Democrats Name Their Candidates For City Offices
City caucus nominates a full ticket led by Ed Carroll for mayor and Robert Miller as assessor with Dan Hawver for treasurer. Holmes: 55 voters, ballots cast, mayoral votes 88 for Carroll, 3 for Guttlish Beller, 4 for Judge Booker. Miller 46 of 50 for assessor. Hawver 26 to 17 over Fidler for treasurer. Ward caucuses choose aldermen and supervisors as precincts vote. Livestock prices: hogs 37 per cwt, highest since 1895. sheep 15, highest since 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eollowe
Carroll Axsuasor
Robt, Miller
Dan Hawver
J. H. Eaton
Barry Gilligan
F. Sickinger
Ed. Liebly
M. K. Baltver
T. A. Hodges
J. G. Hood
C. Clark
M. C. Gettings
H. C. Kelly
Gucessnion
Hol. Carroll
Guttlish Beller
J. M. Booker
Assassor
Robert Miller
Daniel Hawver
Jas. O. Fidler
Hawver
M. E. Baltzer
Jacob Sucker
Lota
Baltzer
HL O. Kelly
First Ward
W. ?. Bragg
Fred Buri
Andrew Kandert
Cap Kandert
W. P. Bragg
Comitteeman
Carroll Dropps Out as Democratic Mayor Candidate
Democratic candidate Ed Carroll declines the mayoral nomination tendered by the party caucus saying he cannot spare the time required for office. The Monroe township Democrats plan a March 31 meeting at the courthouse to nominate a ticket for the April election in 1900.
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Carroll
Democratic City Call
Monros
Mouroe
South Wayne Sisters Run Off With Young Lad
Oliver Roeden a Brown town youth and Mamie and Addis Adair sisters from South Wayne left Tuesday for Maryland Junction Win. A Times reporter learned the young man paid for tickets at the depot and claimed to plan railroading. A brother later sought information as parents had trouble with the girls. The lad identified as Pete Kinney son of Perry Rhodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Roeden
Browntown
Mamie
Addis Adair
South Wayne
Rhodes
Maryland Junction
Win
lHoois Central
Mauile
Times
Pete Kinney
Howard
Perry Rhodes
Slips for voters in city license election
Voters will receive separate slips printing for license and against license. A ballot must include one slip to count the outcome. The saloon issue fuels intense activity as supporters insist the saloon holds power while opponents argue its peril. Each voter should weigh the burning question and vote accordingly.
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Sinc
Sent Home to Die Potter Elocutionist Returns Home
Jamie O Neil Potter the elocutionist confined in St Luke s hospital New York by a fatal disease has been taken back to her farm home at Patch Grove Grant county where her aged mother resists. When moved to St Luke s weeks ago she was penniless deserted and ill. Few former friends know her plight Simon P Lynch remains very low and Mrs Lynch also fell sick today threatened with severe illness. She is 76 and Mr Lynch is six months younger. Their children are with them.
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Jamie O'Neil Potter
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
Patch Grove
Grant County
St. Luke's
Miss Potter
Simon P. Lynch
Lynch
Mr. Lynch
Theodore Schintz
Chicago
Mary Maslowaku
Milwaukee
St. Charles
Schintz
Chamber of Commerce
Hone
Mr. Schintz
Green County
Barbara Zentner
Switzerland
Schintz Buving
Zurich
Chicago Chronicle
Theodore Schintz, Jr
Juliet
Josphine
Josephine
Cook County Normal School
North Side
North Park Avenue
Webster Avenue
Mary Maelowska
Treat Gives Place to Janesville Man for Governor Nomination
Janesville Gazette reports Senator Jobo M. Whitehead consents to allow his name as a Republican gubernatorial candidate. It argues First District should present a home candidate, with Whitehead favored to unite the district and reflect party strength. Whitehead, a former legislator and tax commission advocate, is a Janesville lawyer born in 1859.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobo M. Whitehead
Wisconsin
Janesville Gazette
Whitehead
Republican State Central Committee
J. B. Treat
Puraus
Wnite
State Tax Commission
Tulinoia
Yale College
Janesville
Saloon License Battle Shapes Spring Campaign in Monroe
Leading issue in Monroe politics pits Temperance advocates against saloon supporters. Two tickets contest the vote on whether liquor licenses should stand, with economic arguments over $5000 annual license revenue and broad civic impact driving citizen turnout and ultimate decision.
Juda correspondence notes visits and local changes
Correspondence from Juda Wisconsin on March 27 reports a new man called to Madison due to his son’s illness, visits by Edith Allen and Tittleson to Monroe, Eva Lyman of Monroe visiting Juda, and Ebta Vanderbilt not improving. Wallace Pengra buys the Baldwin farm at appraised 47.80. Station Agent Aylward expected home from California soon. J L Roderick returns to Chicago to assist with his brother in hospital. Mrs J A Lyman and daughters visit Hon F Mitchell. Mrs Laney and Grant Laney plan to return to southern Iowa. farewell party for Mrs Laney. News of Mrs Daniel Murdock’s death in Brodhead reached Friday. funeral in Brodhead Sunday, remains sent to Mt. Vernon cemetery.
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Mies
Vanderbilt
Wallace Pengra
Baldwin
Aylward
California
J. L. Roderick
Chicago
J. A. Lyman and
Monros
F. Mitchell
Lyman
Laney
Grant Laney
Iows
Daniel Murjdock
Brodhead
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Compliment to W. W. Chadwick at Stearns home
W. W. Chadwick was guest of honor at a gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Stearns last evening. The women officers of St. Omar chapter Order of the Eastern Star presented a tribute after recent work in Milwaukes, as thanks for favors received from him during their Milwaukee visit. The surprise event included a supper and happy time, with Chadwick expressing pleasure at the compliment. The attendees included many named local residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Chadwick
G.O. Stearns
St. Omar
Order of the Eastern Star
Order
Milwenkes
Mr. Chadwick
Milwaukes
Kisown
Stearns
Musats
Mines
F. J. Bolander
J. Bolander
Chas. E. Shriner
Thorn Craiga
C. Stearns
Dodge
Mary Pistzsch
Colin W. Wright
I. A. Tenny
Louise Wolcott
Misses Meltie Monroe
Helen Douglas
Tessa Stearns
Messia
A. 5. Douglas
Dealing in Dirt Real Estate Transfers in Green County
Transfers recorded by the Green County Register of Deeds show numerous real estate divisions. Transactions include Cors A Graves to George Jones, lots and blocks in Albany, and multiple tracts in Mt Pleasant, Monroe, Brodhead, Sylvester, and other townships with prices ranging from 400 to 4 900 dollars. Names include Warren E Gardner, Fred Sexra, Ella Pickford, August Hilbrant, Gael Guelson, Olena Flisram, Charles H Robertson, Jesse H Robertson, J Fridolin Schindler, M F Hoesly, Anton Ott, Wm Owens, Arthur E Rood, Henry Figs, Adam Blumer, Lida M Noble, Susanny K Glansen, Martin Zumbrunnen, John Covy, M A Neon, Ernest Lack, Inlins B Stark, John Sherbandy, Fred Stauffacher, Sarah J French, Belle Noble, Frank Daoucan, George W Noble, John Rolph, Peter Stauffacher, Emil Kulmke, John Wilhelm, Jacob Malley, Frank W Payne, Ide M Blant, Rendall, Mary Lebrke, Lisetta D Robertson, John F Bauman, Billet Graham, John Adams, John Connery, Benjamin T Pryce, and many other parcels in Albany, Monroe, Brodhead, and surrounding areas.
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Green County
Register of Deeds Office
Cors A. Graves
George Jones
Albany
Warren E. Gardner
Fred Man
Dacatar
Fred Sexra
Ella Pickford
August Hilbrant
Mt Pleasant
Gael G. Guelson
Olena B. Flisram
Brodhead
Charles H. Robertson
Jesse H. Robertson
W. OF
Lybrand
City of
Monroe
J. Fridolin Schindler
M. F. Hoesly
New Glamus
Anton Ott
Town
John Covy
M. A. Neon
Wautresgee
Brooklyn
Ernest Lack
Inlins B. Stark
Cadiz
John Sherbandy
Fred Stauffacher
Sylvester
Sarah J. French
Belle Noble
Frank W. Payne
Ide M. Blant
John Connery
John F. Faser
Russell
Monros
Benjamin T. Pryce
Railroad
Miss Mary Tuller Weds Dorman White in Greeley
Miss Mary Elizabeth Tuller daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Tuller of this city married Dorman E White at the home of Col and Mrs C A White in Greeley Colorado The ceremony was witnessed by many relatives and friends a wedding dinner followed The bride came from Wisconsin about a year ago and has lived with a brother The groom is the only son of Col and Mrs Charles A White and served in the Philippines with the 1st Colorado during the war The Sim extends best wishes for a long happy married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hizabeth Tuller
Henry Tuller
Dorman E. White
Greeley
Col
C. A. White
White Farm
Wisconsin
Charles A. White
1St
Colorado
Philippines
Drs. White
Evening with Nevin at Ada Williams home
Thirty friends and pupils enjoyed an evening with American composer Ethelbert Nevin at Miss Ada B Williams home. A Nevin program featured sketches read by Miss Hattie Ladlow and vocal numbers by Miss Laurena Gardner. Instrumental pieces were performed by Fred Trawheel and Miss Myrta Hountston with several titles. The remarks and selections were well received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelbert Nevin
Ada B. Williams
Nevin
Hattie Ladlow
Laurena Gardner
Fred Trawheel
Young Bride Is an Old Man's Solace in Chicago Marriage
A romance and tragedy unfold around Theodore Schintz, 72, and Milwaukee widow Mary Maslowaku, 24. The wedding at Milwaukee's St. Charles hotel occurred after a secret extended trip from Chicago. Schintz, long a leading Chicago lawyer and former alderman, faced family losses and a dust of scandal before marrying his much younger bride.
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City and Ward
Court House
ER. Carroll
Robi. Miller
Martin Blotz
Sod Carl Marty
B. Greenwall
Louis Hirsig
Wadess Fylows
Gottlieb Beller
W. V. Trukenbrod
Eloe Tell Ward
Third Ward
Chay. P. Butterfield
G. T. Sickinger
Chas, Burmeister
Frank Gasnet
George Vogt
Adam Blumer
GC. Hood
M. GC. Gettings
Ed. Kohli
F. W. Duebler
Juin Barman
H. (. Kelly
M.C. Gettings
Democratic Caucus
South Wayne Sisters
Addie Adair
Oliver
Qui
Jennie O'Neil Potter
Treat
Govenor
Juda
Wis
Newman
Madison
Tig Son Pant
Mra
Edith Allen
Tittleson
Eva Lyman
Kop
Mile
Pate
Pilla
Eastern Star
P.G. Eldridge
Mineral Point
A. M. Anderson
Frank Daoucan
George W. Noble
Joha Sandblk
Emerson & Moulton’s
John Rolph
Peter Stauffacher
R. Moyer
Emil Kulmke
Clarno
John Wilhelm
Jacob Malley
Miss Mary Tuller
Greeley, Col
Ada B, Williams
Henry Durst
Messrs
and Mesdames
J. D. Sosemaan
J.D. Donwiddle
J.C. Hood
J. H. Weber
C. W. Tryin “Ing
DP. J. Clawson
Matix Brown
Kit Jackson
Darker
Martha Relf
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