City Council Proceedings Hearments and Market Plans
The common council met in regular session with Mayor Horn presiding. Actions included approving a theater operation license transfer, approving per month compensation for Koplen’s sprinkling duties, and referencing an outdoor market site on Maple Street for $1,000. The report noted library funding, road and sidewalk work, furniture for city offices, and a runaway street accident with injuries including Joseph Schatfer and Clara Cumming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gounell
Mayer Horn
Kamps Atic Herbe
Audi
Phinp Adler
Enceyy
Ald
Finney
Aldermen
Alderman Krav
Pelilion Vie Siloon
Teorey Shoruewr
Mulleplauer
Haha
Cente, Avenue
Third Siren Gammritier
Enuscler Pollbtion of
S. A
Koplein
Thosiy Reese
Salogn
Board of
Mquidlavnon
Davis & Stare Lumber Company
Ux Gontust
Pie
Ailive
W. IT
Upham
Cracratt
Ue Vitarte
Bello
Ilerman ‘Pherali
Ehregluis
Maple Street
Fourth
Pith
Fagger
Ween Toshuchedd
Wits
Pourih Street
Pughe Works
Milla
Bavon
Nus
Winyar Appuinte
Chippewa Ralls
Appuintel
Holfau
Une Department
Lrabste
Mingeeration
Soe
Hey Hee Company
AL Sheerin, Pinney
Kewus
Sexton’s Window Broken in Frightened Runaway Horse Incident
A horse owned by John Bouhpberser ran wild after an exhibition in Ruck county, breaking Sexton’s window. The animal bolted along pavement near the National Bank, rearing and crashing into a vehicle, with two teams pulled to the curb as bystanders watched the dangerous moment unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bouhepberser
Ruck
Sexton
Shem
Bowling Clash Marks New Amusement Hall Debut
Louis Baumann bases and opens a bowling hall under McCormick Harvester stock with two first class alleys. A Tuesday event pitted Irish residents against Germans in a ten player per side match, yielding a narrow Irish victory amid strong scores and notable bowling. Lyons led scoring while Pickwick and Hume impressed for the Irish team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Baumann
Bainting
McCormick Harvester Company
Trish
Mingin
Mnany Peronlal Cutung
Revse
Hume
Cohimun
Vale Rye
Lyons
Ube
Public Instructors Return to City Schools
The article details teachers returning to assignments after Labor Day with many securing housing in Min Wan, Park Avenue, Cherry Street and nearby areas. It notes formal opening of Cay City schools on Monday with limited work due to Labor Day observance and staff organization.
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Borden
Min Wan Noll St
Park Avenue
Blanche Shearee
Jehu St
Yoolker
Oo Park Avenue
Margaret Ashman
A. Goetschivs
Enoa Oakley
Tindsiey
Clara McPhersod
Mary McMisien
le Live
Norwood
B. A. Tross
Cudar Street
Misa Houlsh Brickles
Labor Day Observed By Local Unions Parade and Park Dance
Labor Day was celebrated by a local labor union in a parade by the Woodworkers' Union and other orders, followed by open air dancing in Union Park. The event featured the Second Street corner as a gathering point, with the Second Reeymank Band leading to the park for music and dancing. The piece notes Labor Day’s origin in New York City and its spread, becoming a legal holiday in many states.
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Union Park
Second
Maple Streets
Thabo Tee Eeluck
Felly
Reeymank
Mie Park
Festies
Gareluck
Gaspers
New York City
Central Labor Catun
Licdiy
United States
Disteler
Columbia
PSS
Central Labor Union
New York
Ravages of the Storm Fiend at Manston House
A severe Tuesday night storm damaged Manston House during repairs and struck the residence of Frank Wadak in the Third Ward. Lightning caused rear damage while occupants sought shelter as windows broke and tar paper protections failed. hotel renovations continue with a planned three story, expanded building. Losses to proprietor McMul len estimated between 200 and BOG, with flooding and disruption noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manston House
Frank Wadak
Eahier
Stoney
Abobe Mansion House
McMul
McMotlen
Amea
Prank Wadak
Sfethwu
Abuve Siu
Opening of hunting season draws dense crowds and licenses listed
Hunters throng the woods as season opens amid excitement among enthusiasts. The piece notes dense undergrowth hinders partridge and pheasant pursuits and lists names of citizens who obtained hunting licenses before September 1.
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WD. Wheeler
Wendirth
Andrew Nielson
Bert McLees
W. H. Brown
Geo. Siranz
Mary Wright
Aug. Purstenverge
Albert E. Gerwing
Andrew Mess
Valentine Weber
Chas
Schelpeper
Pew
Tovisch
Geo. W. Uphant
John Tyand
John Weber
Hail
Wepter
Caas
Beet
Faul
Ringlemaire
Ite Meyer
Rrnest
Wanger
Peter Specht
John Witt
Lenter
Aug
Bohmsach
Frank Gruber
Wm. Preifer
Predegal
We. TV
Rhodes
Fred Bauer
Albert Werner
John A
Ready-made or tailored clothing choice ad pitch
An advertisement invites readers to choose tailored clothing over ready-made items, promising selection of cloth pattern style pockets and quantities, and the ability to pay a bit more for exactly what they want rather than settling for premade garments.
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Council Proceedings
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Lavinle
Bong
Postonce
Joseph Schatfer
Mr. Schatfer
Io Dedge
Jin
Clara Cumming
John White
Wil
Asanaway Morse
Hanmant
Tou
Oscar Sheerh
Pat Vitydens Lyons
White
Tin Fe
Tan Lyons
Georgy
Nat
AL Roussle
Louis Rens
Jay Pac
Woodworkers Union
Union
Notting Agard
Mansion House
B. Elvis
Warshfield
Wisconsin
Ebbe & Thompson
M. & S. E. Depot
Marshfield, Wis
Leo Rose
Ing
Boston Clothing House
W. F. Belcher
Prop
Lam
Sheffield Milling Co
Fairbault
Minn
G. R. Gustafson
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