Milwaukee Doctor Dies After Severe Operation
Dr. Samuel Luchsinger, 23, of Milwaukee, died in a city hospital following an operation for appendicitis. He trained at Milwaukee Medical College and had been practicing in Milwaukee with a Lisbon Avenue practice. His death came as a shock to his family and many friends as they gathered from Philadelphia and Milwaukee.
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Samuel Luchsinger
Milwaukee
Dane Hospital
Milwaukee Sisters Hospital
State Street
J. Shimenek
John Laehsinger
Philadelphia
St. Paul
Haing
W. P. Sterns
Milwaukee Medical College
Lisbon Avenue
Iwanhold
Johm Luchsinger
John Lreheinger
C. Latchsinger
Frank Luehsinger
Itsi
Consigned to the Grave Remains of Dr. Samuel G. C. Luchsinger
Brief funeral services were held for Dr. Samuel G. C. Luchsinger with Reverend A. Becker conducting. An all female quartet sang and W. Hyde provided piano. pallbearers included F. Darling and W. Knight. The ceremony concluded at Greenwald cemetery where another son rests in the family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samul
Luchsinger
Livulisinger Loment
Mesure
Frei Darling
Ed. Vilay
TW. Buehler
F. ¥. West
PA. Treat
WT. Knight
Greenwald Cemetery
Sorrow in Cassaday Home
Mrs. J. B. Cassaday wife of Chief Antico Cassaday of the Wisconsin Supreme Court died suddenly at 1 o'clock Wednesday morning in Madison She was 35 and survived by five children four daughters and one son The family had planned a July 7 reunion for Justice Cassaday's birthday Mrs Eldon J Cassaday daughter in law visiting her parents was notified and will leave for Madison this evening
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J. B. Cassaday
Antico Cassaday
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Madison
Cassoday
Eldon J. Cassoday
Minnie C. Luchsinger
Will F. Glascott
Lybrand Street
Luchsinger
Margaret Luchainger
Matt Solbree
New Grarng
Chicago
Qyden Avenue
Monroe
Allan
Thos. Luchsinger
Douglas Made President At Southwestern Wisconsin Masonic Picnic
The Southwestern Wisconsin Masonic picnic association elected O Muery at Lincoln park Monday afternoon. Officers: President A B Douglas Monro, Vice President J B Waddington Argyle, Secretary W G Hale Mineral Point, Treasurer David Achreiter Darling ton. Argyle to host next picnic. Eastern Star families attended with luncheon and the Monros Cornet band performed. Attendance was strong locally but fewer visitors than expected.
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Wisconsin Masonic Picnic Association
oMuery
Lincoln Park
Douglas
Monro
Waddington
Argyle
W. G. Hale
Mineral Point
David Achreiter
Darlington
Masons
Eastern Star
Monros Cornet
Alties Mare
Corn Prospects Rise as Harvest Looms Across County
The hot season boosts corn growth with fields climbing from the ground and silk forming. Rain after the recut improves yield prospects. City gardeners plan potato plantings and expect roasting ears by July 4. Peter Figi of Mount Pleasant bought the EH Chapin farm, 20 acres in Clatno, for 15000 dollars.
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Peter Figi
Mb Pleasant
EH Chapin
Clatno
Monroe Mason Picnic Draws 1000 At Lincoln Park
Townspeople and guests from nearby cities filled Lincoln Park for a Monroe Mason picnic. A parade was postponed to 1:30, with Mayor A. Douglas and J. W. Rewey addressing attendees. Hon. Chas. E. Whelan spoke, followed by remarks by C. C. Rogers and B. Dunwiddie. Over 1,000 enjoyed a choral, musical program before a two hour band concert.
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Wisconsin
Pienia
Ovia- Shion
Monroe
Masonic Order
Ithon
Lincoln Park
Il Oelock
Douglas
J. W. Rewey
CG. EB
Varney
A. S. Douglas
Svelcome
J. W. Reway
Association
Chas. E. Whelan
Whelan
C. C. Rogers
B. Dunwiddie
P. J. Clawson
Louchles
W. W. Roderick
L. J. Starr
BR. C. Murdock
W. Dugas
D. Fisher
Mia
Ezra Stewart
D. E. Hooker
Emma Gove
J. Lanbe
Frank Davis
Lysan Roderick
Ches, Stone
John Keller
Will Adams
Pete Patterson
C. W. Carpenter
Burr Sprague
Joe Thompson
Brodhead
Vc D. Penn
Dr. Gifford
Jude
Waddington
Wfe
Hattie Eaton
B.C. Waddington
Argyle
Orville Strong
Alf. Lee
Dodgeville
R. W. Blackstone
W. C. Troneycomb
Eva Blackstone
Shallyburg
Thos. Gibbon
Thos. Sims
Frank Marky
Belleville
W. H. Migar
Don
Rock River Assembly Plans At Dixon Opens July
The Rock River Assembly at Dixon plans a July opening and August 15 close with 600 attendees. The Rockford Choral Union with 20 voices and an orchestra of 25 will travel by special train for a concert. Notable figures listed include Goodell Frost De With Mier Anna Shaw Booker T. Washington and Maude Ballington Booth among others.
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Dixon
Rockford Choral Amnion
Union
Goodell Frost
de With Mier
Anna Shaw
Booker I’. Washington
Tarka Odinan
Beret
Leon H. Vincent
Pather Thomas
Hodnett
Maude Ballington
Dolliver
Champ Clark
Wisconsin crops show drought and rain mixed effects
The Wisconsin Weather Bureau reports a week with temperatures about 6 degrees above last week, ranging from 12 to 64 degrees. Rain fell across most counties midweek, with totals around one to two inches, while the northwest drought intensified. Corn progress is mixed, winter wheat and rye begin harvest, and a new dam project is planned in Monticello with a five foot bottom, four foot top width, described as nearly indestructible.
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United States Department of Agricuilfure
Climate and Crop Service
Wisconsin
Crayford
Vernon
Jackson
Wansham
Dane
Rezn
Esweiie
Amberat
Portage County
Water Works Case Decided for City Franchise Void
Judge J F Dewiddie of Green County circuit upholds the city on all points in Monroe Water Works v. Gly of Moncue. Jury verdict favored the city with about 1.00, ruling taxes on street portions void. case to go to the Supreme Court.
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J. F. Dewiddie
Green County Circuit
Monroe Water Works
Vtuue Pany
Siuprente
New City Directory Published by P E Turner
A new city directory compiled and published by P E Turner will be distributed this week. It includes residents with street numbers, a classified business directory, churches, schools, societies, and a complete list of places. Turner estimates city population at 3,309, asserting figures align with the census. he touts reliability and novelty as the first directory to list residents by address.
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PE. E. Turner
Monrow
Tere
Feminra
Prizes for Contestants in July Track Events
A damaged prose listing cash prizes for July track events appears with uncertain author names and odds. It mentions multiple races across yards and ages, with first place prizes ranging from 50 to 100 dollars and various second and third place sums, plus a burial notice for Charles Jenkins of Taneagile and Clara Norniggton accompanying the deceased.
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Farah
Severas
Fayeth Avert
Leshoynpsus Gernkars
Tretia
Sip
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Fanerst
Dr. Samuel
Hell
Cassaday
Masonic Picnic Association
Will Towns
F. Glascott
John J. Cunningham
Emma Langworthy
Janesville
Tanberg-George
Snd
M. P. Cunningham
Elmer Liangworthy
Rok
Tsing
University of Wisconsin
Rock County Board of Supervisors
Rock County
Democratic
Cunningham Lefk
Ghorce Tan Bei
Charlotte Tanberg
Janesvilly
Charles George
South Evanston
Air Trinity Parsonage
Tesday
Lu'eluck
Stone
Clayton Tanberg
Tanesville
Tanberg
Sunesville
Trinity Church
Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company
H. George
South Hivanston
Guffalo
N.Y
Fodanesville
South Main Streets
Whiru
Sutherland
Albany
Paul J
Triendy
Loucheon
Grand Avenue
Beideo
Hier
Mainy
Ben Sutherland
More
Rebeww
Rock River Assembly
Rockford Choral Union
Weather Bureau
Monticello
Joan Staedtler
AL Ra Feely
GASE
B. F. Duhwiddie
Supreme Cour
Turner
Charles Fi. Jenkins
Taneagile
Mae, Tenkins
Clara Norniggton
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