Haskins Brothers Celebrate Birthday in Baraboo News
Triplets born May 24 1864 in South Starksboro Addison county Vermont carry names Abraham Lincoln Haskins Gideon Wells Haskins and Simeon Cameron Haskins after a letter to Lincoln now dated and kept. The Baraboo trio resemble each other with similar foreheads and a juliar beard making identification tricky. Other Baraboo locals note similar birthday tributes to peers Almore Almond and Miss Adelia Young in Winchester Indiana.
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Haskins Brothers
Abraham Lincoln
South Starksboro
Addison County
Vermont
Queen Victoria
United States
Abraham Lincoln Haskins
Gideon Wells Haskins
Simeon Cameron Haskins
Ageon
Lincoln
Raskins
Baraboo
Chicago
Almore
Almond
Adelia Young
Winchester
Indiana
Messrs
Haskins
Father Durward Attends Grand Ceremony in St Louis
Father Durward returned from St Louis where he assisted at the pallium consecration of Archbishop Glennon by Cardinal Gibbons. The ceremony at the cathedral drew many bishops and clergy with a banquet at the Southern Hotel and a reception at the Odeon. He visited Florissant and Missouri clergy, noted the new cathedral and the World Fair connections, and praised the pleasant journey.
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Father Durward
St. Louis
Archishop Glennon
Cardinal Gibbons
Archbishop Ireaud
Southern
Odeonentre
Rockies
Etters
St Louis
Florissant
Vapales
Shaw’s
Anheuser-Busch
eVeries
Ourward
Fairfield dog chase ends with executions in sheep incident
A chaotic scene in Fairfield involved two dogs chasing sheep. Reportedly both animals were killed after attacks. Details mention J. L. Hackett and his son Charles intervening during the incident with gunshots.
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Fairfield
J. L. Hackett
Lyock
Ackett
Charles
Chester
ReedsburgYouth Held Over Burglary Case
Bennie Hughes a fifteen year old pupil in Reedsburg faced charges after the Paul Karl burglary and related break ins. The three incidents yielded small sums including six to seven dollars, old coins and twenty five pennies. Hughes admitted guilt at a hearing and was bound over to circuit court with an accomplice potentially sought.
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Bennie Hughs
Reedsburg
Paul Karll
Karll
Wintermantel Bros
G. Reuland
Bennie Hughes
Paul Karl
Sheldon
Baraboo
Bennie
Marriage of girl bride ends in legal action to annul
Milwaukee Free Press reports 16 year old Ethel More Laughlin, sent to the state industrial school for infractions, faces annulment proceedings by Edward Laughlin’s parents. They claim the Grand Haven wedding on Oct 13 1904 was illegal and seek to void the union as a threatened civil suit and writ of certiorari play out.
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Milwaukee Free Press
Mote-Laughlin
Laughlins
Baraboo
Ethel More-Laughlin
State Industrial School
Edward Laughlin
Grand Haven
Chicago
J. A. Robinson
Neelen
Milwaukee
Laughlin, Jr
Chauncey Yockey
Thomas Laughlin
Laughlin
T. A. Laughlin
Ethel More Laughlin
Supreme Court
Not Guilty in Liquor Sunday Law Case
John Harris was acquitted by a jury in a trial before Justice Halsted for selling liquor on Sunday May 7. Edward Flavin testified to obtaining drinks at Harris’s saloon. Harris and others claimed the establishment was closed for cleaning. The plea of guilty by the rival saloon keeper resulted in a five dollar fine and costs.
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John Harris
Mr. Harris
C.M. Blake
Seneca Corbin
J. R. Hofstatter
L. J. Horstman
Wm. Simons
J. H. Hull
Flavin
Harris
Ed. C.gottry
W.H. Cady
Baraboo Trading and Visits Noted in Brief
Do your trading in Baraboo. Mrs. Henry Mueller has gone to Fond du Lac for a visit with relatives. J. T. Andrews of South Dakota is here visiting his daughter, Mrs. L. T. Cronk.
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Baraboo
Henry Mueller
Fond du Lac
J. T. Andrews
South Dakota
Mrs
L. T. Cronk
Dynamite Missing From City Stone Crusher Site
Foreman Wil Barker found the dynamite door opened and about seventy pounds of explosive missing this forenoon. Thieves pried off the locked staple and took four dozen caps plus 150 feet of fuse. Loss detected late as Barker had no reason to visit the storage.
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City
Wil Barker
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Newman at Fourth Avenue Home
Last evening Mrs William Newman was surprised by friends on Fourth Avenue for her birthday. There was merriment, refreshments, and a chosen present for Mrs Newman. A Baraboo petition opposes a measure granting the county judge power to hold county court at Spring Green. The law proposal awaits a final hearing next Tuesday. Baraboo attorneys push to block the bill due to distance and limited law libraries in the area.
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William Newman
Fourth Avenue
Newman
Baraboo
Spring Green
Wisconsin
Dr. Updike
Hogan
Robinson
Dr. Crawford
Syria
Schoenfeld
Dr. Miner
Bond
Janesville
John Whitehead
Christ
Madison Congregationalists Hold Annual Madison District Meeting
The Madison district Congregational conference opened in the city with Rev. Chas. Stark as moderator and Rev. Hogan as scribe. Speakers addressed the church’s role in society, missions, and education, stressing church relevance amid social change and the need for home missionary support.
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Congregational Churches
Madison
Congregational Church
H. A. Hogan
Spring Green
Chas. Stark
Sun Prairie
Hogan
W. J. C. Ralph
Lancaster
Miss Walker
Milton
W. Dibble
Fort Atkinson
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Gideon
Simeon
Rey
Reedsburg, Wis
Mote- Laughlin
Wells Street
Miss Mote
Congregationalists
F. C. Gibbons
Gibbons
G. W. Gehrand
Stark
Walter Andrews
E. G. Updike
D. D
Jenkin Loyd Jones
Updike
A. P. Wilder
Madison State Journal
Wilder
Sec. H. W. Carter
F. W. Schoenfield
Dodgeville
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