Mystery over lost youth Bernam Yolton found alive
Bernam Yolton aged 16 left a Milwaukee road roundhouse job at night and disappeared with a hired skiff on Black River. A mysterious card mailed from the city claimed he would not return until age 21. Police suspect the boy left by train, while he is a brother of Detective Frank Yolton of the local police.
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Bernam Yolton
Milwau Road
Black River
A. D. Yolton
Charles Street
Young Yolton
Roundhouse
Corliss
Doerflinger
Board of Trade
Phlippines
Cubs
South America
Scotland
Heath
Miller W. A. Wager
Diphtheria Confines Edith Eberhart Amid Local Visits
Local notices list Edith Eberhart confined at home with diphtheria. The column records multiple residents traveling to Minnesota and Wisconsin for visits, including the Graf and Frey families, Mrs. Long, and John Rusche’s household. It also notes the Milwaukee fast mail train delay, church society meeting, and a detailed feature on Listman Milling Co contrasts.
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Edith Eberhart
Caledonia Street
J. B. Graf
Minnesota
N. Frey
de 80- To
Wrs
W. P. Long
Milwaukee
Ed. Olson
Rose Street
Preston
Minn
P. A. Annston
Charles Street
Galva
Clio Downs
Mill Street
Twin Cities
W. E. Wheeler
Wood Street
Chicago
H. G. Kastian
Beardstown
Ill
Tives
Ladies’ Aid Society
Caledonia Street M. E
Schooner Burns. Crew Still Missing East of Fire Island
Near Fire Island about thirty miles east of New York the burning schooner was located by the Cunard liner Mauretania. The vessel burned from bow to stern and the Mauretania could not locate the crew, believed to have abandoned in boats and possibly picked up by a passing ship.
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New York
Cunard
Fire Island
Kaiser's Knee Improves Slightly After Injury
Berlin June 17 a slight improvement was noted in the abrasion on the Kaiser's right knee which has practically incapacitated him for two days.
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Berlin
The Destinies of the Sightseeing Cars in Our Cities
An afternoon of exploration through the bustling urban sightseeing cars reveals how travelers experience the cityscape. The piece links public transit, urban life, and leisure, highlighting the pleasures of shared rides amid busy streets and notable landmarks.
Swiss Wife Gains One Third of Husband Income Under New Law
A new Swiss law grants a married woman one third of her husband income as independent property. In Berlin a public call offered 165000 marks for a plan expansion of the city and suburbs. twenty seven papers were submitted and the prizes were shared among four entrants.
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Berlin
Population trends and property rights in early reports
A garbled report discusses Japan's population trend with a claimed annual decrease of 500,000 and notes territorial mentions including Korea. It then references a married woman’s entitlement to one third of her husband’s income as her property under a new statute, though details are unclear.
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Japan
Korea
Ellen Emerson's Nurse Talks at Boston Health Clubs
Ellen Emerson daughter of Ralph Waldo Emerson arrives at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. She is a trained nurse giving health talks before WORN clubs and similar groups.
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Ellen Emerson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Massacate
Boston
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North Side
Yolton
Milwaukee Round ‘House
Bernom
Frank Yolton
Police
Forte
Listman
the General Pub
Lic
Listman Mill
Heer
George M. Heath
Listman Milling Co
Board of Trade Junket
Candrian
Nordstern
Mentor Union
Nelson Clothing
Caledonia
Burns
Kaiser
Jouse Geet . and
Switzerland
Peosia
Peosta Way Once and Save Needless Work and Wear. All Grocers
Iowa
Aleem
Banah
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