Officials Interfere In Lincoln Vagrant Mouser Case
Police and sheriff accompany by deputy raided an old logging shack in Lincoln housing Alfred Cox and family plus Charles Payne. Payne charged with rape. Cox and sister face possible charges. Children to be housed at Sparta home if admitted. Public morality praised. clergy prepare further actions. Local notices mention Mrs Richards speeches and community support.
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Charles Payne
Chares Payne
Cox
Sparta
Grand Rapids
Thair
Death by self harm shocks Oshkosh community
AT OSHKOSH Q J Angus once head of city produce and commission trade cut his throat Tuesday evening. Known for buying small lots of cheese honey peas and farm products for shipment to city markets he faced bankruptcy in poor health and financial troubles. His body lay in a burned church ruin until found. He left a wife and one child and was respected locally. Reports say he had wandering spells and unusual bouts of mood.
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Q. J. Angus
Hig
Oshkosh
Agus
Angus
Intercounty W T U Convention at Peasby teriad church
The Inter-county W T U convention meets March 10 in the Peasby teriad church with delegates from nearby towns. Morning devotionals, minutes, treasurer and superintendent reports, then president’s address and parliamentary drill. Florence D Richards of Ohio lecturing at 5 and officers to be elected.
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Sra
McKinney
BL AL Wendel
Spencer
Mary C. Upham
Mra. Richards
Sy. m
Florence D. Richards
Ohio
Death of Albert Ebbe from appendicitis at St Josephs
Albert Ebbe died of appendicitis after a week's illness at St Josephs Hospital Wednesday morning. He fell ill at Uphams Camp No 4 near Medford and underwent surgery Monday but did not survive. Funeral today at 1 pm at the Ebbe home in Lincoln conducted by Rev J B Young, with burial at Nagonville semeter. He was 21, born in Lincoln, and had worked for Egbe & Thompson in recent years. He left many relatives and friends.
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Albert Ebbe
St. Joseph's Hospital
Upham
Medford
Mev
Mra
John H. Ebbe
Linco
BP. Young
Nagonville Semeters
Lincoln
Egbe & Thompson
Ebbe
Recruiting Sergeant Wrinkman Highlights Army Enrollment in Milwaukee
Sergeant William Wrinkman of the regular army recruiting station in Milwaukee visited the city this week seeking young men to enlist in the regular army and the Philippine service. He set up at the Thomas House Monday and stayed through Wednesday screening applicants. He directs those preferring active service to San Francisco for deployment after preliminary training. Four men were secured in Stevens Port last week, with summaries provided by Dr. Wahle.
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William Wrinkman
Milwaukee
Thomas House
Beinkman
Onetrnto
Philippines
San Francisco
Stevens Port
Lst
Wahle
Train Jumped the Track Near Oshkosh Killing and Injury Report
On Thursday night last week a North Wegiero freight engine led by Engineer Parker and Fireman George Viele jumped the track near Oshkosh as it approached the station. One box car was smashed, Viele escaped through a window with minor bruises, and 41-year-old William Helm died at 4 AM. Helm resided in the city with a wife and two children. he leaves two brothers Gus Holm and Henry Feedhelm and a sister Mrs Maw Wright. Funeral from St John’s Catholic church at 9 AM Saturday, Rev Eisen conducting.
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North Wegiero
Parker
George Viele
Kells
Oshkosh Wat Spring
William Helm
Helm
Gus Holm
Henry Feedhelm
Marsh
Maw Wright
St. John's Catholic Church
Maelling
Pr. Eisen
Park Falls Fire Destroys Large Department Store
A blaze in Park Falls early Tuesday evening gutted the Vullmar Voelker store, a frame building with electric and steam heat. The stock valued around $13,000 and the building at $5,000 were lost, with offices upstairs also destroyed and insurance of $9,500. Firefighters faced strong winds and a blizzard, hindering containment. reconstruction is expected though no plans announced.
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Taree
Vullour O& Vorlser Company
Park Parls
John le Vyuelker
Gore
Mat Pfeifer
Ciy
Arm
Uie
Henry Sherry
Waa
Vullmar Cs Voelker
Oso
B. B. Puliing Agency
Retiring Scheibe to sever ties with Marshfield brewery
Ex-Alderman B P Schelbe longtime Marshfield Brewine Company promoter parts ways this week. The business will be continued by A F Backhaus and his son Oru Hackhaus who will manage the Schl Brewin product in the territory.
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B. P. Schelbe
Marshfield Brewine Company
A. F. Backhaus
Oru Hackhaus
Scheibe
Travel Class March Eighth Evening Session Details
Travel Class on March 18 presents an Interesting program with Kipling thoughts. Panera description highlights three Belgian localities Lies Waterlon and Spar to be presented by Mesdummes P J Krang Finney and Elsworth. With eight dates left, attendance is urged for all members.
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Kipling
Belgium
Vies Lies
Waterlon
Spar
Mesdummes
P. J. Krang
Finney
Elsworth
Cash Market to Patrons Inaugurates Cash System
A new cash system is introduced at Micah Market after purchase of the Raver and Ladewig business. Beginning April 1 1901 credit will be extended only for nine days. Meat must be paid for at the shop or time of delivery. The change aims to ensure long term viability and continued patronage.
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Raver & Ladewig
Mrs Evans Dow Dies in New York Home
Mrs J D Dow wife of a New York physician died at her home last week. The report notes she formerly was Theresa Evans of St Paul and that she matches the daughter of S Evans once central station agent in Wascon gin, a well known local figure. The husband doubted the death despite several days of watching.
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Miss Evans
J. D. Dow
New York
Dow
Bliss Theresa Evans
St. Paul
S. Evans
Wascongin Central Station
Marshfield City Treasurer Candidate Announcement
Candidate for City Treasurer announces re election bid to Marshfield voters. J. Cunter Borat thanks supporters for past favors and asks for continued votes and confidence.
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Marshfield
J, Cunter Borat
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Imecorgrail
E. P. Scheibe
First National Bank
Adam Hafer
WM. Uthmeier
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T. L. Kraus
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RL. Kraus
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P. N. Christensen
Winch
KB. M. Deming
D. G. Lindmann
Cashier
United
Europe
Nobby
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American Nat. Bank
Rose Hill
Northwestern Railroad
John Hyland
Durham Bull
Vana
Joseph Deckart
Goto
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Johnson Mfg.Co
Neillsville
Strang, Agt
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Thompson
Fourth Street
Wade
R. K. Sullivan
Sears
Rede No Beda
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Geo. W. Upham
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