Inge Found Guilty of Murder in Sauk County Trial
The State of Wisconsin won a murder verdict against Martin Lingo in Sauk County. The jury convicted of murder in the third degree after a trial led by District Attorney J H Hill. The sentence of seven years at hard labor was imposed at Waupun.
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Wisconsin
Martin Lingo
Sauk County
J. H. Hill
Merrimack
Peter Navich
Singo
Navich
Waupun
Quinlan
Marinette
F. R. Bentley
Hill
Theodore Kramer
R. Schlag
Gren &. Pelton
William H. Lelger
Jack Higerer
E. H. Cady
Joseph Binal, Jr
W.H. Dierken
Pesse @ter
Frank Foss
Rudolph Weidel
Max Krause
the Witnesses
Arthur Johnson
Steve Tetseh
Prairie du Sac Couple Wed In Quiet Ceremony
Ernest Marcks of Prairie du Sac married Elsie Wegner of the same village on a Wednesday evening March 26 at the bride’s parents house. Rev Geo Scheiber officiated. Attendants were Miss Ella Buehler and Ben Fuchs. They will reside on the groom’s farm in Prairie du Sac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Marcks
Prairie du Sac
Elsie Wegner
Geo. Scheiber
Evangelical Church
Ella Buehler
Ben Fuchs
Sauk City
Prairie du Sac man dies from wagon fall spine injury
Falkenstein of Prairie du Sac died Wednesday after breaking his spine when he fell from a wagon returning from Sauk City Monday evening. An operation was performed but could not save him. Funeral Saturday at St. Aloysius church in Sauk City.
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Math. Falkenstein
Prairie du Sac
Sauk City
St. Aloysius Church
Spring Shooting Bill Is Killed in Senate
Senator Edward Ackley's bill to permit spring shooting of game birds was defeated by the senate. Current state law protects all game birds except wild geese, with experts warning the measure would have endangered water fowl. Professor Eli A. Cleasby of the state fish and game department cited past extinctions and decline of wood duck, woodcock, prairie chicken, and upland plover, noting passenger pigeons were erased fifteen years ago near Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Ackley
Senate
Eli. A. Cleasby
State Fish and Game Department
Madison
His Friends Made the Sun Shine
August Eberlein longtime Greenfield resident enjoyed a bright birthday visit as friends from the town brought gifts and food to his Second Street home transforming a dark day into a cheerful celebration with sunshine from the hills and valleys.
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August Eberlein
Greenfield
Second Street
Cousin Katie Henky to wed Nathan J Woods in New York
Mrs. Richard Meyer of Ebenezer Valley received notice of the marriage of her cousin Miss Katie Henky of Buffalo to Mr. Nathan J Woods of Lockport New York. The wedding was held Tuesday.
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Richard Meyer
Ebenezer Valley
Katie Henky
Buffalo, N.Y
Nathan J. Woods
Lockport
N. Y
Notable Names List From Historical Issue
A roster of individuals including George Rooth August Rose John Mc Cormick Dan Premo George Keller Mike Kindschi Erl Wood EH C Rogers Dr M T Martin Herbert B Gross Harvey L Peek G Parks Gustave Kirchstein Dr Edward Mc Grath Martin Singo Dr A Li Farnsworth Frank Marah Oracles Hartman appears as an indexed names fragment from a historical newspaper page.
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George Rooth
August Rose
John McCormick
Dan Premo
George Keller
Mike Kindschi
Erl Wood
EH. C. Rogers
M. T. Martin
Herbert B. Gross
Harvey L. Peek
G. ©. Parks Gustave Kirchstein
Edward McGrath
Martin Singo
The
A. Li. Farnsworth
Frank Marah
Oracles Hartman
Met Badgers on Gulf of Mexico on Ship Board
The report notes encounters with badgers aboard a vessel in the Gulf of Mexico during a shipboard event. Details are sparse, but the incident highlights wildlife sightings at sea and the unusual nature of such crossings.
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MET
Gulf OF Mexico
Vessel Discovery Spurred by Wireless Rumors
Letters from Rev. C. B. Williams aboard the steamer Turrialba recount a voyage from Bara Boo to Bucaramanga via New Orleans and Colon. The narrative notes rough seas, passenger illness, and a sighting of a distressed ship to be towed to Colon, with vivid color descriptions of the Mississippi and Gulf waters.
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Rev. C
Williams
Turrialba
Baraboo
Bucaramanga
Columbia
South America
Colon
New Orleans
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi
Gulf
Magdalena
Edwin Young Joins Ringlings Wardrobe in Chicago
Edwin Young, day clerk at the Warren House for two years, traveled to Chicago yesterday with the Ringlings show and has joined the wardrobe department.
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Edwin Young
Warren House
Chicago
Ringlings
Two Buried in One Grave in Prairie du Sac
Mrs. Lionel E. Goodenough died at her home in Prairie du Sac Tuesday morning March 25. The child she gave birth to that night also died. Mr. Goodenough works at the dam and the family moved from Wilmer Minnesota three months ago. She was about 39 years old. The funeral was held Thursday morning and both were interred in Prairie du Sac cemetery.
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Lionel E. Goodenough
Prairie du Sac
Goodenough
Wilmer
Minn
Wisconsin Senate Sends Liquor Restriction Bills to Third Reading
Senator Teasdaler's measure bans liquor sales on election days and Senator True's bill prohibits sales within one mile of several state parks including Devils Lake Peninsular Inter-state and Glenn parks. Both measures move to a third reading in the Wisconsin senate this week.
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Teasdaler
True
Peninsular Park
Devils Lake Park
Inter-state Park
Glenn Park
Wisconsin Senate
Protest Maul by Circuit Judges Overredistricting Plan
In Madison Thursday Judge James O Neill and colleagues discussed detaching Sauk county from the ninth circuit to join O Neill s seventeenth. O Neill opposes as contiguity would suffer and a long travel burden would fall on officials and residents. Several judges met to arrange terms with Stevens to sit in Sauk county. The article notes looming statewide redistricting in two years.
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Ray Stevens
Sauk County
Ninth Judicial Circuit
Judge O'Neill
Clark
Jackson
Juneau
Rhea
Thorpe
Clark County
Baraboo
Wickham
Reid
Park
Stevens
Lounge Factory Wrecked by Night Cyclone
In Naperville on March 4 1913 a cyclone struck Baraboo area causing the lounge factory to lose 125 feet of its west end and lift the roof along its length. The night watchman escaped, owner Kroehler was elsewhere, and nearby buildings suffered damage including a barn with cattle killed. The writer describes injuries from a fall during the event and sends thanks to Baraboo friends.
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Mr. Kroehler
Binghampton
N. Y
Kankakee
Illinois
OD. Schwartz
Baraboo
Big Roll Nelson Bucks City Visit Ends In Fine
Had a Big Roll Mons Nelson of Rio Columbia county went to Milwaukee to shop for spring goods and offered two girls a drink after admiring city fashions. A policeman intervened and he told the court he came to buy groceries. The judge advised him to stay on the farm and raise potatoes. A minimum $10 fine was imposed, paid from his roll.
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Mons Nelson
Rio
Columbia
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Sentinel
Nelson
Eight Billion Conversations Amid AT&T Annual Figures
Oscar Quale reports AT&T gained in 1912 with 8.427 billion conversations nationwide and a daily average of 26.8 million. The firm operated 7,456,006 telephone stations, surpassing post office counts and railroad stations, while net earnings reached 27.9 million dollars, up 4.606 million.
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American Telephone and Telegraph Company
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Cuit Court
George Scheible of
Bill
Ackley
By Sclons
Rev. C. S. Williams
Rev
Faulkes
Senator True
RE. F. Dithmar
H. E. Nash
Northwestern Railroad
Carpenter
E. 8. Johnston
H. E. French
George Graves
Martin
Joseph Towers
Caledonia
Blake
Waunakee
Thomas Faulkes
O. D. Brandenburg
New England
Prairie du Lac
J. van Orden
Taylor
Los Angeles Times
Together
du Sac
Sir
E. Ray Stevens
James O'Neill
Robert J. MacBride
Homer
Clark of
Neillsville
Cowie
Whitehall
Judge E
Naperville
Old Baraboo
A. W. Squires
Naperville, Illinois
Oscar Quale
Telephone Company
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