Hotlouk April 18 1899 City Council Proceedings
The regular meeting of Hotlouk City Council on April 18 1899, opened with Mayor Horn presiding. Aldermen Scheibe, Schuater, Deckert, Kleinkeliy, Melee, Cinney, Wilhelm, Locale, Kraus, Sheerin, Therolf and Kamps discussed elections for council president, city clerk, and police. multiple ballots followed. Alderman Kuumichel and others received votes, with final selections announced after extensive roll calls. The mayor announced appointed committees and boards, confirmed ward representatives, and approved several petitions and reports including building works, public utilities, and fire department leadership. The council referred several items to committees and laid over others for next meeting, with printing contracts and treasurer reports noted.
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Hotlouk Po
Horn
Counel
Scheibe
Schuater
Deckert
Kleinkeliy
Melee
Cinney
Wilhelm
Kraus
Sheerin
Therolf
Kamps
Coune
Connell
Rikinos
Regulvad
Aldean
Cornell
M. Griitin
Vane
Cannel
Mtreut
Ballat
Y. Altman
Dy Kuumichel
Atm
D. Atimaa
Luemichel
Lavratonit
Dyeland
Atzua
Thy Counell
Werle Rocul Y Ptux
Godin
Dues
Mince
Lathrop
Lal Don
Wat Egiuim Vaid
Wally Rvewi
A.W. Luce
MaHot
Walite Bota
Welgewe
Crete
Walia
Buda
Wil
Lidge
W. Loewe
Tate
Batlor
Caureatee
AEM
Ulty
Steve
Elveterl
Peu
Pteena
Worl
Sebelbe
Kaine
Danonntyy
A. Slelglelnz
Asahi
Chet
Fedy Dikort
J. Perot
Hackders Connate
Raswuas
Mercus
Caunell Alterman Krave and
Money
Kinteell
Thache
Alderroen Forlani
J.C. Mbekett
Abe Heward
Korte Uoe
Tieir
Atearmey
Feldman & Soo
Portian
Norelakry
Sittath
Winans
Hama Calli
Mikaviady
Valentine Weber
Aricey
Joy Davis Cave
Axel de Risen
Cotten Canal
Siggusteil
Watts
Jediciary Committee
HIN Fc
Waa
Matt Pulea
Ereetud
Tehordiownce
Jesus
Olpet Telly
Ater
Tiesmanel
Werces
Apple
Orgunlael
Hse
Gabkaath
Elaine Frou
Wa Opuratingsta Buatnues Urdord Petialt Gean
Hu Chy
Wincom Pithy
Tuutaba
Chevelly
Supreme Court
Williams
C. &. Vedder
Board of Public Works
George Adler
Fara
Oak Street
Board of Partic Works
Fred Bobel
North Vent
Wharfield
Fire Department
A. Upham
Ite
Lueckenbachite
Laurroby Oeluck
Eac
Eleeucasante Win
Mie Bilbot J. Hy
G A R Encampment Parade to be Held in Milwaukee
The Grand Army of the Republic encampment will be staged in Milwaukee May 16 and 18 with 1500 veterans expected from the soldiers' home. Henry Base leads parade planning. posts from city and state, the Lane of Veterans, and other military groups will join. Cadets from St Johns Military Academy may participate. group travel will be offered at a notably low round trip rate.
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G. A.R
Milwaukee
Cighe
Henry Base
Comminnes
Spsuistwisn
Light Horse Squadron
St John's Miliitary Academy
Tha Gaime
Grand Army
Unclear travel offer and return ticket details
The fragment mentions bringing visitors to the city at a cut rate and a return ticket valid until May 1. It lacks concrete entities or a clear event, but implies discounted travel with a one way/return arrangement and a May 1 return deadline.
Wisconsin land inducements lure settlers and manufacturers
An advertisement extols northern Wisconsin as fertile hardwood lands near the Wisconsin Central Lines. It touts abundant iron ore, clay beds, kaolin, marl, vast timber, and strong transport links. It urges settlers and industries to contact W. G. Killen and executives in Milwaukee for pamphlets and maps.
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Philippines
Lata
Wissconsin
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central Lines
Min
W. G. Killen
Colby and Abbot
Milwaukee
Wis
H.R. Whitcomb
Burton Johnson
Asdus
Pond
Milwautee
A Great Railway Advertisement Promises First-Class Service
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway promotes its vast network across multiple states, touting sleeping and dining cars, modern train facilities, and a strong passenger value message. It claims reliable service and a courteous staff, inviting travelers to choose its trains for comfort and safety. The notice also mentions a separate tip about buying whiskies and wines from H. G. Biche.
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Chicago
Tig Train
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
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Councie
Agellic
Isis
Tewlarry
Che Elty
Cdty
Wpa
Ely
Ors
Sheibe
Aehustey Deckert
Keit Keing
Mela
Pinney
Wilhelms
Lucile
Shearin
Karp
My Deming
Ocheres
Burt
Tolowhng
Uecabstination
Xeloa Hevnasen
Tld Nna
Aiud Errareu Kel
Lellaguent Taux
Tegan
Dst
Waliot
Senapis Vena Siateani SM
Fevyetor
Ax Levy Wilewal
Cranatierec Teatund Noy
Dsus
Tong Spycid Cour
Haluney
Maynrand Conmon Conti & Wess
Wy M. Ranews
Igauce
G. A. R. Encampment
H. G. Biche
Mirsp
Dovice
Olicy
Wood County
Opiam Manufacturing Company
Pluratit
Aid A
Cole
Bareauty Sereed
Lomgu
Mpom
Aufundant
A. H. Cole
Fleming
Marshfield
Adocle
Lipts
Maralfluid & Southeastern Railway Company
Port Edwards, Centralia & Northern
Chicago, Saint Paul, Kinceanels & Omaha Railway Company
Ant Vosta
Wale
Michael Vincent
Shurlit
Gy Jong Lois
Duna
Geo. Seubert
J. H. Jeffers & CO
Stevens Point
Atwell Bik
Ana
Roessler & 0
Tombstone
Over 'Phetr Tish
Ing Pincey
Louis C. Schmidt
Ihg Marshield, Marble, and Stone Works
Marshileid, Wiss
G. Schmirler
Iron Works
South Depot Street
Louis Baumann
North Side
Pabst Milwaukee Beer
Furstenberg
Marshfield Saving Bank
Shane
Sven Ete
Mustin
A. Kleinheinz
HUB Shoe Store
R. Kalbskoppf
Prop
Kraus & Kraus
Marshfield, Wis
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