Roosevelt Shot by Crank in Milwaukee Attack
The Milwaukee assault on Theodore Roosevelt left him wounded but living after a 38 caliber bullet struck him as he stood near the hotel doorway. Surgeons say the ball is three inches deep near the diaphragm with lungs safe. John Schrank, a New York saloon keeper, confessed to stalking Roosevelt since September 14 and fired the shot claiming the third-term motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Inney
Roos
Theodorevelt
Milwaukee Monight
Colwell
Milwaukee
I Roosevelt
Treortidor
A. J. Mooney
Redy
Roosevelt
Col. Roosevelt
Henry F. Cochems
Geant Mooney
Sergeant Mooney
Col. Roogevelt
Chicago
John Schrank
New York
McKinley
Schrank
Olive Kemler Bride Foster
Olive Kemler Foster, daughter of Mr and Mrs Foster, is announced as a bride. The notice records a forthcoming marriage and family connections in a brief society item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Kemler Bride Foster
Kemler Roth wedding at Second National Church
Miss Erbelyn G. Ben maid of honor and Misses Anna Lou Barton Ella M. Raymer Bertha Schmidt Gertrude Ras attended the ceremony at 90 o'clock on Saturday night. Rev Edward Ackinnon Gaylord performed the ceremony. Orley A. DeGraw of Marsh ia Wis served as best man. Orgo Kemler, Emory J. Smith Gordon Ry and Miley BE Hotchkissush were among guests. Chicago Record Herald
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pes Halon
Clive Kemler
George J. Kem
South Ridgeland Avenue
Park
Luciusroth
Foster
Edward “Ckinnon Gaylord
Erbelyn G. Benmaid
Taide
Anna Louis Barton
Ella M. Raymer
Ber
F. Schmidt
Gertrude
Ras
Orley A. DeGraw
Marshia
Wis
Orgo Kemler
Emory J. Smith
Gordon Ry
Miley BE
Chicago Record Herald
New Proprietor at the Nile Restaurant
J R Wilson has purchased the Nile from C D Derillis and took possession last week. Mrs Wilson will manage the business and continues the general restaurant and confectionery trade with plain service. The article notes Wilson will likely operate as German on factors locally, with plans for continuation of existing attendance and sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aremat
J. R. Wilson
Nile
C.D. Derillis
Possesaion
Successful District Meeting and Officers Elected
The 13th district Rebekah convention in this city began with a successful session. A large delegation attended as district officers were elected including President Mrs O R Lange vice president Mrs Wese Stevens Point warden Mrs H H Milbee city secretary and treasurer Mrs Coulthurst Plover. Appointive officers named include marshal Mrs Voight Coby conductor Miss Turner Amherst inside guardian Mrs McCoy Pittsville outside guardian Mrs Jarvis Unity chaplain Mrs Pitcher Plover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
O. R. Lange
Vity
Wese
Stevens Point
H. H. Milbee
City
Tressurer
Coulthurst
Plover
Marshall
Voight
Coby
Miss Turner
A Fine Repertoire Company Opens Week at Adler’s
Misa Thereza Martins with the Manghattan company opened a four week engagement at Adler's opera house on Monday night to a capacity audience. The troupe is praised as the best repertoire outfit here in months with high class productions offered at popular prices likely to fill the house all week.
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Misa Thereza Martins
Manghattan Company of
Adler
Opera House
Millinery at Lahr Building Offers Fall and Winter Hats
Ladies who patronize Miss Lueck Abbach's millinery in the Lahr building are assured competent service and complete satisfaction. A fine line of fall and winter hats.
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Lueckabbach
Lahr Building
Jfine
Automatic hay baling press wins U S patent and global interest
Ex-Alderman Fred Seehafer and William Prahl secure U S letters patent for an automatic self-tying hay press. The machine automates baling and wire tying, reducing labor and wire use, with plans for near term production in Marshfield and potential manufacture abroad. Patent coverage extends 17 years with possible renewal. Canada Germany and South America show strong interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Seehafer
William Prahl
U.S. Patent Office
Marshfield
Canada
O. K
Germany
Newark
N. J
Patent Office
Celebrated Silver Wedding of Mr and Mrs Albert Wenzel
Mr and Mrs Albert Wenzel celebrated their silver wedding with a Sunday gathering at their West Second Street home. A reception, a sumptuous supper, and an evening dance at the armory entertained over 100 guests. The Wenzels, German natives married 25 years ago, have lived in Marshfield ten years. Mr Wenzel works with Palace Meat Co. Their six children attended the festivities.
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Albert Wenzel
West Second Street
Armory
Wepzel
Germany
America
Marshfield
Wenzel
Palace Meat Co
May build hotel at Rhinelander by Marshfield operator
At a Rhinelander Advancement Association meeting in the Merchant State bank building Chas Blodgett proposed erecting a $75,000 hotel. Blodgett, owner of Marshfield’s Hotel Blodgett, is a recognized hotel man with wide business interests and financial standing. Action may be taken at a future meeting.
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Rhinelander Advancement Association
Merchant State Bank
Chas. Blodgett
Marshfield
Blodgett
Wisconsin
Rhinelander New North
Ball of Railway Council No 189 Held November 15
The annual ball of Railway Council No. 189 United Commercial Travelers will be held at the armory on Friday evening November 15 with music by the Second Regiment orchestra. Traveling men have been noted as fine entertainers and this event is expected to surpass prior efforts of the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railway Council No. 189
United Commercial Travelers
Second Regiment
Company A Grand Dance Opens Autumn Season at Armory
The grand dance of Company A, postponed from Oct 11 due to a heavy storm, will be held tonight at the armory. Music will be by the Second Regiment orchestra as military members promise a good time for guests, launching the autumn season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronsic
Second Regiment
Marriage of Martha M Zettler and Robert C Weber
This afternoon at three at Immattel's Lutheran church the marriage of Martha M Zettler and Robert C Weber will take place with Rev Thom officiating. The ceremony will be followed by a reception at the bride’s mother's home 403 West Sixty street and a wedding supper at 5 30. The couple plan a two week trip and will reside at 404 West Fifth street after November 1st.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Zettler
Robert C. Weber
Immattel’s
Martha M. Zettler
Thom
Helen Zettler
Frank Weber
Friede Longpap
Hattie Kehrberg
Uuas
West Sixty Street
Tomterht
West
Scone
St. Paul
Pelota
Minnesota
West Fifth Steet
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Crank
the Nile
Frad Seehafer
Rose Bros
Rhinelander
T. Ball
A. Ballyoniaht
R. B
Jemey Ribt
Childrens
Tmu
Roddis Veneer Co
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