Port Edwards Woman Dies From Blood Poisoning
Mrs. Wm. Karberg of Port Edwards died Friday from blood poisoning. Funeral Sunday was led by Rev. Wm. Nommensen, burial at Nekooga. Survived by husband and eight children. Includes a list of names and an advertisement section with letter recipients and other notices. Cold spell in June shatters records across multiple states with frost reports in Vermont, New York, New England, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
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Wm. Karberg
Port Edwards
Wm. Nommensen
Nekooga
Karberg
Vermont
New York
New England
Pennsvania
Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
Walter Demitz
Walter Bemn
Mra
Wm. Demits
View
Walter
Seneva
Welock
West Side
Litheran Church
pwWwm
Nommensen
Expressman Robbed and a Roosevelt Suit Debate
A Wells Fargo Express agent, J. N. Bennett, was robbed of about 170 dollars after a late evening walk and bowling. Later disclosures cast doubt on the initial tale, suggesting a cash shortage rather than a genuine holdup. Also covered are public notices on Roosevelt’s case reception, drainage district opposition, and local marriages.
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J. N. Bennett
Wells- Fargo Express Company
Bennett
Getts
Fourth Avenue
Green Bay
Mr. Bennett
Tribune
Ihn
Petrce Gibson
Veterans visit Gettysburg battlefield in July campaign announced
Surviving Gettysburg veterans from several states are invited to the battlefield at state and federal expense. A four day program runs July 1 to July 4 with a President Wilson address, a peace memorial cornerstone ceremony, and meals for 800,000 planned by the federal government. Eligible veterans include those with honorable discharges and membership in battle-participating organizations.
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Battlefeld
Gettysburg
M. Hi Lynn
Eugene Sparks
W. T. Davis
W. A. Owen
B. T. Worthington
John Harrison
Combey, Minn
Atate
J. G. Salsman
Pennsylvania
Wison
H. ¥. Dalton
United States Army
Army of
Lost sight of left eye after dynamite cap explosion
An Arpin boy about eleven lost sight in his left eye last week when a dynamite cap exploded while he played with it. He was taken to the hospital where an operation to remove the optic was performed. A London swindler sold dried pens earlier, and as meetings open, liver pills were also advertised.
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Christ Voss
Capital
Marshfield News
Donna
Meetig
London
Stump Clearing Machine by Hand Power Demonstrated
An article from Marshfield Times describes N Wipperman’s stump pulling machine tested at Wend County farm in northern Wisconsin. It uses hand power for small stumps and a small gasoline engine for larger ones. A dynamite charge is used to separate very large root systems. The device, about the size of a corn shredder, sits on an iron truck and can operate without horses on rough land, powered by a windlass and blocks capable of fifteen tons pull. The inventor plans to supply the machine to Wisconsin land agents and offer a free unit with every quarter section purchase.
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N. Wipperman
Chillon
Wisconsin
Wipperman
Wend County
Wisconsin Land
Marshfield Times
Trouble For The Rew Line Promissory Suit And Wrecked Accident
Stevens Point Journal reports a legal action filed by George P. Both against Western Indiana Construction, Central Wisconsin Construction, Chicago and Wisconsin Valley Railroad, and others over two promissory notes related to an electric line project from Madison to Stevens Point. The suit claims insolvency and seeks invalidation of transfers to J Frank Huntoon. It also details a deadly accident involving twelve year old Joseph Sloan in Stutten, and obituaries for George Wilcox of Wausau and notes on his career with the Big Four Ry.
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Stevens Point Journal
Stevens
Boreuit
George P. Both
Western Indiana Construction Company
Central Wisconsin Construction Company
Chicago & Wisconsin Valley Railroad Company
Chicago Wisconsin Valley Street Hallways Company
Alles T. Russell
J. Frank Huntoon
J. G. Jones
Thomas W. Porth
Chicago & Wisconsin Valley Street’ Raways Company
Madison
Portage
Adams County
Stevens Poin
Smith
Western, Indiana Construction Company
Chicago &Wisconsin Valley Railway Company
Chicago & Wisconsin Valley Street Railways Company
George Wilcox
J. #. Wilcox
Fourth Ave
Mr. Wilcox
Wilcox
Big Four
Ry Ag
LaGrange
Ohio
J. EB. Wilcox
Johnson & HH Co
Antigo
Cranberry Cooperage Formed in Local Territory
A Monday meeting formed a stock company to manufacture cranberry barrels with a $20,000 capital. Jacob Searls elected president and Geo. W. Pajua secretary treasurer. The plan includes varied cooper shop products to meet nearby demand. Also notes on concrete block homes, state lodge convention, a death, a wedding, and civic notices from the era.
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Jacob Searls
Geo. W. Pa _Jua
Wahcompun
Angel, Altho
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Grand Rapids
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Sacramento
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Burlington
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Dred Hirsch
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Henry Wilke
Carl Wilke
Willie
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State of Wisconsin
Donald Connor
Marshfield
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Milwaukee
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State of
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Redford
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Geo. W. Mead
Hugh W. Goggins
the Business College
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Insane Asylum
Waupaca County
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Sherry
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Tenth Street
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Norwalk
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Trout Lake
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J. A. Corcoran
Cornell
Frank Schmick
8Th Ave. South
Thomas Crystal
Saratoga
Tom
Turnaway
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Yerra
Mre
George Sloan
Stuttin
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Slough
Sloan
Wausau Rerora
Elmer Crotteau
Martin Joomtint
Rudolph
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Cleve Aiey
Joe Marin
Frank Abel
Manitowoc
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Eagles
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