Saare guilty in sensational district court case
John F Saare is found guilty after a long trial in which Elzada Bates Anna Keane and Julia Kirby testified. The case grew from alleged improper conduct at a Sixth Street home involving two young girls and prompted a lengthy jury selection process amid religious tensions and community scrutiny.
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A. W. Foster
E. C. O'Reilly
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Halsted’s
eThe
Raymond H. O'Neil
John G. Haag
Chicago
Edward C. Terry
Mr. Foster
John F. Saare
Saare
Sixth St
Ellzada Bates
Anna Keane
Julia Kirby
Laare
F. A. Philbrick
J. H. Hill
Elzada Bates
Daniel Ruggles
Elsie Bates
Otto Koerth
Frank Richards
Harold Licht
Leota Tucker
Frank £. Camp
Reedsburg
Pat Coyne
Bear Creek
Pearson Cramer
Plain
Richard Dressen
Spring Green
O. W. Hahn
Sauk City
John T. Kelly
Wm. Lindloff
Irenton
Byron Martin
W. D Stanley
Baraboo
Free Garden Seeds Offer From Baraboo Firm
J Briggs & Co Baraboo offers free garden seeds to readers who pay 1 25 for a one year paper subscription. Seeds come in larger packages this year and orders must be mailed with the payment to the office at once. No seeds after March 15.
Accidental Death in Texas Claims 28 Year Old Man
John Eckstein, son of Mrs. Limon Eckstein of West Point, was accidentally killed in Lissi Texas when a gun discharged while he and Horace Wells were nearby. He was 28, unmarried, and buried in Roxbury across from Prairie du Sac today.
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John Eckstein
Limon Eckstein
West Point
Lissi
Texas
Horace Wells
Roxbury
Prairie du Sac
Regents appoint Myra York assistant in visual instruction
At the Madison university board meeting Miss Myra EK York of Platteville was named assistant in visual instruction in the extension division. The board also instructed the business manager to solicit bids for three new university buildings.
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Board of Regents of the University At
Madison
Myra EK. York of
Platteville
Seed Premium Offer From Baraboo Seed Firm
Ten five cent packets of choice garden and flower seeds from J. Briggs and Co Baraboo Wis are offered to readers who pay 1.25 for a subscription to The Baraboo Weekly News. Mark selections, sign, and mail with payment before March 15 1914. List includes asparagus beet spinach tomato and more.
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J. Briggs and Co
Baraboo
Wis
Baraboo Weekly News
Ringling Circus Opens in Chicago This Saturday
The Ringling circus readies to start the season in Chicago on Saturday, April 11. Animals will depart Baraboo days before, with rehearsals the week prior. After Chicago the show heads to St. Louis for a week before moving east. the Ringlings spent winter in Florida and Al Ringling is due north mid month.
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Ringling Circus
Colliseum
Chicago
Ringling
Baraboo
St. Louis
Ringling Brothers
Florida
Death of Mrs. E H Parker at Wonewoc aged 80
Mrs. E H Parker died in Wonewoc aged eighty after a long illness. Born in Ohio she had married E H Parker in 1861. Survived by four sons Harvey Union Center Philene Minneapolis Marion Boise Idaho Mina Detroit Michigan and two daughters Mrs Addie Feight Milwaukee and Mrs Emma Alcott Wonewee nine grandchildren eight great grandchildren and three sisters and two brothers.
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E. H. Parker
Wonewoc
Ohio
Harvey
Union Center
Philene
Minneapolis
Marion
Boise
Idaho
Mina
Detroit
Michigan
Addie Feight
Milwaukee
Emma Alcott
Wonewee
Mrs M McGenn Relocates to Dubuque Iowa Residence
Mrs M McGenn formerly of Baraboo and Kilbourn has moved to 605 Bluff Street in Dubuque Iowa to establish residence.
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M. McGenn
Baraboo
Kilbourn
Bluff Street
Dubuque
Iowa
Death at Barron claims A. Fuller long-time farmer
Word reached Reedsburg of A. Fuller’s death at his Barron daughter’s home Mrs. Hyzer. He lived in Winfield and Reedsburg before moving to Barron last year. Survived by daughter Mrs. Hyzer of Barron and son Elmer Faller of Oshkosh. Remains to be brought to Reedsburg for burial.
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Reedsburg
Barron
Elmer Faller
Oshkosh
Mrs Trapp and Son Return After Visit
Mrs Trapp and her son returned this morning after visiting relatives in the area.
New County Education Board Seeks Five Members
Voters in Sauk county outside Baraboo and Reedsburg will elect five members to a county board of education under a new Wisconsin statute. Filing papers ends in four weeks. no candidates have emerged. The board will oversee township and village education work, may appoint an assistant county superintendent, fix salaries, provide clerks, and set expense accounts. Members must visit schools 2 to 5 days yearly and receive the same pay as county supervisors plus six cents a mile.
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Sauk County
Baraboo
Reedsburg
Board of Education
Wisconsin
County Board of Supervisors
Lived Only Few Hours After Poisoning by Pills
Bearl Strochen, fourteen months old, died after swallowing about twenty Dr Hinkel’s pills containing strychnine and belladonna from a sewing machine drawer. Parents found the child after about nine hours of illness. The bottle held about thirty pills. only a dozen remained. The preparation is normally sold as harmless when used as directed.
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Bearl
Henry A. Strochein
Cook Street
Hinkel
Fortnightly Literary Club Meeting At Presbyterian Manse
The Fortnightly Literary club meets this evening at the Presbyterian Manse hosted by Rev and Mrs KH Henke. R B Griggs will discuss the first year of President Wilson's administration.
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Presbyterian Manse
KH. C. Henke
R. B. Griggs
Wilson
Death of Charles Beck in Wonewoc
Charles Beck born in Woodland Sauk County in 1879 died at his mother’s home in Wonewoc after a short illness. He leaves two brothers and two sisters.
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Charles Beck
Woodland
Sauk County
Wonewoc
The Washington Rock Face as Seen from Hood's Canal
In an autumn voyage up Hood's Canal, Wayne Newell describes Mt. Olympus and the Olympic range, then notes a natural rock profile resembling Washington's face. The sight, formed by distance and light, grants a lifelike likeness measuring about a half mile long with the dignity and grandeur noted by observers.
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Hawthorne
Ernest 80
Washington
Pacific Coast
Hood’s Canal
Hudson
Puget Sound
Adirondacks
Old Boreas
Mt. Olympus
Ellinor
Canal
Old
Olympus
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