Marshfield Times Reports Republican Nominations and Clubs
The Marshfield Times notes Republican nominations in the ninth and eighth districts, with Edward Minor of Sturgeon Bay renominated by acclamation and J. H. Davidson re-nominated for congress. It covers Spooner club formations, Governor nominee talk, and court decisions on newspaper subscriptions and stoppages. It mentions Burr Jones, Neal Brown, and the Spooner-Lafollette dynamics across Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward 5. Minor
Sturgeon Bay
Burr Jones
Madison
Neal Brown
Wausau
Fr Jungblut Pleads Guilty In Assault Case
Fr Jungblut and housekeeper Lizzie Nolan of Neillsville pled guilty to assault and battery in Grand Rapids after initial trials, with Marion Prieur as the victim. They were fined and costs totaling about 550 dollars. earlier the priest faced a harsher charge of assault seeking up to eight years, and details described severe abuse within the dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jungbiut
Father Jungbiut
Lizzie Nolan
Neillsville
Webb
Grand Rapids
Marion Prieur
Jungblut
Nolan
Marion Pricur
Second Regiment Band and Company A Parade to Camp Swanson
The Second Regiment band from Marshfield under Principal Musician Adams impressed onlookers with concerts and popular tunes, while Company A scored 184 in volley firing, placing six men in the battalion’s top twelve. Candidacy notices from Marshfield and Grand Rapids seek Republican nominations for sheriff and School Superintendent in Wood County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Regiment
Omaha
Camp Swanson
Milwaukee Sentinel
Adams
A.C. Martin
August Kistel
Otto Meyer
Leo Schoenho
John Stauss
Henry Roehrborn
Joe Korth
Herman Beel
Henry Crame
Frank Boroik
Edward Ed
Greisinge
Berman Hoer
Andrew Hoer
William Helm
Or, Henrick
John Kreisch
Fred Kamps
Adolph Zecks
Fined for Deer Killing
Deputy Game Wardens George W. Brown and Valentine Raeth arrested Charles Regele in Pittsville for possessing a red deer skin taken out of season. Regele pleaded guilty before Justice William Hirth, receiving a $25 fine and under $30 in costs as wardens forgave their fees. the hide was sold to William Uthmeier. Last week in Grand Rapids, Brown caused the arrest of Sam Rawson on prairie chickens charges and he will be tried today. Authorities warn offenders will face swift justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Brown
Pittsville
Valentine Raeth
Milwaukee
Charles Regele
William Hirth
William Uthmeier
Grand Rapids
Mr. Brown
Sam Rawson
School Site Selected For New First Ward Building
The senon board chose a highly desirable site for the new first ward school on the westerly half of block 13 facing C street. The triangular tract at C and Beech streets is centrally located to serve the entire ward.
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Senon Board
First Ward
Block 13
C Street
Beech Streets
Rev. J. A. Hill to Return to Loyal Charge Soon
Rev. J. A. Hill now in Canada is recovering from illness and plans to resume his charge at Loyal about September 1. A letter from Mrs. Hill to Miss Mary Allman confirms rapid recovery and imminent return to duties.
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J. A. Hill
Canada
Loyal
Politesvas In Mexico and a Toy Bishop Tradition
A fragment describing Mexican manners including polite greetings and hat etiquette in public, plus historical notes on a St Nicholas day custom of electing a boy bishop in England. The text mixes travel observation with references to Dean Colet and St Pauls school traditions, ending with notes on Protestant-era changes and the “boy preacher” in Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Nicholas Day
Dean Colet
St Paul's School
London
England
America
The Quality of Charity in Gossip and Judgment
A reflection on charitable silence regarding others faults and gossip. The author notes no great person paid much attention to gossip and urges restraint, arguing that everyone has faults and ugliness, thus judging others is unwise. From Atchison Globe.
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Atchison Globe
Rapid Army Mobilization in 1870 German War
London Answers notes the rapid 1870 mobilization of the German army. On July 17 the telegram Krieg Mobil dispatched from Berlin prompted 600000 men to move to the French frontier within two weeks. They had undergone prior training and were warned beforehand.
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Krieg
Mobil
Berlin
Commissariat
London
Playful Monkeys Compared to Common Monkeys
The passage notes aped and gobling are usually vicious and resentful less addicted to playful tricks than the common monkey. It describes monkeys in native forests swinging from branches, suspended by tails, chattering and grimacing with delight. Hum boldt mentions seeing over a hundred employed in a South American forest.
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Humboldt
Golf to Blame For Her Loneliness
A North Berwick scene shows a lonely woman knitting on a rock while a fisherman jokes about her being an old maid whose partner is a golfer. The clipping blends stray quips with notes on white animals in Japanese fables and ancient Greek associations, ending with a remark on white cows used as medicine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golf
North Berwick
Edinburgh Dispatch
Benten
Interesting Teacher Explains Monkey Peculiarities
The dominie tried to explain the Dominian theory to his class but noticed they were inattentive. He called out, “Boys, when I am explaining the peculiarities of the monkey, look right at me.”
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Dominie
Leave It Out. One ert-to omit I would ask no other knowledge
A compact maxim on omission from a Stevenson quote. It highlights restraint in handling daily papers. It presents a general guideline rather than a news event or person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Stevenson
Great Cheese Center and Local Elections Preview
Crosby and Meyers cheese depot in the old M. and S. E. station handles about a carload daily. The firm purchases output from seventy five Wisconsin factories and ships product to southern and western markets. A Marshfield Gun Club shoot yields high scores with Lutterman and Ames tying for top honors. Marathon Clark counties plan for a state senate convention at Wausau with Kreutzer a likely nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marathon and
Clark County Republican Committee
Marshfield
Crosby & Meyers
Chicago
George Schafer
Crosby &J. Meyers
Wisconsin
Marshfield Gun Club
B. Ames
Theodore Lutterman
Lutterman
W. A. Terry
Tyrrell
Worth
Pars
Burns
Perry
Ames
Terry
Pors
Dr A Reed's Ladies Cushion Shoe Promises Fit and Quality
A local retailer touts selecting stock with care and avoiding flashy fads, offering well fitting shoes at moderate prices. They highlight the Dr A Reed's Ladies Cushion Shoe at $4.00 as among the best in style, fit, and finish, with a focus on reliable quality over mass market or damaged lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. A. Reed
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A. L. Kreutzer
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the Shoe Man
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