Converted Jew draws crowds with two meetings in town
Ben Greenstein a Hungarian-born boy preacher who converted to Christianity spoke at the Christian Church in the morning and Wells Opera House in the evening. He described his journey from New York to St. Louis, his study of Hebrew and Greek, and urged love over prejudice as he pursues education for his mission in Monroa, drawing praise from listeners for his intellect and eloquence.
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Monroa
Ben Greenstein
Wells’ Opera House
Hia
Gresnstein
New York City
St. Louis
Art Colored Mission
Desis
Ben Greenstien
Monrow
Corner Stone Laid at Franklin Church Dedication Soon
Nearly three hundred gathered Sunday afternoon for the cornerstone laying at the new Franklin church. Busing opened with remarks, Bethel offered a prayer, Varney read a sermon, and Bowes spoke on building character. The stone was laid in the foundation with a traditional ceremony as trustees watched in a semi circle. Benediction followed. W F Tinkenbrod bought the Glascott residence in the Second ward for 4700 dollars and will take possession shortly.
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Franklin
Tedson
Wade
Christ
HO Bowes
Frank Millen
Rethel
Trip to Black Hills by Wisconsin Press Association outing
The Wisconsin Press Association plans a summer trip to the Black Hills via Northwestern railway with dates likely May 25 or June 15. Railway officials promise full facilities and light expenses. Platteville Witness President Rindlaub reports towns along the Black Hills district will host a hearty reception for Badger editors.
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Wisconsitn Press Association
Black Hills
Northwestern
Woulpany
Rindlaub
Platteville Witness
Tis
Badger
Governor Scofield Signs Wisconsin Marriage Law
The governor signed a marriage license law requiring a five day interval before marriage. It goes into effect May 5, delaying marriages until May 10 unless a court order permits earlier ceremonies. Judges statewide are expected to issue orders to allow planned weddings during the gap.
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Wisconsin
Scofield
Comrb
Deaths of Jacob Rempter and Sarah Voogh
Jacob Rempter died Tuesday at age seven after a four month illness beginning with heart trouble and ending in dropsy. He came from Barden Germany in 1864 with his wife and resided here. a German Catholic, survived by Basidean wife and nine children. Sarah Voogh, 17, daughter of Thomas and Mrs Voogh of Monroe township, died of measles and pneumonia after a sudden illness. funeral was held Wednesday at noon from home and burial followed.
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Jacob Rempter
Jocoh Kempter
Barden
Germany
Sarah Yorgll
Savid Voogh
Thos. Voegl
Monroe Township
Death of an Old Resident Henry Stegian
Henry Stegian an old resident of this city died at his West Washington Street home at 6 o clock Saturday evening from general breakdown due to old age He was nearly 70 years old and had lived in the city for thirty years In earlier days he worked as a mason helper and he is survived by a second wife The funeral was held from the house Tuesday afternoon at 1 30.
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Henry Stegian
West Washington Street
Masons
Treat for governor candidate list in Milwaukee
The Milwaukee Sunday Sentinel lists eight men as judged capable or probable candidates for governor, including J B Trent of this city. The paper notes Trent’s leadership role in the State Central Committee and suggests some party insiders doubt his candidacy based on factional alignments and lack of authentic information.
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The
Milwaukee Sunday Sentinel
Wil
Hin
Slain in South Dakota Woman Linked to Canton Shooting
Charles McCullough, once of this city, was shot and killed Sunday night near Canton South Dakota. He was slain by Mrs Eunice Brows at her farm south of Canton in self defense claim. Lincoln County sheriff wired here to locate relatives and decide on remains. Local history places McCullough as a 50 year old former craftsman with ties to Peter Chandler and family members now scattered in New York and Fraserport.
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Charles McCullough
Canton
Tie
Eunice Brows
HcCullough
MuCullough
Lincoln Canity
Lincoln County
Gardner
McCallens
Stephen Patterson
Mcullough
Peter Chandler
George McCullough
Mary Hogans
Amy McCullough
Frasport
New York
McCullough
Green county Sunday school convention topics outlined
Preparations underway for the Green county Sunday school convention to be held Tuesday and Wednesday with large expected attendance. Sessions cover daytime Bible study methods normal classes and work of the Sunday school, plus evening programs at the Universalist church and entertainment plans arranged by Miss Prudie Walls. The report notes speaker names and venues, plus a local property sale of 3500 dollars by Mrs. J. Tanont.
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Green County
Endeis
Athenavocin
Universalist Church
Gii
Chira Botors Syrning
Wisconsin Legislature Ends Long 1899 Session
Maddox Wisconsin May 1 1899 the legislative session is virtually at an end with debates over the finished and moving toward adjournment after 114 days The longest session since organization Gov Scofield approved all but 10 bills and 278 have been signed leaving total laws not to exceed 885 The opening senatoral contest and a recess after a United States senate election largely extended the session with fewer bills introduced than two years ago.
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Maddox
Wis
Madison
Axecess Uutil
Scofield
United States
Hail Stones Of Great Size Reported In Storm
A sudden Saturday evening storm produced a terrified hail shower with pellets described as large as walnuts. Hail fell thickly and lingered, sparking fears as big stones were brought indoors. Rain accompanied the storm, washing streets, and renewed showers Sunday afternoon soaked the ground.
Death of Rev J E Irish former Wisconsin minister
The Rev Joseph E Irish, longtime Wisconsin Methodist pastor and statesman, died in Madison Tuesday afternoon at 66 after a period of illness. He served as state senator in 1872-73, U.S. consul to Cognac 1884-87, and U.S. land office registrar at Eau Claire. A chaplain in the Army 1892-96, he retired from service in 1907 and left the ministry. He is survived by his widow, four sons and two daughters. funeral in Madison Friday at 2 o'clock from the Madison Methodist church.
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Joseph E. Irish
BI. E
Wisconsin
Madison
Methodist Church
Trish
State Senate
United States
Cognac
France
United States Land Office
Ean Claire Irow
Senate
St. Croix
New Richmond
Baraboo
Portage
Monroe
Favorable Week for Vegetation and Soil Conditions
The USDA climate and weather bulletin reports a favorable week for farming in Wisconsin. Rainfall was liberal and well distributed, soil moisture ample, and early sown grain advancing thriftily. Pastures grew rapidly after rains, winter wheat remains uneven, rye and fruit trees show good progress, and stock may be turned out in southern counties this week.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Sky Fiverage
Monroe Aspirants Eye Census Commissioner Post
A nationwide census position in the district includes Columbia Dane Dodge Green Jefferson and Rock counties with Monroe men possibly pursuing the post. The salary is ten dollars a day for several months and the appointment awaits Senate confirmation, with action not expected before fall and likely by December.
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Monroe
Uncle Sam
Columbia
Dane
Dodge
Green Jefferson
Rock
Senate
Log Chain His Weapon End Kilnel
Eunice Brown shot Charles McCullough after being struck on the head by his weapon. She sought medical aid from a neighbor, and the coroner's jury prepared to act. McCullough was taken to Canton hospital where relatives gathered and planned burial at the county pound.
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Eunice Brown
Charles McCullough
No More Hello to the Cemetery No More Hello to the Cemetery
City aldermen meet to resolve cemetery water shortages and telephone service. Committee authorized to procure a better water supply, including a tank and windmill if needed, with possible removal of cemetery telephone after limited benefit. Sprinkling bids reviewed. Legler awarded street sprinkler outfit despite mixed service. Several bills approved or referred. council adjourned after cemetery discussions.
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Ermoiry
Sity
Othe
They
Lof
Committee On
Ald
Maine
Ballor
John Legler
Rudolph Wenger
Legler
Beller
Douglas
L. A. Woodle
Bolender
E. W. Keuper
Billo
Carroll Bros
W.B. Monros
Considine & Luchsinger
Mepthsler
Leale House
Spending State’s Money in Early Legislature Debate
The current legislature faces heavy spending, with total appropriations about 2.81 million after committee reductions. The committee on claims cut 685,089.66 from requests, while four year and two year lines show large gaps. If railroad and insurance bills passed as written, expenditures would rise further, impacting state institutions and taxes.
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Willion Dollerg
Tyson
Viva
Lotas
Dez
Senate
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