Madison Society Buds Are Married
Elizabeth Breese Stevens wed Reginald Harry Jackson at Grace Episcopal church Madison Wis. The ceremony included Wagner’s wedding march by a male chorus and Westminster bells. Attending were family members and out of town guests from Chicago New York and Rochester. The couple left for Chicago and then Europe. they plan to reside with the bride’s parents on return until a new home is ready. Stevens is the daughter of the late Breese Stevens lawyer and university regent. Jackson is a rising surgeon practicing with his father.
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Madison
Wis
Elizabeth Breese Stevens
Reginald Harry Jackson
A. A. Ewing
Grace Episcopal Church
Wagner
Mozart Club
Westminster
Grace Church
Amelia Steve
Bettina Jackson
Russell Jackson
Atorney
Joseph Jackson
Williston
N. D
Vroman Mason
Lane County
Curtis A. Spaulding
Chicago
Charlies D. Wal
Sw York
Europe
Naples
Italy
Dr. Jackson
Alice Jackson
Miss Stevens
Dobb's Ferry
N. Y
Breese J. Stevens
Milwaukee Club
State University
Jackson
James A. Jackson
Costly Prizes for Firemen at Wisconsin Meet
The twenty first annual Wisconsin State Firemen association convention and tournament will be in Lake Mills June 24 to 26. Programs include hub and hose races various ladder and coupling contests with chiefs and foremen events. Gold and silver trophies total prize money of 1500 dollars.
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Portage
Wis
Wisconsin State Firemen’s Association
Lake Mills
Will Guard Water Supply in Kenosha Harbor
Mayor Scholey clashed with federal authorities in Kenosha as he halted harbor dredging after sediment was dumped at the Kenosha Water Company intake. He demands dumping beyond the three mile limit and warned of legal action if dumping continues near shore. Workers paused work pending settlement.
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Kenosha, Wis
Scholey
Kenosha
Kenosha Harbor
Kenosha Water Company
Death by own action in Appleton divorce case
The body of Mrs Minnie Krause was found in her former home with a twine looped to a hat rack, indicating death by self strangulation amid marital trouble. Her husband, recently jailed for arson after a fire at their home, faced threats and letters since their divorce, contributing to her despair and the tragedy.
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Appleton, Vir
Minnie Krause
Krause
Milwaukee
Denornag Echoes Between Bread and Flour Slogan Fragment
A fragment references Gold Medal Flour and a comparison to bread, with distorted text suggesting a slogan or jingle. Names and concrete details are unclear, but the line hints at branding language and a product association.
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Phoebe
Denornag
Russian Disease Causes Scabies Epidemic In Kenosha
Kenosha, Wis., June 4. The city faces an epidemic of scabies with hundreds of cases reported among all classes. Doctors allege the disease was brought by Russian emigrants and causes a burning rash with pain. No fatalities expected. spread likely until cold weather arrives.
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Kenosha
Wis
Abbott seeks insurance commissioner nomination
James E. Abbott of Madison announces his candidacy for the state insurance commissioner in the fall primary. A 53 year old University graduate and admitted lawyer with 20 years in the insurance business, he notes petition support and wide recognition across Wisconsin. He and his wife have four children, two of whom are state university graduates.
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Madison
Wis
James E. Abbott
Abbott
United States
The
State University
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs by Foley’s Honey and Tar
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana recounts years of severe lung hemorrhages and ineffective treatments before using Foley’s Honey and Tar. He reports the lungs are now sound and urges its use in advanced lung trouble to stop coughing and prevent serious cold-related outcomes. Refuse substitutes. O. T. Erhart.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Kenosha Captures Elk Parade Honors at Wisconsin Event
Kenosha carried off the honors in the Elks parade on the second day of the state convention in Racine Wisconsin. The procession drew thousands along every street. eight hundred men and six bands led the display, with most participants in handsome or unique uniforms.
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Racine
Wis
Jane
Kenosha
Wisconsin
May arrest Appleton man in Hjertberg death case
Appleton police report two local men with questionable records were seen with Peter Hjertberg, whose body was found near Neenah. If the coroner rules Hjertberg was murdered, the two men may be detained pending probe into their alleged contact with him before his death.
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Appleton Wis
Appleton Police
Appleton
Peter Hjertberg
Neenah
Hjertberg
Blind School Music Hall Contract Awarded
The state board of control selected Dona Hue & Co of Madison for the Janesville state school for the blind music building at a bid of 9977 dollars, the lowest submitted. Construction is set for this summer.
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Madison, Wis
State Board of Control
State School For the Blind
Janesville
Donahue & Co
Wisconsin in Brief Highlights Across State News
In Milton B H Wells, bank president, reeled in a 16 pound, 39 inch pike while fishing on Lake Koshkonong. In Manitowoc engagement between Belle Rand and Charles B Johnson is announced. Marinette hosts the Odd Fellows state convention. Oshkosh a traveling man charged with a $5 counterfeit check escapes from detectives. Racine a woman reports an assault and robbery on the street, another woman attempts to end her life by drinking carbolic acid. Sheboygan a toddler dies after immersion in hot water. Alma reports eight graduates from the high school. Eau Claire bank case related to former First National Bank in Ladysmith goes to trial. local officials appear. Eau Claire party returns from western timber lands survey. An attack on Mrs Hazen in University Hill park is believed to be by a stranger. Sylvia Martin, 16, appeals for aid after being stranded following desertion by her uncle.
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Milton
Lake Koshkonong
B. H. Wells
Bank of Milton
Manitowoc
Belle Rand
Charles B. Johnson
J. S. Johnson Company
Marinette
Wisconsin Independent Order of Oddfellows
Hattie E. Bataglia
William A. Mahlmann
Ihra M. Parr
Edna A. Schmitz
Pearl C. Schwig
Charles A. Stohr
Edward A. Walter
Emil W. Kingg
EAU Claire
John A. Corbett
Gideon E. Newman
Leroy E. McGill
First National Bank
Ladysmith
Eau Clair
E. A. Hazen
University Hill Park
Sylvia Martin
Ashland
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C. N. Harper & Co
H. S. Matthews
Oshkosh
C. M. White
Detroit
Green Bay
C. O. Bullis
Henry Ragusae
Sheboygan
Elenore Kline
George Kline
ALMA
W. K. Goffin
Dr. E. S. Hayes
West
Frederick Weyerhauser and Son
St. Paul
the Tribune
V. Tausche Hardware Company
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