City Politics Debates Nominees Withdrawn and Party Tickets Formed
Dr E Y Kautsky and Otto Baskhuus withdraw from Democratic mayor and treasurer bids after recent city convention. Republicans name Henry Horn for mayor Peter Keese for treasurer and list several ward supervisors and aldermen. Accidental mill accident injures none but causes repairs estimated around $100.
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Henry Horn
Peter Keese
Por Ulers
E. MN. Deming
William Albright
Michael Griffin
Aug
Furstenberg
Death mourns eight month old child of Hageman family
Sad notes from Marsh-Said report the sudden death of Mr and Mrs BR Hageman’s infant daughter aged eight months. The child seemed fine until just hours before death. Remains to be taken to Independence for burial this forenoon by the Gmabu railroad. Mr Hageman is a clerk at Wing's Thrar macy. The couple receive widespread sympathy.
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Mir
Hageman
Independence
Gmabu
Tageman
Wing
Wing's Thrarmacy, Wod
Marshfield Woman Arrested Over Baby’s Death
In Marshfield a woman named Katie Bickert is jailed on a charge of abandoning her infant after a baby girl was found dead in the vestibule of Bugent's orphan asylum. Dr. Walsh cites exposure as the cause. The woman says she separated from her husband and sought work in Milwaukee. The infant was left at Becher Street and later at the asylum door.
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Marshfield
Yesteday
Nulwaukee Journal
Wickert
Tremont Hotel
Nis
Katie Specht
Katie Bickert
John Bickert
Murshiled
Bugent's Orphan Asylum
Taird and
Greenfield Streets
Walsh
Milwaukee
Becher Street
Alix Hotel
Tinguat's
Dirk Tor Sale for Elytel Blodgett Basement Work
The ad states a contract for excavating the basement of Elytel Blodgett. It promises minimal dirt removal and invites bidders who wish to fill in areas to contact at once.
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Elytel
Cat
Jonneon
Successful Gold Hunters Newsletter From Frozen Alaska Camps
Letters from gold hunters describe sold claims near the Big Salmon and a creek mouth discovery that may spur town site plans at Neillsville and hopes of major nuggets. Mose Hartford writes of porting gear, steep ascents to a glacier summit, snow, cold, and days of hard travel as teams haul supplies by sled toward Copper River one hundred ten miles distant.
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Mary Andrews
Wau- Sau
Charley Gates
Neillsville
Wepraary
Guild
Dawson
Discovery
Skagway Pass
Charley Bred
Newisville
Jos
Marsh
Spokeville
Neilleville
Joseph
Mose Hartford
Loyal
Bartford
Fred Russe
Joe Brest
Port Vaides
Briday Vie ‘4Th
Roe
Copper River
Wisconsin
Bood Dancer But a Poor Wife Sensation at Wausau
A sensational scene at Wausau’s venue followed a Little Trixie troupe performance. Mrs Lottie Fenton, a dancer, drew attention by quarreling with her husband whom she left in New York. The husband was arrested, ordered to post peace bonds, then jailed 30 days after failed attempts to secure them. Miss E M Rowan invites ladies to her spring millinery opening on Thursday April 7.
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Wungnu Jash
Little Trixie Company
Lawn
Whale Lotche
E. M. Rowan
Fire Destroys Elion Home on Fourth Street Corner
A large frame dwelling owned by John Elion on the Fourth and Maple corner was gutted by fire early last Wednesday. The blaze started in a lower room from a wood heater, engulfing the interior and furnishings before firefighters could save the structure’s frame. No occupants were home. Mrs. Elion was away with her daughter in Colby. Brien’s hotel owner dragged the family from travel plans as he returned, revealing insurance details for the dwelling and contents. Headstream narrowly escaped injury when a falling brick struck near his head, while Moss injured a hand tripping on ice. Births include Carl Jacobsen’s daughter and two other newborns within the week. A letter arrives noting the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Smich.
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Joe Marsh
Spokeville
Sevier
Uber
Marsh
John Elion
Fourth
Fee
Erion
Brien
Agourschius
Bert Headstream
Mr. Headstream
Carl Jacobsen
John Rebstock
Jake Grossbever
Roud Halteberg
Rauzhier
Milaed Smih
Badger Mills
Presbyterian Church Notes for April Services
The Presbyterian church announces morning services at 10 and 7 50 with a quarterly communion, new member reception, and Sunday youth program. A district Y M C A conference runs April 8 to 10 with State Secretaries Anderson and Kellogg in charge. Palm Sunday events include morning prayer, litany, and sermons, plus Holy Week services on Thursday to Good Friday and a second Holy Communion on Easter Sunday with catechism and vestry activities.
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Anderson and
Kellogg
Witch
Servigna
Maving
Lisany
Advertised Letters at Marshfield Post Office
The following list of lowers remain billed for to the Marshfield post office through the week ending March 29 1803 August Banman WT Bastelino Chas Blanchard Mrs M Foly John Freed Geo Ficher Mrs GL Werther P Han sen 2 J W Jonson Allan C Nrenyon Lamer Haver Miss Gust Mathias Claude Poter Charley Pacher BOB Ressil Dane Schioihince Emma Smith
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Marshfield
August Banman
WT Bastelino
Chas. Blanchard
M Foly
John Freed
Geo Ficher
GL Werther
P Hansen
J W Jonson
Allan C Nrenyon
Lamer Haver
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City Politics
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Otto Backhius
Deke
Chas. A. Noll
Theo. T. Hovssler
Super
Frank 2. Cudy
Edward Dumas
William Moll
Shi
Frank P. Cummings
Wm. Bartels
J. E. Lindsley
Super GA Sapient
William Uthuveler
Democratic Tic
BE. V. Kautsky
Outo Baskhuus
Weasurer
John A. Thomas
Valentine Weber
Brackenford
James Tallach
Emil P. Sehelte
Frank A. Cady
F. J. Deckert
Torbert Cranmer
Egbert McLees- Fourltnant
Edward Fitzgeraldy
Jacob Wilhelm
Titth
Linu G. Povs
A.M. Greissinger
John Jung
John Theroil
Dirk Tor Sale
Glens
Ins
Pumsitu Byreman
Owl Insurance Oy
Alban Som
Uphams
M. C. Lueckenbach
Brewer & Son
First National Bank
Adam Hater
Ws Sheer
Serb
Alg
Daly
Cash
Com’ Bros
Osbhort
Wis
P Choate
Bray & Chote
Osbkash
Gansnoe
Anas Hacer
Hite & Kaiached
Marshield
Uthmeier
Mipnger & Cibmeier
Ih L. DH
Ehom
Marenvild
Reese
Marghfield
E. F. Mechler
Henry EK Merchant Tailor
Central Ave
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