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Newspaper

Chippewa Current

Location

Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1895

Page

3

Plea for Fair Elections in Mississippi and the Union

A 19th century appeal argues for the republic form of government in all states, condemning fraud and disenfranchisement in Mississippi. It cites Ku Klux violence, court bias, and partisan election boards, urging national action to ensure equal representation and constitutional guarantees.

Union John V.bave Nation Thio Blic Uton Congress of United States Ohio Indianna Mississippi Congress Minnesota California Ku Klux Wasit Fa

St Charles Borromeo Ladies Plan Five Day Church Fair

The ladies of St Charles Borromeo church prepare a fair at St Johns hall starting April 15 for five days. St Charles Doxtromeo will hold one event as part of the church fundraiser.

St Charles Doxtromeo St. Charles Borromeo Church St John's Hall

Telephone Company Seeks Customer Preference on Rates

Wisconsin Telephone Company manager Lashway surveys patrons on two rate propositions as it plans to cut rental charges and toll lines. About 43 sign for 36 dollar rate and 21 for 42 dollar rate, with April first as the start date.

Frank Lashway Wisconsin Telephone Company Wuusconsin Telephone Co Eau Claire Lashyay Lash War

Local Trade Notes and City Gossip

A Day's Currents reports a special sale of pansy seeds at Clark & Taylor with 10 to 15 cent pricing. Mentions visiting figures W H Willard, John Dickinson, Thad C Pound, C A Stanley, Clarence Nauman, Mrs Edward D Lord, Mr and Mrs Nicholas Harris, Mrs Emma J Sinlman, and Mrs Phillips. Also notes seed potatoes, bulk seeds, store incidents, and a household labor wish.

Clark & Taylors W. H Willard John Dickinson Day Claire Clark & Taylor's Clark & Taylor Thad C. Pound C. A. Stanley Clarence Nauman Duluth Edward D San Trancisco Cal Nicholas Harris Irvine Emma J. Sinlman Ainneapolis A Loses Phillips

Levy Dick in Disgrace Accused of Robbery in Chippewa

Levy Dick of South Chippewa faces possible jail time for allegedly breaking locks and stealing a pair of W S Ackley trousers a coat and two shirts from Ackley house while the family was away. Dick allegedly brought the pants to tailor Grossman to resize and later claimed they were given by a man named Bodee. Grossman identified Dick as the thief. Dick may plead not guilty.

W. S Ackley Levy Dick South Chippewa W.S Ackley W. S. Ackley Ipip Young Dick Bodee

Notea Noteworthy Yet in Literary Circles and Local Notices

A fragmented 1895 notice from Chippewa Falls lists F. Bali and a plan for a novel titled Le static Eduhtion exploring romance and sensational scenes. It mentions charity as a motive and planned dramatic tension between night and light. The document also lists post office notices and various names, with references to obliquely stated deaths, legacies, and local affairs.

F. Bali TLE Meath Enid Etto Chippewa Falls A. E. Pound Blaskershire Wis

More Greatness and Fray Between Marvin and Sherman

A Saturday night melee escalated to a declared clash at Grand avenue and Bridge street as Second Lieutenant HF. Marvin and Charles Sherman faced off in a mock battle. Grapeshot imagery and fortifications marked the encounter, ending with Sherman retreating and Marvin attempting to imprison him before any legal action.

Sim¢E Egan Tom Dicks Harry HF. P. Marva Charles Sherman Bretinridge Dhe Nerte Grand Avenue Bridge Street Sherman Giory Marvin Shell Heer

Citizenship by marriage deemed unnecessary for foreign born women

Judge August J. Ricks rules that Binnie R Whitehead, born abroad and married to American Thomas R Whitehead, is an American citizen by marriage and does not need naturalization. The decision, joined by United States officials, cites 1867 arrival and marriage as sufficient for citizenship.

Augusta J. Ricks United States Marris Binnie R Whitehead Adam Thomas R. Wintehead Ricks Whitehead Thomas R. Whitehead Hammond

List of Names Seemingly Read from an OCR Snippet

A jumble of personal names appears in the OCR fragment including Charies A Stanley Alexander J Campbell Crank M Buzzell Peter Tronson imas S Stilo Thomas Phillips Sv Dudley G Culeman Herbert H Hurd desse R Sharp Ales Wiley. The readability is limited and no clear event or context is provided.

Charies A Stanley Alexander J Campbell Crank M, Buzzell Peter Tronson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Birmingham Board of Elections Burdon Democratic Party Jefferson Davis Henry Foote Foote Minesota South North Wisconsin Dakotas New England T M.C. Bimoncean Lashway Uonguire Tes Nota Triley Hi Tukttown Albert Wight Kentucky Missouri Pillsbury Board of Regents Minnesota University Stanislaus Petit Lathwmert Cimemat Wmlhonara A. J. Davis Butte Mfon Tegun Br Dr. Price Marvin Sheriman Cuhnimaition Leni Givosn Ripios Tinton J. B Sneng John C. Shaw Frei Minn Rairoad Company Herve Civ Clerx Poy Democratic Alexander B. sleDoneil John MecCallum Tlerian Florina Patrck Tierne Jahn T. Tuohy Bartholome Simmon Justice of the Polce Laonis Corderra John J. Thornton John Zesiger Raleigh Chiro Ludwig Bitzineer John Staudinger Daniel Crowley Tor Justice of the Peace Albert Nunke Joseph Trudell David Chisholm Nathias Mayer William Brews Joseph Dugal Pout Tetiz Slugust Barts Virst Ward Tiutth Ward Westh Republican Auruet Chaz John Moe Imas S Stilo Thomas Phillips Sv Dudley G. Culeman Herbert H. Hurd Desse R. Sharp Ales Wiley aArthue Gore Sdudvew Sheryet St S Moskerits Charles KX Brave Joseph S Darl and John Sampson James O. Watson John Fare Vosunet Ture Plug’s Seffer’s Council Chamber Stanley’ Barn J. B. Murphy's Offce St. Johns Hall Paneior’s Poole Colocka McCanricy City Clark Andrew Myer TK Tailor Earth West Spring Street F.G Naghine C & C Astanley Ghiewa Lumber & Boon Comet Clark Taylor Price Sawyer and Oneida Gas H, O. St Tayiey M NinMan Cashier JG. Min Tom Cary Aso't Cashier First National Bank ENON Loecon T Boat Ansic Stanley i Ant Capital A.B. McDonell S. B. Nimmons E. Rutlidal P.T. Favell Asst Lumbermer’s National Ank coOo Sergius Savings Bank Department War Frying, ‘Yhoa Gayn UT Maandieritn Leak Udi
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