Surprise in First Ward in Monroe City Election
In Monroe, Jacob Reger Jr. wins a democratic alderman seat in the First Ward by sixteen votes, defeating E P Mitchell. In the Fourth Ward Bauman edges Kohli by two, and Adam Blumer sweeps the Third Ward with 132 votes to 73. Multiple wards report supervisors and justices, with Marshall re-elected supreme justice. Busse defeats Dunne for Chicago mayor by over 13,000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauman
Kohli
Adam Blumer
Jacob Reger, Jr
E. P. Mitchell
R. D. Gorham
Reger
Edward Kohli
E. F. Bauman
M. C. Gettings
Jacob Huffman
Election Board
Fred Miller
Mr. Blumer
Miller
A. F. Rote
W. T. Trukenbrod
Jacob Karlen, Jr
Blank
Justice of Peace
Thomas Luchsinger
Edw. Ruegger
Supreme Justice
Marshall
Scudder
Second Ward
W. F. Trakenbrod
J. H. Weber
I. N. Hale
Clarno
J. A. Bridge
Henry Trumpy
Otto Priewe
Zemii
J. H. Ostrander
Chas
F. Grenzow
Herman Nix
Ben Hoyland
Mark Randall
Jordan
Lewis Boynton
Thos. Connors
Henry Stauffacher
John Hanson
Frank Arthur
John Kundert, Jr
Lewis Speich
T. D. Remington
J. A
O’connor
Geigel
Houser
Collentine
Elmer
John A. Elmer
Dorty
Smith
Kundert
Kreuger
Thorp
Penn
Washington
Fred K. Hefty
A. M. Hefty
John C. Becker
Robert Theiler
J. B. Purcell
John Moritz
Fred M. Kundert
W. E. Stauffacher
Rouset D. Marshall
State Supreme Court
H. T. Scudder
Marinette
Justice Marshall
Taylor
Busse
Dunne
Fred A. Busse
Edward F. Dunne
Chicago
Real Estate Transfers and Local Tailor Ad
Real estate sales include James Carroll to Chas Miller fractional lot seven section two Clarno for 1.50. W R Lewis to George Pryce parcel section five Decatur for 2400. John A Burt to Anton Anderson 111 acres section fourteen Decatur for 3996. Marie Everson to H H Rindye three block forty six Brodhead for 3000. R B Gifford and E P Mitchell to Jane J Galusha eighty acres section thirty six Adams for 1. E P Skinner to A If Allen four lots five and seven block sixty one Brodhead for 900. George Bleiler to Frank E Millman lot twenty nine Grandven add city of Monroe for 250. L J Wilmer, fashionable tailor, offers spring samples and selections now. Workmanship and style guaranteed. Shop over Schiesser's Book store.
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James Carroll
Chas. E. Miller
Clarno
W. R. Lewis
George Pryce
Decatur
John A. Burt
Anton Anderson
Marie Everson
H. H Rindye
Brodhead
R. B. Gifford
E. P. Mitchell
Jane J. Galusha
Adams
E. P. Skinner
A. If Allen
George Bleiler
Frank E. Millman
Grandven
City of
Monroe
L. J. Wilmer
Schiesser
Tribute to Cooper by Racine Legislators
Racine neighbors publish a laudatory address praising Henry A. Cooper for his public service and integrity. They highlight his early reform leadership, opposition to Pacific railroad funding, and advocacy for government control of interstate rates, urging him as a worthy United States senator.
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H. A. Cooper
Racine
Wisconsin
Henry Allen Cooper
Congress
Cooper
Ocean
Pacific Railroad
Mr. Cooper
Milwaukee Sentinel
Hal Cooper
Pacific Railroads Committee
Reed
United States
House of Congress
Roosevelt
Milwaukee Free Press
Committee On Insular Affairs
Robert M. la Follettte
United States Senate
Mortuary Record for 80-Year-Old County Farm Inmate
John Richardson aged 80 died Monday in the county farm insane department where he had lived forty years. The body was shipped to Madison Tuesday for interment.
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John Richardson
Madison
Weather forecast for Chicago showers and cold turn
The official forecast for Chicago says showers this afternoon with a threatening, much colder night. Friday will be fair.
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Chicago
Monroe Firemen Plan Old Fashion Fourth Celebration
Monroe fire department seeks financial support from local business leaders to back a traditional July Fourth celebration. They have secured options on two halls for dances and aim to surpass a previous successful event, with officers and an amusement committee already elected.
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Monroe
Josh Streiff
J. C. Blumer
F. G. Sickinger
W. W. Chadwick
Amusement Fund
F. A. Shriner
N. B. Treat
Otto Kundert
Kay Crow
Bert Savings
Bert Sickinger
John D. German
Citizens lecture committee plans next year's course
The Monroe Business Institute hosted a meeting to discuss a stronger program for next year costing about $600, higher than last winter's $500. Officers were elected: President Geo W Swartz, Vice President C W Twining, Secretary J F Mauermann, Treasurer J H Durst. The committee may expand to about one hundred members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens
Monroe Business Institute
Geo. W. Swartz
C. W. Twining
J. F. Mauermann
J. H. Durst
Cattle shipment for Japan from Juda dairy breeder
Lee Legler of Juda sold three car loads of pure bred Holstein Freshian cattle to three men sent from Japan to buy dairy stock. The cattle will be en route in ninety days.
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Lee Legler
Juda
Japan
Thaw Found Not Insane by Lunacy Commission
New York April 4 Harry Thaw declared not insane at present by the lunacy commission allowing murder trial to proceed.
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the Times
New York
Harry Thaw
Weirich Divorce Proceeding Filed by Mrs Christie Weirich
Mrs Christie E Weirich files for divorce from John A Weirich alleging cruel treatment. Papers issued by attorneys J M Becker and A S Douglas and placed with Sheriff M C Durst. The couple, residents of 327 South Fulton Street, are parents of two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie E. Weirich
John A. Weirich
J. M. Becker
A. S. Douglas
Weirich
M. C. Durst
South
Fulton Street
Quiet City Matrimonial for Blanche Rean and Jesse Nee
Miss Blanche E. Rean and Mr. Jesse C. Nee were secretly married at 7 last evening at the Reans’ home. Justice Thomas Luchsinger officiated. bridesmaids Maud Darling and Gladys Crouch aided. The couple honeymoon in Milwaukee then Stoughton and will reside temporarily in Stoughton. A rice shower greeted them at the depot. Congratulatory wishes poured in from friends. Also Miss Anna Disch of Monticello and Josiah Crouch of Washington were wed in Freeport Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche E. Rean
Jesse C. Nee
M. W. Rean
North
Jefferson Street
Justice of the Peace
Thomas Luchsinger
Maud Darling
Gladys Crouch
Milwaukee
Stoughton
Mrs. Bean
Anna Disch
Monticello
Josiah Crouch
Washington
Freeport
Burned hand incident and real estate listings
B. G. Treat suffered a severe burn on his left hand from a lit paper match igniting the folder case and he had a physician dress the wound. Ett er and Treat have been distributing matches for advertising. For sale six splendid blocks near the courthouse at 600 each. Fourteen lots near the square priced 3800 and 400. O. H. Atherton, J.
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B. G. Treat
Etter & Treat
Mr. Treat
Court House
O. H. Atherton, J
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Cadiz
George Campbell
R. H. Steitz
Sever Severson
A. J. Spece
Ed. McDonald
C. C. Craige
Phillip Allen
D. N. Wolf
Blanchardville
Argyle
Dodgeville
Orfordville
Albany
Browntown
Mortuary Record
Weather Forecast
Citizens Committee
L. G. Legler
Lunacy Commission
Rean-Nee
Disch-Crouch
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