Democratic Leader Thomas McCarty Near Death in Wisconsin
Thomas McCarty aged 70 a longtime Wisconsin Democratic figure is thought to be dying at his home in Lannon He suffered a rusty nail wound that caused blood poisoning He served as county board chairman for many years and was elected to the assembly in 1869 and 1877 He later lost a bid for state senator in 1898 to Long Jones.
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Waukesha
Wis
Thomas McCarty
Wisconsin
Lannon
McCarty
Long” Jones
Lake Superior Iron Plant Shut Down Amid Election
The Lake Superior Iron and Chemical company plant at Ashland Wisconsin has been shut down. Manager Wilkins received word to defer furnace blowing until election results are known. The Ashland plant is part of a larger operation with offices in De.
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Ashland
Wis
Lake Superior Iron and Chemical Company
Wilkins
Bryan Heads West in Presidential Campaign Swing
Chicago October 9 Bryan left for a campaign tour through Illinois and Missouri with a night meeting in Quincy. He planned a stop in Ohio Indiana and Illinois and would head to New York for a meeting on October 20, although he would not reveal a full itinerary.
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Chicago
Bryan
Illinois
Quincy
Missouri
Ohio
Indiana
New York
Girl Found Dead Near Wadsworth With Suicidal Murder Suspect
Miss Ora Lee, 20, was found shot beside a road near Wadsworth, Ohio. Her fiancé, Guy Raser, 25, was arrested by Sheriff Hutchinson after she left a boarding house last night. A suitcase lay beside the body and no struggle was evident, suggesting it was positioned after death.
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Wadsworth
Ohio
Ora Lee
Here
Guy Raser
Hutchinson
Harold Doyle Dies at Local Hospital
Harold Doyle a 12 year old son of Mr and Mrs John Doyle of Mound Prairie Minn died at St Francis hospital at 5 o clock Thursday afternoon The funeral will be held at La Crescent Saturday morning at 9 o'clock and burial will be made in the cemetery there
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Harold
John Doyle
Mound Prairie
Minn
St. Francis Hospital
la Crescent
Personal notices fill La Crosse area social pages
Locals share visits and travels from De Soto to Bangor and La Crosse. Miss Mary Froelich and William Lamprecht wed in La Crosse and plan home at Hanover Indiana. Rev Rachael Davies, a Welch evangelist, preaches at Bangor and Christchurch hosts Mrs C N Moller after England visit.
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Geo. Lott
de Soto
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William Lamprecht
Stoddard
la Crosse
Hanover
Burlington Ford
Car of Quality
Fay Lewis Bros.’ Co
L. Rosendale
Spring Grove
Robert Mason Jr
Black River Falls
F. E. Tanner
Melrose
James Smith
William Hefferman
Elsie Sullivan
Mindoro
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Pleasant Valley
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Sioux City
Iowa
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West
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Burlington, Vt
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Watertown
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Bangor
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Fine Lecture At Holy Trinity Church Delights Attendees
A good sized audience heard Rev. Clemens of the English Lutheran church deliver the first of a lecture series at Holy Trinity Church. Stereoptical views enhanced the talk on The Man From Italy highlighting Italian life and emigration to the new world. The speaker plans to cover The Diamond Fields of Dixie and Touring in the Sunny South next month.
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Chicago
Diamond Fields
Dixie
South
Evangelical Ladies Elect New Officers
The Ladies' society of the Evangelical church at Western Ave and Vine St met at Mrs. Chas Groth's home. New officers were elected: President Mrs S Schaefer, Vice President Mrs Rummert, Secretary Mrs Chas Groth, Treasurer Mrs Paul Wagner. New members joined: Mrs L Bachman, Mrs DeGeorge, Mrs A J Fingerhut, Mrs Meicher. Others present included Mrs A Schaefer, Mrs Muehlenhaupt, Mrs Marquardt, Mrs Burlock, Mrs Dahms, and Miss T Groth.
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Ladies’ Society of the
Evangelical Church
Western Avenue
Vine Street
Chas. Groth
S. Schaefer
Rummert
Paul Wagner
Meicher
A. Schaefer
Muehlenhaupt
Marquardt
Burlock
Dahms
T. Groth
Rummage Sale by W. C. T. U. An event at Saengerfest
The ladies of the W. C. T. U. host a rummage sale tomorrow at the Saengerfest auditorium. Coffee and sandwiches will be served during the day. Committee members are Mrs. Langfield Mrs. R. A. Jackson and Mrs. A. E. Thompson.
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Saengerfest
Langfield
R. A. Jackson
A. E. Thompson
Democrats Hustling Here With Pledges and Speeches
A Democratic campaign opens at Burr Oak with Attorney W F Wolfe to speak this evening. A crowd is expected and a speech will be given by Wolfe at Mindoro tomorrow. A large meeting occurred at the C S P S hall in Seventeenth ward with strong turnout and a Bryan and Kern club organized.
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Burr Oak
W. F. Wolfe
Konetchy stays with St. Louis for next season
Eddie Konetchy the St. Louis Cardinals first sacker returns for the winter and denies reports of a Giants deal involving Bugs Raymond and Tenney. He plans to be with St. Louis next season and believes the club will rise with improved teamwork and pitching.
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Eddie Konetchy
St. Louis Cardinals
Eddie
Kenetchy
Shonts Addresses Waterways Convention in Chicago
Theodore P. Shonts leads the final Waterways convention session in Chicago with John A. Ockerson of St. Louis among the speakers. Delegates will hear committee reports before adjournment and then tour the city in 1,000 automobiles hosted by the Chicago association of commerce.
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Chicago
Theodore P. Shonts
John A. Ockerson
St. Louis
United States
International Congress of Navigation
St. Petersburg
Chicago Association of Commece
Births Exceed Deaths Again In September Mortality
Joy Health Officer Anton Murphy reports September totals show 31 deaths (17 male 14 female), 42 births (20 male 22 female), 27 marriages and 15 accidents.
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Joy
Anton Murphy
Two Die in Wreck as Workmen's Train Collides
In Haverhill Massachusetts a workmen's special telescoped a Georgetown car on the Boston and Northern road. One dead, about twenty hurt, many in critical condition as the hill descent clash tore the cars apart in the city center. Disturbing commentary follows about a deaf mute and a small boy in the crowd.
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Haverhill
Mass
Georgetown
Boston and Northern Road
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