Guilty plea ends Stratford murder case in Wausau jail
Rudolph Fulweiler pleaded guilty to Jennie Riehle’s murder and is imprisoned in Wausau. The article details the arrest sequence, the detective’s evidence plot, Fulweiler’s unstable confession, and the onlooked release of two tramps who were suspected early. A Merrill assault case also features, with mistaken links to the Stratford crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Fulweiler
Jennie Rible
Waupun
Fulweiler
Felweiler
Geer
Mary
Fulwester
Susie
Sherif O'Connor
Father
John
Rudolph
Ful|weiler
Caicely
Jas. Mackey
Irving Bartlett
Jennie Riehle
Stratford
Merrill
Martin
Marshfield
Wansan
Fortnightly Musical Club Recital Evening Program
Miss Beatrice Kraus led a Fortnightly Musical Club recital with works by Chopin Debussy Roath Poldini Rachmaninoff Mendelssohn and others. Performances included Kraus pieces Soldier Rest Thy Warfare Oer and a final Jensen Serenade with accompanying artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Kraus
Miss Glassner
Beatrice Kraus Rachmaninoff
Mendelssohn
Fong
Mrs. R. Connor
Jensen
E. Major
Mokrejts—Valcik
Restaurant Changes Hands In Marshheid Deal
Saturday a deal completed whereby Chas Hamel of Marshheid purchased the restaurant business and stock of H. L. Hobday. The new owner took possession with his family arriving Sunday. He plans enlarging and altering the building and adding a lunch counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Hamel
Marshheid
H. L. Hobday
Schoolmaster opens Wood Stirling Stock company's run
The Wood Stirling Stock company presents The Schoolmaster at the opera house Monday night. A new comedy drama never produced in this city, it wins spontaneous applause with Miss Cel sins in the leading role. The company will perform all fair week in repertoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood- Stirling Stock Company
Opera House
Celsins
Farmers Seek High Wheat Prices At Upham Mfg Co Ad
Farmers are urged to bring wheat oats rye barley and buckwheat for the highest market price at Upham Manufacturing Company. Secretary Pankow invites advance exhibition entries and office visits at the Demokrat building the last days of this week and Monday of next week to avoid delays. Wenzel and Wenzel advertise their fine meals and clean shop with Star Market for fresh meats. A new Hoffman Hanson Dairy Company formed in Veedum purchases the old Veedum creamery and will remodel it. Officers elected include President H Brandt Secretary J C Hoffman Treasurer M S Wogensen. Mr Vannedom offers a pamphlet on Holstein Friesians to dairy cattle raisers. A baseball game is arranged between local businessmen and traveling men based in Marshfield for next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pankow
Demokrat
Wenzel & Wenzel
Veedum
Hoffman-Hanson Dairy Company
Veedum Creamery
Ontit
H. Brandt
J.C. Hoffman
M. S. Wogensen
Vannedom
Marshfield
Traveling men contest and local notices from Marshfield
A traveling men’s contest is promised with organized teams led by Robert Connor and Hiram Below for the battery, while M. P. Carney organizes the business men’s squad. Also listed are a wanted competent girl for general housework, a sheriff’s visit to Abbotsford regarding a failed suicide attempt, and local ads for Wenzel & Wenzel’s Star Market plus a shop for meals. A real estate sale of stock and a poker anecdote rounds out the items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Connor
Hiram
M. P. Carney
Frank R. Upham
Porth St
Clark County
Abbotsford
Neillsville
Oshkosh
Wenzel
Bastile
Palm Garden
Marshfield
Wis
The Doom of London and a Prophecy of Fire
A discussion of London’s possible downfalls argues invaders and floods are unlikely, leaving fire as the sole credible doom. Referencing Lilly and Nos Tradamus, the piece notes a predicted 1666 conflagration that destroyed churches and boroughs, with echoes of similar forecasts recurring in later eras. The Cuban household note describes cooks and domestic management, detailing salaries, shopping norms, and daily routines in a typical matron’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Macaulay
Lilly
Nostradamug
Nostradamus
St. Pause
Cassell
Saturday Journal
Cuba
Eve
Mila
Mra
C. BR
Miller
Lealle
Reunion of the First Wisconsin Infantry Veterans in Milwaukee
A reunion of the 1st Wisconsin Infantry Veterans Association for the 3 months and 3 years men will be held in Milwaukee on September 11, 1907 during State Fair Week. The event meets at Walcott Post Hall near Fast Water and Oneida Streets with a 1:30 PM camp fire and a supper limited to 50 seats per cover. Comrades are asked to notify Chairman W H Starkweather to reserve rations. rally around the flag as the call ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Milwaukee
Walcott Post Hall
Fast Water
Oneida Streets
W. H. Starkweather
Railway Exchange
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Lincoln County
Lincoln
Wansat
Marathon City
Nolden
Wausau
Upham Mfg
Begianer
Washington Post
W. H. Whitley
W. H. Seaman
Douglas
Yours Truly, J. N. Douglas
First National Bank
Payl
Romih
Baradoor
Lutterman & Eckes, Cent
Gonnor Co's
Ofice
Carney’s
Carnex
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