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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1896

Page

9

Accidental gun deaths near Stratford and Kaukauna

Two young men died in hunting accidents within days of each other. Peter Frank of Kaukauna, 20, was accidentally shot while resting on a log during deer search near his cousins and died from a chest wound. Crank Wright, near Stratford, was killed instantly when a shotgun discharged while climbing a brush heap. Both incidents prompted funerals at local churches.

Peter Frank Kaulkanna Angel Boys Tex Mr. Frank Weber Peter Mr. Vrank Slandey St. John's Gatbalic Church Father Rigen Dawyt Stratford Tat Place Crank Wright

Fell Down an Elevator at Upham Factory

S Ladd, superintendent of the finishing rooms at Upham factory, narrowly escaped a serious injury Monday evening. While checking lights after supper he misjudged a path and fell into an elevator shaft to the basement, becoming unconscious with bruises but no broken bones. He will be laid up for one to two weeks.

S. Ladd Upham

A Mammoth Ballot to Be Used in Mall Election

The Lalor ballot will be the largest ever used in this state, printed on large sheets nearly a full Times page. It will include state, congressional, legislative, and county tickets with seven presidential fields arranged alphabetically: Democratic, Peoples’ Prohibition, Republican, National and Socialist Labor. The ballot will contain 171 names.

Democratia Peoples Prohibition

Duty to Perform: Republicans urge reelect of county officers

The piece advocates voting for Republican incumbents in Wood County, praising Hon. H. C. Wippermarn for the assembly, Do. Trous, Nick Berg, Nash Mitchell, Williams the district attorney, Havenor the county superintendent, Mr. Shea as clerk of court, Geo. H. Smith for sheriff, and Edward S. Renne for county clerk. It lauds two years of upright service, urging voters to reelect the present ticket and noting past party shifts and prior county progress.

Lathe H. C. Wipperman Buey Fife Whigh Cance Wood County Tess Trous Nick Berg Nash Micehell Register of Deeds Williams Phen Havenor Friends of Education Ben Shou Orrin Gray Shea Licket Geo. H. ‘Smith Sherry Edward S. Boone George Smith Edward Renne

Lost in Roessler’s Woods A Man Guides Home

A man called John the bushler wandered from a Roessler tailor shop into the country. After a long, confusing trek he blundered into Sandye’s farm house seeking shelter. He plans to return with a canteen and guide.

Roessler John the Bushler John Peece Dee Bord

Fire in the Lakr Block Engulfs Upper Story Rooms

A Monday 2:20 a.m. fire in the Lakr Block started in an upper story, quickly spreading through the back and front, forcing residents Nick Lahr, Thos Fitzgerald, Aronsd& Fildman, and Mr. Juhu to escape amid smoke. Despite extensive damage, authorities say the building was not gutted though interiors were badly burned. Loss estimates range 1500 to 2500 with insured stock totaling about 2000. fire officials praise the department for swift, effective action and suspect lamp explosion as the cause.

Genuin Ball Clothing Nick Lahr Thos. Fitzgerald Taf Orst Aronsd& Fildman Juhu Iuand Labe Flttzgerald Arons & Fildman Hahn

Ireland and the Flag in Archbishops Actions

The piece argues critics misjudge Archbishop Ireland for political commentary, not theology, noting his 1880s flag display at St John’s Cathedral during wartime. It compares to Archbishop Henr y’s earlier wartime act of raising the American flag, suggesting future readers will defend Ireland as patriotic amid political tensions.

Ireland Henri Milwaukee Figuhters Heno St. John's Cathedral Heari Mr. Sentinel

Campaign song piece by Gustav Kustermant in Green Bay

The fragment describes Gustav Kustermant of Green Bay speaking for sound money in the city, with guests including Wo. Noll Sr. and references a ceremonial song with German lyrics and calls for “Gutgeld” while urging public duty and national creed. John Speener noted as a masterly speaker for a tomorrow event.

Gustav Kustermant Green Bay Sound Money Wo. Noll, Sr

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Frank Kaukauna Homent Birger Bertrant Dad Sternenbarner Reid John. Speener Evenlter Bery & Masterly M’s. Upha the Peoples Store OUR Uphams
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