Reform Spirit Shifts Wausau Town Image
The piece critiques a reform drive in Wausau Wisconsin, noting its failure at the spring election and describing a cultural shift from a “wicked city” to a cathedral town. It discusses newspaper editorials, gambling machines, and local reactions, with satirical jabs at editors and municipal reform.
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Wausau
Wisconsin
Oshkosh
Waasaiy Herald
Recut Reform
Jase Wees
Chilton Vines
Chilton
Marshfield
Charley Modicutt
Howe
Nyy Human
Aaticen
Marshfield Wins Franchise For City Baseball Team
Marshfield promoters secure a franchise making the town a league member for Wisconsin baseball. Schedule for May outlines games vs Appleton Oshkosh Wausau and others, with daily matches and local interest high. Prospects look promising though final approvals and funding remain provisional.
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Wisconsin
Lovelly
John A. Photons
Marshfield
Thorss
Kant Marsnilend
Kaghit Atiacuiker
Appleton
Kiakiuna
Oshkosh
Wauana
Mapshield
Crain City
Susvens Pott
Stavena Mplat
Wausau
Kaukaunk
Oshkoxby
Marahilyd
Cream City
Mibyiilter
Mayshiend
Stevens Potts
Croatia
Oshkosl
Troi
Death of Charles Tagle in Plainfield
Charles Tagle formerly of this city died at his Plainfield home last Friday from pneumonia at age fifty seven. He was brother of Mrs. Fred Clark of Nascavilly and a large circle of relatives and friends attended the funeral held last Sunday. He had served as town treasurer in the past and was a substantial, highly respected citizen. Attending the service were Chas. Ingle, Yun, and Mesdumus Clark and Lamb of Nasoaville.
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Charles Tagle
Plainfield
Pneumont
Fred Clark
Nascavilly
Sandys
Chas. Ingle
Chas. Ingle, ©. Yun
Mesdumus Clark and
Lamb
Nasoaville
Death of Mrs Hablewitz at Auburndale aged twenty
On Saturday of Jaan weeks Mrs Anda Hablewitz died at her home near Auburndale aged twenty years. She leaves the husband and an infant child and a large number of kin. Deceased was daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Mews, prominent Wood county family. Funeral from German Lutheran church at Auburndale at 2 pm Tuesday, with interment at Lutheran cemetery. Out-of-town attendees included Mr and Mrs Charles Mews, Arthur Zorn, Mrs Hablewitz, Mr and Mrs John Gouger and Ernsy Gouger. Floral tributes from William Mews, the family, Arthur Zorn, Mrs New Hogeness, Charles Beske, Mrs Quo Pederigk, and Woodmen of the World. Mr Hablewitz extends thanks to neighbors for help during illness. Also noted: Conrad Carlson of Stratford died Thursday. Rev. Anderson conducted service. engineer of Connor sawmill from Stratford, family ties to England and previous residence in Bosland.
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Anda Hablewitz
Auburndale
Frimila
Ilaughter
Myr
Fred Mews
Wood County
William
August
Albert
Tron River
Tumesongovin
Minot
Mes
Amelis Gable
Chionzo
Germaan Letherin
Arthur Zorn
Stevens Point
Hablewitz
Maniinwoc
John Gogar
Ernsy
Ida Gouger
William Mews
New Hogeness
Charles Beske
Quo Prederigk
Rg. Hablewicz
Hablewicz
Conrad Carlson
Stratford
Anderson
Connor
Pod Jones
Daugher
England
Bosland
Oxr
Peter Jensen
Nasonville
Quicksilver on Toast Connection Stirs Milwaukee Sentinel
A Grand Rapids dispatch in the Milwaukee Sentinel reports an alleged poisoning attempt near Babrockney involving quicksilver. Henry W Remington, once a political figure, was targeted with tainted sauce and a suspect vehicle concealed with the metal. The article notes the unusual murder method and questions if the judge misidentified solder balls in canned meats as quicksilver.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
Grand Rapids
Henry W. Remington
Babrock
Ney Bore
Rem
Remington
Wisconsin
Fell From a Bridge on Yellow River
Mike Murphy, a veteran Omaha bridge worker, fell nearly thirty feet from the second bridge over the Yellow river. He caught a plank to break his fall, sustaining severe bruises, and was treated at Dr Lathrop's office. He viewed the fall as an incident of the job.
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Omaha
Yellow River
Mike Murphy
Mr. Murphy
Dr. Lathrop
Forester Team Formed by M W A Lodge
The M. W. A. lodge organized a forester team among jig members to feature in lodge work. Uniforms have been ordered and the team will perform fancy drills with the axe. Members listed include John Flood Cap Jim Dinning Malone Jake Lesselyog Ed Claypool H Oestreich Walter Owens Kaudson W Reese Chas Murbes Konus Caas Predrick W Royer.
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John Flood
Jim Dinning
Malone
Jake Lesselyog
Ed. Claypool
H. Oestreich
Walter Owens
Kaudson
W. Reese
Chas. Murbes
Konus
Caas. Predrick
W. Royer
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Forester
K. Smuckler
Smuckler
Peter J. Kraus
Brill’s 20Th Century Store
UST
Sadie
Brill’s
Reliance
Brill’s Big Carpet Department
C. C
Ladie
Brill
Misses’, Children’s and Infant's Department
Gents’ Furnishing Department
Brill’s Big Store
American National Bank OF
W.d. Connor
KRAUS
G. Lindemann
W. D, Connor
Mich
Sybinmetz
P. N. Christensen
RE. Winch
E. M. Deming
G. Lindmann
Cashier
Cashiar
United States
Europe
Chas. Vaughn
Schetpaper Building
Ebbe & Thompson
H. Paulson
Weiland’s Laundry
Frank Lackner
Omice Houry
American National Bank
Renidence
Fhomas House
Pommer’s
Galion
J.W Bird
Strong’s Ave
Wis
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