Brave Boys from Chickamauga Head to Bandago de Cubs
From Chickamauga Park in Georgia the Brave Boys prepare to move to Camp Harvey with a list of officers and privates bound for service. The unit reports countermanded orders, sickness, and unresolved travel plans as pay day arrives and enlistments and transfers shape the roster. Names include Capt Spencer and Sargt Martina among officers, with many privates such as Andreska Bartuls Beell Srauer Reranch and more. The letter notes potential march to Charleston, South Carolina, and lists a long roster of personnel and officials.
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Caipkamacga Park
Nasonville
Spencer
Sarge
Martin
Wm. Greiss
Green Bay
Camp Harvey
1St Division Hospital Corps
Ward
Mangold
Charleston
Dent. Waugh
Sargt
Martina
Vepter
Sargiy
Kisten
Meyer
Stuhlagel
Suter
Bulgrin
Heil
Danth
Huplinger
Andresen
Jane Schtiger
Kronsnachte
Houston
Benefit Ball Game At Local Park To Aid George Speckt
Arrangements have been made for a benefit ball game by five local baseball clubs next Sunday at the race week venue. Proceeds go to George Speckt who lost fingers at the Upham furniture factory. Goo, a former Maroon, is slated to play as part of an interesting match. Public is urged to attend.
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Benywgen
Race Weck
Geo
Thanksgiving Service at Presbytering Church Tonight
In accordance with the proclamation by President McKinley a special Sunday service will be held at the Presbytering church at 7 45 PM. It will be a service of thanksgiving to God and prayers for soldiers at the front. Music by a chorus assisted by the male quartet and Mrs W S Upham will read a paper titled The Bright Side of the War.
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McKinley
W. S. Upham
Accident at Upham factory leaves worker maimed
A rip saw accident at Upham furniture factory injured Geo Spechtas, severing fingers and thumb on his left hand. He was attempting to feed a board when the piece jammed and pulled his hand into the saw. His brother, also a sawyer, previously suffered deep knuckle injuries from carving knives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Spechtas
Upham Furniture
Lost Mare Notice From Marshfield Owner Seeks Property Proof
Taken up on lands in Marshfield on June 21 1898 a white mare about 12 years old. Owner must prove ownership, pay charges, and take the mare away. Guence Krevert JR Marshfield Wisconsin 3040.
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Marshfield
Guence Krevert, JR
Wis
Death of City Treasurer Peter Reese at Marshfield
Peter Reese, city treasurer, died at his Sixth Street home on Thursday night June 20 after a long illness described as cancer of the stomach. Born November 20, 1862 in Holstein Linden Germany, he emigrated to America in 1883 with his wife Johann Hoppe, settling first in Spokeville and later Marshfield. He leaves a wife and eight children. funeral services were held Sunday at 12 p.m., with German remarks by Rev. F. G. Ludovig and later at the Presby terian church with Rev. Hill conducting further rites. The W. A. Lodge contributed $1,000 life insurance and the community extended condolences.
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Peter Reese
Sixth Street
Teese
America
Spokeville
Clark Go Wis
Marsheld
Isdu
Upham Grist
Nayersport
Iowa
Marshfield
Tov
F. G. Ludovig
Hill
Ar Reese
MN. W. A. Lodge
Ant
Tost Ft
School Meeting Debates School Building and Finances
A small turnout of about 40 voters attended a village school meeting held Tuesday evening. Officials reported on finances while a committee was appointed to audit the treasurer’s books. A plan to borrow 80,000 for a new high school faced delay awaiting figures and an adjourned vote set for July 19.
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F. RB. Upham
Treaserar
Tull
F. A. Cady
R. Ju. Kraus
J. A. White
Dorming
Ne. Cady
Dering
Tiffany
Sp. In
P. J. Kraus
J. P. Hume
E. E. Wiech
Adam Paulus
Doepe
Cudy
Glorious Fourth at Marshfield Recalled in Radio Clockr
The fourth at Marshfield is recalled with praise and comparison to many past celebrations. The write up notes a long tradition of festive observance and hints at news from Santiago that flashed into the event.
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Santiago
Emphatic Low Prices Emphasize Quality Goods
A store emphasizes that the lowest prices matter only when paired with quality. It warns against cheap items that look similar but wear poorly and urges customers to compare goods and prices before buying. The message touts well deserving products and careful examination.
Great Marshfield Fourth Celebrations and a $50 000 Collapse
A vivid Marshfield Fourth Festival recounts risky naval obsession, fireworks, and crowd gatherings. Races, lawn party, and an Adler Wegner block event draw crowds as a giant independent sale follows a $50,000 Queen City Clothing and Shoe Manufacturing Co. failure, with seven days of door busting bargains led by Hy D Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen City Clothing and Shoe Manufacturing Company
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Central Ave
Woodcaunby
Oxfords
Ladies’ Oxford
Jace
Button
Special Election Schedules For City Treasurer Race
City voters will select a treasurer on Tuesday July 19. A special council meeting ordered ward caucuses and city conventions. Democratic caucus Friday July 8 at 8 oclock and convention July 9 at 8 at city hall. Republican ward caucuses Saturday July 9 at 8 pm and city convention Monday July 11 at 10 am at the city hall. See notes published elsewhere.
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Couver
Republicns Ward
Ely Hall
Convention and Ward
Married in private wedding at bride's Augusta home
Miss Zora Harden of Augusta Wisconsin and Mr W E Hudnot of Shawano were married yesterday at the bride's parents home with Rev M W Hurd officiating. The couple, after a brief reception, will reside in Shawano in a new home. Harden formerly taught in Shawano High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zora Harden
Augusta
Wis
W.E. Hudnot
M. W. Hurd
New Faure
Shawano Co. Journal
Miss Harden
Wacher
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the Marshfield Times
DY J. WH. White
Chickamauga Park
Gar
Bandago de Cubs
Gioheg
Omicorn
Andreska
Bartuls
Beell
Srauer
Reranch
Bent
Front
Florence
Gilbertsy
Fugly
Kuve
Moldl
VanDrwda
Fred Ward
Vosner
Gritin
Carami
Dan
Dord
Bargeron
Luberg
Schuh
Boduwiltz
Orbert
J3konson
Clars
Carpenter
Coarnl
Denfoxwell
Auwrth
Honig
Kaige
Kirkland
Kelleyama
Knoll
Hume
Riores
Heynolds
Relch
Hedffeld
Burkenberger
Sauwell
Sweet
Davis
Wallis
Shorner
Rappuylot
Degenet
Barrels
Are
G. H. Bunuma
Vollmar & Voelker
Spain
Kautsky
Bauer Bros
Mojada Wnd
Heath
Anterew
St. John’s Catholic ‘Congregation
M. W. A. Lodge
Adler and Wegner
Opera House
Tartl’s Lowery
Monarch
Wm. Noll
Paris Green
Sexton's
S. Sheerin
A. Kleinheinz & Co
Gaisih
Henry Tk
Ioke
Adlel
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