SEXTON'S WINDOW BROKEN BY RUNAWAY HORSE
A raw horse owned by John Rovhenberger of Rock City escaped while hitched to a covered carriage in front of the First National Bank. The animal bolted across the pavement, pulling the vehicle onto the curb before the harness gave way. No injuries are reported, but the incident caused breakage and panic among onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hls
Laenile’s
Sexton's
Joseph Schaffer
Mr. Schaffer
Sexton
Clara Gum- Ming
Daha Whit
John Rovhenberger
Rock
Cheely
First National Bank
Sexwu
Bowling Game Sparks New Amusement at McCurnick Store
Louis Haumann opens a bowling alley under the McCurnick Furniture store to draw liberal patronage. A Tuesday match pitted Irish and German players with Thoged and Pickwick figures in a lively contest, Lyons scoring 225 as the Irish won narrowly amid cheer and surprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Haumann
Newy
McCurnick Fhircester Company
Reese
John Hume
Lwighbors
Lyons
PUBLIC INSTRUCTORS RETURN TO CITY SCHOOLS
The public instructors arrived in the city over the weekend and have been housed and provided for. Several professors and teachers occupy new or existing residences on Park, Cherry, Cedar, and other streets while placements are finalized. The city schools opened Monday with limited activity due to Labor Day, but routine work resumes Tuesday with organized regions and steady study and instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toschersy
Publica
J. K. Borden
Wan
Nodl Sr
Park Avenue
Blanche Shearer
Jobo L. Winlker
Margaret Ashman
M. Deming
Silvia Hansberry
Waler Mason’s
Ville
Cherry Street
Lessig
E. A. Upham
Gibbs and
Hermely
P. Prescou
Alice Skinner
Bessie Everhard
HT. Welles’s
Haskins
A. Goensehius
Oola Ouiey
BK. Laindsing
Clara, McPherson
Mansion House
Mary McMillan
W. L
Arline Cass
Labor Day Observed By Local Unions In City Parade
Labor Day was celebrated last Monday by local labor unions led by the Woodworkers Union and other orders. A parade formed at Second and Majpile streets at about five o clock, marching to the park where open air dancing continued until 6 o clock. The event, begun in New York City in 1882 by the General Labor Union, has spread to many states and remains a legal holiday in most jurisdictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regsular
Abit
Horn Iibe
Kamps
Schribe
Pulian
Phip Adler
Ald. Wingey
Henry Shorter
Mullenhauer
Habe
Central Avenue
A.A. Kopheur
Council
Springbern
Terry Weyse
Heyoge
Lewise
Ute Gunnell
Davis & Starr Lumber Company
Phige
Sapte
Minyor
Whippwawa Falls
Whys
Shise
Ka al Meruny
Jon Hudgac
Lae Counen
Ald. Sheveln
Intiey
Kraos
Aldermutt Shupein
Cuian
Caspers
New York City
General Labse Union
Eayer
District of
Cuamota
Mielebor
New York
Humber
Inter
Devastating Storm Damages City Buildings and Homes
A severe late winter storm battered the city causing widespread damage. The Mansion House under repair lost its roof section while a temporary cover protected by tar paper held. occupants fled to safer parts of the hotel. The Tywall’s paper debris and furnishings suffered. repairs on the Mansion House continued with a large crew. Nearby, Frank Wadale’s dwelling in Third Ward sustained rear damage and disturbance to residents. Estimated total loss not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lys
Alemul
Adeqtioi
Assamtfort
McMulen
Uhre
Ababa
Wadale
Mig
Iba
Larnel
Ftoostout
Amoumy
Hunters Hear Open Season and Licenses Given in Marshfield
The first week of the hunting season brought local enthusiasm despite sparse catches. Marshfield listed license holders including W. D. Wheeler, Andrew Nielson, Geo. Strong, Otto Meyer, Chas. Hoeck, Wm. Rhodes, Wm. Broiler, Fred Gruber, and many others. Dense undergrowth hindered porridge? and hunting progress, yet excitement remains high among enthusiasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portridge
W. D. Wheeler
von Birth
Andrew Nielson
Bers Melovs
W. H. Brows
Geo. Strong
Man Wright
Aug. Purstenberg
Albert &. Gerwing
Andrew Mess
Valentine Weber
Chas. Schelpepery
Tortseh
Ferdinand Hirzy
Jacob Wilhelm
Wawin J. Tiaho
Ci A. Coon
W. A. Terry
Leo Conrooyer
Willie Hansen
Fred Knudson
L. Seidel
Wa. Witt
Chas
Lave Andrew Hurtle
Wilford Cumming
Fred Allman
Henry Roehboro
A. L. Broghs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Councie Proceedings
Vauue
Currett Ordnance—Library
Central Arena
Vind
Oscar Shverin
Pat Higyeen
Yan Whitey
Joko Hufey
Georges
John Thoms
Tafer
Roeester
Joan Brudancort
Mott Wright
John Seubert
Wet Glouts Rembs
Ladert
Henry Kalsched
the Woodworkers Union
Union Park
Henry Icke
B. Alvis
Wisconsin
Ebbe & Thompson
Marshfield, Wis
Leo Rose
Dope Lae
Boston Clothing House
W. F. Belcher
Prop
Tam
Gold Mine
Sheffield Milling Co
Fairbath
Minn
G. R. Gustafson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!