Wigsonian paid firemen meet schedules and talks
The Wigconaln Paidure conven tion in Wausau is set for July 8 24 and 25 with Mayor John Ringle delivering the welcome address and State Fire Marshal T M Purtell to speak. A Wausau fire department demonstration opens the event followed by a memorial service and a dance. Delegates tour Mississip pi river towns and a theater party concludes the program.
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John Ringle
T. M. Purtell
Wausau
Willan E. Brown
Milwaukee
Wks
S. B. Tobey
Rotharchild Pavilion
Dance
George B. Crosley
State Fire’ Prevention Association
Hive
William =. Brown
Alrwaukee
James P. Walsh
Kay Claire
John H. Kraft
Manitowov
Ole Norman
Superior
Wisconsin State Golf Association announces 12th annual championship at Blue Mound
The twelfth Wisconsin State Golf Association tournament, for the championship of Wisconsin, will be held at Blue Mound Country Club from July 23 to 27. Entries close July 28 with a $2.50 entry fee. Medals and cups, including the Yule Cup donated by George Yute, will be awarded. The format starts with a 36-hole qualifying round, then match play for the championship, with 18 holes in most rounds and 36 holes for semifinals and finals. A post-tournament street sale will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin State Golf Association
Wisconsin
Blue Mound Country Club
Guy F. Gregg
Clu
George Yute
Kenosha
Qualiffy
Railroad Commission Denies Albany Residents Petition
The state railroad commission dismissed a petition by George W. Bartlett and Albany Montiondo New Glain residents seeking an order to require Northwestern to provide beer Frenchy Wid passenger service on the Bradhead to New Glaus branch. The commission found no justification for the requested change despite alleged branch business.
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State Railroad
George W. Bartlett
Albany
Montiondo
New Glaine
Northwestern Act
Bradhead
New Glaus
Election of State Dentists Elects Executive Council
The Wistonsia State Dental association elected an executive council for three years. Officers named include President R. J. Wenker of Milwaukee and Vice Presidents Wiliaam Hopkinson of Milwaukee and M. L. Christhinxen of Oshkosh. Secretary listed as C. G. Krause of Milwaukee. The council also includes G. A. Stratton Dun Kowsh Dr S. H. Chase Madison and Dr M. Welch Waupun with Dr B. J. Eb aen Milwaukee as members.
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Wistonsia
Densal Assortation
G. A. Stratton
Dunkowsh
S. H. Chase
Madison
M. Welch
Waupun
B. J. Eb Aen
Milwaukee
Waa
Mbrarian
The
Ausociation
R. J. Wenker
Wiliaam Hopkinson
M. L. Christhinxen
Oshkosh
C. G. Krause
Civil War Flashback Fifty Years Ago This Week
A lengthy recap of Civil War actions dated July 1882 recounts Sherman at Memphis and various exchanges, proclamations, and battles. It notes oaths of allegiance, prisoner exchanges, naval actions near Vicksburg, militia mobilizations in Missouri, partisan bands, and troop movements across Tennessee, Virginia, and Missouri, alongside proclamations from Lincoln and other officials and several skirmishes and captures. Names of generals such as Sherman, Dix, Schofield, and Pope appear with events in multiple states and theaters.
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Sherman
Corm
Mund
Memphis
Teno
General Dix
United States
General Hail
Confederate States
Lincoln
Meuay
Ceres
Vicksburg
Brooke
Vermont
Gamble
Missouri
Schofield
Florence
Ann
U. S
Colona
Colton
Pitteburg Landing
Tenn
Rau
Arkansas
Pope
Fiepiso
Porter
Caldwell Ear
Kilpatrick
North Anna Over
Virginia
Fredericksburg
Popa
Grant
Utah States
Air Seward
London
Marl Russell
Washington
Devon
Learthim
Bayou Barnard
Moore's Mills
Fulton
Parkersburg
Ohio
WG Chapin
Badger electors oppose Taft in Wisconsin
Oshkosh and Brillion reports show Wisconsin Republican electors voicing opposition to Taft. Col John Hicks says all thirteen electors will not vote Taft, considering La Follette or another progressive option. no plan to support Wilson. C. C. Gittings of Racine reportedly plans to resign rather than back Taft if reelected.
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State Highway Commission
Ding
Thes
Oshkosh
Bollar
Wisconsin
Taft
Wilson
Fond de Fae
William Matcha
Republican State Central Committee
Ome J. Zander
Brillion
Elack Loy Front
William 1
Furl
Rotery M. la Pollette
Zander
Tatt
Yenta Ling
John Hicks
Gsikosit Northwestern
Stedkcors
Woodrow Wilton
Stociars
Getion
Mr. Hicks
Senator la Follette
Laa Follette
C. C. Gittings
Racine
Lay
ONE DEAD IN HOTEL FIRE IN HURLEY
A hotel fire in Hurley killed one nun and injured another, with a third narrowly escaping. The blaze began in the Arcade restaurant room occupied by Thomas Andrews of Manitowish, who arrived from Superior. He was found dead, partially burned, and another resident fled through a window as the flames reached a jewelry store and cigar shop nearby. The total loss is estimated at over $12,000.
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Madison Cove House
Connecticut
Hayward County
Tennessee
Lowryn Reeves
New York
Indea
Army of the Potomac
Coggin's Point
James Silver
Missouri
Schofield
Gamble
Youngs Crossroads
White Oak River
N.C
Gnion
Capiin Bradway
Mountain Store
Hougton
Big Pine River
Lincoln
Hurley
Thomsay Andrews
Manitowish
Superior
Atweood
Silogy
Karel Expenses Listed At Democratic Convention
A statement shows fund expenditures for Judge Jon G. Karel by the Karel committee filed with the secretary of state. It records that 204.00 dollars were spent on behalf of Judge Karel between the 24th and a date not specified.
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Social Democratic
Congressidan EA
Morse
Autige
Andre Jenks
Wedgeville
Aadisany
Secretary of State
Jon G. Karel
Die 24
Duly Io
Incorporation Fees Rise in State Fiscal Year
Madison reports that receipts by the secretary of state for incorporation fees in the fiscal year ended June 20, 2012, totaled 127,814 dollars, up from 5,677,400 in the prior period, reflecting a substantial increase in corporate filings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Secretry of
State's Department
Sird Cuts Autoist Eye in Wis Accident
A Neenah man, Neary Brown of Coizy Wis, suffered a severe eye injury after a collision with birds while traveling through fere on quante lout. The crash left Brown with possible loss of sight in one eye.
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Neenah
Fere
Quante Lout
Neary Brown
Coizy
Wis
Brown
Senator Stephenson pushes two federal building bills
Washington Senator Stephenson introduces measures to fund new federal buildings in Rhinelander and Mineral Point Wisconsin. Each project would cost 65000 dollars covering site construction and fixtures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Stephenson
Rhinelander
Mineral Point
Wis
Blind Veteran Kills Self at Wisconsin Home
A blind veteran at the Wisconsin Veterans Home, Peter Axen, died by self inflicted throat cutting. He had been awaiting transfer to Milwaukee for an operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Veterans’ Home
Peter Axen
Lifts Home
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Labor Convention Opens in Sheberson
The Wisconsin Federation of Labor schedules a four day convention in Sheberson beginning July 17 with about 160 delegates expected. Reports note dairy butter fines, cattle disease prevention efforts, and a push to form a national state veterinarians group led by Dr. QO H. Rilason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
QO. H. Rilason
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Wisgongin
Wisconsin Archaeological Society
Georts L. Collie
Robert Th Beer
Grand Jaunds
Nekoosu
Meehan
Piover
Stevens Point
Wisconsin River
Town
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St. Paul
Mississippi River
St. Crofe
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Chey
Wisny
George Tt. Fox
H. C. Yourtgerly
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Lia Yulla
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Congress
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la Crosse
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J. M. Nelson
Wisconsin Woman's Suffrage
University of Wisconsin
Grant H. Hyde
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WAL
Liacom Mission
Wieuseinite
Tall Jewelers’ Association
Mibwaukee
Matuel Fire Insuranice Company
K. Bemis Aldanesville
Auide Ly
Theodore Schelle
Miwaukee
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U. S.5
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Paul Jones
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Ozeechee River
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Edward Schmitz
Jaeq
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A.vowler
Il G. J Yile
Green Lake
Prill
George Kesier
Minocqua
Mudward Condor
Kester
Woroncr
Afom
Aliee Melville
Ida Stefin
Kaukauna
W. Ives
Sturgeon Bay
Ayedward Nelson
Green Hay
A. B. Beach
Appleran
Treacher
Derpere
Green
William Pinigand
Fouls Schetske
Berlin
Cumierous Orea
Finigan
Jack Pleparkie
Waufun
Firparkie
Niccomalice
Marka Finixin
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St. John’s Lutheran
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