Alfred Karlen's Accident Injures Left Eye
Alfred Karlen 20, of West Payne Street, discharged a 86 caliber revolver on his porch while aiming at ice in the yard. The bullet struck his nose and traced toward the eye. swelling hides the ball and doctors doubt skull involvement. Neighbor Ed Duckendorfer assisted. Karlen is resting but the ball remains unrecovered amid facial swelling.
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Alfred Karlen
West Payne Street
Loofbouton
Duckendorfer
Karlen
Townsril bin
Co. H
Two Volumes of Original Student Productions
The University Daily Cardinals notes two published volumes by S tunitz and Burke titled The Bad Professor's Book of Nightmares and More Nightmares for a Worse Professor. It praises the editions, warns of patronizing prose due to water color illustrations, and includes digressive text about ads, roasts, and a promotion for One Minute Congo Cure as a lung remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Daily Cardinals
C. Stunitz
L. C. Burke
Hera Snot
William Goat
Porthcourting
W. I. Trukenbrod
Isaf Church Sold for Franklin Cemetery Project
The Isaf church northwest of the city was sold by Miss Minerva Blorris to a newly formed association to build a church at Franklin cemetery. At Alf Kellys home a community meeting approved the transfer yesterday afternoon. The building will be torn down and lumber used for the Franklin church, with work to start at once and service expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iisf
Minerva Blorris
Franklin Cemetery
Alf. Kelly
Franklin
Madison Mill Grinds Slowly in Wisconsin Legislature
The ninth week of the 1999 Wisconsin legislative session ended with both houses adjourned until Monday night. Chief Clerk Nowell reported on assembly bills and senate actions, noting many measures pending or referred, and the session behind schedule. The Senate passed several minor bills and a seat for female workers was required in one act. other measures died or were laid over. Speaker Ray urged greater energy before sine die adjournment, likely before May 1.
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Madison
Wis
Mareh
Senate
Assembly
Nowell
Whitehead
Wisconsin
Haven
State Land Office
Mosher
Congress
BROOMS TO ADVANCE ACROSS NATION
A two day Palmer house Chicago meeting of broom manufacturers and dealers agreed on a shift in broom corn price. Roan corn now at 150 per ton, with broom prices rising from 2.50 to 8.00 as a 0.50 per dozen broom cost increase is planned. The rise is expected to apply nationwide and into British America.
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Palmer House
Chicago
United States
British America
Death Lurks At Skinner Bottom Bridge Rescue After Hour Long Submersion
Bechtold Andres a butter maker and post master drove into a deep water stretch near Skinner Bottom on Thursday night. His horse drowned and he survived after an hour in icy water. Mosner brothers heard splashing, pulled him from the water, and he was taken to Stearns and later home. The bottom bridge lacked a railing, the current was swift, and the loss of the horse and buggy prompted township damages.
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Bechtolt Andres
Stearns Bros. Creamery
Alto
Thorndey
Adama
Skinner Bottom
Mosner Brothers
Edward
Aleck
Jordan
Tim
Stearns
Ball
Pred J
Karlen
Frank Miller
Warren
Andrea
Woodford
Jordan Center
G. C. Stearns
Indies of Bethel Church Visit Mia Bussing Home
Abas Wells from Woodford visits Mia Bussing at her city home with church members from Bethel. They arrive with baskets and spend a pleasant day together enjoying a joyful social gathering.
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the Indies
of Bethel Church
Mia
Bunsing
Roy
Politics Warm Up Spices City Campaign Ahead
Mild spring weather has politics simmering with Republicans setting caucuses for Friday March 24. The city election looms in under six weeks as curbstone chatter and varied opinions flood the streets. Andrew Harper of Washington township visited the city and went to Teel hen Friday.
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Curbstons
Andrew Harper
Washington
City
Teel
Fingers Lost In Buzz Saw Accident Near Town
August Rosenthal suffered severe hand injuries at the C Tochterman farm six miles west of town when a buzz saw pulled a stick and pulled his hand into the blade. Doctors at Dr. Confer’s office amputated the ring finger at the joint and saved portions of the other fingers though the index and middle fingers were severely damaged. The young man displayed nerve and calm under treatment, with prognosis uncertain for full recovery of the injured hand.
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Toohterman Place
Rusunthal
United in wedlock Kubli Benkent miss and Fred Beuhart
Miss Fannieubli and Mr Fred Beuhart ward quietly wed at St Johns parsonage Wednesday afternoon by Rev Paul A Schuh. They left for the Eley farm southeast of the city to begin a home. The bride is daughter of Rudolph Kubli on a farm east of town. Both are well known in the city and have many friends who wish them happiness.
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Kubli
Benkent
Fannieubli
Fred Beuhart Ward
St. John's ‘Parsonage
Paul A. Schuh
Eley Farm
Rudolph Kabli
Proom
Mey
Officer Wallace Woohrane in charge of Evening Republican
The Evening Republican now has Officer Wallace Woohrane in charge and acts as mortgage agent for the plant sale. The auction was postponed two weeks to allow owners time to dispose of the property. Creditors issue the paper while awaiting a possible sale. Also a brief note endorses a cough remedy, Minute Gough Cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Woohrane
Evening Republican
Janesville
MAY LOSE THE EYE Alfred Karlen Faces Severe Injury
Alfred Karlen who discharged a loaded revolver in his face Thursday afternoon may lose the sight of the left eye. Doctors report the bullet behind the eye under the skull base, with removal likely and rapid swelling reduction planned to prevent blood poisoning. The patient rests well, remains bright and active, and may recover except for the eye.
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Alfred Karlen
Carl Steiger
Milwaukee
Chicago
Tie
Jury Frees Rhyn er A Free Man Again
John Rhyner walks free after a jury in Green County Circuit Court acquits him of a serious charge. Judge Bennett pardons him, praising defense attorney P. J. Clawson for clarifying the case and creating reasonable doubt. Jury ballots dominated by acquittal, term briefly noted as the lightest in years.
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John Rhyner
Bennett
Grant
Janesville
Rhyner
P. J. Clawson
Bonaoati
Jeff
Catherine McCormish
John Herndon
Lancaster
Green County
Back to Return Ordered for Wisconsin Military Officer
Chief muster officer Caldwell Vo Reioly Rygt Tans orders the restoration of duties for state military affairs. Frank oM Caldwell, former lieutenant colonel of the Fourth Wisconsin and late commander of the Seventh United States Cavalry, has been mustered out and assigned elsewhere.
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Willian L. Back
Tits Ten
Eliet
Wissonsin
Caldwell
Seventh
United States Cavalry
Wisconsin
Casper Aultman Takes His Life Inquest Held Saturday
Casper Aultman a well to do skinner farmer living west of the bridge died by his own hand Saturday in his barn. The body was found around dawn and cut down by family. inquest to be held with Justice Ruegger and Dr Steiger in attendance. He left a wife and two children and was about 45 years old. Alcohol use was noted as a probable factor. he spent Friday evening with his brother and left at 8 o'clock unaware of any danger.
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Casper Aultman
Yost Aultman
Edw. Ruegger
Carl Steiger
Ile
Yest Auliuan
Literary program by Woman's club features Greece papers
The Woman's club held a March meeting with thirty five members attending. Mrs Mary Pietzsch chaired the evening on Forum and Home with papers on Pericles Aeschines and Demosthenes by Mrs Helen Stone Treat read in her absence, Social Life in Greece by Mrs Anna Clark, and Damon and Pythias by Mrs Minnie Graigo. An upcoming event on March 15 at the Universalist church center, with an admission fee of twenty five cents for non teachers, was announced along with a varied program including living pictures.
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Woman's Club
Mary Pietzsch
Greece
Pericles
Atschines
Demosthenes
Helen Stone Treat
But
Ulus
Martha Relf
Bay of the Universalist Church
Vablawax d
Rigue Group
Montyh Ou Groulk
Willy Living Pictures
Rey Clark
Helene Troy
Mes
Phra Shriver
Mary Mediewett
Sippho
Atle Iatheya Tall
Gleopare
Lizzie Allen
Doytthia
Nora
Miss Ola
Miso
Trika Staneny
S. Youn
Wea
Shah
Virginia
Wolin
Milas
Mitton
Bum
Life Race Nearing End in Wisconsin Community
Tadeo Wa W. Bink, a prominent resident of Kies at the point of death, lies in a severe condition described as a grave ailment. The report notes the individual is well known across the county and has reached a high age, with the exact name and spellings reflecting OCR imperfections.
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Tadeo Wa W. Bink
Dothin
Wis
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Steve Stuntz
Isaf Church
Skinner
Bechtold Andrea
Skinner Bridge
Wells
August Robenthal
C. Tochterman
United
Janesville Evening Republican
Alfred Karler
Mdge Bennett
Anna Brerki
Tudolph Buerki
Old Country
Thos. Landsinger
Monte
Collfred Staufiacher
Tihirins Zentner
Pred C
Beck
Saurday
Edward Ruegger
Fine Literary
Fa W. Bind
Jefferson
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