Mines In Dodgeville Camp Show Strong Prospects For Ore Output
The Dodgeville mining district expands with active ore production and new development. Mines such as Snowball, Pollard and Williams, Oxnem, and Conservative Lead & Zinc push toward full operation as two concentrators rise near the main range. Local coverage urges broader recognition of Dodgeville alongside Shullsburg, noting below-glass-rock zinc potential and substantial mill and plant construction advancing rapidly.
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Dodgeville
the Tribune
Shullsburg
The
Tribune
Smedley
Snowball Mining Company
McKinley Mining Company
Dodgeville Camp
Pollard and Williams
Whipsey-Derry
Pollard-A Williams
Oxnem Mining Company
Lead & Zinc Company
Williams Brothers
Milwaukee
New Mill Almost Completed at Hazel Green Mine
Hazel Green Mining Company nears completion of a new mill and machinery at the Hazel Green mine. Galena Tron Works mechanics finish the plant, and operations will resume in a few days with expected large outputs of lead and zinc ore. The prior mill burned last winter, halting mining until the current facility is ready. The district prospect remains highly promising despite the setback.
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Hazel Green Mining Company
Hazel~Green Company
Hazel Green
Galena Tron
Mutiny in Russia over broken pledges and torture evidence
Open mutiny has erupted in the Fletz infantry regiment at Poltava as demands for better service conditions go unmet. Mutineers march through the town, seize control of a barracks, and threaten a wider uprising supported by delegations from nearby regiments. Torture used in trials at Riga has led to many condemned despite alibis, with thirty six currently on trial.
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Poltava
South Russia
Fletz
Sesky reg_iment
Riga
Lives With Stone In Brain Inquest Postponed
June 12 Iowa Falls coroner's jury prepared to begin an inquest over the remains of Edward Oakes employed at an asphalt plant when a flying stone fractured his frontal bone and lodged in his brain. Surgeons cannot locate the stone though he survives. Oakes, a giant of a man, was sheltered in a power house during quarry blasts. He survived the near fatal injury.
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Towa Falls
Iowa Falls
Edward Oakes
Oakes
S Bill
Base Ball Goods And Prices From Local Retailer
Base ball goods from ten cents to five dollars with full outfits uniforms and protective gear advertised. Agents for Spalding and Reach products touted as lower priced than elsewhere. A note seeks a lost key finder left at the Tribune office.
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Spalding
Galena High to Hold Graduation Orations at Turner Hall
Galena high school graduates will deliver orations at Turner Hall Thursday evening marking a new policy under Prof. Clark requiring student speakers. The program includes a salutatory, several orations, poems, solos, and the presentation of diplomas by board president J. M. Nack.
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Turner Hall
Galena High School
Clark
Board of Education
Seeeees
Allen Jane Atkinson
Louis Patrick McDermott
Russell Edwards
Mary Westwick
Emanuel Guggenheim
Bertha Sheean
Emma K. Friesnecker
William Percy Hicks
Lawrence Barrett
J. M. Nack
Della Elizabeth Atkins
Albert J. Asmus
Alice Jane Atkinson
Lillian Parkins Simmons
Another Lot Purchased by Library Association for Building
John Cloran sold the Carter lot, 22 feet wide, to the Library Association near the library site. It will be graded and used with the lot already purchased by the library board. A bank once occupied the site but has been vacant for several years.
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Library Association
John Cloran
Carter
Library Board
Married in Chicago Weds Chicago Physician
Mrs Anna Jenckes formerly of this city married Dr Louis H Freedman of Chicago in Chicago last Saturday. The bride is well known here with many local friends. Notice. Abutting Main street property owners are asked to sweep dirt from the paving to the gutters for city haulaway tomorrow per Street Commissioner Chas Geiger.
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Anna Jenckes
Chicago
Anna Harris Jenckes
Louis H. Freedman
Chas, Geiger
Local People Visit and Shop in City
Moses Reese of Warren was in the city on business today. Mr and Mrs Clifford Walton of Seales Mound were in town. R Barrett and Marshal Ware visited the Hazel Green mines this afternoon. Special discount sale this week of all fine china and cut glass at Coatsworths jewelry store. Mrs Choa Chappel returns to Belmont Wisconsin after a week with her sister Mrs Edy Jeffrey.
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Moses Reese
Warren
Leity
Clifford Walton
Seales Mound
R. Barrett
Marshal Ware
Hazel Green
Coatsworth’s
Coataworth's
Choa. Chappel
Belmont
Wis
Edy
Jeffrey
Dodgeville Man Announces Candidacy for State Treasurer
Henry D. James of Dodgeville, current Iowa County treasurer in his second term, declares his Republican bid for Wisconsin state treasurer. Born June 1, 1861, he previously served as deputy sheriff, sheriff, and Iowa County treasurer, and leads Iowa County Agricultural Society.
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Wisconsin
Henry D. James
Dodgeville
Iowa County
Mr. James
W. D. James
Linden
James
Iowa County Agricultural Society
Dentists At Pickic Day At River Picnic In Jo Daviess With G W Black
Dentists and their wives and families from Jo Daviess County enjoy a grand picnic at camp 19 on the river. Dr G W Binack of Chicago spoke on minor operations in oral surgery as part of a day hosted with Dubuque dentists joining from the east. A large group of eighteen to twenty dentists traveled by Gear's ferry boat for a day of meals and speakers, ending with return travel planned for the evening trains.
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G. W. Binack
Chicago
Jo Daviess County Dental Society
Gear
Dubuque Dental Association
G.W. Black
West
J. J. Creswell
G. W. Dittmar
H. H. Howard
P. F. Kittoe
Galena
J. Miller
Warren
H. GC. Puckett
W. R. Russel
Stockton
RR. Rogers
Scales Mound
F. Stroker
A. R. Spear
Hanover
T. G. Wonderly
A. L. Wenner
East Dubuque
H. A. Plankerton
Paving Streets Contract Nears Completion
The paving of Franklin street and related brick paving work will start within three weeks, with sewer connections on Franklin street to be completed within two weeks. Mayor Scheerer and Street Commissioner Geiger urge rapid progress to finish the project in two to three weeks.
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Franklin Street
Scheerer
Geiger
Board of Education to discuss school grounds and clock lights
The board of education meets tonight in regular session at the council chambers. Items include grading the school grounds and placing lights in the town clock for night visibility. Bids due June 20, 1906 for removal of the High School Annex used by Miss Gardner, removal within thirty days. J T Slattery, Louis Homrich, W F Bleaman indicate participants.
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Board of Education
Mies Gardner
J.T. Slattery
Louis Homrich
Bleaman
M. Slattery & Son
Testimony Horrible Details Abuse at Insane Hospital
Rev Walter A Evans of Plainfield testifies before the Kankakee county grand jury about maltreatment of patients at the Eastern Illinois Insane Hospital. He cites at least twelve maltreatment cases, including fractured ribs, daily beatings, and water poured on dying patients heads to cause suffering.
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Kankakee, II
Will County
Kankakee
Kankakee County
Grand Jury
Eastern Illinois Insane Hospital
Walter A. Evans
Plainfield
Courthouse Park
Dr. Corbus
Evans
State Board of Charities
Vans
J. W. Baird
Battle Creek
Roy Barber
A. W. Nutt
Perry W. Andrews
Cuba
DeWitt
Robbed and Fired Home Rockford Man Steals Jewels
Rockford, June 12. Robert Angstrand aged 25 is jailed for arson at a cottage belonging to Attorney J I Goembel and for stealing diamonds, other jewelry and 55 dollars in cash from the attorney’s home opposite the sanitarium. The arson occurred between 9 and 10 p m Sunday night and the theft of nearly 300 dollars in jewelry and money happened yesterday afternoon about 1 30. Officers Glen ny and Golden pursued him and Sheriff Collier and Officer Read delivered him to the station where he signed a confession after a brief interrogation.
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Rockford
Robert Angstrand
J. 1B
Goembel
Angstrand
Glenny
Golden
Collier
Read
Bargren
Curiosity Tobacco Plant Survives Season At Factory
A tobacco plant at Biesmann's cigar factory has become a curiosity. It was grown in the window last summer, discarded last fall, and left to endure winter. Rescued in spring, it showed new life with large suckers growing, a spring sprouting tobacco plant unheard of by rutiners.
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Biesmann
Postmaster Avery Seeks Sidewalk Rise and Post Office Upgrades
Postmaster Avery advances plans to raise the sidewalk around the Ga lena post office about two feet and pour a six inch cement floor in the basement to stop river floodwater intrusion. City officials back aligning street level with the raised sidewalk, requiring grading and filling. Project aims to reduce frequent flooding that once forced visitors to access the post office by boat.
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Avery
Post Office Department
Galena
Tribute Paid Departed Judge by Jo Daviess Bar Association
In open court the Jo Daviess County Bar Association paid a glowing tribute to the memory of the late Judge Shaw of Mt Carroll. Judge William Spensley Judge Hodson and attorneys Sheean and Glasgow spoke as a resolution was adopted. The bar asked the presiding judge to place the tribute on court records and send a copy to the deceased’s family.
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Jo Daviess Bar Association
Jo Daviess County Bar Association
Shaw
Mt. Carroll
William Spensley
Hodson
Sheean
Glasgow
David Sheean
Jo Daviess County
W. Spensley
Ww. T. Hodson
W. H. Glisgow
East Dubuque Publisher Wed In Morning Ceremony
William J. Lutenberg editor and Maggie Mitchlett of East Dubuque were married this morning at St Mary’s Catholic Church parsonage with Rev Father Gallagher officiating. The couple are well known in East Dubuque and are connected to the East Dubuque Register. Also note advertising for prices at Coatsworth's Jewelry store.
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W. J. Lutenberg
East Duebuque
Sued for Death of Son in Train Case Verdict Favors Rail Line
Mrs. Fitzpatrick of this city sued the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad for 2500 damages after her son was killed near Galena Junction last September. The circuit court verdict was not guilty for the railroad after a short jury deliberation. Separate action Hansing vs Blumb on trespass ended with a not guilty verdict. Tomorrow Galena Water case arguments await a decision.
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Fitzpatrick
Chicago Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Galena Junction
Hansing
Galena
Mining boom spreads across Highland and Linden region
Franklin Mining ships dry bone to Mineral Point zinc works while preparations for a concentrating mill begin July 1 under H Lewis. New boilers and mills appear as St Anthony, Clark and Security companies push shafts, drills, and 100 ton ore stocks. The Henry Baker and Delaney finds confirm extensive mineral belts linking Highland to Linden.
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St. Anthony Mining Company
John Shoffra
Red Jacket Mining Company
Milwaukee and Highland
Milwaukee
Milwaukee & Highland
Clark Mining Company
Burrichter Land
Burrichter
Clark Land
Clark Mine
Clark
Lucy
Security Mining Company
Hurry
Wis
Michael Lynch
Jack
James Delaney & Company
Henry Baker
Whitson Junction
Highland
Linden
Sewer connections due on Franklin Street in two weeks
All sewer connections must be made on Franklin street within two weeks as the contract will be let for the laying of the brick paving.
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Franklin Street
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Russia
Coatsworth's
Tribune Office
May Keating
Ralph Crissman
Naomi Messley
Pickic
Kankakee Asylum
A. T. Slattery, Louis Homrich, ‘ W. F. Bleaman
Biesmann's
Custom House
Co. B. & Q. Railroad Company
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