Semiannual Muster For Company A And Second Regt Band
In Marshfield Wisconsin on April 30 1901 Company A and the Second Regiment Band will undergo a semiannual muster at the armory under Capt. A G Martin. The program includes inspections drills a band recital and the annual ball with music by Adams' Imperial Orchestra. Admission 35 cents and spectators welcome.
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Gupt. Martin
Olacer
Company
Adams’ Traperial Orchestra
Belog
Capt
Martin
Marshfield
Wis
Co. A Qad
Inf. W, SN. G
Srmory
Sp. m
A. G. Marin
Gud
Travel Class Banquet At Armory Hall May 20
Travel class banquet will be held at the Armory hall on May 20. The event is organized by the class of forty five with members handling arrangements. Guests expect a dainty menu and good fellowship as part of a season that has been pleasant and profitable. Next week feature two more sessions closing the Travdinga work for the season with Russia as a potential topic for next year. The April 20 program includes Belgium and Holland musicians, landscape painters, and The Dog of Flanders.
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Armory Hall
Russia
Belgium
Holland
Flanders
Should Own Fair Grounds for City Purchase
The common council is expected to act on a petition to buy the driving park and fair grounds from Maj. Upham. The half mile track and 30 acres of cleared land are offered at a price below market value, seen as a public resort benefiting the city and likely to be settled promptly.
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Ita
Common Council
Craoy
Bix-Gov
Upham
Maj
Goonot
Inter
Scarborough pardon bid amid local Appleton appeal
May pardon Scarborough knot ties to Appleton petition with Congress backing and judge advocate notes. William Scarborough, a Philippines veteran now at Leavenworth on a twenty year sentence for assault, draws renewed interest as locals press for clemency. Boer relief lecture follows at Adler's opera house by Wessels and Viljoen detailing South Africa conflict and home life with stereoscopic views. General admission 25 cents, reserved seats 40 cents.
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Scarborough
Frank Scarborough
William Scarborough
Philippines
Welham Scarborough
Appleton Crescent
Bartoan
Congress
Reneral
Army
Appleton
United States
Leavenworth
P. Yuuter Wessels
Bloemfontein
Eine Free State
Hercules J. Viljoen
Alywal
North Cape Colony
Adler's
Opera House
Boer Relief Commission
Wessels
South Africa
Lit
Viljoen
Colunial
Afinal Mott
DeVer
Wreck on Marshfield & Southeastern Rail Line Near Vesper
A freight car derailed near Vesper on the Marshfield and Southeastern route causing track obstruction and minor delays. Passengers rode in a single car to safety as a wrecking crew cleared the line by Saturday. Hans Bille's factory thrives on inside finish including oak mantels and bird's eye maple work for local residences and clients.
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Marshfield & Southeastern Railroad
Vesper
Ila
Witcongin Central
Aville
Hans Bille
Capt
E. E. Ames
Ivor Nash
Peter Daul
Peter Dickoff
Cablee
Hans
Chris
Bille
Chapel for the Hospital at St Josephs Planned
Plans for a new chapel at St Josephs hospital will be 82 by 03 feet on the east side of the main building. The existing chapel rooms will be converted to patient use, increasing hospital capacity. Construction will begin soon.
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St. Joseph’s Hospital
Elks Lodge Delegation Tours Grand Rapids Visit
A 25 member Mika delegation with the Second Regiment Band traveled to Grand Rapids Wednesday evening to help inaugurate a new lodge of 40 members. The Elks were entertained with a banquet, the band led a march to lodge rooms, then played a successful concert and dance. The trip used a speas over the M and S Bend with perfect arrangements.
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Mika
Second Regiment
Grand Rapids
Elka
Loucks Receives Six Month Sentence In Assault Case
Quinst Friday Sheriff McLaughlin and Attorney Wipperman arrived from Grand Rapids with A. C. Loucks who was arrested April 10 charged with assault with intent to do great bodily harm to his wife Lena Loucks. The charge was changed to Assault and Battery after review. Loucks pleaded guilty and was sentenced to pay a $100 fine and costs or serve six months in the county jail. He could not pay the fine and was committed for the full term unless paid before expiration. The incident drew public comment as Loucks defended his actions and warned of trouble for old friends, while suggesting others may act similarly.
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Weller Sr
Wenkausa
Hla
Ready for the Match As Beell Leaves Town
The town awaits a boxing clash between Pat Fiazerald and Harry Tails after Fred Beell departs. If Fiazerald wins, boxing may supplant wrestling in local favor, as both fighters train hard for a popular, first bona fide exhibition here likely to draw a large crowd.
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Fred Beell
Pat Fiazerald
Harry Tails
Baxsing
Beell
Flyzgersald Hag
Poiny
City Clock Begins Work in Murghfield
The hall clock in Murghfield is now operating. Dials will be visible citywide once finished and the bell mechanism arrives. The hands started moving Tuesday afternoon to the delight of watching children. The clock is expected to enhance the town’s appearance when fully equipped.
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Murghfield
Pen City Hall
Ciy
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S. E
Elks
Loucks
Detaurt
Payneal
Corte
Cherry
Cedar
Mth
Geo. H. Welton Or
Geo.h. Reynolds
Nottingham
Main's
Mettelka Bros
Savings Bank
Martshheld, Wis
C. B. Edwards
American Nat, Bank
Mike Tirey
Treltailu
Tremmel’s Corner
T. F. Roessler & Co., Tailors
Geo. W. Upham
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