Marshfield City Council Proceedings June 2 1808
The Marshfield common council meets at the City Hall with Mayor Horn presiding. Various petitions are read and referred on street work, water and sewer proposals, highway openings, and public lighting. The board debates paving, watering places, and public works, with adjournment after routine bills and reports.
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Common Council
Oelock P. Ur
Horn
Corneled Laird
Kalschodl
Sebelne
Active
Deckert
Finney
McLevs
Totman
Wilhelm
Ames
Kraus
Kamps
Therolt
Gill Marshfield, Wood Co
Wis
Funcity
Yuh Greet
Vine Street
Laenvd
Peach Street
Silewuth
Fire Department
Marshfield
Wheuria Light and Power Company
Wiscon
Marshaels
Woo County
Sebwarty
Ross
Abd Ciel Pelos
Serge Bet
Csiro
Adine
BK Wen
Uphuar
Cherry St
Tole
Churey St
SM Cornie
Canta
Te St
Paralle
Jos Walters
Jos Winters
Board of Pit Works
Walrus Street
Bonen Te Perron
Beoaks
See
Marshilod
Richfield
Marshligld
Wood County
City of
Mill Creek
Haralin
Andrew Seidler
Gow
Maryland
Glas
Tachan
Petivion
Board of Public Works
Second Street
Central Avenue
Third Street
Fourth Street
Jno
A. Trosas
Chas
Pulivlon
Jos
Urtiers
Trani
Suid
Hachert
Ald
Seherbe
Pinany
McLees
Ablermen
Adtor
Hutman
Krav
Numps
Theralf
Ae Finangs Committee
Dell Sabin
Mion Buiy
Balan
Vonain
Scherbe
Adiur
Pinney
Mebers
Boman
Sus
Nurps
Shueko Ader
Jotiman
Pinna
Besulas
Switzerland
Ale Uy Aiken
DeWitt
B. Horn
Thatsched
Scheiby
Adlan Decker
Me Lous
Holtau
Kusnps
Uherolf
Will
Austin & Western Co., Limited
Bill
Marshfield W. GB
Ts & P. Co
Yuit
Letter from Iowa sailor on Iowa during San Juan bombardment
Harry Hartzell son of James R Hartzell of Minnehaha Falls describes his assignment to the battleship Iowa after apprenticeship and recounts bombardment damage at San Juan Porto Rico. He notes two men killed and seven wounded, including one death and a severed head, plus destruction from a 10 inch shell that damaged boats ventilators and the after smokestack tearing the deck and wounding several others.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Harry Hartzell
James R. Hartzell
Minnehaha Falls
Iowa
San Juan
Porto Rico
Samp‘son
Soldier Obeys Orders Guarding Equipment Alone At Camp Alger
Priv Ulysses Grant Connelly of Company I stationed at Camp Alger, Washington, stood under the blazing sun guarding a pile of camp equipage as his regiment marched to join President McKinley’s review. A cyclist and ambulance driver procured the needed orders from the War Department, but Connelly remained at his post until the equipment and he were finally transported to the station, the regiment already departed.
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District of Columbia
Camp Alger
Washington
Chickamauga
Ulysses Grant Connelly
Co. I
White House
McKinley
Hag m Militarys
Connelly
Son of Mars
War Department
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Wit and Wisdom
Reef
DeWit
UT. Horn
Suez Canal
Mediterranean
Lette
Tual
Germany
S.M. Geary, Pierson
Mich
Pewitt
I. Born
Dead Sea
S.C. P. Jones
Milesburg
DeWin
H. Horn
Gough
Lean
Mc Kennon
Merchant
Odell
Scotland
United States
England
Parker
Sharon
DeWitn
A. Horn
USA
Fernandiea
Pommer
4Th Street
Peter Pommer
Gurney
S. Sheerin
Marshfield Beer
Dr. Brewer & Son
Blodgett
Masonic Temple
Chicago
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