Upham Manufacturing Company Built Marshfield Rise
The Upham Manufacturing Company shaped Marshfield’s growth over 28 years from a small sawmill started by W. U. Upham in 1878. The firm expanded to a furniture factory, veneer works, and flouring mill, surviving the 1887 fire and rebuilding to become a major regional employer with activities in sawmilling plans, furniture, lumber retail, and shipping nationwide. Current leadership includes W. H. Upham as president and C. M. Upham as vice president, with extensive staff across divisions and long-serving foremen and clerical personnel maintaining operations.
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Uptam Manufacturing Company
W. U. Upham
C. M. Upham
Rose Brothe
Upham Company
Maine
California
Old Mexico
Canada
W. H. Upham
E. E. Finney
Frank R. Upham
E. Pinney
F. R. Pollard
F. R. Upham
Fred O. DeGro
Wimiller
al Domayers
Joseph Butler
William T. May
Irrank
Cummings
Adam Long
Lumber Boand Jbh
Sinclair
Mike Steger
Ferniture
Henry Thuss
Joseph
Pam
William Older
Fred Thuss
Frank L. Strong
Frank Lueckebach
Ed. O’ Brien
W. S. Carr
George F. Smith
Wheo It Arst
Sawmil
Mike Robl
Charles Schellpaper
Frank L. Stronz
Wm. Reese
Jos. Brandl
Frank Cummings
Mike Stang
Jos. Bey
Jos. Lofy
Anton Stauber
Funeral for Edward Greisinger at St John’s Catholic Church
Edward Greisinger, 23, was killed in Ironwood Michigan while working in the Northwestern railroad switch yards. A telegram informed his father A Greisinger, and a funeral is set for 9:50 a.m. today with pallbearers from the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and the Fand e u Lac lodge No 337.
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A. Greisinger
Edward
Ironwood
Mich
Northwestern Railway
Greisinger
Anna
Temmings
Order of B. of R. T
Irewood
Northwestern Railroad
Manitowoc County
St. John’s Catholic Church
Father Eisen
Brotherhood of
R. T
Riots in Russia Escalate Toward Possible Revolution
Reports indicate a general uprising in Russia with rioting spreading nationwide. The more radical faction seeks total overturn, while concessions by M Witte appear to have inflamed the mob, with thousands killed or wounded.
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Russia
Ro H
M. Witte
Death of Maj W H Borden Father of J B Borden
Maj W H Borden, 82, longtime Wilton resident and Civil War surgeon, father of Marshfield official J B Borden, died at his Milton home after a brief illness. He practiced medicine in Wilton since 1854 and served on Rock County pension board postwar. He leaves two daughters and one son.
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W. H. Borden
J. B. Borden
Marshfield
Milton
Maj. Borden
Wilton
First
Wisconsin Heavy Artillery
Rock County Pension Board
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