Democrats Name Their Candidates in City Caucus
City Democrats nominating for mayor and city offices, Ed Carroll named for mayor with 23 votes, Robt Miller for assessor, Dan Hawver for treasurer. Voter turnout low, ballots printed, ward caucuses held, results show mixed support with several tight races and a few ties resolved by lot. Prices on livestock reported with highest Chicago rates since 1895 for sheep at $4.15 per hundredweight.
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Caroll
Robt. Miller
Dan Hawver
New Nations Law
Republicas
Eil
Carnal
Wd. Carroll
Gottlieb Beller
J. M. Becker
Robert Miller
Daniel Hawver
Jay. O. Fidler
Republian
Hawver
Fidler
Justices of the Peace
Constable
J. H. Eaton
Harry Gilligan
G. F. Siekinger
Ed. Liebly
Auch
Andrew Kundert
Teller
Aldermin
Cap Kundert
W. P. Bragg
Fred Burn
Chicago
Carroll Drops Out of Democratic Mayoral Bid
Jai Carroll declines the mayoral nomination tendered by the Democratic city caucus citing lack of time to serve. He thanks supporters but cannot accept the office. Township Democrats meet at Mourog Courthouse on March 31 at 2:30 PM to organize a ticket for the April 4 vote.
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Jai
Carroll
Caucu
Monrog
Mourog
1Vo! Com
South Wayne Sisters Run Off With Young Lad
Oliver Rhodes a Brown town youth and Mamie and Addie Adair of South Wayne left Monday for Maryland Vic. Rhodes bought railway tickets and planned to head to Iowa to work on railroads. A brother arrived seeking them, parents reportedly had trouble with the girls who were missing. The youth identified as Pete Kinney, son of Perry Rhodus Browntown, refused further comment.
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Oliver Rhodes
Browntown
Mamie
Addie Adair
South Wayne
Rhodes
Maryland
Janation
Vic
Spinots Central Depot
Iowa
Mawie
4 Times
Pete Kinney
Perry Rhodus
Slips for Voters on City License Question
Voters will receive separate slips reading for licensa and against licens. The for license ballot supports saloon interests, the against license ballot counts against them. The issue has sparked unusual activity from both sides with saloon power seen as pivotal. Voters should treat the decision as burning and consider carefully when casting ballots.
Elocutionist Jennie Potter sent home to die
Jennie O Neil Potter, once a renowned elocutionist, has been moved from St. Luke's Hospital in New York to her farm home at Patel Grove Grant county. She was penniless and alone at St. Luke's. Mrs Lynch also fell ill the same day as the Potters. she is 76 and her husband 70.
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Jennie O Neil Potter
St. Luke's Hospital
New York
Patel Grove
Grant County
St. Luke's
Miss Potter
Treat Giv es Place to Janesville Man
Urges First District representation at the Republican convention with a home candidate. Senator John M Whitehead consents to allow his name for governor. The Janesville Gazette notes Whitehead as an ideal candidate with state leadership, tax commission law work, Yale graduate and leading Janesville lawyer born in 1852.
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John M. Whitehead
Wisconsin
Tinesville
P Hone
Acagd Naib
Whitehead
Conmmun
Dio
Trey
Republican State Central Committee
Hon
J. B.trent
Conig
Trent
Henator Whitehead
Jasy
State Tax Commission
Inlinois
Yale College
Jancaville
Universal Estosn
Saloon License Vote Sparks Spring Campaign Battle
Leading issue of the spring campaign pits temperance advocates against saloon backers in Monroe. Two tickets contest the license question with strong rhetoric. voters urged to cast decisive ballots to reflect the will of the people and protect city finances and streets plans.
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Monroe
Mien
Ude
Lcense
Juda Wisconsin Correspondence Brief Local Notices
V 5 8 New man called to Madison for ill son Paul Mrs Edith Allen and son visiting Monroe Eve Lyman of Monroe visited Juda Miss Ella Vanderbilt not improving fast Wallace Pengra bay bought Bald win farm for 4050 Station Agent Aylward to return from California J L Rodevick back to Chicago to assist ill brother Mrs J A Tynan and daughters from Monroe visited in Juda Mrs Lyman arrived Saturday and stayed through Sunday Mig Lanoy and Gra Laney left for oil farm in southern Iowa Mrs Laney staying with aunt Mrs Biggs two years Farewell party held for named recipient News of Mrs Daniel Murdock's death in Brodhead services Sunday remains brought to Mt Vernon cemetery Stop suffering Miles Pain Palla
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Juda
Wis
Newman
Madison
Paul
Edith Allen
Monroe
Eve Lyman
J. L. Rodevick
Chicago
J.A. Tynan
Non. . Mitchell
Lyman
Satnediy
Remdi
Sunlay
Mig. Lanoy
Gra Laney
Tresilay
Mra. Laney
Mra. Biggs
Daniel Murdock
Brodhead
Mt Vernon Cemuetery
Compliment to W W Chadwick Honors Given at Stearns Home
W W Chadwick was hailed as the ghost of honor at a gathering at the Stearns residence. A Ladies of the Order of the Star presented work of the organization to him in Milwaukee after their recent grad chapter there. Attendees included F J Bolender J Bolender Thor Craig G O Mines S Dodge and others.
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W. W. Chadwick
Meg
Ontar
Order of the Eaatern “Star
Milwaukee
Chadwick
Stearns
Messrs
Aan Mines
F. J. Bolender
J. Bolender
Hunner
Thor Craiga
S. Dodge
Mary He
Mattie Tenny
Louise Wolvutts
Mi Monroe
Helen Douglas
Tessa Stearns
A. 5
Ponglas
Real estate transfers recorded in Albany Monroe registers
Transfers listed show Cora A Graves selling to George Jones in Albany’s Railroad Add Lots 5 and 6 for 300. Warren E Gardner sells in Decatur for 5400. Fred Sears and Ella Pickfort sell Pleasant for 4100. Multiple deeds across Monroe Brodhead Albany and nearby townships detail sales of lots, acres, and fractional lots with prices from 300 to 5400 involving numerous individuals and local blocks and donations.
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Charles Fl. Robertson
Jesse HF. Robertson
Lybrand
Monroe
J. Fridolin Sutindler
M. F. Huesly
All Korea
New Glarus
Anton Ott
Win
Owens
John Covy
M.A. Non
Brooklyn
Ernest Leck
Tulvis I. Stark
Cadiz
Jobs Sherbundy
Fred Stauffacher
Seu
Sylvester
Sarah J. French
Bella Noble
Lybrani
City of
Mouros
Frank Duntan
George W. Noble
Emerson & Moulton
John Rolph
Peter Stauffacher
Ri. Moyer
Emil Kulinke
Clarno
John Wilhelm
Jacob Miller
OP Rorek
Prank W. Payvo
Ida M. Binnt
Tallman
Wit
A. N. Randall
Mary B. Lehrke
Brodhead
Lisetta D. Robertson
John F. Batituau
Paqua
Paqua’s Donation City of
Ellet Graham
John Adame
Bik
John Connery
John F. Faeser
Russell
Monirue
Benjamin T. Pryva
George Jones
Railroad
Albany
Miss Mary Tuller Weds Dorman White in Greeley
Miss Mary Elizabeth Tuller daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Tuller joined Dorman B E White at the home of Col and Mrs CG White in Greeley Colorado The ceremony was witnessed by relatives and friends and a wedding dinner followed The couple plan housekeeping on the White farm west of town The groom a son of Col and Mrs Charles A White served with the 1st Colorado in the Philippines during the late war The Sun offers best wishes for a long and happy life for the newlyweds
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Mary Elizabeth Tuller
Henry Tuller
Dorman BE. White
Greeley
Col
CG. A. White
White
Wisconsin
Charles A. White
Colorado
Philippines
Sun
Mra
Evening With Nevin Delights Local Pupils and Guests
Thirty selects and pupils enjoyed an evening with Ethelbert Nevin the American composer at Miss Ada Williams home. A Nevin program featured Miss Hattie Lannon reading a sketch of Nevin. Young selections were rendered by Miss Larene Gardner. Instrumental numbers included Narcisany by Trachsel Mytta Mamiston Barcarolle and songs by Miss Williams. The lively program drew praise and good cheer from attendees.
Young Bride and Old Man of Note Tie The Knot
Theodora Schinty, 72, and Mary Maslowska, 24, wed at Milwaukee's St. Charles hotel in a quiet ceremony. Schinty, a Chicago lawyer and long time alderman, faced personal tragedy after his son’s embezzlement and his daughter’s death, then remarried shortly before his 73rd birthday.
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Theodora Schinty
Chicago
Mary Maslowska
Milwaukee
St. Charles
Schintz
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Schintz
Green County
Barbara Zeutner
Switzerland
Zurich
Theodora Schintz
Joliet
Josephine
Cok County
Schinte
North Park Avenue
New Webster Avenue
Mary Meslowska
Lt. Schintz
Schfutz
John B. Rice
Europe
Board of Aducation
Ler
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R B. Greenwald
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W. F. Trukenbrod
Hurd
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Chas. P. Butterfield
G. J. Sickinger
Olaf, Burmeister
Frank Gaseer
George Vogt
Acham Blumuer, Sr. J. ©. Hood
Youre
District Attorney’s Office
C. Gettings
Ei. Kohlis
FW. Buehler
John Bannan
Gettings
H. O. Kelly
Democratic Caucus
South Wayne Sisters
Addie
Adair
Oliver
Jennie O'Neil Potter
Simon P. Lynch
Lynch
Mr. Lynch
Janesville
Govenor
Jupa
Ella Vanderbilt
Wallace Pengra Bay
Baldwin
Btatlon
Aylwird
California
Sry Dz
Miles’ Pain Palla
Eastern Star
Miss Mary Tuller
Greeley, Col
Nevin
Ada B. Williams
Theodore Schintz
Henry Durst
Jae
Mesdames
J. D. Soseman
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J. G. Hood
Hw, Weber
C. Wes Twineing
P. J. Clawson
Maria Brown
Xitt Jackson
Barker
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