Inauguration of Wisconsin Governor La Follette Begins Term
Madison reports Governor Robert M La Follette II inaugurated for a second term at noon in the state capitol assembly chamber. Chief Justice O Day administered the oath. about 1200 inside and others outside witnessed. Prominent figures including ex Governor George W Peck, T M Basilford, and guests attended, with a reception and inaugural ball at the university gymnasium.
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Madison
Wis
Inn
P. FeLifollattre
Wisconsin
State Capitol
O'Day
Supreme Court
Tt. M. Basilford
Ela
George W. Peck
Milwaukee
Mugon
Jan
LaFollette
Stirte
University Gyaimaslnal
Thc
Barstow
John M Whiteshead
Tanesville
Wedding secrets reveal Winn 21 Bradley lamberman
Last night announce marriage of Winn 21 Bradley a prominent Milwaukee woodworker and Alls Marie Tanheniger at Teadley’s longon Prospect Avenue. Bride is longtime private acquaintance of Bradley. former wife mentioned. services held in local Methodist church. several strong local names cited.
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Dun
Wie Marines
Winn
Bradley
Muilti-Millonaire
Lambermin
Milewaukes
Momibank
Wis
Marie Tanheniger
Teadley
Li Sears
euveriGhy
Chillé
Misa
Wradley
Mradley
Nuyentbyer
Sagasta Dies After Illness in Madrid
Former Spanish premier Senor Sagasta dies at 11 o clock after bronchitis and gastric trouble. Family at deathbed. former Liberal cabinet members nearby. A bishop administered the last sacraments yesterday afternoon. King Alfonso expressed profound regret as news spreads through Madrid.
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Benou Bagasta
Madrid
Alfonso
Sultan outwits pretender in Tangiers crisis
Tajered report from Jez describes Sultan Mulai Mohammed’s move to the capital as outmaneuvering the pretender Bualumara. Tribes desert the rebel, reconciliation announced, and Ibmso self enters Dez. Immediate danger fades as routes to the coast reopen and plans for a large expedition to crush the rebellion arise.
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Tangiers
Jau
Fires Destroy Franklin Mace Veagh Co Works
A major blaze at Franklin Mace Veagh Co on Sixteenth Street and Nowberry Avenue consumed the works and refinery area with damages estimated at 200000. Two firemen were injured by falling girders as the roof collapsed while workers fled the flames. Police say the site contained oils and dried frame materials and was largely destroyed.
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Chienge
Jan
Franklin
Mace Veagh & Co
Sixteourh Street
Sue Ture
Lake Captain Drowns Near Kenosha Wisconsin
Captain Joseph Ankil of the fishing tug Hotman was lost when the tug pitched and threw him overboard off Kenosha. He sank before rescue could reach him, leaving a wife and baby. Ankil came to the area two seasons ago from St. Joseph Michigan.
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Kenosha
Wis Dan
Joseph Ankil
Hotman
Ankil
St. Joseph
Mich
Ninde Widow Elizabeth Farley Ninde Dies in Detroit
Mrs Elizabeth Farley Ninde widow of Bishop William X Ninde of the Methodist Episcopal church died at her Detroit home from acute bronchitis after a forty eight hour illness. She leaves mourning children. Born to Ful o Was married to Bishop aoht Race Arrangement Completed New York The conditions for the America's cup match were sent to the Royal Ulster Yacht club by the challenge committee and have been returned with signatures. All arrangements for the International races in August are now complete.
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Ninde
Witow
Detroit
Jan
Elizabeth Farley Ninde
Bishan William X. Ninde
Methodist Episcopal Church
Mour
Ninde Wea
Fulo
New York
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
Committee On Challenge
New York Yacht Club
Colonel Canby Tad Dies at 70 in Denver Residence
Colonel James Price Canby retired paymaster died at his Denver home aged 70. He served as paymaster in theory and was retired in 1607.
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Canby Tad
Denver
Jan
James Price Canby
Canby
Congress Debates Coal Policy and Army General Staff
Washington sessions reopen with talks on coal duties and statehood, but quorum gaps halt progress. Senate weighs trust regulation and tariff stances as general staff bill clears House. diplomatic posts shift with Loomis to Portugal and Pageryan to Lisbon. Major Barnum vindicated over Fort Riley maneuvers. Ayres faces censure with Bates backing the court’s finding.
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Barnum
Leavenworth
Kan.tou
Joan C. Bates
Malvern Hill Barnum
Eighth Cavalry
Fort Riley
Charles G. Ayres
Ayres
Bates
Local notes from Spencer reflect travel and community events
Spencer residents share a week of visits and travels with many to Marshfield Milwaukee and Minneapolis. George Moon heads to Michigan for logging work while Irene Heath tours Minneapolis and Osceola. Loyal Lynn club and G A R W A C installations mark community gatherings as townsfolk attend meetings and visit relatives.
Various Community Notes From Oshkosh Area
Miss Ida Parrett returns to Oshkosh after a two week vacation. A three year old colt broke its neck while being trained on the Normal grounds. Dan Kobs his wife and daughter from Merrill visited relatives last week. Albert R. Butters returns to River Falls Normal School after holidays. Hams stopped en route from Greenbush to visit relatives. The Wm Moca family returned from Milwaukee Fond du Lac holidays. Mrs. G W Fisher teaches in place of Miss Hattie Hayward. Miss Jonnie Parrett joins the Schussmans on their way to Sheboygan where Mr Sr. will teach. G A R and W R C members attended open installation in Loyal. Mrs. Ethel Walsh from Loyal visited friends. Mr. W drove back after Mr. Schuman moved near Neillsville to the H A Martin cheese factory. Albert Brugs moved to Neillsville. H A Martin plans to move to Marshfield to supervise cheese factories. Mesdames Richardson Tyler Hanson and others visited Loyal at New Year. Invitations announced the wedding of Miss Minnie Bigger to Mr. Howard Grant in Osceola January 15th 1803 at 6 pm. Prof Stackman’s singing class went to Unity for a concert. Unity class held a concert here Friday. New Year party at Effie Williams home was a success with a city guessing contest won by Rispa Crowell.
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Jesse Bradley
M. W. of A
Ray Malay
A.A. Damon
Athens
Willie Robinson
Fond du Lac
Chicago
Ida Martin
Eau Claire
F. W. Heath
Will Robinson
Marshfield
Miss Mau@ Damon
Thorp
Geo. Moon
Jos. Farrington
Ben Griffin
Minnie
Minneapolis
Springer
Maude Damon
Fred Straub
Colby
Elsee Williams
Weetkind
Alvena Voth
Abbotsford
Loyal Lynn Club
Lena Ehlers
Curtiss
Leonard Dygart
Chelsea
Chas. Stoltenow
John Gardiner
Wausau
Richard Mueller
Parrington
Trumbull of
Trumbull of Weyerhau
Ted
Herman Prehn
Romeo
Cal
Ida Parrett
Oshkosh
Dan Kobs
Merrill
Albert R. Butters
River Falls
Samuel Hams
Greenbush
E. Heath
Moca
Milwaukee
Fond du Lat
G. W. Fisher
Hattie Hayward
Jonnie Parrett
Lea Schussman
Sheboygan
Mr. Sr
G. A. R. Post
W.R.C
Loyal
Ethel Walsh
Hit F Friends
H. Schuman
Neillsville
H. A. Martin
Albert Brugs
Osceola
Stackman
Unity
Effie Williams
Rispa Crowell
Lincoln Town Notes and Local Happenings
The column reports on Prosperity in Lincoln Town with updates from farmers and residents. Rev C C Hamilton has moved to Waupaca for a new pastorate. Hueninke bought an 80 acre farm in Baldwin St Croix. Bruhn buying Francis Boyd farm denied. Tax payments are rising. insurance and Woodmen lodge activities noted. Counties discuss Linneys, Lindsey Woodmen Camp, Bindsey Telephone company meeting, and Lynn Mutual Fire Insurance board changes. Several families visit relatives in Loyal Granton and Marshfield. many small property moves and farm improvements detailed.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Henry
Will Ebbe
Thos
Thompson
Marshfield
James Clark
Loyal
Chas. Ingle
Louis H. Ebbe
Waipaca
Chris Rasmussen
Lincoln
Anton Henseler
Bruhn
Francis Boyd
Huenink
Baldwin
St. Croix County
C. Snaegendos
Rozellville Society Notes and Local Happenings
Miss Sophia Korth of Marshfield visited Miss Mary Brink on New Years. John Brill’s mother is reported critically ill. speedy recovery hoped. Miss Steincke and Miss Edith Beardon hosted New Years Day gathering. Berner Bros cedar mill busy grinding on Saturdays with strong patronage. Masquerade season begins with hope for at least one local event soon. A St Andrew’s church benefit show at town hall featured electricity powered moving pictures. Mrs. George Ake of Ripon visited family here during holidays and traveled to Marshfield and Stratford before returning home. New Years dance at Schermetzler and Hartl hall drew a large crowd. a grand time reported. Reichert Bros. are noted Rozell residents.
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Town Hall
St. Andrew's Catholic Church
George Ate
Ripon
Marshfield
Stratford
Schermetzler
Hartl
Reichert Bros
Rozell
Rozellville News Sparks Growth and Rumors of New Trades
Ville's young hustlers hauled cord wood to Connors landing with a fifty cord delivery contract. Rumors speak of a new doctor, a blacksmith, and a shoemaker, signaling future prosperity for Rozellville. Despite holidays’ effects, the village remains alive though battered, and only a volcanic disaster could erase it, we’d report it.
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Mt. Pelge
Mask Ball at Auburndale Hall Next Sunday
Casper Pankrate will host a mask ball at his hall next Sunday. E D Hood unveils a new chart for his favorite horse Tom. Misses Louisa and Grace Welss visited relatives in Glidden last Friday. Michael Dreixesen of Campbellport stayed with M F Scholler from Saturday to Monday. Fred Gergen returned to school in Grube district after holidays with family at Dartford. The state graded school will reopen Monday due to a smallpox epidemic. Ellsworth J O'Brien returns to duties at the post office after a long illness, last Wednesday.
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Casper Pankrate
E. D. Hood
Tom
Louisa
Grace Welss
Glidden
Michael Dreixesen
Campbellsport
M. F. Scholler
Fred Gergen
Grube
Dartford
Ellsworth J O'Brien
Stratford News Highlights Local Happenings
Lenard Skells and Robert Isbell left for Laona last Friday. Art Petterson injured his foot by jamming between two legs on Tuesday. Two young ladies are rumored to become popular with a photo in men’s attire. Miss Chrismna Flesh and Mr Wir Derich wed on Wednesday with Father Casper officiating. Koht Bros. mask ball drew a large crowd with more than seven couples attending. prizes went to Miss Clara Shelling as Topsy first, Mr James Crouser as a soldier second, and August Sperber as an old lady third.
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Lenard Skells
Robert Isbell
Laona
Art Petterson
Chrismna Flesh
Wir. Derich
Casper
Koht
Clara Shelling
Marshfeld
Topsy
James Crouser
Augest Sperber
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Twarnell
Ida Zachers
Wousehold
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Gatlaw
Wells Mill
Neem
Igo
Tollow
Judee Burnell
Jet
Case
Racine
Jackson I
Ravine
Northwest
Miliukes
Chicago and Miwhukee Alootrie Railway Company
Chicago and Milwaukee Alectrie Railroad Company
Dawes
Yankers
Charles G. Daves
Cur Poncy
Bankers of
Asseta Cure Rency
Bau Claire
Joo
Henry Hamilton Haydon
Mgnata
Saasta
Senor Sagasta
Sultan
Memoree
Diaapprare
New Jersey
Camden
Paul Woodward
Woodward
Santo Pringa
Rock Watch
Theodore Walker
William Walker
London
Addicks
Dover
Del
Senate
Addicks Mun
Congress
Washington
Lodge
Platt
House
Cooper
Whellington
David Jayne LU
Switzerland
Francis B. Loomis
United States
Portugal
Loomis
Lisbon
Charles Pageryan
Bakerville
Chill
Kell
Lynn Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Court House
G. E
Hutchings
A. Benedict
P. N. Christensen
S.E. Butchings
George Ure
Lynn
Aug. Dankemeyer
Irvine
State Assembly
Lynn Insurance Co
Messrs
G. 4. Austin
S. E. Hutchings
Il. Sternitzky
Colomat
Optician
M.dunn,o.d
Rosas & Stern
Suhaver Bluck
Alend
Tovill
Then
Lee AlMhully
Central Ave
Auburndale
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