Milwaukees Golden Jubilee Concert by Metropolitan Soloists
Milwaukee hosts a grand concert celebrating the state's Golden Jubilee with noted Metropolitan Opera soloists including Madame Cadell and David Bispham. Railroads offer reduced fares for attendees as plans include an all star performance by local and visiting musicians, orchestras, and choirs in an event praised for its cultural and civic significance.
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Weather Report Brief Incomplete Readable Fragments
A partial weather briefing notes the late system is returning to deck, with an update expected today. Limited readable details mention rain uncertainty and temperature ranges, but specific cities or times are not clear.
Monroe council and fire department meet in April 1900 notes
The Monroe council held its regular meeting with all members present and minutes read. Water and lights committee reports street improvements and authority for sidewalk work, while fire department officers were announced for the year. Several items on property, donations, and local notices follow in the April 11 1900 report from Monroe Wisconsin.
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Signs May Come Down In Il City
Jeweler G Van Wagenen planned a sidewalk sign on the square, featuring his mime. A large watch sign was halted by Marsh Blunt. He appealed to the mayor and aldermen but city ordinance bars signs over the street. Van Wagenen had helped pass the rule and now threatens to seek removals of other contravening signs.
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Pred German
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Hansard Belophoud and Wlectrie Company
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IL. G. van Wageren
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Inas Muich
City considers removing dead wires from buildings
The council debated removing dead utility wires after service ends to reduce fire risk. The judiciary committee was assigned the measure after notes of many dead wires found around the city. Local residents and several named individuals were noted arriving home or traveling, with a funeral in Madison adding context to the day.
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Coupon schemes seizing Chicago markets prompt warnings
A Chicago paper reports a citywide coupon craze with endless chain schemes offering furniture, hats, shoes, and silks as premiums. Each five coupon book costs 1.20, sells for 20 cents per coupon, and promises prizes worth much more, but inspectors warn most schemes lack real roots and collapse as buyers lose money.
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CM and St P Ry excursion signs issued for travel
The CM and St P Railway announces excursion signs for trips to points north south and west with sales on May 1 15 and June 1. First class round trip fare noted though details are garbled. Incidental names include POW Bien and age.
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Weather forecast for Wisconsin from Tollay bureau
Tollay's forecast announces warmer conditions for Wisconsin with showers possible and rain on Thursday and Friday. A county agent notes spring fruit tree sales at a new residence, while Monroe and HoyRY lines mention local weather and related agricultural tips.
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Village election reshapes Stephenson County boards
All day but five villages in Stephenson County elect trustees with limits easing on sale of alcohol. Five towns Pear City Ridott Orangeville Winslow join Mreeport area in permitting breweries and saloons. Dr ZW Monros visits Argyle. Thad Morris celebrates the birth of a ten pound daughter.
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Dealing in Dirt Green County real estate sales listed
Register of Deeds Lewis records weekly transfers across Monroe Bradhead Brodhead and surrounding townships. Transactions include Geo E Thorp to Adam Blumer Jr for Lot Wauds 4 Rattan addition Monroe for 975 dollars and many more deeds totaling thousands with parcels in sections 6 22 24 and 36.
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Shepard's Minstrels at Wells Opera House Next Wednesday
Shepard's Minstrels presents a Great Minstrel Jubilee with new innovations in minstrelsy. Features include the Madrigal quartet and Living Music Sheet, superb male voices, and a scenic investiture painted by Merrifield. The arrest pageant is a special feature, with a 2 90 p.m. performance. Tickets on sale at Wells & Bilelman, James Clark, and others.
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