Fate the Conspirator
Orphan Sue Wallace grows up in rough care and dreams of Europe. She moves to New York and, guided by letter from Stephen Fiske, boards a ship to join him. A scheming firm traps her. aboard a ship she reunites with Fiske, learns of a conspiracy, and the tale pivots toward romance and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue
Amanda
Caroline Wallace
Gm Abuamed
DRIYG
Meury
Stephes Wicke
Abe
Steve Fiske
Leighthood
Reid
Bin
Ilpun
Europe
Amy Fortune
Carol
New York
Harburg & Wrong
Frarborg & Wrenn
Braphen Flake
General Post Office
Ohio
Ale
Stephen Fiske
Lavin
Harburg & Wrenn's
Fiske
Carel
Leraclé
S Oelotk
Mr. Harbury
Mr. Barbury
Mr. Warburgy
Harbury
Wrenn
Rand
Yim Hber
Narldia
Caro
Mr. Fiske
Ble
Owr Company
Wisconsin Guard marks fifth for Company A in life inspections
Adjutant General Boardman announced results of the Wisconsin National Guard life inspections led by Major Chynoweth and Major Williams. Company A, Second Infantry of this city, placed fifth with 180.1 points. Second Regiment topped regimental standings at 176.15. The report notes improved overall marks, with top ten listings and a blister trophy awarded to Company E. Individual scores include Corporal John Stauss ranking ninth among Company A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CG. R. Boardman
Wisconsin National Guard
Chynoweth
U. S. Infantry
Williams
Fond di Las
Madiso
Gorpany F
Oshkoxh Troup A
Nitwilee
Sports
Comimay A
Mavennyle
Wwinkee Strab Liektery
Mliwwaute
Marttelte I
Larose
Company E
Pond du Las
John Stauss
Company A
Wolves are Numerous in County This Winter
Timber wolves, a sheep-killing species, are frequently seen in the county this winter and several have been killed. Monday after noon three scalps were presented to County Clerk E S Renne for a ten dollar bounty half paid by the county and half by the state. Bounties on wolves and wild cats for the past year totaled 117 dollars. This week’s kills were made at Auburndale by W M Sommerfeld, Seneca by Emil Schuler, and Hanson by Otto Lamb. Lamb has previously slain five wolves in the past spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Renne
Auburndale
W. M. Sommereld
Seneca
Emil Schuler
Hanson
Otto Lamb
Mr. Lamb
Northwestern Saengerbund to Gather in Milwanker in July 1504
Milwanker prepares to host the Northwestern Saengerbund meeting in July. A $30,000 guarantee fund is being raised, with events starting July 25 including a reception concert featuring choirs totaling about 3,000 voices. The celebration will end with a mammoth parade and picnic as top soloists from Europe and America perform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Saengerbund
Milwanker
Ssengerbund
Europe
America
Wisconsin Central Railway Offers Modern Passenger Service
The Wisconsin Central Railway provides up-to-date transportation facilities to Manitowoc Milwaukee Chicago and all points east and south as well as to St Paul Minneapolis Ashland and Duluth and the great northwest. Pullman sleepers dining and cafe cars and modern coaches compose the equipment. Agent can give complete information. Jas C Pond Gen Pass Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central Railway
Manitowoc
Milwaukee
Chicago
St.Paul
Minneapolis
Ashland
Duluth
Great Northwest
Jas. C. Pond
Gen
Efforts to Suppress Child Labor Permits in Wisconsin
Wisconsin legislators and reform groups prepare a winter push in Madison for a compulsory education bill and to end child labor permits for under fourteen. The plan would abolish permits for under 14, require school attendance, and rely on affidavits and court tests, with support from Woman's clubs and lawmakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Woman's Clubs of
Wisconsin
Wisconsin State Register
Resolutions for Brother G A Lupient by Marshfield Lodge No 110
Marshfield lodge No 1101 0 F extends heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved family of G A Lupient who died after useful years. The lodge notes his mind and heart, calls him kind just and honorable, and says the lodge was lost with his passing. Resolutions to be recorded and published, with copies to papers and the family. Committee members SUBERIN THOMPSON IS WRIGTIT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A
Marshfield Lodge
Suberin, Thompson
Wrigtit
Extra Allowance for Rudolph Town
County treasurer Jacob Searls reports from State Superintendent L D Hervey that 122 school age residents were omitted in Rudolph's 1901 annual report. Under Wisconsin statute Section 556, a further $269.13 from the school fund income is allowed to Rudolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Searls
L. D. Hervey
Madison
Rudolph
Grand Rapids
Concealed Murder Tale and Patent Remedies
A chaotic vintage ad narrative blends a false murder claim with medical cures. It touts Elec tric Bitters for stomach liver and kidney troubles and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin diseases, citing local store endorsements and patient letters while listing undelivered mail notices and a stray stray dog note from Stratford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A
Yisdale
Summerton
Shoes With Character From Local Store Ad
A local shoe retailer touts carefully selected stock with distinctive character. They avoid discount junk and high fashion fads, offering good fitting, well finished shoes at moderate prices. The shop promotes a named shoe, Dr A Reed's Ladies Cushion Shoe, priced at $4.00, claiming superior style and fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. A. Reed
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Charles W. Foci
Nln
Harburg
Wrouh
Iogt
SRE
Croup
A. L. Spotford
Chester
Mich
Kamps’ Drug Store
Wili
Sexton Bro
Marshfield
Engebeetson Willie
Burnett Dan
Coughlin Dennis
Daniels Harry
Deckert
Essie
Damask Mamie
Florence
Hysterida
Huff E
Kreuter Ovis
Larson
Mayer Joseph
Moliter
Mann
Patrick Elsa
Pfrank
Eva
Seitz
Henry
Schmid
Schultz Fanny
Willett C A
Whipple Henry
Stratford
Marathon County
Latz Ecnotz Resh
Roessler’s
Wiscon
Chas. Schmirler
the Shoe Man
R._K. SULLIVAN
Horse Shoer
K. Thompson
4Th St
4Th Street
Wis
J H. Jeffers
A. Pillsbury
J. H. Jeffers & Co
Wausau
CITY
Robert Cork
Prop
Central Ave
Marne Desions
Scientific American
Terie
Pevndasierne Hun & Cozvemer
Naw York
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