Death of Orlando Culver Pioneer Resident of Waukewin
Orlando Culver died at 6 o clock this morning in Waukonas Wisconsin after several months of ill health and a paralysis stroke three weeks prior at age 68. A New England stock immigrant, Culver served three years in the V ith Wisconsin Volunteers during the Civil War, rising to sergeant and earning honors. He held numerous public offices including village president and county supervisor and was a longtime leader in local religious and civic groups. He is survived by three daughters and other relatives, with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Wis
Orlando Culver
Waukewin
New England
Mr. Culver
New York
Spervis Ora
Cone Ee
Culver
Mbeya
Charro
Lown
Imia Ling
Fire Devastates Bake Shop. Tenant, Firemen Recover
In Lac du Flambeau Wisconsin a fire engulfed a bake shop injuring workers. Arthur Schwebke and Sred Wont were trapped, suffocated, and saved as the department evacuated surrounding structures. Reich Gerbach estimates losses between two and three thousand dollars while one man narrowly escaped.
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Wis
Neil
Phu
Owen Kane
Wawarnt
Duke Slo
Arthur Sehwebke
Asteay
Ee Bne
Gerbacht
Hold Up Man Who Gave Them Dinner
A Wisconsin report recalls a dine and dash incident at a Star restaurant. Two trampe and an inebriated man seized money after being fed, but the cash remains unrecovered. Gray is named as the person asked for help after the meal.
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Wis
Ivay
New Orleans
Yesterdlay
Sas
Gray
Wisconsin Supreme Court meets with most justices on bench
Justice Bardeen III reports the Wisconsin supreme court convened this morning with nearly all justices present on the bench except Judge Gurioe who is ill with stomach trouble. Several minor motions were disposed of before the menring of arguments.
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Mailisen
Wis
Supreme Court
Gurioe
Uunor
Madison General Hospital Chief Seeks Urgent Treatment
Col L J Rusk III of Madison Wik, head of the state board of examiners Coy, was admitted to Madison General Hospital after a fall. He faces possible surgery and will remain for observation and treatment.
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State Board of Examiners
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J. Ale
Chippewa Malls
State Board of Examiners Coy
Madison
FARMERS BURNED OUT IN WISCONSIN FIRE
A farm in Turse Douhike, Alzoma, Wis, saw buildings burn after a spark from a traction engine started a blaze. A large barn, stable, stock barns, cattle, horses, fowl, and machinery were destroyed. Losss include 3500 dollars value and 2000 insurance. The Stilwell estate in Plainfield also burned with farm buildings and livestock, claiming several horses and implements lost. Authorities suspect arson.
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Alzoma
Wis
Turse Douhike
Plainfield
C. J. Stilwell
Man in Fond du Lac Depot Drama Stirs Police Seek Suspect
Fond du Lac Wis Sept 2 Special ticket agent of the North Western reports a bold man entered the depot announcing he was sent to “get sext ur the area” and then disappeared into the crowd. Patrons and clerks watched as the figure mixed with officials before slipping away. Police and watchmen set up to capture the offender as investigators recount the odd incident and description.
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Fond du Tac
Wis
North
Depatini
Apuratar
Tanita
Mak Lew
Oshkosh
Apluien
Chilton's Big Day Opens Appleton Event
Chiten W reports Chilean sodliee draws huge crowd across the university. Appleton visitors mingle as speeches and music fill the evening. Notable attendees include Winkler of Milwaukee and Rev. F. Clifford. The gathering ends with a formal toast and plans for future commemorations.
Wreck at Kaukauna disrupts freight train near town
In Kaukauna Wisconsin on September 2 a Wisconsin joiner line wreck occurred when a Cincinnati Colimbus and St Louis Mat car and a clover fuller and threshing machine were struck by a heavy freight train. The first car jackknifed into the ditch and wrecking crews were dispatched to clear the debris amid a near collision involving a brake crew.
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Kauksana
Wis
Trent
Wisconsin
Cincinnati Colimibrs & St. Loue
Ato Achland Division
A Upeay Tech
Wisconsin bar exam results announced in Madison
The September bar exam results were announced at night. Of 38 applicants, 14 passed led by B D Minehan Chilton with 96 out of 100. Names including James B Leedom Milwaukee and Irving G Mills Racine appear. one passer Irving Mills later died from nervous prostration after WWI study.
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Madison
Wis
B.D. Minehan
Chilton
Bighest
Bei Hing
Spence
Milsaukee
Harry
Irving G. Mills
Ractos
Killed While Teaching Men in Wisconsin Incident
In Racine Wisconsin on September 2 a 45 year old man Chris Paprke died after being thrown into an open sewer while showing men how to operate a road scraper. He sustained injuries from which he died.
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Wis
Chri Paprke
Wreck and Washout Cause Fatal Midwest Train Crash
Milwaukeean details a fatal wreck on the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha line near Fairchild. Engineer Wallace saved passengers by stopping the train before washout. he perished. Conductor Gilles and others injured but recoverable. Body of Robertson recovered. repairs delayed rail service for hours.
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Wit
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Galeagy-Dul Limited
Omaha
Davuth
Chicago
Worth-Western
Tuerrain
Faircchild
Gilles
Wallate
Am Ita
Stan
Arman
Milwaukee Train Disaster Details From Survivor Account
A Milwaukee passenger recalls a deadly derailment on a moving train near Ar Lloyd Street. He describes passengers' calm, brave actions, rescue efforts, and the shock of scalding steam as bodies were recovered, with one man dying in the wreck and others saved by quick thinking and teamwork.
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Milweukee
Wis
Lspecin
Carater Deiler
Milwaukee
Lloyd Street
Hia
Wisconsin
Mr. More
Ltte Pease
Paiva
Wapmeer
Buia
Cain
Walace
Iby
Sthippre Tay
Bridegroom Dies in Wreck on Rain Swamped Line
Passengers endured long delays after a wreck stalled a train near Fairchild in heavy rain. Relief crews worked despite poor track conditions, two wrecking trains aided, and the bridegroom, a 14 day newlywed, died in the incident. The engineer, a 20 year veteran, also perished. his bride had married just two weeks earlier. The couple had planned their life in Minneapolis. Mr Merz reached Milwaukee after the accident, with the wedding set for Sunday evening.
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Fairchild
Wayneral
Faircbird
Dremon
Minneapolis
Merz
Milhwaukee
Bo'clark
Two Other Wrecks on Northwestern Near Marshfield
Milwaukee report on heavy Saturday rains causing a Northwestern line wreck near Marshfield. Princeton division train No. 672 drawing by Conductor Burden and Engineer Loum derailed on a washed low-curve roadbed, engines and Milwaukee sleepers dragged in ditch. No fatalities. engineer and crew escaped unharmed as wreck reached Milwaukee eleven days later.
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Chin Wan
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Chiemga
Greman
Alilwauk
WILDE INJURED IN RAIL WRECK NEAR MILWAUKEE
RALPH H. WILDE OF BILWAUKEE INJURED IN A TRAIN WRECK DURING A SEVERE STORM THAT STRUCK SOUTHERN WISCONSIN AND MINNESOTA SATURDAY NIGHT. THE WRECK KILLED THREE PASSENGERS AND INJURED OVER THIRTY, WITH SIX Couches THROWN FROM THE TRAIN AND A WRECKAGE SCENE DESCRIBED AS WIDELY SCATTERED ALONG THE TRACK. WILDE REPORTEDLY SUFFERING INTERNAL INJURIES AND REMAINING IN Milwaukee CARE AT COMPANY PHYSICIANS' CARE IN MINNESOTA.
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Bilwaukon
Wis
Wise
Minnesota
Tealph H. Wilde
Howe
Mibwaukee
Wuseea
Min
Trains Delayed on Milwaukee Road River Division
River Division trains delayed over twelve hours due to flooding near Lake City and Mississippi overflow. The La Crosse division also suspended. Weather and high water caused extensive service disruption across the Milwaukee Road system with damage and widespread delays.
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Gianien
Milwaukee
Exemared
Mississippi
Meluys
Bridges Washed Out In Wisconsin Storm Disaster
In Ten Crosse Wisconsin a severe storm washed out bridges and flooded areas around Lake Pepin. The event affected western Wisconsin communities and caused damage to residences including a house near Peterson. No injuries are reported among occupants as crews assess the destruction.
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Stort
Wigeansi Apie
Pepin
Rhe
Sibwaukee
St. Paul
Thie Gurlington
Peterson
Hehenina
Wsecom Wa Mae House
Stricken in Pulpit Racine Pastor Collapses During Sermon
A Racine pastor suddenly collapsed during a sermon yesterday. Paramedics and attendees aided him as he experienced a severe medical episode in the pulpit. He was removed from the service for treatment, with details of his condition and prognosis not yet disclosed.
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Racine
Rescue Saves Young Girl in Mississippi River
Ta Crosse Wisconsin reports secretary Lov Arnne Rin barge of New Wood Works and Nichols Timber Company president Billy Nichols helped save Emily Paterson an 18 year old girl who nearly drowned after slipping while examining the river. Robarge arrived and she was rescued.
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Wis
Rinbarge
Neve! Wood Works
Bila Nichols
Nichols Tin Ber Company
Emily Paterson
Mississippi
Robarge
Hillsboro Banker L H E Webster Dies After Illness
Hillsboro Wisconsin September 1. L H E Webster, 60, proprietor of Citizens Bank of Hillsboro, died at his home Sunday morning after a brief illness. A prominent member of the Masonic fraternity, he was known for his community role and financial leadership in the village. The obituary notes his estimated worth about $2,000.
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Wis
L. H. E. Wetutes
Citizens’ Bank
Forest Fires Dying Out In Rhinelander Wis
Forest fires in Rhinelander Wisconsin are gradually dying down after farmers faced fear. Conditions have improved and there is no immediate danger in the near future.
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Rhinelander
Wis
Holdup Men Arrested After Stoughton Robbery
James Bailey and Joseph Baker, arrested near Stoughton, Wisconsin, charged with holdup near Evansville. They pleaded guilty before Judge Donovan and face sentencing Tuesday. Victims, John and Ned Nelms, resisted at gunpoint as two men took a purse and $18 from the carryall. Stolen goods included $25 in valuables. money bag found along road. Suspects claimed ignorance of theft. Bailey and Baker held on preliminary exam then sent to county court.
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Wis
James Bailey
Joseph Baker
Yeaterdas
John
Bred Nelms
Evansville
Donovan
Stongston
Nelwa
Stoushton
Hock
Ponesville
Baker
Bailes
Staughton
Stoughton
Ired
Nelas
Evalville
Jobo
Baker Beares
As Broughton
Byanevile
Bailey Wither
Nelms
Laker Nixo
Nelsos
Bailey
Currier
Bert
Boy Dies in Railroad Tragedy After Rescue Attempt
A 6 year old boy named Brovn was found with a leg trapped on the railroad tracks. A nearby rescuer pulled him free but he was run over by a passing train. The incident shocked the village as residents debated the dangerous tracks and officials investigated the near tragedy.
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Wlage
aAranmanian
Sma
Jay
Ongst
Disgengeri Distinte
Lightning Strikes Kill Horses in Oscoola Area
A severe electrical storm near Oscoola Wisconsin last evening killed three horses belonging to Abe Stavent near Hag son. A threshing machine operator and two teams were reportedly caught in the storm. The incident caused significant farmyard damage and left witnesses puzzled by the lightning’s path and impact.
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Oscoola
Wis
Speria
Aed
Hag
Abe Stavent
Herey
Vyas
Oldest Resident in Szate Visits Kankauna
An elderly resident, claimed as the oldest settler, is visiting Kankauna. The report notes age around 80 with families and long residence, describing the long trek and endurance of age, and mentions associates in the West Camp and local figures.
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West J
T Kankauna
Two Rivers Mill Incorporation Reported in Wisconsin
Two Rivers Wis mis 30 Byier cites the Two Rivers mill stock company formed with capital of 6000 dollars. Carl Selnudt founded the firm years ago, now expanding business. The Hamilton Company will add no new points until temporary building removals are completed.
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Wis
Byier Cit
Guttis Pang
Carl Selnudt Mal
Hamilton Company
Village Bank Burglarized in Tiverton Night Raid
A damaged report from Tiverton describes burglars visiting the village on a Thursday night. They attempted to blow open a bank vault using noisy means but did not get past the first two doors, leaving the scene with no theft recorded and limited details available.
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Appleton
Wis
Tiverton
China
Kilbourn Mirror-Gazette Sold and Editor to Stay On
Kilbourn Wisconsin August 30. Special Biitor J. E. Jones of Kilbourn Mirror-Gazette states Editor Wheeler of Neadsburg will remain connected with the paper for a time. The note follows news of the sale of the Kilbourn paper and frontage changes.
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Kilbourn
Spencerian Business College Ad Declares Superior Training
An advertisement promotes Spencerian Business College offering shorthand and business courses with strong leadership and a long history since 1863. It notes September 2 start, open enrollment any time, and invites inquiries at the Darm Hess College address on Wisconsin Street and Broadhway, Milwaukee.
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Spermcorian Business Colege
Conaciensious
Uy Crm
Spenverian Suyiong College
Reat Wigins
Andress Spencers
Dumhess College
Wisconsin
Street
Broadhvay
Mittrankee
Wis
Died shielding little ones as fires devastate Turkish village
In a Turkish tragedy a fire swept a Galf of Txnidt village wiping out over 200 homes. Birds and villagers endured a brutal blaze. five or three birds sheltered in barns as the flames spread. The story notes a later quiet period with no rescue attempts.
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Turkey
Benefic to Farmers From International Harvest Company
The article discusses the formation of the International Harvest Company merging five leading harvester manufacturers. It argues consolidation will lower costs, stabilize prices, and benefit farmers by reducing equipment prices and improving supply. It lists officers, directors, and notes the company aims to centralize stock and accelerate production.
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International Larvester Company
Casine Met
Wituafaeturess
Bas Wade
Wes Hot Ie Stack
Ink A Centel
Culincreetite
Verral Sil Tangille Assety
Muerd
Ik Bevige
Pall
Mauve Fieturers
Theiy
Uy Taturnariual Harvestur Company
Othvess
Ace
Proskient
Gyre TA
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Chalrann Exvoutye Goninitter
Chackes
Chiles Finance
George W
Meiuhines
Paper Teeth Promise Inexpensive Dental Innovation
A fragment discusses paper teeth as a German dental advance, claiming equal performance to porcelain teeth at lower cost and greater break resistance. It asserts they are less susceptible to temperature changes and suitable for widespread use, though the text is unclear on specifics.
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Germany
Lemperstire
Donkeye are Mumorone in British Isles list
A fragmented note claims there are 390,000 donkeys in the British Isles while Spain and Portugal hold over 2,200,000. The text blends unclear terms Donkeye Mumorone with regional donkey counts, lacking clear sourcing or dates.
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British Isles
Spain
Portugal
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