WU Be Tried This Fall In Lord and Emery Case
The Lord and Emery murder case likely moves to the November term. District Attorney Kreather won costs against Wood county for the prior trial and the county may raise funds soon to pursue the judgment locally. The matter follows a long history of trials and a prior jury disagreement last November.
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Lord
Emery
Kreather
Wood County
State
Supreme Court
Wausau
Good Templars Concert Delights Crowded Hall In A O U W
The Good Templars Lodge held a successful benefit concert at the A. O. U. W. hall on Tuesday evening. The crowd filled the venue, with strong applause for the Nelsons in a comedy act and magic tricks by DeGraf and Lay-Jay. Recitations by Mrs. Bamgarver and her class, Mandella Club performances, and Otto Hartals’ comedy drew wide acclaim. The event pleased the audience and organizers alike.
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Goo Templars
A. O. U. W. Hall
Nelsons
John
Ella
Nelson
Guwo Coong
Bob DeGraf
Zita Lay- Jay
J. G. Bamgarver
Minnie Mesers
Andlla Tarpient
Mandella Club
Otto Hartals
A Templars
Fire at Gropp's Saloon Ignites Entire Premises
Early Sunday at 1:15 am a fire broke out in William Gropp's saloon in the Luhe block. John Therolf and George Thomas alerted residents, but the flames quickly engulfed the saloon and fixtures, causing total loss. Gropp carried $350 insurance on stock and fittings.
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Gropp
Luhe
John Therolf
Ge Thomas
Scar
Firs
A New Railroad Planned From Stratford
The R. Connor Lumber Company plans a new eight mile railroad this fall from Stratford, extending southeast through Cleveland and Day toward the Haw Pleine river near Joby Week’s farm. By winter they aim to have 200 men at work, using the line as a logging road and possibly building mills along the route, with logs sawn in Stratford.
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R. Connor Lumber
Connor
Northwestern Railroad
Stratford
Obituary notices for Stauber and Levin family deaths
A Mississippi-era obituary collection notes John M Stauber born May 6 1868 in Bgevarla came to the U S at 21 and married Anos Kohl April 28 1885. He headed a musical group Graubers orchestra and was chief bugler of the Zod Regiment W N G. He left a $2000 life policy in several societies. The Stauber funeral proceeded from St Johns Catholic Church with a large turnout. The Levin death reports tell of Mrs M Levin dying suddenly while preparing to go to Chicago for her brother in law’s wedding. Her last words spoke of seeing her baby before passing at three. The text ends mid-question with How
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Aubis
John M. Stauber
Jon M. Stauber
Bgevarla
Anos May Kohl
Mr. Stauber
Stauber
Grauber
Orchestra
Zod Regiment
Matern Woodman Lodge
Carholia Knights
St John’s Catholic Church
Catholic Knights
St. Joseph's Benevolent Society
Modern Wourmen
Maenvercher and Company A
Levine
Levin
Pat Loyns
Fragmented notices mix grief and society dance plans
The mixed items report Mrs Levin's death and burial details, then announce a social dancing club forming with Adler Opera House events on Oct 15, a payment of four dollars per member, and a roster of members and officers. A second note mentions a Tremont hotel visit by Prof Strassman for ear surgery.
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Adler
Opera House
Aim
Wald
Adier Opera House
Ferguson
Wiliams BE
Amen
Wing OM
Allen Jarvos Vaugho
Joseph Stierle Frey Allman
Angus
Udall
F. W. Sinclair
Andruw
Rumeno
Wheeler LE
Whitney Prank
Sara George Viele
M. M. Clancy
Matthew Pratvor
Sauer Snewrist
Baydon Pot
Voulker Jonn P
Eume
John B
E. E. Finsey
Premaear
Pred Allman
J. L. Voelker
FR. L. Reese
John P. Hume
Adam Paulus
C. M. Allen
Parsons
Owl Club
Medford High School Sees Growth and Library Upgrade
W Goddard of Gino Co Public House called Friday. Visitors included Misses Elche Betty Sheriff Morrow and Prof Pray of Medford High with his sister Helen Pray. Seven new scholars join soon, attendance nears 97, and more teachers may be needed if growth continues. Laboratory upgrades progress with new fixtures planned by next Monday. State High School Inspector Chandler visited and praised alarm in school bag and accreditation prospects. another inspection planned this winter.
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Elche
Betty
Sheriff
Morrow
Pray
Medford High School
Helen Pray
Borden
Chandler
Saya
Twin Cities Burglaries Loom Large Across Downtown
Burglars struck Grand Rapids and Central on Wednesday night looting Moltaith's tabor shop of belt goods and clothing. Marshfold Southeastern depot was broken into but yielded nothing. Cash registers and several slot machines were carried away, with an escape by boat down the river noted.
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Grand Rapids
Central
Moltaith
Tabor
Marshfold & Southeastern
Tila
Miem
Eye specialist Strassman to visit next week for vision loss
Noted ophthalmic expert Professor Strassman, renowned for successful options in restoring sight, will be in town next week to examine patients with vision loss or blindness. Details on location and appointment times are to follow.
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Prof Strassman
Tremont Hotel
Quiet Base Ball Game Between City Maroons and Regulars
An audience of about 150 attended a Sunday base ball game at the Driving Park between the Maroons and the Regulars of this city. The contest was unusually quiet with no quarrelling or heated disputing, and the players conducted themselves in good order as the game proceeded.
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Maroons
Baseball Umpire Receives Gentle Support After Controversial Game
The crowd backed the umpire's call amid amidships of criticism and taunts refuting accusations of bribery. Spectators praised the gentlemanly conduct and the Maroons win as a model for future crowds and players, hoping for better sportsmanship and stronger attendance next season.
Ex Governor Endorses Strasy Optical Goods
In Columbus Wisconsin on October 26 1894 ex governor J Lewis testifies that Prof Strasy mit the scientific occulist and optician fitted glasses to him and his wife twelve years ago and they remain clear and soothing to the eyes to this day.
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J. (. Lewis
Columbus
Wis
Strasymit
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the Good Templars
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