Saloon License Decisions Dominate City Council Session
City council met in executive session Tuesday to review 24 saloon license applications for the year starting July 1. Five to eight votes denied Fred Maeder’s license. two other applicants received conditional trials. The session included sidewalk and street petitions, an electric light request, and a financial report showing a city treasury balance of 0,291,983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Maeder
Jefferson and
Racine Streets
Maeder
Jacob Rothenbuehler
Mra
W. B. Shafer
Katie Alleman
Gao
W. Smith
Oliver Walters
Chambers
Emerson
Jac. Kundert
James Hall
Farmers and
Adams Street
Committee On Water and Light
Berryman
Cherioweth
Gettings
City council balance and public works details June 4
June 4 balance lists 9 251 dollars with payments to Ed Frey 11 75 and Austin Western 16 00 for repairs and blade bits. A cemetery water system repair bill 22 00 was filed. Weighmaster reports 24 55 in month receipts. Committees authorize papering and painting at multiple fire and water sites, approve painted street signs at 120 cents each, and consider fountain type. Four continuous flow fountains at ~50 dollars each planned. two west city streets being dug up halted. Dennis Weat plat dispute over Liberty street extension referred to streets committee. Carriers request to ride wheels on sidewalks discussed but not approved.
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Ed. Frey
Southside
Austin Western Co
Riley & Wenger
Meythaler
Public Property Committee
South Side
C. T. Meythaler
Dennis Weat
Bridge
Liberty Street
Liberty
Carolina
Peck
Janesville Road
The Round Up Gains Fame With General Kuroki Visit
General Kuroki, famed hero of the Russian Japanese war, chose The Round Up at McVicker's Theatre as his sole American play during his U S tour. He praised the western melodrama as very amusing and very fine as he watched the battle scene from start to finish.
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Arizona
McVicker’s
Chicago
Baron ‘Kuroki
America
San Francisco
New York
Tanaka
McVicker
United States
Kuroki
Real estate transfers listed in 19th century ads
Real estate sales include Jacob Marty Jr to Wilhelm Starck for parcel aec 9 in Cadiz. John Bell et al to Frank Kutzke for one lot eight and part of lot seven in Alonzo Melvin's Brooklyn ad. Emilie J Moldenhauer to Herman L Gloege in Monroe city parcels with $300. Dr J Jacob Blumer to Henry Straasy two lots and block one in Legler’s second ad New Glarus village for $700.
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Jacob Marty, Jr
Wilhelm Starck
Aec
Cadiz
John
Bell
Frank Kutzke
Alonzo Melvin
Brooklyn
Emilie J. Moldenhauer
Herman L. Gloege
City of
Monroe
J. Jacob Blumer
Henry Straasy
Legler
New Glarus
Senate kills constitutional convention measure and maps Green Rock district
Madison June 5 The Wisconsin senate rejected a proposed constitutional convention 15 to 18 and debated a public utilities bill adopting the assembly committee substitute. Senate action proposed reapportionment changes including attaching Green to Rock county and making Fond du Lac a district, while Dodge and Green Lake would join. Green county bills were reported for indefinite postponement. Capitol park expansion to Lake Monona received a hearing with no opposition.
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Madison, Wis
Senate
Sanborn
Whitehead
Assembly Transportation Committee
Common Councils
Railroad Commission
Gren County
Green County
Brodhead
Assembly Judiciary Committee
County Board of Supervisors
Green ‘County
Green
Rock County
Fond du Lac
Dodge
Green Lake
Capitol Park
Lake Monona
Senate Committee On Claims
Indigestion Crime Promises Relief with Mi-O-Na Tablets
A vintage ad claims Mi-O-Na stomach tablets cure indigestion and related ailments. It asserts the product strengthens digestion and nerves, promising nourishment from food and urging readers to see Trukenbrod's Pharmacy for the 50 cent box guarantee.
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Trukenbrod
Three Bands Engage for Monroe Fourth of July
Monroe set for a music rich Fourth of July with three bands the Monroe Military band the Elliott band of Warren and the Monti cello Messenger band. This marks the first time Monroe schedules three bands for a single celebration. Fireworks budget boosted to 300 for thirty four elaborate displays as the committee finalizes races contests parades and a full day of events.
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Monroe
Monroe Military Band
Elliott Band
Warren
Monticello Messenger Band
Clark Won His Point in Rail Commission Case
Harvey Clark, superintendent of the state school for the blind, won a ruling against the Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul road. The commission said the line must switch and deliver ice cars to the state school and may charge a $2 per car delivery fee on the team track. The decision limits distinctions between industry and team tracks and affects多 cities in the state.
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Harvey Clark
State School For the Blind
State Railroad Commission
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Northwestern
Janeaville
Acho
Northern Hospital
Chicago and Northwestern Road
Oshkosh
Wisconsin School For the Blind
Ates
Milwaukee Road
Commission
Marriage in Freeport Unites Miss Schoen and Mr Flint
Matrimonial note reports Miss Martha Schoen of Exeter wed Mr Carl Flint of Albany in Freeport yesterday. The ceremony united two individuals from different states, marking a quiet local nuptial in a regional newspaper brief.
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Martha Schoen
Exeter
Carl Flint
Albany
Freeport
Weather Outlook Shows Clouding, Showers Tonight and Friday
Increasing cloudiness with showers tonight and Friday. Warmer tonight with a low around 42 and a rise in temperatures on Friday as the front passes. Local impacts include brief rainfall and mild gusty winds.
Rare Guarnerius Violin Found In Window Purchase
DeLoas Smith who handles music at the West Side theatre revivals bought a rare violin from a Cedar Rapids pawn shop after spotting it in a window six weeks ago. Investigations confirmed it is a genuine Giuseppe Guarnerius of 1723 valued at $2000, purchased for $15 and repaired by N A Speck in Monroe.
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Janesville
DeLoas Smith
West Side Theatre
Cedar Rapids
Cure Consumption Endorsed by Ark Writer
A.A. Herzen of Finch Arkansas asserts Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough cold remedy and that it cures consumption in early stages. He claims universal satisfaction from users and notes the West Side drug store as a provider.
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A.A. Herzen
Finch, Ark
Foley
West Side Drug Store
Caradine acquitted in milk ordinance case testifies wife owned cow
In Lafayette county circuit court H N B Caradine was found not guilty on two milk ordinance cases. The judge sustained the ordinance's constitutionality before trial. Caradine testified the cow belonged to his wife, that he negotiated for it, and that the milk business was her activity.
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HN. B. Caradine
Lafayette County
Clementson
Mr. Caradine
Caradine
Caradina
Douglas
William Smith
Janesville
Wm. Smith
Clemengon
Andrew O'Trickle
Jersey
R. D. Gorham
Leland C. White
Hawthorn
Stimulation Without Irritation Urine Laxative Ad in Store
In case of stomach and liver trouble the proper treatment is to stimulate these organs without irritating them. Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and stimulates the liver and bowels without irritation like ordinary cathartic pills. It does not pawseate or gripe and is mild and pleasant to take. West Side drug store Cord wood and stove wood for sale by W. B. Shafer. Phone 282.1
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West Side Drug Store
Ryan Deal Closes Monroe Marble Works Purchase
F B Luchsinger has bought the Monroe Marble Works stock and real estate from D C Ryan. The $20,000 transfer completes this week as Luchsinger plans to run the business with Ryan making plans to buy horses and to travel east. The Ryan operation built a large regional marble and monument line, and Luchsinger takes immediate possession.
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F. B. Luchsinger
D. C.ryan
Monroe Marble Works
Ryan
Madison Resident James Ball Dies at Home
James Ball a long time resident of Madison dies at 5 30 this morning at his home. He married Mrs Charles McCarty who survives him and Ball came from England and was a Crimean war veteran. Maggie ODonnell will attend the funeral in Madison this evening.
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James
Special Clearing Sale on Dress Goods and More
J H Miller advertises a six day sale starting Friday June 7 offering dress goods at under 50 percent off, with 190 pieces priced 48 cents a yard and selections up to 64 inches wide. Also 0 pieces high grade wash goods for 25 cents, mercerized zephyrs at 21 cents, 36 inch warranted taffeta 98 cents, and 21 inch black Peau de soie at 50 cents. Ladies suits skirts jackets marked down, with suits from 12 50 and 7 50, jackets 3 2 to 3 75, plus petti coats and velvet stock reductions and sun shades. Stock must be reduced at any cost.
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London
Bie
Tom
Brussels
Axmminsters
Royal Wilton
I. L
J. H. Miller
A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good Kidney Cure Testimony
A. T. Thames of Buffalo Ohio reports years of kidney and bladder trouble with gravel and stones, but after using Foley's Kidney Cure experiences rapid relief. He says the treatment has done him $1000 worth of good and that pain across his kidneys is gone. The ad promotes Foley's Kidney Cure and cites the Weat Side Drug Store.
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A. TH. Thames
Buffalo
Foley
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