Frawley Dead After Long Public Service
The obituary notes the death of Mr. Frawley, a longtime public figure with ties to Wisconsin and Iowa politics. He built a career from farm work to university education, becoming a key member of Democratic committees and leading roles in San Claire organizations. He was married to Mrs. Eatin A. Tanler and leaves a family, while his career spanned law and civic duties.
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Frawley
He Common Connel
Ban Claire Dnd
Gaye Fon
Han Claire Barssocklign
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Frayed
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Fragmented report of railway danger and bystander actions
A garbled account describes danger near a railway line and a bystander likely named Wise involvement. Text mentions workers, cranes, and protective actions but is unreadable in key details.
Man in Manitette Proposes Street Car Railroad Wait
A Marionette man argued street cars should yield to railroad trains for safety. He claimed trains must have the right of way to prevent a fatal collision and hoped to avoid harm by strict conduct.
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Marinlis
Wisdane
Marianette
New President of College at Milton
A new president will assume leadership at Milton College, with Fy Viseattie named as the incoming head. The announcement notes upcoming changes in the college’s administration and periodo transition for the leadership role.
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Milton
Juneau Girl Weds Actor At Muskegon
A Juneau girl married an actor in Muskegon amid wedding details blurred by garbled OCR text. Notes indicate license issues and parental statements about the union, with uncertainty about future residence and legal formalities.
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Juneau
Muskegon
Babe Drinks Poison At Doctor S House
A damaged brief reports a child of Mrs Albert Holtive at Por Mackinson likely poisoned by Babe and found near a bottle. the room indicates most contents were consumed and a potential cause of death is noted as the child collapsed. Authorities and guardians are mentioned amid unclear sentence fragments and transcription errors.
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Grondhead
Vibert
Albert Holtive
Pore
Mikinson
Liskin
Nhe Toiznos
Apa
FIND GEORGE LOHR'S BODY. MILWAUKEE REMAINS FOUND IN LAKE MANUDOTA
Fragmented OCR reads like a crime scene notice with scattered names and places. It mentions Milwaukee and Lake Manudota and lists several garbled names and actions, suggesting discovery of a body and subsequent lead details.
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Milwaukee
Lake Manudota
Spen
Joe
New Richmond Man Dies Suddenly in Eldorado Visit
Al J. Rulien died suddenly during a visit to Eldorado. He left a wife and daughter. Relatives confirm the death and note his business ties in New Richmond and surrounding area. The exact cause and funeral arrangements were not available at press time.
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Gatriel
Brawley Jatke
Beech
Iud
Mamerots
Wits
Sib Meney
Rales
Medford
Dilla
Qwan Troy
X.Y. Mare
Tak Dh Ue
Penway
New Richmond
Atte
Eldorado
Officers Elected at State Christian Assembly Milwaukee
Bruce Douglas of Milwaukee named Chogen Tressurer and Caroline Fair ebitd Savretary Fond da Tate Wis were chosen at a morning meeting by sun. The Milwaukee delegation attended with names including George by Parruny Oshkosts and Miss hehe Stoddard of Janesville. An invitation from Milwaukee Mayor Ito was read to convene delegates at the Crean tity next Linus and was accepted.
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Fond da Tate
Stoddard
Janesville
Gromty
Mau Cliteenstip
Jy Blade
Norite
Lew
Voonler
Campbell
Bree WI
Mettallag
Jees Manaton
Milwaukees
Moraytan
Ties A. Haungt
Watertown
Primitive
Merchaulist
Marciods
Plattevifte
Prasby
Sey
Joe
Young
Marsullelay
Lapital
Prat
Albert Witford
Millong
Bean Grave
Fey. Jones
Milwaukee
1Tyse
Linus
Funeral Held For Mrs Cartine Tell Noo In New York
Mrs Doolittle, long noted for hospitality, dies after years of care given at home. Survived by husband, E L Suvith and sons, and relatives in Milwaukee and Wisconsin. Describes a beloved figure whose home welcomed friends and family.
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N.Y
Ivy
Belog
Fiites
Lee Prasad
Justeumiats
Suredons
MiMi
Wisconsin
Oolittle
Wnion
Doolittle
Suvith and Sons
Bwa Wrathers
Cangas City
Nell Af Milwauken
Strawberry season ends profits for local sewers
In this vicinity a very profitable year for sewers is noted as strawberry harvest winds down. Kantor favors wrap, shipping remains optimistic with over one hundred varieties already observed. Average annual earnings around $150 per acre. Crop tightness suggests a short season ahead for buyers and sellers.
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Derring
Lumber Suit Started at Aypluton Wisconsin
The Ginn suit brought against KK Jeltvis Paimber Company by Wisconsin Sulphin. Companix opened amid confusion over evidence and transport losses. The plaintiffs contend abnormal expenses and profits were misused, seeking redress and damages.
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Aypluton
Wis
KK. Jeltvis Paimber Company
Wisconsin Sulphin
Companix
WME
Deaths in Wisconsin State Widely Reported
A scrambled obituary notice lists multiple late residents including Alfred Marden of Beaver Dam aged 28, Lydia Young of Oak Park, a Mrs Young of Oak Park aged about fifty, and Leguhardt Maurer of Kenosha. The legible fragments indicate funeral or memorial details and local prominence in Wisconsin communities.
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Alfred
Marden
Beaver Dam
Beaver Dame
Wis
Ryu
Lydia Young
Oak Park
Yoong
Fragmentary note on planned erection of a structure
A garbled entry describes a planned erection possibly titled E2200 and mentions a date or event at Waahburn with unclear references to a paper and a person. The readable items include a mention of a cage and a distant deadline or cost, but specifics are unreadable.
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Siewatch
Waahburn
Dili
Ripon Plan an Officer Chienga Sse Trot at Wipots Wisn
The text records a presidential election at a national association with Prof. Griffin of New York named as president, and mentions Ripon and a local officer plan. It preserves fragmented OCR fragments without clear dates or complete names.
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Ripon Plan
Chienga
Ors
Wipots
Wisn
National Association of Epocasiatiots
Tt. Gifiwn
New York
State Institution Expenses for June
Missing legible content outlines expenses for June tied to a state institution. The readable fragment suggests a formal board meeting or financial report but lacks clear figures, dates, or named entities to identify the institution or outcomes. Further legible text is needed to provide a precise summary.
Thirty Workmen Narrow Escape At Wisconsin Plant
Thirty workers at the Alton in the JL Case plow works in Racine Wisconsin were nearly buried when a large dirt pile collapsed onto a supporting walkway. The fall trapped several beneath the slide but all managed to escape without serious injury.
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Racin
Wis
Elaborate Tombstone for Lemer’s Pet Dog
The article describes a costly marble headstone for Lemer’s dog, reported as the finest craftsmanship and placed at a lake grave. It notes quiet commissioning by a daughter, with stylized inscriptions and ornate details. Names and exact dates are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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Dehivin
Wiseie
Tadten
Warsi Bagcan
General Hone
Leiter
Carl CW Corti Wits
Grenora
PIONEERS OF THE NORTHWEST Long married Prairie du Chien couple marked 57 years
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin was the setting for a fiftieth seventh wedding anniversary celebration of Mr and Mrs Parrett. The event honored Mrs Gearse Destivins of Iowa and included remarks about historic Northwest settlers. Marie Barrette, granddaughter of Pierre Aataya, recalled early river crossings and noted Barrette’s relation to Peter Barretty who founded the first ferry across the Wisconsin River at Bridgeport seven miles from Prairie du Chien.
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Prairie Dy
Ms. Gearse Destivins
Iahomy
Welling
Mes
Rarrette Ib
Pierre Aataya
Geological Tour Through Burrhow Wisconsin Highlights Research
On a geological tour Burrhow Wisconsin and Chicago researchers explore reglaciar era questions. Prof Bo Blackwelder leads data collection on Hirahoo site noted for zealoai activity as teams test theories about ancient waterclapped landscapes.
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Burrhow
Wis
Bo Blackwelder
Chicago
Hirahoo
Marines Arrested in Neosa City Riot
The United States forces detained several marines after a disturbance in Neossa City. Reports indicate tensions escalated during the night as ships and crews were involved. Police and military units responded to restore order and ensure public safety.
Miss Hawley Buried in Maullson Wisconsin Cemetery
A condensed obituary note reports the burial of Miss Hawley at Dale FM cemetery attended by Rev Updike and a church group. The fragmentary text also mentions a Miss Diy and an involved drowning incident linked to Laven, with uncertain surrounding details.
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Maullson
Wis
Mise Abe
Dale
MT Ah Lakes
Eegtarday
Mares TN
Rev
Bet
Updike
Successor for E P Goff Named by Wisconsin Regents
Maryland College selections and regents action highlight the report with Sandston chosen as successor. Details reference Mantison regents and university figures, noting the prior death of E P Goff and the election of a new appointee amid campus administration.
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E. P. Sandsten
Maryland College
Wisconsin Regents
Mantison
Lachenline
Tei My
Sandston
Big lumber sale swamps markets amid giant Washburn deal
A Washburn Company mass purchase of over one hundred million feet of lumber spurs a sweeping big sale. Numerous fragments mention timing near June 28 and spoke of a northern rail yard at Lake or Mitae and a Milton Wisconsin area. Names like Whitton and Prom Albert Wintfoed appear in a scattering of notices alongside a later fatality in New Mexico.
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Washburn Company Mas
Millow
New Mexico
Milton
Wisale
Ieitford
Val Cannietar
Sata
Prom Albert Wintfoed
Persie Eit
Ce Whitton
Milton College
Prominent Mason Melvin Youngs Dies in Milwaukee
Melvin J. Youngs, noted Wisconsin Masonry lecturer and Milwaukee leader, died after a long illness. He served as grand master and held key posts across lodges and chapters, shaping ritual work and lodge growth. Survived by wife, children, and many Mason peers, his death marks the end of a major era in Wisconsin Freemasonry.
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Melvin J. Yuurts
Masonry
Wisconsin
Manibots
Marunie
Trou
Uestile
Seone
Ativan
Abe Youngs
Great Arenes
Wiscoosin
Theis Hwon
HM Rt Hd
Uxeort
Othedy
Molin
Youre
Curtis S Youngs
Mn Carpenter
Lincoln Youngs
Mindy del
Salles
Dentocettio
Maran Choy
Sat
Youngs
Michenant
George OC
Younes
Ebtor
Florence Mal
Nowy
Wisy Note
Benny
Milwituke
Mt Youngs
Omura
Gnatha
Yates
Toalan McCoe
Han
Milwaukee
Melvin Fh
Wade
Galton Las No
Michigan
Caplin
Martison
Kavushelanid
Milway
Jig
Wrother Murang
Hac
Iit
Geond Lodge
B. Alden
Grrand
Pease
Ale
Gabriel
You
Jon
GI Rauek
Sition
Ae Fee
Wend
Moril
Xehich
Crymle Degrens
Murderer escapes from Jefferson county jail in Wisconsin
Five accomplices aided the inmate William Cooper in the Waterloo boundary murder case. The prisoner, F W Stephenson, sawed his way out of the jail during the night. A large posse scoured the area all day but no trace of the escapee was found. Authorities suspect outside help and remain vigilant.
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Tofferson
Wisdine
F. W. Stephenson
Willuam Coopar
Waterloo
Bohedary 8
Badgers Graduate at Harvard ceremony noted local grads
Milwaukee pairs Marty Schlesinger and Alexander Wall earned diplomas at Harvard. The record lists Wiseman students receiving degrees with names such as Henry Alexander Westwanker and Joseph Huntor among others, reflecting a broader graduation event at the university.
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Badgers
Harvard
Marty Schlesinger
Alexander Wall
Milwaukee
Cambridae
Nass
Dunesti
Erudite
Hirrwsgeil UN
Henry
Aedy Alvander Westwanker
Die Grey Lytee
Joseph Uuntor Marsehuty
Vila
Obituary notices from Genesee and Sheboygan area
Obituary notices list O P Owens of Genesee Wisconsin aged about 50 with a wife and five children including Regina Jounsee of Manitowoc. Also Hogina M Johnson of Milwaukee died at her daughter’s home and will be interred there. Leopold Gutsch of Sheboygan born 1818 in Baden died aged about 109. he helped found the first brewery now Gutten Brewing, a major regional firm.
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O. P. Owens
Genesee
Genesen
Wis
Speria
Tleia
Mra
Regina Jounsea
Manitowoc
Manitownc
Dame
Urs
Hogina M. Johnson
Peter Tobusiy
Us City
Milwaukya
Wyo A. Walker
Leopold Gutsch
Sheboygan
Sheborgan
Te Aens
Baden
Germany
Lsi
Settlig
Shelinggau
Big Brother
Gutaelt Prewing Company
Milwauker
Town Clerk Married in June Ceremony
Town officials report the marriage of the town clerk in a June ceremony. Details remain sparse in the notice, with the event center and exact names not fully readable.
Milwaukee convention closes amid parades and praise
A chaotic recount of a Milwaukee event shows a convention proceeding with praise for local figures, a parade, and festivities at Milwaukee park. Police report three arrests for disorder during the first evening, while Charles Krause of Milwaukee faces a theft complaint after a watchful theft incident.
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Burrighs
Maison
Milwaukey
Eliyda
Mlovthiy Park
Ing Qwekett
Charles Krause
Milwaukee
Oshkosh Church Not Seceded Says Official Interview
Os hosh Wis June 27 A church leader interview clarifies that the Oshkosh church has not seceded despite reports. The Rev TW Creve Wood discusses the interview with Bishop Terafton noting no departure by the church from its congregation and outlining ongoing ties with the broader division.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Grevnwood
Rinity
Terafton
Aumpuil
Tiesas
Athena
Boy 8 Dies After Toy Pistol Self-Inflicted Wound
Special dispatch from Morell Wisconsin reports 8 year old Wille Peterson died after a toy pistol loaded with a ball cartridge exploded in his bowels. He was playing on Wednesday afternoon and told his cat he would kill Wimaalf, then discharged the weapon near his abdomen with a blank cartridge that fired a landing shell causing a fatal internal injury.
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Morell
Wis
Wille Peterson
Panic at Wisconsin theater as floor begins to sink
In Waukesha Wisconsin a portion of a theater floor sank during a show causing alarm. Spectators fled while helpers stabilized the area and saved the balcony from collapse. The incident prompted relief and questions about building maintenance.
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Waukesha
Wis
Bulldine
Chippewa Falls Druggist License Granted
A fragmented 1900s style notice notes a pharmacist’s license approval in Chippewa Falls with names and credential references. The text lists several individuals and vague qualifications, indicating licensure events and certificate reception by local officials.
Acting President Birge Returns to Madison in Wake of Johnson Funeral
Special report notes President Birge and other Wisconsin figures returning to Madison after attending the Johnson funeral. Services were held in Chicago before the party traveled west to resume their duties, with family plans for Grove remains and a late fall return home.
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Birge
Madison
Wis
Wreshlent Birge
Wisconsin
Veat Johnson
Chicago
Chaytanty
Grove
Simmer
Fall
Hove
Waukesha Water Company Auction Sells Entire Property
In Waukesha Wisconsin on June 27 Edward St. Esurett of Newark New Jersey bought the property, rent and personal effects of the Waukesha Water Company for 47 thousand 450 dollars. The sale included all company assets and was conducted at the pile aucum yesterday afternoon.
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Waukesha Water Company
Waukesha
Wis
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