Uncle Sam to Fight Fever at Exp of New Orleans
Federal health and marine hospital service take control of New Orleans yellow fever efforts after citizens pledge 250000 to cover labor and materials. New cases rise but foci decline. Archbishop Chapelle case noted amid broader port outbreaks and Panama-origin cases in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
New Orleans
Washington, D. C
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
J. H. White
Marine Hospital
Marine Hospital Service
Roosevelt
Wyman
Citizens’ Committee of
New York
Ealth
Poty
William B. Smith
Colon
Doty
United States
Panama
North Side Briefs Touches on Picnics and Travel
Rev Merlan has left the city after a few days here. A large crowd picnicked at French lake area yesterday. William Spence of Chicago with Central Electric visits north side friends. N F Salz of Bangor returns with his two children after a month in the city. German M E church picnic planned at Myrick's park next Thursday. A Montana stock train passed through the north side yesterday. John Mosher and George Hiscox head to Toronto for a fireman's convention. Miss Millie Mayer of Mill Street is listed in the notes.
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Merlan
French Lake
William Spence
Chicago
Central Electric
N. F. Salz
Bangor
Relatives and Visitors Highlight Small Town Notes
Visitors and residents interchange sequences of visits across Brodhead Wisconsin and nearby towns. Mrs Clarence Giles Nadine and Miss Catherine Knockles Austin Minnesota are noted guests. several Chicago trips are recorded. George Wilson resigns from a bottling works post. Ole Halseth Wood Street welcomes a baby girl.
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Brodhead
Wrs
Clarence Giles
Nadine
Chicago
Milwaukee
Iver Iverson
Rushford
Minn
North Side
John Mailer
Fort Smith
Ark
A. R. Kemper
Kempter
Mailer
Galesville
George Wilson
North Side Bottling Works
William Kennedy
Ole Halseth
Wood Street
Be Particular About Finishing Picture Framing
The advertisement touts years of experience in picture framing and promises completion in an artistic manner. It notes up-to-date frames and mouldings in stock and offers services for picture hanging and backing.
Farmer John Peters Kiss Incident in Rockford
Westfield Corner farmer John Peters rode a Rockford streetcar when a pretty woman boarded and sat ahead. Peters kissed her, was taken to police court, and admitted the offense claiming she was 80 pretty. A magistrate fined $100 and suspended $10 on condition he not come to the city without his wife. Peters agreed to stay home with Mrs Peters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
Ill
John Peters
Westfield Corner
Peters
North Side Man Killed While Attempting to Pass Under Cars
Patrick H. McGinnty, a well known North Side resident, was killed when he crawled under three passing cars in the East Milwaukee yards. Witnesses reported seeing him on the track as the train was being made up. the center car was highest and he was likely crushed. Coroner and undertaker notified. funeral at St. James Church with interment in Catholic cemetery. He is survived by a widow, three daughters, and a son.
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Patrick H. McGinnty
Milwaukee
Camp 20
Burlington Viaduct
Milwaukee Tracks
E. Sampson
Nic Weber
Mr. Weber
Red Shanty
Dwyer
McGinnty
North Side
Davidson Mill
Milwaukees Road
Dave Dove
Alice McGinnty
Cooney
Bernard McGinnty
Chicago
St. James Church
William Dwyer
Siler Weds Mrs Peterson on 1827 Wood Street
Mrs Peter Peterson of 1827 Wood Avenue celebrated her 47th birthday with a large turnout of friends last Saturday evening. Refreshments were served and guests enjoyed a pleasant anniversary celebration.
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Peter Peterson
Wood
Street
Badgers Defeat North La Crosse In Close Baseball Tilt
A lively contest on Indian Hill saw North La Crosse fall 11 to 6 to the Badgers. Long and Comeau pitched for North La Crosse while Richard Rasmussen played first base for the visitors. Sidney Jacques drove in three runs with a long hit and Rohrer starred in center field with several solid hits and a late defensive snag.
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Indian Hill
North Side
Badgers
Long and
Comeau
North la Crosse
Richard Rasmussen
Vought-Berger
Sidney Jacques
Rohrer
Hustling Overhead Work for New Light Co
Messrs Langstadt and Meyers hold the contract to erect poles and string wire for Wisconsin Light Power Co. A crew of 32 men works with modern time saving devices, moving quickly and proving capability for large jobs. Work will expand as crews are reorganized and increased in a few days.
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Messrs. Langstadt and
Meyers
Wisconsin Light& Power Co
Hauser Couple Celebrates Silver Birthday
Mr and Mrs Robert Hauser of 1233 Kane Street celebrate their silver birthday with family gathering and well wishes from neighbors and friends in the community.
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Robert Hauser
Kane Street
Wedding Anniversary Gathered Residents of Campbell Town
Last Saturday evening a wedding anniversary celebration brought together numerous guests for music and games with refreshments. Attendees included Jacob Sharf Rev W P Schlein and many families from Campbell such as J E Hauser Fred Hauser George Hauser and Charles Hauser among others.
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Jacob Sharf
W. P. Schlein
Philip Tillman
Emil Starch
John Nesler
William Nessler
Adolf Berg
Frank Goodale
Francis Desmond
Henry Brinkman
Louis Jojade
John Stevenson
Groezinger
William Koch
Uhler
Robert Schulze
Son
Seiler
Anna Kneesel
William Kathary
Malinda Nessler
Margaret McMannus
Anna Seiler
Ida Koch
Julia
Clara
Elizabeth Hauser
Adelaide Peters
Albert Emil
Benjamin Hauser
Arthur Hauser
Henry Seiler
Campbell
J. E. Hauser
Fred Hauser
George Hauser
Charles Hauser
Regulators Defeat Ramblers On George Street Grounds
The Regulators defeated the Ramblers 23 to 6 on George Street grounds yesterday. Anderson Thomas and Roth pitched for the Ramblers and fought for the Regulators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regulators
Ramblers
George Street
Anderson
Thomas
Roth
George Hegge Funeral Held At Bethel Church
The funeral for George Egge took place this afternoon at George Street Bethel church with Rev Berntsen officiating and Sletten in charge. Interment followed at Oak Grove cemetery.
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George Egge
George Street Bethel Church
Berntsen
Sletten
Oak Grove Cemetery
The Tide of Needs Reciprocal
A Want Ad style feature by George Eliot titled The Tide of Needs Reciprocal surveys a surging multitude of human claims shaping a social presence that cannot be ignored. The piece frames sympathy, obligation, and community response as essential currents in daily life.
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George Eliot
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Archbishop Chappelle
Archbishop Chapelle
Larue
Larus
Lake Borgne
Mississippi Guards
Louisiana Naval Brigade
Blanchard
Bostick
Terror
North Side Briefs
Montana
John Mosher
George Hiscox
Toronto
Canada
Millie Mayer
Mill Street
Oyen
South 4Th St
Farmer
Nernst
Wisconsin Light & Power Co
North Side News
H.W. Sixger
Mgr
P. McGinnity
Iearate Siler
Badgers & Nort la Hor
NEW Light CO
Geo. Hegge
Crown Lithia
Nebuer
Pepsin Cola
S. E. Hanson
Main Street
Lela Aere
Protelis
Financial World
Tts
Iti
I T
Schiller
Mollister
Rocky Mountain
Houlister
Drun Compasy
Madison
Wis
C. F. Klein
208 McMillan
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