Judge Bennett Dies of Apoplexy in Janesville Home
Green County jurist Judge John R. Bennett dies suddenly at his residence 201 Milton Avenue Janesville after a stroke of apoplexy. A Harvard and Wisconsin legal career is recounted with family, service as district attorney and circuit judge, and tribute from Wisconsin leaders at his funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudge
John R. Bennett
Milton Avenue
Janesville
Judge Bennett
Reading
Minnia
Kittie Bennett
4. O. Sutherland
Redman
Jefferson County
New York
Black River
Watertown
W. W. Wager
Brownsville
Dyre N. Borthsin
Sacketts Harbor
Oswego
Wisconsin
Rock County
Twelfth Judicial Circuit
Bennett
Trrelith
Racing Green
Buck and
Jefferson
Conger
Tudge Conger
Judge Conger
Fudge Bennett
Hounsfield
JL. Holloway
Kourver
Ian
Abril Lincoln
Withon
Keng
Harrison Luddington
John RB. Bennett Monlay
Arthur H. Barrington
Christchurch
A. 0. Wilson
B. M. Hyer
C. N. Vankirk
William Bladon
Barrington
Oak Hill Cemetery
J. M. Bostwick
J. B. Whiting
A. T.lovejoy
WG. Fidely
F. 8. Eldred
Hamilton Richardson
M. (. Jeffris
Theo. W
E. W. Keyes
Madison
J. Todd
J. B. Dow
J. ©. Rood
Silas W. Menzies
B. J. Burdge
J. W. Batas
Beloit
PB. J. Clawson
Burr S. Sprague
Brodhead
William H. Rogers
Kort Atkinson
T. D. Weeks
Synel Bishop
Whitewater
Harlow Pease
L. B. Caswall
Fort Atkinson
Robert B. Kirkland
B. Jeornon
J. P. Towne
Edgerton
George Holboldt
Orfordville
0. TF
Niles
Menominee
George Grimm
Mary Wooster
Palmyra
Old Rookeries Blaze Threatens Thorpe Saloon
A fire broke out after 2 am in the rear of Thorpe's saloon adjoining Boston Store on the west side of the square. Mrs Fox, living above, was rescued as flames spread to the Boston Store roof. water pressure aided by hose lines helped suppress the blaze by evening. Loss estimated in the hundreds, stock mainly saved. Thorpe worst hit with rear damage and insured fixtures.
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Thorpe's
Stevenson & Treat
Harry God‘dard
Bert Chandler
James
Boston
Fox
Hey Furniture
Thorpe
Fire impacts two-block saloon complex owner Thos Wills
A blaze damaged a saloon building owned by Thos Wills without insurance. Flames spread to the rear windows of the second story adjoining Stevenson and Treat as wind aided smoke filled the area. Firefighters feared entry by heat though the structure survived with smoke fill and rookeries nearby faced dispersal. Barbershop operator Wu Settles prepared to evacuate with Henry Wilbur delaying departure until danger worsened.
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Thos, Wills
Stevenson & Treat
Settles
Sas Henry Wilbur
Bishop Visits Trinity Church for Confirmations
The Bishop of Milwaukee Rt. Rev. J. L. Nicholson presided at Trinity Church for an afternoon confirmation service. Four candidates received the Apostolic Rite as hymns and prayers filled the service. The bishop spoke plainly on Beatitudes urging purity of heart and a hunger for righteousness, urging reliance on grace and Holy Communion. Offertory supported missions and youths proclaimed their faith.
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Milwaukee
J. L. Nicholson
Byonsong
E. Hanger
Jesus Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Dionesia
Wedding in the Country Exeter Miss Barth Qualley Marries Dietz
At noon Wednesday at the farm home of Mr and Mrs Win Qualley in Exeter the marriage of Mist Barth MM Qualley to Mr J Stanley Dietz of this city occurred Rev Brenneman of Albany’s M ls chych officiated Attendants were Miss Ethel Davis and Mr Percey Bartlette The ceremony was small with only family present The couple plan to reside here and receive best wishes from friends
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Mbla-Qualley
Win. Qualley
Exeter
Mist Barth MM. Qualley
J. Stanley Dietz
Citay
Rev. Brenneman
M. Ls. Chych
Albany
Ethel Davis
Percey Bartlette
Shay
Graduation Exercises Shine at Turner Hall Commencement
A high school graduation program at Turner Hall featured twenty five graduates from the class of ’99. Orations and essays addressed weighty topics, with notable students including Nettie E. Maryley, Sophie Alma German, Blanche Hughes, Frances Gapon, Boward C. Keating, and others. Goldberger's orchestra provided musical interludes as Rev. Varney and Rev. Case offered blessings and prayers, while diplomas were awarded by President C. W. Wright after audience disruptions with a final performance of Stars and Stripes.
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Ly Wright
Ovest Turner Hall
Gradusto
Madlven
Goldberger
Chas. E. Varney
Universalist Church
G. W. Case
M. E. Church
Clore
Nettie E. Maryley
Sophie Alma German
Blanche Hughes
Frances Gapon
Boward C. Keating
Frank
Varney
W. Ralph Morton
Trule
Aiza
Salf
Sacha Sullivan
Sophia Klugay
Sher Talenta
John Nuchan Burns
Misa
Emily Lewis
Wisconsin
Edna Marie Welrich
A. Lebeidegeer
Misa Sylvia Legier
A. Johnson
Auteron
China
Misa Efile
Radford Kipling
Warner
Brongb
Ewil H. Gloege
Blancha Yvetta Miller
Glenn S. Soseman
Simoself
Delvery
Helen Pearl Wood
U. S. Postal Service
Ruti
Nancy Woodle
Mabel R. Bowen
Joan of Arc
C. W. Wright
Supt. A. I. Rote
High School Inattuctora
Gila
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Suicken
Fawelfth Judicial Circuit
Quanner
Bennet
Bis
Swadenborgin
Kittie
Minnie Bennett
D. D. Bennett
Damnes
McGowan
L. L. Williams
Taneaville
Monroe
Freeport
Sina
Particu Havy
Old Lady's Close Call
Trinity
Good Representative Congregation
L.A. W
FU. Crater
Grand Avenuy, Milwatkur
Wis
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