DECLARE FOR BRYAN AND FREE SILVER AT GREEN COUNTY DEMOCRATIC MEETING
The Green County Democratic convention adjourned after adopting resolutions denouncing monopolies and imperialism. They endorsed the Chicago platform, criticized the Republican party, and supported self government for Cuba and the Philippine Islands. July candidates and delegates to the state convention were chosen, including Frank Broughton as chair and G T Hodges as delegate. A bond hearing for the Zimmermann estate’s administrator creditors was set for June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaiingn GT. Hodges
Democratic Party of
Green Gory
Jefferson
Jackson
Willan Tennings Bryan
Chicago
Republican Party
Kinga
Democratic Party
Porto Rico
Cuba
Philippine Islands
Kentucky
Indiana
Bilisqui
England
South Africa
Christy Ryan
M. Croak
J. M, Becker
Nyeringenson
Emery A Odell
Fela W. Odell
Milwwankes
Frank Broughton
Albany
GT. Hodges
J. Bigi
Monticello
J. M. Becker
J. ST. Awartz
Spring Grove
J. A. Bort
Brodhead
Ryan
Adame
Andyon
John Huntholbisy
Clara
Broughton
Modges
Browyshtan
Hodges
Twenty Specialty People for Fourth of July Vaudeville
Five companies of vaudeville artists totaling twenty performers were engaged for the Fourth of July celebration. Acts include Budd Brothers acrobatic clowns and high bar performers the Lacados and Newnan Slackey, Newman on a wire bicycle ride, and a king of cards magician Albini. The acts, secured via Empire Theatrical exchange, will perform at the fairground afternoon program with a high wire act and a fireworks list to be submitted to the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Etter
Ea. Carrol
Chicago
Budd Brothers
Carns
Reynolds
Mile
Raye
Lamothes
Lacados
Blackey
Newnan
Mathieu
Albini
Bardelli
Empire Theatrical Exchange
Lemling
Carver
Megara
Etter and
Carroll
Madison the Go al Carnival Ride to Madison Looms Large
Trains heavily laden with travelers flood toward the state capital as boats of lodge members and friends depart Monroe for Madison. Three hundred sixty people from Monroe and west, plus sixty nine rail cars, travel via the C M & St P lines. Officials note bank robbers tied to Janesville case are held in Chisago on a post office theft charge. Milwaukee carnival planning shifts to showcase editors with lake excursion and other events organized by the Milwaukee Press Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madigan
Capitol
Illinois
Monroe
John Lewis
George Crotty
J. H. Miller
M. Cable
H. Solomon
W. B. Monroe
A. B. Hood
Henry Pfeltter
Charlie Miller
Fred Burl
Frank Gasser
Park Trickle
Rob. Bolendor
Jacob Sacker
John D. Germann
Alf. OC
Clark
Chas
A. Ludlow
Frank B. Luchsinger
Gard Griffith
Capt
F. K. Studley
Herman Stainman
J. Deitz
D. A. Stearns
Madison
Illinois Central
Janesville
Monticello
Chisago
DeKath
Phe
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Press Club
Chib'a
Swallows Poison Ends Domestic Trouble near Jordan
Mrs. George Ault, wife of a farmer near Jordan, died after taking rough on rat poison at 2 PM on Sunday, following domestic troubles with her husband. Dr. Confer treated her. she died at 11 PM. She left seven children, ages up to 16, and was connected to several local families. Funeral services will be held at 10 AM tomorrow at the U B church, with burial in Kelly cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ault
Jordan
F. M. Confer
Womn
Hin
Thos
Dempsay
Lizzie
Anna
Julia
Nettie
Willie
Joseph Sickinger
Fred Jantz
Ferdinand Lutz
Rudolph Enndert
Amelia Rhinehardt
Andrew
Ferdinand Schars
Monroe
Lona
Fred Scharé
South Dakota
Joseph Schara
Hangshe Hinelf
J. S. Bussidy
U. B. Church
Kelly
Friction Causes Gorham to Drop Out of City Council
Dispute within the Street Committee led to R D Gorham resigning from the First Ward city council seat. A council hearing and multiple meetings strained relations among senior aldermen Hodges Gasser Wimmerman Zimmerman, with Gorham claiming he was misunderstood and wishing to resign. The mayor urged reconsideration but Gorham submitted a written resignation accepted by the council. The council will appoint a successor at the next meeting amid hostilities among committee members and ongoing street work. Twenty two saloon license applications were before the council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham
W. W. Hodges
Frank Gasser
Fred Wimmerman
R. D. Gorham
Ali
Hodes
Ald
Zimerman
Hodges
Wud Gorham
Zimmerman
AG. Zimmerman
Nance
Weil
Donglag
Tads
Ani
Asarvant i
Ming
Bulletin for Teachers from State Superintendent Carvey
State Supt LL Dr Carvey issued a seventy eight page bulletin containing the constitution and bylaws of the Wisconsin Teachers association and the papers read at the annual convention in Milwaukee last December. It includes W H Bison's address C K Adams' report on salvaging the shortening of land enriching the course of study in the grades, Graham Taylor's address on the Social Functions of the Public Schools and papers by Gotham Halsey Davidson Schreiber Holt Bolton Save Estee Balfield. A copy may be secured by addressing Supt Harvey at Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carvey
Wisconsin ‘Earhers’ Association
Milwaukee
W. H. Bison
C. K. Adams
Graham ‘Taylor
C. L. Gotham
R. H. Halsey
Laabel Davidson
Mae E. Schreiber
Mary C. Holt
Frederick E. Bolton
A. H. Save
J.C. Estee
2. J. Balfield
Supt. Harvey
Madison
Monroe Military Band Plays on Capitol Speaker Stand
The Monroe Military band was chosen to perform on the speaker’s stand on the Madison Capitol grounds yesterday. J Zweifel, newly in the photograph business at Darton Ohio, secured the high school work. The class numbers exceed 100 and include a group picture. A Freeport grand jury indicted Willie Salter and Clark McCabe for burglary, connected to Carroll Bros. store in Winslow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Capitol Grounds
Madison
J. Zweifel
Darton
Ohio
Vlasa
Grand Jury
Freeport
Willie Salter
Clark McCabe
Carroll Bros
Winslow
Hughes wins state shooting medal at Palmyra event
J M Hughes of Palmyra captured the K 8 Rice Medal emblematic of the state championship at a Tuesday shooting tournament. He scored two consecutive hits but faced strong challenges from Dr. Stevenson of Brodhead and Barry Golten of Palmyra as scores rolled in from numerous events amid positive spectator turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.M. Hughes
Palmyra
Rice
Dr. Stevenson
Brodhead
Barry Golten
Mortuary Notice for Mrs Fred A Hefty of Mt Pleasant
Mrs Fred A Hefty died at her home in Mt Pleasant Tuesday morning after a two week illness due to abscess of the brain. She was 71 and survived by a husband. Funeral today at 2 in the home with services at a Beloit church. George Trows, longtime local figure, served with the county Farm and is 77. Dorit and Danily, recent residents, returned to South Wayne. A group of citizens visited Beloit to promote an interurban electric car line linking Beloit Rockford and Janesville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred A. Hefty
Mt. Pleasant
John Denny
Otl, Pleasant
Geri Church
Monticelio
Ubig Mun
O Beloiit
La Follette Seen Leading In Wisconsin Nomination Prospects
A special agent notes strong La Follette support across districts including First, Second, and Third, with expected gains in Milwaukee and northern regions. He predicts La Follette will secure nomination on the first ballot, citing public sentiment and increased backing in multiple districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Joseph St. Karnf Phillips
Tulane
Wisconsin
Scofield
Tat Kollete
Nawkerl Ming
Fortier
Wen
la Pollette
Fourth of July Committee Plans Busy Celebration
The executive committee passed 11,200 for day events and set a tight schedule with forenoon activities on the north side near the court house and an afternoon program at the fete grounds at clock. Appointments were made for music, platform seating, bands, races, fair ground privileges, and more, aiming for a satisfying, successful community celebration. Also noted is a local wedding notice and a high school graduate’s recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nile
Lttx
Ftun
Youngmusice
R. C. Whitcombach
G. van Wagenen
Deresagul Lanis Dales
Gordan
Chadwick
Gt Hodges
Andrew Lawin
Tate
Court House
Oclocle
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Solons
Hi P. Treat
I. Rood
Treat
Rood
Hove
Klasg
Zimmerinn
Capitol City
Bulletin For Teachers
Hughes
Wennersday
Deering
Parker
The
Keno
Darvig
Colton
Canobetl
Badge & Reich
Earle
Hela
Benee
Tlood
Meunier
Black
Roach
Karle
Mec
Meuier
Echo
Jarvis
Tinghes
Campbell
Dodge
Tol
Rarle
Halu i
Bruce
Hood
Mennier
Winckle
Dyent No
Derring
Bhe
Reno
Rone
Farle
Telm
Kyent
Newman
Mie
Kenoit
Finghes
Trickle
Ehald Keno
Taghes
Camphell
Dodgs
Whe
Celton
Head
Erie
Jarvia
Tugher
Morivod
Woolstorn
Donaldson
Bennetti
Perko
Hia
Orton
Peering
Hinxctey
Hogh Tanphell & Mbod
Ronen & Thugnds
Canon
Jarviat
Avent Mb
Lucsdy
Morison
Wondford
Donaldson Ta
Henn
Parker Fl
Bil
Orielts
Minsenay
Campbellla
Mbeadough
Tighew
Jarvis Ve Fivant
Lategis—Morrison
Woodforte
Dowatdscreea
Bermett
Jee
Lampbell
Roe
Maurhes
Soliant
Morrisony
Woolferil
Ronaldson
Tenault
Macken i
Dodie
Duertie O Lesebey Aloo
Chaipbell
Abe
Rowen
Duryvis
Morrson
Domildsonne Bennate i
Hirsch HI Campbell
Footvan
Wargets
Morrtaoi
Hermegt
Peter Dg
Polis
Orbett
Deadlies
Tiasehey
Caprobell
Vtuuaos
Golbut
Datevin
Mortuary Record
George Trows
Treslay Ab Fhe
Aue
Dorit
Danily
South Wayne
JR. Fair
Madison Man
Mila Taunent
Het Jyonne
Howard Beagle
Marta A. Piel
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