Passage to the crypt at St. Agatha's chapel
A narrator describes discovering a hidden door in the school cellar leading to the crypt under St. Agatha's chapel. In the chapel, Olivia Gladys Armstrong sits at the organ, her music filling the dark space with luminous calm as the narrator contemplates her presence and the memory it stirs.
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St. Agatha’s Chapel
Theagor
Holy Land
Gateshone
Olivia Gladys Armstrong
Mendelssaiit
Squire Glenarm and a Forbidden Courtship Tease
A flirtatious scene unfolds at Glenarm as Miss Armatrous teases Mr. Glenarm about church, snow, and ribs, while admitting a wicked secret and fearing grave sisters' rebuke. The pair bask in playful secrecy, hinting at a possible future reunion before the tale pauses.
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Phac'a
Squire Glenarm
Doubly Tied to a Promised Fraud Lecture
A showman claims a free illustrated lecture at the town hall and exposes a fraud by presenting a Cardif Giant image. He markets a vegetable cure with a money-back guarantee and small samples, promising moving pictures of the San Francisco earthquake after selling merchandise.
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Your
Freud
Jame
Bremen
San Francisco
Work Is the Law of Life in a Busy World
The piece argues activity is essential and that life rewards action. It cites Carlyle urging action as a seed that endures, noting people often must do what is available rather than what they wish, driven by necessity to work rather than choice.
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Glen- Stel
Wilight
Carlyle
Cara
Citassenatvie
Miurnaven
Grecian
Cie
Mtoe
Grees Ware
Wisconsin Grand Council Elects Officers for Next Year
Appleton report shows Grand Council of United Commercial Travelers of Wisconsin electing officers for the ensuing year. Notable posts include Grand Councilor J. Sullivan of Milwaukee and Grand Secretary W. S. Dewater of Janesville. Convention slated to meet in Eau Claire next year.
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Appleton
United Commercial Travelers of
Wisconsin
J. Suliivax
Milwaukee
W. T. Ellicott
Madison
Grand Post
B. H. Olds
Fred Wright
Miwaukees Grand Sentinel
Charles Gaskins
Syurtss Graud
Oshkosh
Wisconsin Eagles
Superior
Merting
George A. Gebbe
Julia D. Uteermoehle
la Crosse
Giaty Becketary
Fred Chapieau
Fond du Lac
Cunningham
Frite statLa
Jgnesville
Chaphain
Ney
Hall Claire
Geer Gebbe
Cis City
Sof Shehaysin
Theodory Cebbe
Thani
Tne
Aerle
Pond du Lac
Greve
Lifesaving sunstroke saves man after theft attempt
Appleton police trod M J Lever after he stole a revolver to commit suicide at Black Creek. Heat weakness left him insensible until a doctor revived him. He offered the gun in payment for care and was arrested for larceny. He said he no longer wished to die.
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Pracar
Ebeling
Miekerhig
Lebtter Abbey
Dawa
Morgan
Dales
Wang
Nedea Darbrine
Ward
Teomlwiy
New York
Remoenther
Tauern
Ehem Bate
Appleton
Black Creek
M. J. Lever
Jonesville
W A. Huntley
Milwaukee
Defense and other sparse trials in Wisconsin county notes
In Green Bay and Baraboo areas, trial items include August Corll claimed self defense against Ray Guthrie in Oconto with deputy testimony and a skull fracture expert. Separate reports note a man kills his wife in a pistol dispute, a Woodmen picnic drawing four thousand attendees at Ableman, Racine Foresters choosing Racine for the next convention, and a failed will contest over Nancy Glover's estate worth about 40000 dollars.
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Green Bay
August Corll
Ray Guthrig
Oeonte
Johnson
Oconto
Guthrie
Cecil Cecil
Gailele
I. Fl. Atwood
Baraboo
Baraboo Valley
Fragmented home tips and recipes in a garbled column
A jumbled mix of household guidance, recipes, gardens, insects, and decorative ideas. It mentions cleaning, bedding, pest control, chicken pie recipe, flour breading, flower gifts, and fashion motifs with scattered proper nouns and partial phrases, showing a scrapbook of domestic era content.
State Capital Notes and Campaign Details Fragment
Fragmentary State Capital Notes recounts a May deadline, debates over legislator pay limits, and mentions Travis Stephenson and other candidates alongside references to Wisconsin state offices. The text weaves in allocations for clerical help, medical examiners, and state boards, with scattered names and places and multiple budget figures.
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Boris Pere
Nial Stenak
Peeral Tata Teppeatas
Hn Fower
Piseaage Wits
Liuek
Jie
Mr. Glenurin
Bly
St. Nagel
Jb Glerart
Tony
oSow
Pielwring
Becturer
News of Wisconsin
Vernoss
Deraulter
Thomas Cogui
First Nacional Bank
Seymour
United States Court
Mauile
Wis Pound
Fabor
Racine
Franksville
Waunukee
John Haus
Smeary
Janesville
Lake
Koshkonong
Fish and Game Department
Racine Stone Company
Chicago, and
Milwaukee Electric Railway Company
A. C. Frost
Waukegan
Kenosha
Les
Buff K. Chanter
Recine
George Christiansen
Christiansen Bros
Leon
Waukesha
Devil's Sake
George Filnauer
Roy Turton
Gaves Bay
Beloit
S. R. Wright
Herman Westbrook
Leeson
Emmett McDouganl
Eagles
Cliy O
the Order
August Cecil
Pistal
Winsau
Walt
Aston
Woltz
Foresters
Menagha
Forester
Oni
John A. Kilypers
Depere
Chitel Rabies
James WW. Dunegan
Stevens Poin
Gustave Keller
Applalan
D. F. Itgan
Enosha
Nancy Glover
Smarder
Charles Joseph Glover
Chicago
Glover
Lyided
Nabs
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Esch Brothers and Rabe Ice Company
Twin Lakes
County
Kierston
New Telephone Company
Chippewa Falls
New County Telephone Company
Lafayette
Lake Hallie Telephone Company
Gate Contract
McGewock Bros
Biue Bil Lake
Ble Waukee Road
Peter Grap
Mitchell Motor Company
Chippewas
Duncan Creek
Ghippewa Falla
George Johnson
William Dillon
Jacob C. Best
Bilwaukee
Cranst Court
Wien
Neal
Goa
China
Ressen
Canter
Connangat
Patricia
Ixce
Pes Dee Nn
Eras Wreekly Diputeets Ate
Astleepeed Beal Otay Abel Re
Mayedtn
Spice
Billa
Guy Gees
Roy
LTC
Huestis
Gampaigny
Travis Stephenson
Ciited
Staten Hypesteet
Winertantii
Walia
Mead
Couel
Statis
Trainy
Uist
Muwankes
Davidson
Dre
ST. Surlen
Sparta
Padley
Fennimgate
P. Andris
Ashlated
Wennett
Elo
Lackney Wits
Hertadase
Wankeslat
Senate
Ife
Herbert Jefave
Ocaadver
Conan
Pethibare
Peti
Tse
Vetorm
Ehatrmanth
Maine
Honead
Laanranee
State Immigration Board
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