For Sale Estate and Land Listings in Clark and Dane Counties
For sale notices describe Lot 4 in the Northwest quarter and Lot 40 in the Northeast of Section 14 Town 3 Range in Der Butet, Wisconsin, with river frontage and cleared land near the Black River, plus another parcel of 40 acres needing sale to settle an estate. Legal notices request address and references, with broker names and locations including Marakteld Wisconsin.
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Dewhurst
Clark County
Wid
Boweres
Vinek
Wis
Lunes Uitice
Fiend of the Tempest Mobiles Big Death Toll Report
Describes a devastating storm causing at least seven deaths with estimates up to 120. Details wreckage from Mobile to nearby towns, including missing crew, destroyed lighthouses, and ruined riverfronts. Lumber losses projected around 19 million, with widespread property damage along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Miss
Pascugoirlseich
Biloxi
Paes Christian
Treix
List of Mobile Dead Names Across Locations
A fragmented OCR list names many deceased individuals and families across locations including Birmingham and Kipling Payson Morgan. The items mention several families, teachers, and children amid drowned cases at Horron Bay and other locales with few readable details.
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Birmingham
Ata
Ingis
Neu Mobiles
Cohen
Kloskie
Susie Crevilire
Wernoth
Tra Wernsth
Betancourt
Mes. Uener
Mekue
Wilcox
Mabot Wilcox
Clark
Mra
Chik
Mra. Chik Natherto
Major Stevine
Alexander
Mas. Linzen Wad
St Thomas
Malel Wad Ruther Cox
Misa Arnie Watts
Tila Wilk Tox
Kipling
Devastation At Pensacola After Hurricane Strikes Coast
Devastation described from Fort Melae to Escambia bridge as a hurricane raged for twelve hours with gusts up to 160 miles per hour. Dozens killed, hundreds homeless, and property losses estimated at millions as batteries and the navy yard suffered severe damage. Fort McRae and Port Pickens noted for destruction and courage amid wreckage.
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Tensaenia
Galveston
Florida
Ife
Fort Melae
Gulf
Escamblla Bridge
McRae
Prentice
Santa Rosa Island
Port Pickens
Navy Yard
Ocean disaster leaves harbor decimated and many missing
The incident floods the harbor with wreckage as eight English seamen die and two survive on a floating roof. Vessels are sunk or damaged. three months needed to recover. Only one of twenty ships remains, badly damaged, while others rest on their sides or wrecked inland.
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United States Marine Quarantine Station
Oinp
Collins
Bass
Piye
Rugiog
Harber
Delta of the Mississippi delta devastated by hurricane
Reports from New Orleans recount four dozen lives lost and widespread flooding along the Mississippi river delta. The inundated area stretches fifty to seventy miles below the city, with hundreds of square miles under one to four feet of water. Most residents are Osharmen and صerstermen.
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New Orleans
Mississippi River
Mississippi Sound Disaster Claims Dozens of Drownings
Report from Mississippi Sound notes twelve persons drowned eight large sailing vessels wrecked and about thirty smaller craft sunk or driven ashore. Property damage estimated in millions from the disaster.
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Mississippi Sound
Roosevelt Dining With Navy On Mayflower Frontier
An Oct 1 dispatch from Oyster Bay reports President Roosevelt returning to Oyster Bay aboard the Mayflower for turret practice by the North Atlantic fleet off Cape Cod. He praised the shooting and, dining with sailors, refused napkins saying he was dining with the boys. Sailors bought cigars at the navy canteen for him.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Oveter Bay
Tletad Inn
Cape Cod
Navy Canteen
Flex
Bryan on Cuba Self-Government Insurrection View
William Z. Bryan argues that Cuban insurrection does not prove Cubans lack self-government and notes no American war occurred, urging acceptance of self-rule. In Chicago, Knapp Clark and Har Hin of the Interstate Commerce Commission resume Purvey grain elevator testimony. Ripon Wisconsin fire destroys opera house and church, total loss about $56,000.
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Bryan
Kansas City
William Z. Bryan
Convention Hall
Cuba
Peavey Cane
Ghicago
Martin A. Knapp
EE. Clark and
Jas. &. Har. Hin
Interstate Commerce Come Mission
Turve
Purvey Grain Elevator
Ripon
Wis
William Meisenberg
International confgr aphy convenes with 31 governments
Thirty one governments will be represented at the international conference convening at Goriin Ort. The U S executive department moves from Oyster Bay to Washington. A.O. Martin charged Littoral with unwanted advances in Belleville Michigan. Fiscal year end pension drop noted. O'Connor arrives in New York. Civil war pensioners reach 1 083 415 on roll. London mayor elected Treloar succeeds Morgan. Cuba appoints and resigns Don Gonzalo de Quesada. Wage workers in unions total 8 000 000 with 2 000 000 in U S. Scadding consecrated bishop of Oregon. Railroads to reject interstate meat shipments lacking inspection stamp.
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Goriin
Timothy P. O'Connor
House of Commons
New York
Asced
John Ford
C. H. W. Auel
Frank L. Gaman
New York Independence League
William Treloar
Ford
London
Walter Vaughan Morgan
Don Gonzalo de Quesada
Cuba
Palma
United States
LaGrange
Charles Scadding
Oregon
Unclaimed Letters At Marshield Post Office 1905
The notice lists uncalled letters at Marshield post office through Sept 24 1905. Names include A C Better Brennen Thas Clement Mrs J M Church George W Engelleo Henry Gamble Edward Garfield W EB Janse Gee M Langer Henry Parker Mrs W A Persons and Joan F Cour P M. Also includes an advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Cure with testimonial offer and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshield
Better A. C
Brennen Thas
Clement
J. M. Church
George W, Engelleo
Henry Gamble Edward Garfield W. EB. Janse Gee
M. Langer
Henry Parker
W. A
Sunday Sentinel Offers Free 16-Page Illustrated Magazine
A newspaper notice proclaims that starting Sunday September 90 and every Sunday after, readers obtaining the Sunday Sentinel will receive a free 16 page illustrated magazine. The promo claims it is a work of art unmatched by any newspaper and urges readers to order through their postmaster or news dealer.
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McLaughlin
W.¥. McLaughlin & Co
Hall
Imedical
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
Ohio
Sunday Sentinel
The
Wisconsin
Torments of Tetter and Eczema Alleged
The intense itching of eczema and tetter is claimed to be instantly relieved by Chamberlains Salve and many severe cases said to be permanently cured by its use. For sale by Sexton Bros.
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Chamberlain
Sexton Bros
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Fiend OF
Gulf Coast
Mobile
Pensacola
Mobila
Aka
Cadenya
Crdar Toint
Jackies
H. C. Koenig
W. L. Little
G. R. Gustafson
R. Connor Co
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