Judge Becker Has A Busy Day In Probate Court
Judge J M Becker presided over a busy probate session as multiple estates were admitted to probate and executors named. Peter Doyle of Brooklyn valued around 33000 left widow Faantia Doyle as executrix with nine children to share after her death. John Howard of Jeffersonville left 13000 with daughter Mary Obenshain to receive 8000 in installments and rest to Caroline Howard and Charles L Howard. James Colentine to executors. monuments and charitable bequests noted. Daniel Mahar of Exeter had heirship certificate issued. Michael Judge estate involves a 1400 claim alleging conversion by husband. Trials set for January 9 and January 17 with respective attorneys listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Becker
Peter Doyle
Brooklyn
Faantia Doyle
Willie
J.T. Sherrun
John Howard
Jeffersonl
Ciro
Ino
Charles
Mary E. Obenshain
Caroline Howard
Charles L. Howard
P. J. Clawson
Thomas Collenting
Monroe
James Coltentine
John Collentine
James Collentine
Michael Collentine
Sarah
Bridges
J. L. Sherron
Thomas Layton
Albany
Wu. Lewis
H.N. B. Cursdine
Daniel Mahar
Exeter
J. Ty. Dunwiddie
Michael Judge
R. D. Gorham
Mra. Judge
J. W. Lamont
J. W. Kiceberger
Colin W. Wright
Floesta
A. S. Douglas
Mr. Keeberger
Button Factory in Janesville Closes Due to Capital Shortage
The Janesville Pearl Bitton company shut its plant in Green County because of insufficient capital. Only two thousand dollars was invested initially by three local businessmen. Machinery shortages prevented producing enough watks for work crews, despite high quality output and good weather. The firm hoped for reopens with more capital to pay a dividend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tov
Janesvile Pearl Bitton Company
Aumiy
Green County Shelly
Tanosvile Isiness
Accident Costs an Eye to Local Worker in Washington
Ali Kocher employed by Jesse Lemon in Washington township lost sight in his right eye from a loading fodder accident last Saturday. A stalk-end struck his eye, tearing the eyeball open. He was moved to Gottlieb Zuumbrust's home for care where Dr. Confer attempted treatment but the eye could not be saved. He is nephew of a noted Swiss surgeon with the same name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ali Kocher
Jesse Lemon
Washington Township
Gottliey
Garrington Tries for Murder in Sioux Falls Case
James A. Garrington, once a Monroe man held in jail in Sioux Falls, stands trial for the murder of Alford Erickson, a peddler, on December 7, 1807. Judge Jones presides as a 100 juror panel is empaneled, following a supreme court ordering. The case has drawn intense local interest, with an appeal challenging a prior circuit court verdict and death sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Garrington
Monroe Nan
Sioux Pally
Alford Erickson
Jones
Judicial Circuit
Sioux Tals
South Dakota
Supreme Court of South Dakota
Garrington
Circuit Court
Monroe
Gurrington
News Notes Of The Vicinity From Exeter And Monticello
Miss Mary Moore of Exeter suffers stomach trouble while Faye Elmer of Washington township battles grippe. Joby Witherweyler of Monticello buys a fine span of horses from Wmn Fenton. Hamilton of Adams injures right arm. William Rauiett of New Glarus Crossing is ill with a bad cough and fever. The Norton home in Exeter burned with insurance. Two Monticello boys enlisted with the 12th United States Infantry for three years and head toward the Philippines. Subscribe for Time Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moore
Faye Elmer
Washington Township
Joby Witherweyler
Monticello
Wmn
Fenton
Wroh Hamilton
Adams
Win. Rauiett
New Glarus
Don Norton
Exeter
Mb Peasant Fire Insurance Co
Mrs Burt dies in Decature in life of well known teacher
Mrs Franklin J Burt died at her home in Erat Tuesday evening from erysipelas. Born November 1826 in Sullivan County Tidiani she moved to Green County in 1847 and taught three years. Wife of a husband from 1869 and mother of five sons John A and Frank H survive. Other local obituaries note Chas Rolph longtime New Glarus settler and Mrs Barbara Schlittler Monticello resident with hip fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Reynolds
Black Hills
Jos, Reynolds
Franklin
Milwaukee Road
Joseph Reynolds
Monros
Green County
Wis
W. J. Mitchell
Mra
Franklin J. Burt
Erat
Olfer Hebders
Fivo
John A
Frank H
Barbara Schuttler
Jacob Schlittler
Monticello
Canton
New Glarus
Switzerland
America
Washington
Concordia Lodge Installs Officers in LO No. 124
Concordia lodge No. 124 in LO installed officers Tuesday evening including N G Fritz EKubbly V G Chas Bindschodler Secretary Howard Ruegger Treasurer D German Overseer Rudy Buri Warden Chas Grouhowaley Q W Fred Schertenteib J W Ck Neuenschwander R 8 WN G Carl Vogt Ta 5 NG dandy Breimu B S G Win Selzer L 8 Vo G Dr Carl Steiger Adan Rhimner Jr L S 8 John Legler
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concordia Lodge
N. G
Fritz Ekubbly
Dandy Breiuun
B.S
Win. Selzer
Carl Steiger
Adan Rhimner
Jr L. S
John Legler
Tramp Murderer Suspected in Police Officer Slaying
Police report James Langennin a Darlington tramp is a suspect in the murder of Officer Pringlow. Sheriff Bennett of Lafayette County compares notes with descriptions and photos, prompting a cross county search and telegraphing to allied sheriffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Langennin
Darlington
Saluda
Pringlow
Fond du Taushou
Charles Bennett
Lafayette County
Longermuin
Mr. Benneth
Yond di Laegomity
Pond di Lac
Milwaukee
Vaunott
Girl suffers broken leg in street accident
Miss Dora Norder, 16, employed by Miss Bertha Bongos, fractured the right ankle after slipping on a sidewalk near the Sidhay house. She could not rise and was assisted to her grandfather Martin Geigel’s home on West Russell Street. Dr. Carl Steiger attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Norder
Bertha Bongos
Liness Wither
Sidhay
Gus Norder
Jeopardized escape leads to arrest of Lonergan in Fond du Lac
Jinnes Lev alias Lonergan, once linked to a Darlington murder case, eluded crowds at Fond du Lac depot. After a noon passage, he was moved to jail where officers confirmed his identity. He refused to answer questions about the November 18 Fond du Lac night. Previously jailed for vagrancy and later released, he was arrested again after a ten day postponement. Rewards of 700 dollars are claimed by Darlington and Fond du Lac officers, with ongoing legal steps to confirm claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jinnes Lev
Lonergan
Darlington
Youd di Lac
Haslee
Youd du Lav
Lee
Fond du Lac
Damares
Watumu
Frank Moran
Sheriff Bennett
Ube
Novel Banquet at YMCA Building in Janesville
About two hundred former residents gathered at the Janesville YMCA building for a temperance banquet. Francis Murphy and local church leaders spoke as attendees, many accompanied by wives and sweethearts. The event aimed to promote prohibition among residents while a new temperance group formed to advance the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
YM. C. A
Francis Murphy
Hella i
Evangeli Cal
Tanesville
Meter Demand Sparks Public Row Over Utility Works
A chaotic note describes a demand and friction around meter installations linked to a queen’s decree and protests. It mentions urban authorities examining orders and a planned winter deadline as parties dispute responsibility and timing.
Roman themed ball set for Taner hall exhibit
Misread lines describe a planned ball with costumes described as new and original. Mentions attending figures and an exhibition at Kwitttaw ate Levkintiend's Marines, with references to theater and decorative displays.
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Taner Hall
al Kher
Taya Tegan
Kwitttaw
Levkintiend
Marines
Two Coroners for One Inquest In Wisconsin Road Death
A young man named August Gutmer from Winslow was found dead in a road near Winslow Tuesday night. He had been drinking prior to driving home, and heart disease was cited as the cause of death after examination at Keb's home. The inquest was led by Coroner Currier of Stephensom county, with disputes over which county holds the coroner's right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Stephenson
August Gutamer
Winslow
Erb
Farmer
Guytmer
Dlinois
Stall Line
Wisconsin
Ned
Tanta Yee
Currier
Stephensum County
Guttmer
Winslow Moesday
Drake
Hin
Homer
Reed
Keb
Grizmer
August Guttmer
Winslow Township
Darlington Establishes Free Public Library
The Darlington city council enacted an ordinance creating a free public library and allocated 812 dollars for its upkeep. Over 427 dollars has been pledged by subscription with more pledges expected. The Ladies' Literary club leads the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Ladies’ Literary Club
Venison Sold Across Season Law Exploited in Towns
In several towns dealers reportedly found a loophole to sell venison after the season. Wards seized carcasses, but sellers claimed lawful sale through naively described context. Officers faced confusion as merchants presented altered proof to justify the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Tiyt
Remarkable Record Of Evangelist In Oshkosh Revival Work
The evangelist to assist Rev HO Bethel begins a revival in Oshkosh. He pastored First Presbyterian for eight years, building a brick church and growing the congregation to prominence. As state evangelist for about a year and a half, his platform meetings drew crowds at the depot platform with Wisconsin Central Railway permission. If Monroe supports him, great work is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central R. R.co
Aman
Christan Puple
Monroe
Doings In The Vicinity Show Notes And Oddities
A roundup of local items from politics to personal misfortunes. Congressman Lafollette plans a California trip in a week or ten days. Newark farmer William Bingham died in a Beloit barber chair. Baraboo faces an influenza epidemic with half the population affected. Lodi editor E B Yule sells half interest to D H Benedict. Milwaukee's beer output rises, total 1898 barrels reaching 2 848 798. Beloit ex-soldier Charles E Ingleby dies aged 23. Chicago’s Knickerbocker Sea Co purchases a Delevan Lake railway spur with ice houses and boarding houses. An injunction halts Antigo County Clerk from issuing orders for pre-election banking law disclosures. Janesville pioneer Mrs. James Sutherland, 70, lies near death after a boiling-water accident. Platteville resident Mrs. J W Sinelker suffers severe burns from a bed fire. rescued by neighbors. Wilton Regan, 21, injured in farm machinery incident at Racine Hospital. Notes on farm equipment dangers and local weddings accompany a stream of brief notices. An ad promotes Onn Minic Cold Cure as a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bingham
Newark
Beloit
Baraboo
E. BL. Yule
Lodi Enterprise
D. AH. Benedict
Appleton
Milwaukee
Charles E. Ingleby
Co. H. Beloit
Jacksonville
Knickerbocker Sea Company of Chicago
Delevan Lake
Fred Hayseen
Antigo
Autiza Republican
Antiga Herald
Weekly News Item
James Sutherland
Janesville
J. W. Sinelker
Platteyile
Carrie
Wilton Regan
Hes
Mary's Hospital
Raccine
Livy
Ellow Toru
Editiays
Feuth
Hawilarauncin
Ohn
Rodeneverite Reaper
Dettie Redemeyur
C.F. Rivkin
George
Rademayer
Caddie Marin
Leesidary
Bally Thompson
Paris
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Becker
Button
Venice
Little
Coenets
Arar Pessemten
Casper Toon
F. J. Burt
Decature
Oas
Rolpte
Chas. Rolph
Barbara Borlittler
No. 124
Fond Dulac
Water Company
Wand Wits
Dawn East Toy
Library For
City Council
Tis
Perseveranes
Celal Flere
Miles
Rev. L. C. Smith
Lafollette
California
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