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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1911

Page

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Velvet Sprigirl Derailed Train Wreck Kills Three

The Soo Line No. 17 from Chicago to Duluth derailed near Freemont after a switch opened or displaced by unknown persons. Engineer Ed Kruger died, fireman injured, two hoboes killed, passengers shaken. New steel cars limited casualties. road reopened within hours.

Soo Line Chicago Duluth Freemont Gill’s Landing Ed. Kruger Nekoosa G. Siewert Oconto St. Joseph's Hospital

Gotch Wins Wrestling Match in Chicago on Labor Day

Frank Gotch defeated George Hackenschmidt in Chicago on Labor Day in a two fall victory. The first fall came in 14 minutes with a leg hold, the second in five minutes amid a crowd of about 35,000. Fred Beel watched from Gotch’s corner.

Frank Gotch George Hackenschmidt Chicago Labor Day Gotch Wickel Goteh Hackenschmidt Fred Beel

Pilgrimage to Holy Hill by Soo Line Excursion

A special excursion arranged for local Catholic congregations will travel from Marshfield Station at 1 51 p m Thursday to Holy Hill arriving 7 45 p m the same day. The return departs Holy Hill Friday at ? p m arriving Marshfield Saturday 2 35 p m. Tickets and details available from merchant John A Eicester who led the effort.

Soo Line Holy Hill Marshfield John A. Eicester

Fr Volz Returns From Europe Trip Renewed in Parish Work

Fr. Volz completed a three month journey through Europe resuming duties at St. Johns. He visited Bavaria Tyrol and the Rhine route with family home in Bavaria and the 200 year old house. He joined in mountaineering two weeks and observed Europe’s old world institutions then praised New York as the great city amid Broadway rebuilding. He traveled fastest boat there and slowest back, returning healthy and strengthened.

Fr. Vols Europe St. John's Voss Bavaria Tyrol Fr. Volz Joehrens German States Rhine New York Broadway Volz

Fred Wein Injured At Upham Planing Mill

Fred Wein a veteran Upham planing mill worker lost his left arm to a circular saw while clearing shavings at closing time Friday. He was taken to Dr Hayward for immediate treatment and his surgeons hope to save the arm. Wein has served the company about twenty years and his accident causes deep regret among management and coworkers.

Upham Fred Wein Wein Hayward Upham Company

Home Talent Play at Spencer Strikes Friday Night

One of the strongest home talent productions in Spencer will be staged at the M W A hall on Friday evening September 15. The three act comedy How the Husband Got Even features a strong local team in a lively community theater effort aimed at providing entertaining, homegrown entertainment for residents and visitors alike.

Spencer M. W. A. Hall

Fatal crossing accident near Ghill shocks town

Engineer J J Clune of the short line passenger train dragged to a halt after a crossing collision that killed August Kampen’s eleven year old son and left Kampen with serious injuries. The horse and buggy were wrecked and the boy died instantly while Kampen was later treated at Neillsville hospital. Clune, a 30 year veteran, had never before caused a fatal accident. The crew assisted the injured man and informed the heartbroken family.

Omaha Chili August Kampen Kampen Mr. Kampen Clune Neillsville Clnne Asa

Tragic Unexpected Death In Local Community

Mrs. Albert Kraemer of 408 West 4th Street died suddenly last Thursday morning after a brief relapse. She was 25, married four years, with one child three and a baby of unknown age. Funeral held Monday at Bakerville Church. husband and family receive community condolences. The article also notes Soo Line converting trains to all steel, with improved safety. and a local Labor Day baseball game where Catholic Foresters defeated the Elks 19 to 6, highlighted by strong pitching shows.

Albert Kraemer West 4Th Street Kraemer Christ Worl Catholic Foresters The Elks Jonn A. Thomas Foresters Carl Kuilans Dell Potter Ed Walsh

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the Holy Hill Marsheifld Upham Manufacturing Co Upham Furniture Beng Planing Mill Ghill Jack Cluna Warnted Hart Schaffner & Marx Langley Crawford RB. Trading R. B Soo Superior Superi
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