Fulweiler in Custody in Stratford Death Case
Marathon county authorities press ahead in the Jennie Riehle murder inquiry. Rudolph Fulweiler is held in Wausau after detectives traced the man last seen near Stratford where the 16 year old was killed. Previous suspects, two tramps, exonerated. Fulweiler faces possible conviction.
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Marathon County
Jennie Riehle
Stratford
Rudolph Fulweiler
Fulweiler
Wausau
Wisconsin
Stretford
Wausaw
Folwetter
Marchetti
Rudolph
Riehle
Pioneer Wisconsin resident Christopher Yahrmark Dies at 92
Christopher Yahrmark aged ninety two died at the home of Mr and Mrs A L Mac Farlane on July 4 due to age related decline with dropsical complications. Funeral held Friday afternoon at the Mac Farlane residence with Rev Postlethwaite officiating. Pallbearers were Joseph Butler H L Brooks James Ward and John Burtt. He was an uncle to Mrs MacFarlane and Mrs L M Cummings and had lived here as an invalid for years, long known as a Wisconsin pioneer from East Troy.
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Christopher Yahrmark
A. L. MacFarlane
Mr. Yahrmark
Postlethwaite
Joseph Butler
H. L. Brooks
James Ward
John Burtt
MacFarlane
L. M. Cummings
Wisconsin
East Troy
Change in Northwestern trains increases first class daily service
A Monday schedule shift on the Northwestern division adds a daily first class train except Sundays. The Eland to Wausau service now runs through to the city, with the Wausau afternoon train at 2 35 rather than 2 50, becoming passenger only and trimming run time to 1 hour 25 minutes. The new timetable covers arrivals from Chicago Milwaukee and other points, with multiple departures to Wausau Rhinelander and northward destinations, urging patrons to preserve the printed schedule due to irregular timetable publishing.
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Northwestern Road
Eland
Wausau
Here
Omaha
Ashland
Ironwood
Rhinelander
North Points
Appleton
Green Bay
Marinette
Manitawoc
Lake Shore
Chicago
Fond du Lac
Janesville
Watertown
Milwaukee
Accident at Tomahawk Injures Lumber Dealer Brother
Merchant L Nick received word his brother Math Nick a leading lumber dealer and excelsior manufacturer in Tomahawk was badly hurt in a runaway accident Friday. He was thrown from a heavy wagon with a wheel passing over him. Doctors initially gave up hope but Dr Lathrop’s visit Monday night brought relief and the patient rested easy with prospects of recovery.
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Merchant L. Nick
Math Nick
Mr. Nick
Destructive Midwestern Storm Leaves Dozens Dead
A violent July storm from Monroe to Fond du Lac and Jackson counties caused extensive destruction across towns including Millston Oakdale Fairwater and Neillsville. Dozens killed and many injured or left homeless as telephone lines failed and rail traffic faced peril. Local figures report multiple fatalities touching families connected to D A Turnham.
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Millston
Monroe County
Warren
Oakdale
Tomah
St. Paul Road
Green
John Dane
Milwaukee Road
Karo
Winnebago County
D. Y
Reedsburg
Sauk County
John
Thomas Babb
Waupaca
Terris
James Stannant
Oconomowoc
Waukesha County
C. C. Harris
Neillsville
Clark County
Lywmina Charles
August Bevers
Fricke
Pray
Manawa
Grand Rapids
Wood County
Norwalk
Wyeville
Andrew Batutmel
Waukesha Holy Apostles Catholic Church
New Berlin
la Salle
Dane
D.A. Turnham
Texas
J.C. Marsh
Fred Warsinske Appointed Deputy Sheriff
Sheriff Julian Welsh appoints Fred Warsinske to fill the vacancy from J W Wicker resignation. Warsinske previously served as deputy and on the city police force, praised for detective work. He was sworn in Saturday.
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Julian Welsh
Fred Warsinske
J. W. Wicker
Dr. Warsinske
Extra Nickel for the Neck Shaving Adds Five Cent Charge
Local barbers held a meeting and decided to charge five cents for shaving the neck in addition to the ten cents for shaving the face. The move reflects a small price adjustment aimed at neck grooming services.
Depot Work Advances On New City Passenger Station
Roadmaster Baker and a fifty man crew clear space for the new passenger depot and raise the rail bed about six inches. The station will be placed on the old site with a freight depot further east near Cedar street. the building will be about forty by eighty two feet, one story with basement, heated and wired for modern conveniences.
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Baker
W. C. Road
Cedar Street
Nekoosa
Maple Street
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