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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1898

Page

5

Tragic Illinois Central Crossing Death Reported

A fatal Illinois Central crossing accident near Klassy left John J. Trickle dead and another man severely injured. Witnesses say the train struck the horse and buggy as Trickle rode toward Klussy farm, with doctors noting a base of skull fracture and brain hemorrhage. The event prompted a coroner inquest and funeral arrangements pending.

Toke Nickle Dugan R. W. Gregory Tobacca Co Adan Schmid Trickle N. Loofbouron W. C. Monroe Trickla Dloole Wm. Monroe George Tarun Clairmont Woglock Win Prath Monticello Furth Eeldon Teikde Bin

Local Ice Harvest Starts Strong at Monroe Brewery

Ice harvest begins in Monroe with about fifty harvesters at White's spring basin and Wolcott's pond. The 8000 tons needed for next summer will be packed by week’s end. Ice blocks average thirteen inches thick with some as thick as fourteen. The brewery, using its ice houses, prioritizes supplying saloons and maintaining cold storage during the hot season.

Monroe Brewery White Wolcott Dhera

KILLED BY A FALL H Byers dies after fall at Grinnell Ia

H 8 Byers, aged 73, died yesterday in Grinnell Iowa from injuries after a fall. Funeral Sunday at Grinnell with burial at Scotch Grove. He was born in Butler County Pennsylvania and lived in four corners area of Iowa before moving east then returning to visit Grinnell. His wife died years ago and is buried at Scotch Grove. Funeral arrangements and local recollections follow in the region.

Byers Grinnell Scotch Grove F. W. Byers Dyers Pauly Hey Butler County Grinell Annie Tris

Rarly Riser Pill Marketed Far and Wide

A garbled print touts a pill named Rarly Riser claimed to extend life and improve wisdom. The fragment references a company and location, but the text is incomplete and unclear about efficacy, risks, or regulatory status.

Carly Frukenbrod

Desire for municipal ownership of public utilities in Monroe

A Milwaukee Sentinel interview with Mayor A. and Douglas advocates municipal ownership of Monroe electric and water utilities. The piece argues city control would save money, reduce taxpayer burdens, and allow unified operation, noting current high rates, bond costs, and separate private franchises. It contends the city could have built and run both plants together, avoiding $75,000 in annual payments and enabling better service for residents.

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Municipal ownership urged for public utilities

The article argues for municipal ownership of public utilities, claiming wealth drawn from PUbTig LOE could be avoided and that life safety and common welfare justify public control. It emphasizes air, light and water are common necessities and should not bear private taxation. It concludes a Christmas wish is to see municipal ownership enacted.

Many Cinch Players At J. H. Miller's Home

Elegantly hosted cinch party at the Miller residence with Miss Grace Miller and Miss Katharyn Skelly as hostesses. Thirteen tables in four rooms, Gulbberger's quartet providing music. Lewis Dodge won top points. prize a bound violin. Mrs. Emery Odell received a lantern. Guests included numerous local and Milwaukee-based attendees.

J. Fl. Miller Grace Miller Katharyn Skelly Gulbberger Nellie Miller Nellie Fitter Ruth Woodle Mtu Lewis Dodge Yolione Prige Emery Odell Miller Home Bessie Dean Milwaukee Max. BE Murening W. BE. James Mar J.C. Twood Manery A. Odell Burton H. Bellows

Beloit Soldier Insane In Mendota Asylum Admission

A Beloit soldier, Charles Tiglely of Company 1, Leluit, was deemed insane and violently died, then sent to Mendota asylum. The report notes limited medical aid and unclear cause while the asylum intake proceeds.

Charles Tiglely Metober Co. 1 Leluit Dias War Mendota Cambie Fay Cheeni

Urge Use Of More Water Meters And New Year Rates

A city water board circular urges widespread meter use and a rate reform at year start. It cites rampant waste, outlines meter fees and quarterly charges, and promises stricter enforcement to cut waste while saving the average consumer and ensuring uniform rates across buildings.

Monroe Aeiretler Plaud Ib wiYuuk Tates Lucoupanies Uiitori Ly Jenlay

Matrimonial union among Chan residents celebrated

Frank W Stoldt and 3 Brantley of Chan wed Thursday in a nuptial ceremony at a parsonage. Sam Clark of Glarno and Miss Chan Am of Jefferson were joined in marriage on December 29 by Rev Beidler. The couple plan to live on a farm in Cline with many friends sending congratulations. Guests included Florence Lazarettie of Ormzesille. Teachers and locals noted in attendance or near, with best wishes extended.

Frank W. Stoldt 3 Brantley Chan Ju Uuriage Monroy OL Eirendt Rew H. Miller Clark Ige Sam Clark Glarno Miss Chan Am Jefferson Marc Ia Dovonmor Tew TA. Beidler Mire Turke Cline Mary

Wisconsin in the Late War Adjutant General Report

Adjutant General Boardman reports Wisconsin’s war expenditure of 141.40 borne by the federal government. Of 1469 Wisconsin volunteers, 2 died in battle and 129 died from disease. Seventeen Wisconsin men served in other states’ units. Recommendations include reassembling such units, aligning Wisconsin National Guard with the U S Army, and ensuring these forces are part of national defense. Calls for strict officer physical and medical examinations.

Boardman Wisconsin Spain Wisconsin Lev Waster National Guard

First Class Stock Brings Prosperous Farmer a Poland China Hog

Joseph K. Land, a prosperous Green County farmer, owns a fine full bred Poland China hog weighing 200 pounds. Purchased from B. T. Poster of Whitewater for 4100, the hog arrived by express and will be used for brood sow purposes.

Juseph KR Green County Laud B. T. Poster Whitewater Express Thineday

Bullet nearly hits baby as stray rifle shot enters home

A 2 calibre rifle bullet flew through three windows into Othmar Loehsinger’s home on Russell Street on a Wednesday. The bullet narrowly passed near a sleeping baby in a cradle, shattered a pane, and lodged in the wall. Loehsinger, who was reading in the room, recovered the casing and urged accountability for the dangerous incident.

Othmar Loehsinger Bsat Russel Street Luchsinger Times Hoager

Mason Lodge Officers Installed at Blue Lodge and Chapter

Officers were installed Tuesday for Blue Lodge and the Chapter of the Maxonic lodge. Blue Lodge: W. A. L. Bolender, S. W. Andrew Lewis, J. W. H. C. Kelly, S. Ddl. W. Considine, J. D. Geo. Baird, Tyler E. G. Kneeland, Secretary H. G. Van Wagenen, Treasurer Gen. I. B. McLean, Stewards Pred Zinser and H. C. Gente Wald, Trustees J. Bolender and N. B. Treth Geo Chorehill, CHAYTER N. B. I. G. Van Wagenen, King Josh. Sheiff, Scribe W. W. Chadwhivis C, of H Jean Weber, PLS A. S. Douglas RK. A. Disnel Thayer, M. of 8rd Yo Thm Craig, M. of Said Balendor M. of 1st P.W. Buffer. Secretary Andrew Lewis. Vawysurery I. Trent.

Blue Lodge W. AL F. I. Bolender W.— Andrew Lewis J. Wi H. C. Kelly S. Ddl W. Considine J. D.—Geo Baird, Tyler E. G. Kneeland H. G. van Wagenen McLean Pred Zinser H.C. Gentewald J. Bolender N. B. Treth Geo Chorehill Chayter N. B I. G. van Wagenen King—Josh Sheiff W. W. Chadwivis C Jean Weber Douglas RK. A Disnel Thayer Craig Said Balendor M P.W

Duke Byers nominates Tis Testambion for surgeon general

The message outlines Duke Byers proposing Tis Testambion as surgeon general of Wi cohein to Cov, Scofield. It notes his resignation and the belief that a qualiy commander should attend to wife his military family, with Getis terms and courtesy guiding the transition as the new administration forms.

Duke Byers Tis Testambion Wicohein Scofield Owisihiey Ehig

Also Mentioned on This Page

Deadly Grossing John Trickle Illinois Central Bngay Aml Ashford West Ruveell Street John J. Trickle M. i Calluil Dustie Liebsingser Tuesay Relouk M. Black Sam Butterfield W. J. Knight HE. Mall James Nee Andrew Lewis N. A. Loushmrew Klussy H. W. Byers Fis Douglas Poth Planta J. H. Miller Misses Grace Miller Beloit Charles Ingleby Co. F. Tiken i Mendota Asylum Dane Lazarettie Pil Florence T Ormzesille OQ. J John 4Ummermai CoMivky Siperinton Flesbof Sulnels Adjutant General Boardman Blakes Baby Lochsinger Masonic Lodge Ticht Maxonic Lodge FW Byers
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