Tragic Death Near Loyal Miss Emerson Dies After Poison Attempt
Miss Netvie Emmerson, aged about 13, died after ingesting poison at the Thomas House in Loyal following a sanitarium visit and plans to seek treatment at Battle Creek. Nurse Mary I. Austin aided the attempt, a coroner's inquest returned a verdict, and burial arrangements were made in Loyal.
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Netvie Emmerson
McCord
Scotland
Loyal
Thomas House
Miss Emmerson
Herema
Seventh Day Adventists
Battle Creek
Mich
Towot
Sanitarium
Mary I. Austin
Miss Austin
Lae
Indy
Woka
Thomas Mouse
Emmerson
Suwat
Vr. Waldscmidt
Zeelock
Undersker Geo. W. Upham
Ing Vem
A Busy Life of Dr Frank Brewer in Wisconsin
A Milwaukee Sunday Telegraph obituary recalls Dr Frank Brewer of Fort Atkinsot Wisconsin a long respected physician and former superintendent of Soldiers Orphans Home at Madison. He served twenty years and earned praise as a true trusted caregiver with many former charges and admirers across Wisconsin. The note also mentions his visit to Tremont House and a Paysday event on September 1.
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Frank
Brewer
Fort Atkinsot
Orphi Tloine
Madison
Garth
Wisconsin
Prank Brewer
Milwaukee
Tremont
Appointment of K. I McBride to represent U S at Lirth
Honorable K I McBride of Neillsville, a leading Wisconsin Democrat, is appointed by President Cleveland to serve as United States representative in Lirth Scotland with a salary of 7000 dollars. Friends in Neillsville react to the selection with pride.
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K. I McBride
Neillsville
Wisconsin
Cleveland
United States
Lirth
Scotland
Mebride
Johnny Cam Marching Home From Camp
After a successful week in camp Co. And Reg't in the W N G returned home last Saturday. The company behaved admirably under fire and earned praise from the Governor and staff and regular army officers. Capt Ames and lieutenants received commendations for discipline. The mess tent run by Joe Wileout served visitors well. Private Seth Smith is recovering after a serious bowels inflammation. Bugler Stauber slept through the march home, needing rest. Lieut Scout visited home with the Marine squad to see his wife and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reg't
Stierle Jlans
Ames
Leutenants Aso
Joe Wileout
Seth Smith
Seliolo
Stauber
John
Scout
Marinetto Company
Baims
Fire devastates Sherry-Cameron Lumber Co mill in Vesper town
At about 3 o clock Tuesday afternoon forest fires swept Vesper on the CoM. & St. Py road north of Centrate destroying the Sherry-Cameron Lumber Co saw duct planing mill. Nine million feet of lumber about 29 awelling tons. Two cars and the department of GC. M. & Su PL and three cars and track of the Py, ELC. & NL were damaged. Total loss estimated at 150 009 dollars, partially insured. The mill, built years ago, had been idle recently and 27 hands were employed. The Grand Rapids and Centralia departments were dispatched but could not reach the site due to conditions and fire. Rebuilding in pine-rich area unlikely.
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Vesper
Com. & St. Py
Dexterville
Centrate
Sherry-Cameron Lumber Co
GC. M. & Su PL
ELC. & NL
Isesb Limited
Sherry-Cameron
Binltayant
Wis
Diva Besa
I W
Amy
Grand Rapids
Centralia
Barn and Horses Burned Near Spencer Road
A barn belonging to Peter Melton on Spencer road was consumed by fire one Thursday night last week, along with three horses. After threshing earlier that day the straw ignited, likely from engine sparks. The Rye fire department arrived too late to save the barn though the granary was saved.
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Peter Melton
Tesides
Spencer Road
Hss Pital
Pelton Hard
Rye Department
Cheap Excursions to Northwestern Territory Limited
On September 11 and 29 and October 4, 1894, the North-Western Time will sell Tome-Seekers’ Excursion Tickets to Northwestern Iowa and neighboring regions at low round trips. Tickets valid for return within twenty days from issue with stop-over privileges on trips into the ticketed territory. For details contact Agents Clivagu & Novel Western Railway.
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North-Western Tine
Iowa
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Manitoba
Nebraska
Colorado
Woyoung
Utal
Idaho
Monona
Clivagu
Novel Western Railway
Ein
Egg record from Nasonville man raises curiosity
A.A. Peck of Nasonville reports a peculiar egg described as a whiteyhorn len Liat laid last week. He claims measurements show 63 inches and a weight of four ounces, a feat that skeptical townsfolk doubt given his reputed honesty and size.
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A.A. Peck
Nasonville
Marshfield Trotting Meet Draws Large Crowd and Strong Fields
The Marshfield meet of the Trotting Association circuit drew a large crowd with many horses from abroad. Anterne owned by I. W. Heath won the 2:50 class purse $150, and other races saw winners including W. Gamble’s Doh W and Rath II owned by G. Williams. Several heats and entries were noted with some withdrawals due to illness and equipment issues.
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Marshfield
Trotting Association
Anterne
I. W. Heath
Spencer
Kirk Hudson
Utell
AMVC
Richard
Sal
Doh W
KE. J. Gamble
Box Lake
Rey
Henry Lyhoe
Bill
Pirie
Prince Count
J. A. Lathrop
Clara
E.v.kautsky
City Assessment For 1894 and Local Notices
The 1894 city assessment roll shows updated figures from the assessor’s review with Pers noting comparisons to 1893 for various property types. Library hours are listed as evenings on weekdays and Saturdays with a two week book retention for patrons. Also reported are fare notices, sale details at Neillsville, and a business update from Sheen & Williams announcing expanded hardware stock and thanks to patrons.
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ISM
Pers
Williams
Tornet
Sheen & Williams
Widdow Funeral Hardware
Ab Wienld Sound
Van
Congressman Shaw Dead in Ras Chure After Malaria
Congressman Geo. Shaw of the Seventh district died at his home in Ras Chure after weeks of illness from malaria. Born in Allesheby, New York in 1854, he was 40. A former Supreme Commander of the Knights of PeMoon, he served in Congress and had just been renominated in La Crosse. His death deeply shocks Ras Chire and the Pythian order, and potential successors include Mike Griffo, Col. Fred Copeland, and Judge Br of LaCrosse.
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Geo
Shaw
Washington
Rau Chure
Ras Chine
Congress
Forder of Knights of Peukins
Allesheby
New York
Jan Chire
Republican Party
Brotherhood of
Pythians & Nobie
Valligny
Geneva
Mike Griffo
Eau Claire
Col
Fred Copeland
Judge Br
LaCrosse
Wheat Yield Report From Auburndale Thresher Notes Record Bushels
Andrew Danl of Rovellville, with two years threshing, reports an extraordinary yield on John Blarkee’s Auburndale farm, eight bushels sown and 225 bushels threshed, tested at 62.4 pounds per bushel. Also mentions rail service on Chicago North Western routes to Portland and Denver with sleepers and dining cars.
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Andrew Danl
Rovellville
John Blarkee
Auburndale
Trond
Maelit Coast
Chicago & North Western
Union Pacific Railways
Chicago
Portland
Quezon
Denver
San
Hy. Wu
George Cox's Assignment for Creditors Noted in Madison
George Cox formerly of this city and chemist in the diary and food commission at Madison 6 years ago made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors. His creditors are mostly Madison merchants. He has reportedly lived in promotion style while his salary was misused.
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George Cox
Madison
George
Great Offer to Readers for 10 Cents Pioneer Press Sub
Readers can obtain the St Paul Weekly Pioneer Press for 10 cents as a limited election period offer. Stamps accepted. Send payment to the Pioneer Press office in St Paul Minnesota.
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St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Itis
Address Weekly
Sh Puuh Mina
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McCori
Thoma
Jacobson & Son
Soles Orutinms
Bob
Johnny Cam
Aueos
Dun Po
Ij Patchen Wilkes
Osou
Mellen Co
Tok Portivals
Dr. Thy
Johny
Nancy
Dimond
Hiss
Rice
Orangen
H.C. Sperbens
New Richmond
Kansas
Timpest NI
John Laabs
Oshkosh
Tempest S
Little George
Sleepy Prunk
Wrown
Tapay T
Paylor
Jenford
Lsth
W. E. Bracn
Congressman Shaw
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