Escapes From Jail End in Frantic Rescue by Neighbors
Louis Muehlbauer, jailed for cruelty and violence, escaped custody after a fresh assault on his wife Mrs Beil. Neighbors Fred Grossbauer and another man restrained him then he was bound and taken to court. He later fled from Grand Rapids jail through a north window, aided by a pocket knife, and remains at large while authorities assess his dangerous conduct.
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Louis Muehibauer
Bell
Grossbuier
Muehllbaier
Grossbeler
Muehibauer
Ude Betyre
Tude Hirth
Belog Sabardey
Une
Mughtsbauer
Olly Corral
Grand Rapids
Waupuo
Machlbaner
Liege
Reoomance
Mich
Seoul
Horse of Nell Hard Witte Company Breaks Fore Leg
A horse belonging to the Nell Hard witte company broke its fore leg after running into a sidewalk on Tuesday. OBrein is caring for the animal and believes the break can heal with little lasting injury to the horse.
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Nell Hardwitte Company
Obrein
DeGroff Leaves Duluth for St Paul Private Secretary Post
Pred DeGroff, formerly of Duluth, will resign his local post to become private secretary in St Paul for the manager of the Pennsylvania and Ohio Coat Company, where Chas Adams is an officer. DeGroff’s move follows his long tenure and signals a new phase in his career.
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Pred DeGroff
Duluth
Ay St Paul
Pennsylvania & Ohio Coat Co
Chas
Adams
DeGrof
Logs and Limber in Midwest Timber Boom
Four hundred carloads of Norway logs from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula will be used for piles in Chicago’s new post building. Six thousand piles will form the foundation. A logger in Fishland plans 4,000,000 feet of logs this winter, to be shipped to Oshkosh for sawing. A new band saw touted to revolutionize sawing is being used in Minneapolis mills, with the industry optimistic about gains. The Northwestern Logs association meets in St Paul on December, while H Hansen of Galloway Lumber Co. reports a busy season with crews, camps near Medford, and plans to cut millions of feet. Wages to workers range up to 26 per month. Other loggers in Colby and Unity begin operations, with several million feet set to be harvested. Roddis of Marshfield returns from trade centers, noting veneer markets and a busy season ahead. Eagle winter logging may reach 1.5 million feet, sustaining Marshfield’s timber industry. Lo Froelich’s stables struggle to supply horses, with prices rising about 50 a head.
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Norway
Upper
Michigan
Chicago
Fishland
Oshkosh
Minneapolis
Advan
Ane
Gorg
Northwestern
Harry. Vnd Association
St. Paul
Hansen
Ne Ks
Galloway Lumber Go
LaCrosse
Medford
John Subler
Colby
AL Prestal
Cook
Unity
Brighton
McMillan
W. WL
Roddis
Milwhoukes
Eagle
Lo Froelich
Annual Lutheran Concert at School House
Next Thursday and Friday evenings the band and choirs of the Lutheran church perform their annual concert at the congregation's school house. Program includes solo pieces, orchestra, male and mixed choirs, duets, and band selections. Admission is 10 cents for adults and children. all are invited.
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Lutheran Church
Tatts Beaty
Waldied
Nehwinel
Rate War in Railroads Roils Public Travel
Railroads push rate cuts across routes sparking a protest from travelers. Wisconsin Central slashed Chicago to St Paul to eight dollars despite standard fares around eleven seventy. The move, seen as breaking shared price accords, signals a broader passenger rate war, threatening to burden the traveling public.
Notable entertainer Barker to appear at ML E Church
The ML E church society hires the renowned delineator Barker for one evening. He will perform at the church on the evening of December 0th, with past appearances drawing high praise for his unique character and humorous scenes. Further notice will follow next week.
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ML. E. Church Society
Me. Barker
Dr Nansen Describes Polar Night and Northern Lights
In a Chicago lecture Dr Nansen recalls the polar day dying into a months long polar night and the dawn fading in the south. He extols the northern lights as shifting celestial beauty, describing gold red yellow and green streams, dancing across the firmament in vivid, dreamlike forms.
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Chicago
Nansen
Open season ends as Northern Wisconsin deer hunt draws crowds
Hunters recount a brisk close to the open season in Northern Wisconsin with many deer seen and killed. Reports mention large tracks, near-misses, and a monster buck missed by John Thomas. Local concerns push for law amendments to protect deer populations while emphasizing hunting remains a local staple and venison scarcity for some families.
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Pg Detr
Wisconsin
Lue Buoter
John Thomas
Flo
Herbert Brooks
White School House
Wiford
Milwaukee Sentinel
Chicago
Geer
Stove Wood Ready for Winter Deliveries
Ed Lindsley offers dry stove wood for immediate delivery across the city. Place orders now before winter and ensure you have fuel on hand.
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Ed. Lindsley
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Aghier
AMDT
Daly, Cash
Gom'l Haat
Oxakosh
Wis
Leander Cuoaty
Braye Choate
Camera
Milwaukie
Adam Hafen
Hater
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Ty Ae
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B. Alvis
Manted Trust
Wentleton
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Dominion Company
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