Wages Dispute Ends With Costs Against Plaintiff
Frank Hann sued the Stat uary & Carving Company officers for 50 dollars in unpaid wages. The justice warned against settling the case for wages alone, but Hann accepted a 50 dollar settlement, ignoring costs. When no party appeared in court, judgment was entered against Hann for the costs, and an execution may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hann
Justice Paula
Statuary & Carving Company
Statuary Company
Frank
Mr. Bean
Paula
Od Rieth
Hann
Paulu
Mr. Hann
Mr.Hann
Building Association Demonstrates Town Progress
The Cudahy Mutual Loan and Building association, formed about a year ago under Frank Armitage, shows the town’s advancement with a building power of $50,000 annually. It reflects the effective efforts of organized local builders in fostering growth and development.
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Cudahy Mutual Loan and Building Association
Frank Armitage
Armitage Led Housing Drive For Cudahy Growth
The association organized to aid Cudahy extends nationwide. It has built two stores and four residences here and is erecting another store and a flat on Layton avenue with three more residences planned. Applications are under consideration for loans to build four additional houses and one store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cudahy
Layton Avenue
Armitage
Packer Falls From Cudahy Special Injures Milwau kee Worker
John Romiski, a plant employee, fell from the Cudahy Special in the dark while moving between coaches near 6 pm. He sustained internal injuries and facial and arm damage, was treated at the Columbia hotel, then returned home in Milwaukee a few days later.
Abating a Nuisance in Menomonee Valley
The state board of health visited the Menomonee riverside sites to curb pollution. They concluded nuisances would persist unless certain establishments are removed from the valley, suggesting moving plants like Cudahy to a higher location could benefit towns.
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State Board of Health
Menomonee Valley
Menomonee
Plankinton
Cudahy
The Day We Celebrate Telegraph Milestone
The Milwaukee Telegraph marks fifteen years on the market as editor Cel J A Watrous reflects on past present and future. The paper stays a family publication serving business professionals society families and aims to grow its reach across Wisconsin. George B Van Norman forms a partnership with A L Nickey and Y W Holmes, longtime associates in his stock business.
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Milwaukee Telegraph
Cel
J. A. Watrous
Telegraph
Times
Wisconsin
George B. van Norman
A. L. Nickey
Y.w. Holmes
Messrs
Distinguished Visitor Views Northern Mines and Hard Times
George Bowman Esq., keen on northern Wisconsin and Michigan mines, visited briefly Monday. He reports a critical business climate with little iron demand and destitute people in Hurley before continuing to Chicago. The item notes the Times subscription at $2 per year.
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George Bowman Esq
Wisconsin
Michigan
Bowman
Hurley
Chicago
Stock Dealers Move From Milwaukee To Chicago
The Milwaukee stock houses H C Barnard & Co and Geo B Van Norman are relocating to Chicago following Plankinton & Co.’s vacancy. Barnard and Van Norman plan to move to the Union Stock Yards after the Cudahy Bros. departure, citing loss of plant tenants in the Menomonee valley and reliance on St Paul road shipping.
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Petent
H. C. Barnard & Co
Nickey
Cudahy
St. Paul Road
van Norman
Barnard
Chicago
John Plankinton & Co
Menomonee Valley
Milwaukee
Geo. B. van Norman
Union Stock Yards
Trouble With Deadheads In Cudahy For Milwaukee Jobs
Report describes a mass of job seekers riding freight trains from Cudahy to Milwaukee. Brakeman Whalen recently jumped from a car to halt desperate riders aiming to sponge a free ride home, highlighting dangerous attempts to travel in box cars during the plant’s revived runs.
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Cudahy
Milwaukee
Here
Whalen
Live stock firms form Chicago venture with Milwaukee branch
Milwauke Stock Yarns notes G B Van Norman & Co forming a live stock commission business at Union Stock Yards Chicago with a Milwaukee branch run by A L NicKey and J W Holmes. They cite Cudahy withdrawal leaving no market and plan to operate in Chicago.
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Milwaukee
G.B. van Norman & Co
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Milwaukee Stock Yards
G. B. van Norman
J. W. Holmes
A L. Nieker
Vax Norway
J. W. Hornes
A. L. Nickey
Cudahy Bros
G. B. Wax Norman
H.C. Barnard
Cudahy Packing House
Tramp Scave Encounter Leads to Humorous Clemency
Assistant District Attorney Jared Thompson, preparing to leave for church, discovers a tramp named Mr. B. in the barn. He decides not to arrest, and delivers a brisk shoe-based eviction, sending the intruder to seek other quarters.
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Jared Thompson
Thompson
Viaduct May Be Built Over Chicago Road at St Francis
Surveyors eye the Chicago road crossing near Justice Paulu's property as a possible site for a viaduct. A saloonkeeper seeks to lure the Cudahy special to stop at St Francis to serve seven or eight boarders working at Cudahy.
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Chicago Road
Frank
George Peter
St. Francis
Justice Paula
Xje Ginster
Cudahy
National Avenue
Mr. Ginster
Fernwood and Glenwood Community Notes
Thanksgiving activities spread through Fernwood and Milwaukee visits marked the week. The Band of Mercy organized by Fernwood chapel children met last Sunday, while Rev. J S Lean will hold Fernwood chapel services each Tuesday evening. A marriage occurred at Hilton Head South Carolina on November 23 between Ida Battell and J Mac Donald.
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Children of Fernwood Chapel
Band of Mercy
H. M. Brown
P. B. Thompson
Delavan Avenue
D. D. Hooker
H. Hooker
J. M. Olin
W. F. Hooker
Milwaukee
J.S. Lean
Trinity M. E. Church
Fernwood Chapel
Hilton Head
Mr. Sams
Ida Battell
J. Mac Donald
Liverpool firm representative praises Cudahy packing works
Mr. J Jones of Carpeles and Jones Liverpool England visited the Cudahy plant during a country tour. He toured the establishment’s windings and declared the Cudahy packing house without a peer in his experience. Carpeles and Jones handle Cudahy Brothers meats exclusively.
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J. Jones
Carpeles & Jones
Liverpool
England
Cudahy
Jones
Cudahy Brothers
Unusual Passenger on Suburban Train
An intoxicated woman boarded the 4 o'clock suburban train at Bay View. She sat in the last coach, muttering incoherently and asking the brakeman for the next station. She rode through Cudahy and continued to Racine without alighting.
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Cudahy
Bay View
Racine
Readers urged to send readable news items to Cudahy Wis
Local readers are asked to mail or drop off readable news items and personals to Cudahy Ts, Wisconsin, or leave them at the newspaper office for publication consideration.
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Cudahy Tiss
Cudahy, Wis
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Packer
Board of Health
H.C. Barnard & CO
Deadhaads
St Francis
Bullock
M D Hunt
John Grobschmidt
Ogrady
Grobschmidt
Patrick Cudahy
Bohemian Central Union OF
William Martel
Jake Morrow
Salentine
Fred Bergenhagen
Bennett Boys
Tims
X. Emerson
St. Francis Avenue
Justice Paulu
Bohemain Central Union
Central Union
Rainer
Father Dunne
Dallas
Texas
Frank Markel
Maciner
Sacred Heart Church
Hisses
Katie
Clara Trimborn
Koenig
Thomas Fitzgibbon
L. Reinhard
Voss & Koenig
Grove Street
Charles Howard
St Boniface's Literary Society
St Francis Seminary
St. Thomas’ Literary Society
St. Prans
Solth
Norln
M. Ag
Dally
Fernwood and
Glenwood
Fred Battell
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