county seat for a horse. George joined to accompany Roy and to show him the way. He displayed more road than most generals see between Baraboo and Sprig Green.
A woman freed from years of headaches says Dr Williams Pink Pills renewed her blood and ended pain. She had suffered years with anemia weakness fever and liver and kidney issues before taking three boxes and recovering fully. The cure comes after a southern newspaper mention and is sold by all druggists.
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