Captain Goldschmidt Found Guilty by Ex- Members Report
The Second Wisconsin Volunteers ex-members from Sheboygan report Capt. Goldschmidt violated military law by selling beer tobacco playing cards and whisky meant for company distribution at Camp Harvey and Camp Thomas. The committee's findings, considered final for the volunteers, conclude guilt and deny prior accusations as slander.
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Co. C. Second
Wisconsin Volunteers
Sheboygan
Goldschmidt
Harvey
Thomas
United States
Funeral for Well Known Washing ton Citizen
William Brandt a longtime resident of Washing ton died after a five week illness in the early hours Sunday. Born in Germany in 1815 he was about 88. He leaves a wife and several children. The funeral is set for 10 at his home and 11 at Dutch Hollow Church, with services by Rev. Ergmeyer.
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William Brandt
Washington
Mr. Brandt
Germany
Dutch Hollow Church
Ergmeyer
Pleasant Evening Hosted By Dr and Mrs Moyer
A social gathering at the Moyer residence on West Russell street featured guests such as J C Chad ic and C Bennett among forty five invited. The head prize went to Mrs. Chas Young while Mrs W Wright claimed the booby prize, with wine regrets noted by attendees.
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Wien Exe
Chas. Young
W. Wright
Messrs. and Mesdames
J.C. Chadic
Pied Treat
L. A. Woodle
Jus. Hasibous
C. Bennett
W. Hodges
C. W. Twining
D. A. Stearns
F. M. Center
W. Ludlow
P. J. Chenoweth
G. C. Copeland
Chas, Young
G. van Whyenen
Bell
Mr Barber
Mrs. Cheney
Mises Maria Brown
Finn van Wagenta
Hattie Carson
N. A. Lonfbourow
Temperance Meeting Draws Full Opera House Audience
At Wells opera house Sunday evening the local all-saloon league held its regular meeting with Rev. Chas. E. Varney and Rev. J. Berkey as speakers. The hall was full, music by the Universalist choir, prayers by church leaders, and a hopeful outlook for a lasting temperance organization amid noncontroversial reform. Also reported is a medical incident where a needle was removed from a child’s knee, attributed to a past household accident, and updates on the Kempter family’s health from Milwaukee.
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Wells Opera House
League
Chas. E. Varney
Universalist Church
J. I. Berkey
Geo. W. Case
M. E. Church
America
Audivnce
Loague
Hearts Ahead in Cinch Club Evening Gathering
Mr and Mrs John Chadwick hosted the X G C Cinch club at 37 Washington Avenue Bathday evening for the second regular meet of the season. Most members attended except Mur, with Mrs Rubt Miller having resigned. Eighth rounds were played and hearts led in the end. Hosts provided elegant refreshments as the clock neared midnight. Mr and Mrs Chadwick named champions entertainers. next meeting set at Mr and Mrs Fl Clonoweths New Year’s Eve home.
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John Co Chadwick
X. G. C. Cinch Club
Washington Avenue
Rubt. Miller
Dunwiddie
Patchwork News From Janesville And Beyond In December
Local notes describe a flour shipment from Blodgett Milling to a South African port, cracked windows blamed on near frost from oil stoves, and a $2000 back pension awarded to Rob Ellison formerly of Janesville. Judge Bennetts, 78, has served as circuit judge for sixteen years. Beloit child Florence Fostar, sixteen months, ordered to a charitable home due to poverty and maternal influence. Beloit Humane Society involved. A Neillsville worker Henry Schustte died by self harm after ingesting Rough on Rats and shooting himself. A Madison youth missing after skating on Lake Medora. drowning feared. Oshkosh trial begins in Sandon case with defense claiming self-ignited fire. Oshkosh fish hatchery to start Feb 1 focusing on lake trout, later pike and bass. Racine water service tension with insurance threat over fire protection. Two Sisters of Charity lost in woods near Marinette. found safe next morning. Ice harvest begins at Madison. Winds Central trains running empties north. Christmas parcel express delays noted with carriers offering pre-labeled deliveries. Blanchardville Telephone Co to connect Plancha rdville via Postville, Aravlo, New Clarity, Monticella to Monroy. poles up to Stearns, line being extended. service hoped ready for Christmas wishes.
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Florence Fostar
Beloit
Children’s Home Society
Fifield
The
Humane Society
Henry Schustte
Neilisville
Wn. Buliyers & Young Man
Madison
Medora
Local Historic Oddities and Small Town Notices
A fragmentary page notes repairs at a saloon and a barber shop move next to Klondike restaurant. It mentions Tindig Central engines on Monday night stock, merchants displaying holiday goods, and shipments to Chicago on the C M and St B road. A Chicago engagement miss and a wary remark about battleships closes the item.
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Tarnifre
Win. Settle
Merry Block
Tharon My
Klondike
Getting & Dodges
Chicago
M. GC
Gabbings
Jefferson Street
Liberty Street
Hobson
Wisconsin Probate Notice for William M Carson Estate in Monroe
The Green County County Court will hear claims against William M Carson deceased at the May term in Monroe. All claims must be presented for allowance at the Monroe Court House on or before May 2, 1899, or be barred. Dated November 1, 1898. By Judge J M Becker and Attorney J D Signrox.
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Monroe
Said
Cotr
J. M. Becker
J.D. Signrox
Wisconsin
Green Couney
Gomely
Court House
Atelco
Conradeon
Tate
Brooklyn
Montevisait
Hasninte & Gerns
Notice to creditors in Adams town Wisconsin court term
State of Wisconsin Green County court notice announces regular term in Monroe for Adams town claims. All claims against Ducob Stolk listed in Adams must be filed for allowance at the Monroe County Courthouse by May 1, 1844 or be barred. Dated November 2, 1844.
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State OF
Wisconsin
Green County
Erery Wiven
Moonroe
Ducob Stolk
Adams
Monroe
Tiros
Luchsixge
JM. Bgk
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Bentley
Sutherland
California
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New York City
Philadelphia
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Land of Flowers
Clinton
Delevan Lake
Carford Park
Saat
Rune
Inlet Bridge
Delevan
DeWitts
Llazel
W. FB. Trukenhrad
Turner Hall
Goldberger
W.bf, Trukenbrad
Mrs. Moyer
Anti-Saloon League
Opera House
Ray. J. ‘H. Berkey
John Pryor
Warren Senier
Czibilka
Mira Maggie Kempter
Javoly Kempter
John Kerptnr
Milwaukee
Jacob Kempter
Hearts
Cinch Club
Dao. C. Chadmck
Weeting
Vicinity Notes
Blodgett Milling Company
Janesville
Rob Ellison
Dubnene
John KR. Bennetts
Janesville Magic Company
Oshkosh
Sandon
Racine
Water Company
Dt Sword
Sisters of Charity
Marinette
Winds Central
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Plancharidvilly
Postville
Aravlo
New Clarity
Monticella
Monroy
Will Bhint
Peter Burke
the Times
Tims
Weekly Times
Yue
Kundert Hardware CO
Wis
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BAM
Breight
Ghienga
Ono
H. Hearron
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Edward Ruegger
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Eonh
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Chris Iy
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Spangler
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