Local events mirror steady cross-town visits and mining interests
Galena reports a steady flow of visitors from Platteville Dubuque and Madison with mining men and business callers. Attendees include F J Campbell and J M Crabb while funeral services for Mrs Philip Ryan were held in Menominee. Market notes show asparagus strawberries lettuce and greens in abundance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Harney
Menominee
Philip Ryan
J. H. Pooley
Scales Mound
Edith Chetlain
Chicago
James Edwards
Galena Iron Works Company
Platteville
Julia Sheridan
Apple River
Savanna
Thomas Scott
Elmer Scott
Rawlins Township
John Steler
Prairie du Chein
Matthias Steler
John R. Brown
Rockford
Hugh Connor
Rodden
Donald
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Market Square
Despondent man ends life at county farm
Andrew Bonadour, 60, shot himself with a small revolver at the county poor farm Saturday night after a period of despondency over health and finances. He died Sunday morning at 11:30 after being found by roommate Benjamin Jones and attended by County Physician Gunn. Survived by brother Martin Bonadour. funeral held May 8.
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Andrew Bonadour
Himelf
Bonadour
Benjamin Jones
Jones
M. F. Collins
Gunn
Martin Bonadour
Martin, Bonadour
Deuel Sets Fast Record Hazel Green to Galena
J Frank Deuel and Charles Dow completed a 24 mile trip from Hazel Green to Galena in 24 minutes using a 24 horsepower Winton. The feat establishes a new record along the Galena Hazel Green road. Farmers are warned to keep livestock off the turnpike to avoid harm from wagons nicknamed go devil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Frank Deuel
Hazel Green
Galena
J. F. Deuel
Mr. Deuel
Charles Dow
Wisconsin
Winton
Nagging becomes a Saintly Devotion in Everyday Life
In this compact meditation, persistent everyday complaints blend into a peculiar form of devotion. The piece explores how constant nagging shapes relationships and personal perception, turning annoyance into a test of patience and humor.
Kennedy Mine Described As Future Zinc Giant Of Wisconsin
A correspondent tours the Kennedy zinc mine near Green Wisconsin noting its two miles east location on Bull Branch and the New Deal site. The plant features extensive underground workings and a powerful set of mills engines and pumps run by a Wisconsin crew led by superintendent Thomas Aide engineer A Brant with fifty workers. He describes rich ore with penalties and a plan for further development potentially yielding decades of output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Illinois
Great Northwest
Mazel Green
Kennedy
Benton
America
John
Mary
The
Green
Bull Branch
North-Western Railway
Buncombe
New Deal
Hoskins
New York
Thomas Aide
Tribune
Prince Albert
Mineral Point and Northern Railway
Highland
Aide
Benton Camp
Ida
Mineral Point
Rockford Illinois
Alde
Brant
Mathey
Galena
Galena Iron Works Company
Gardner
A. V. Brant
Billy
Pappy
Little Billy
United States
Joplin
Richard Kennedy
the Green
Daugh
Ters
Tom
P P
Indiana
The Arc Light Bugs In Milwaukee Are Health Threats
Building Inspector Koch of Milwaukee warns that large night flying insects around electric lights spread disease and tuberculosis. He cites drains and manholes as habitats and says these insects feed on slime and release disease agents during summer nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
Milwaukee
Monroe
Richardson Case to Be Tried in Freeport Court
The United States Circuit Court Western Division Northern District of Illinois reopens in Freeport at 10 a.m. Monday for a jury trial of James Richardson of Elizabeth versus Black Hawk Lead Company over injuries from a mine shaft fall. Lawyers Hodson Campbell Chicago Calhoun Lyford Sheean Galena Pleasant Valley Rice jurors Rattler Clark Irwin White summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court
Freeport
United States Circuit Court
Northern District of
Illinois
James ®. Richardson
Elizabeth
Black Hawk Lead
Kenesaw M. Landis
Richardson
Hodson & Campbell
City
Calhoun
Lyford & Sheean
Chicago
James M. Sheean
G. H. Rattler
Edward Clark
Galena
Robert Irwin
Pleasant Valley
R. B. White
Rice
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Henry Snyder
Montfort
Otto Sponheimer
Mr. Grimm
Cuba City
Albert Moorehead, Jr
Hanover
Frank Stephan
J. C. Smith
Dubuque
Peter Donnelly
Martin Blum
Sedgwick
New Diggings
Ralph Root
Father Newman
Dixon
Calvert Spensley
J. M. Crabb
Warren
D. EB. McGrath
Nelson J. Russell
C. A. Lawson
W. BE. Henkie
Indianapolis
Frontier
Hattie Bell McCloskey
Horace McConnell
Louis Stehr
St. Paul
G. P. Hogan
Stockton
Wm. Spensley
W. R. Nelson
Lena
Garrett Hogan
R. J. Bole
Fred H. Brainerd
C. G. Steffins
Freeport Mining Company
Sue Chessman
Helena
Mont
Clar Newhall
Harriett Montgomery
Janesville
Wis
Kit Andrews
Albuquerque
N.M
W. Pascoe
Captain Vincent
East Iena
Susie Ergenbright
J. B. Young
Beach Street
George M. Decker
Fred Howe
Wm. Ostendorf
Great Western
R. H. Fiddick
Osage
F. Josselyn
P. 8. Fogue
Boston
Saterday
John Egelhof of
City Hotel
John Gribble
Geo. O'Rourke
Mary Brown
B. McGuire
W. H. Glasgow
R. C. Cullen
T. M. McCloskey
Anna Schneider
F. G. Roberts
Thomas
Albert Raymond
McCloskey
Park Avenue
Dora Sievers
Dodge Street
Master Scott Green
James Cowling
Smith
Catherine Desmond
Herman Hellstein
P. G. Scanlon
F. R. Trego
J. 8. Brooks
J. Penington
J. H. Fox
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
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