Dress Parade Plans for Wisconsin National Guard
Adjutant General Boardman outlines delayed dress parade for Co. H due to funding and uniform shortages. Sixty five shirts sixty two bolts haversacks and gear expected by July. uniforms to arrive by July 10. Camp Douglas encampment planned for August. equipment largely old Spanish War era. Howard and Wat. Neo enlist. Duret reports indicate 40 companies to clothe and equip at state expense.
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Wisconsin
M. C. Durat
Camp Douglas
Go. H
Howard Howard
Wat. Neo
Duret
Adjt
Boardinant Ibis
Wisconsin National Guard
Ariguat
Iowa Crops Fail As Rain And Cold Persist
Iowa statewide crop fears rise as excessive rain and cold hinder cultivation. Corn planted weeks ago rots, oats, barley, wheat, and rye delayed. In Juda county, Mrs. William Johnson, aged about 65, dies of heart failure after years of rheumatic illness. She leaves a husband and large family, with daughters Mrs. Geo Pengra and Mrs. Chas Coates in Juda.
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Iowa
William Johnson
Juda
Seats
Geo. Pengra
Chas. Coates
Judi
Majors Brevet for Capt J F Case Named for Honor
Gen Otis forwards recommendation from Gen Lawton for Captain J F Case to be breveted major of volunteers for distinguished gallantry at Muasan Bulacan bridge and San Isidro while acting division engineer officer. The dispatch lists Col Owen Somers and Capt Case among officers honored.
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J. F. Case
Lawton
War Department
Otis
Muasan
Bulacan Bridge
San Isidro
Owen Sunmers
Col. Sunmers
Cass
Somers
Oregon Volunteers
San Faidro
Case
Roy
Geo. W. Case
Times
Capt. Case
Japanese Clergyman Tells of Oriental Life at Presbyterian Church
Rev A Ishida of Japan spoke on oriental life and customs to a mixed audience. He outlined Christianity elevating Japanese women and urged mission support while showing curios, a counting machine, and his mother’s god. The talk, delayed by lighting, will resume next Monday night with 14 and 10 cent admission.
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A. Ishida
Japan
Geors
Heni
Presbyterian Church
Morning marriage at St John’s Evangelical church
Miss Rose Tuescher and Mr Adolph Sehmid wed at 8 Tuesday morning in the parsonage with only Miss Tiazie Sehmid and Mr Tawar Blumer present. The bride wore a gray traveling suit and the couple will visit relatives in Figin before settling on Farmers street in Monroe.
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Rose Tuescher
Adolph Sehmid
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Alfred Schuh
Tiazie Sehmid
Tawar Blumer
Rhu
Figin
Mourot
Farmers Street
Monroe
Monroe Receives Gun From Maria Theresa Relic
Mrs Emeline L Payne dies after weeklong illness in Monroe. She was a Massachusetts native who moved with Calvin Payne to Monroe in the 1850s and became a longtime fixture there. Survived by son F W Payne, she was praised as a kindly figure in the community. The article also notes a correction about a gun from Admiral Cervera’s flagship Maria Theresa sent to Monroe as a World War relic.
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Emeline L. Payne
F. W. Payne
Massachusetts
Webster
Calvin Payne
Monteque
Mass
Monroe
Payne
Monroe House
Jefferson Street
Payna
Jha
Monro
Cervera
A. A. Cooper
Oquenda
Washington
Cervere
Making
Parquahr
Norfolk Navy Yard
Monros
the Times
Cooper
Wisconsin
Brodhead
Senator Putnam
Ipis
Monrca
Golden Wedding Celebration of Mr and Mrs Henry Trumpy Sr
Mr and Mrs Henry Trumpy Sr residents of Third ward near the German Catholic church on Clinton Street celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary at home. A large family and friends attend, recalling years in Green County prior to Shueyville and Monro. The surprise gathering drew children and grandchildren for dinner without notice.
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Henry, Trumpy
Clinton Streat
Third Ward
Trumpy
Green County
New Glartts
Shueyville
Monro
G. T. Hodges Appointed Guardian for Nancy Newman
Judge J M Becker held a hearing in Decatur on guardianship for Nancy Newman claimed incompetent. Petitioner Wis Newman and J J Newman presented witnesses. after deliberation the court appointed G T Hodges guardian of her person and property, on his own motion, to serve best interests.
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Nancy Newman
Decatur
J. M. Becker Thesday
Wis
Newman J. J. Newman
Colin W. Wright
J. L. Sherron
J. J. Newman
Frank Mitchell
Chett Gilford
Shu Court
G. T. Tladges Ony
Modern Woodmen plan annual meeting in Beloit Wisconsin
The Modern Woodmen of America chapter plans its annual gathering for Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois districts at Beloit Wisconsin on Thursday June 1. The event includes a Roma trip and tickets priced at $1.40. Augusta Jolmeson and others are visiting the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Andrew Williamson.
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Wisconsin
Beloit
Wis
Eres
Mery
Augusta Jolmeon
Ad Piollandate
Mr and
Alis Andraw Wiulilen
Independent telephone exchange planned in Monroe
Bills and Worthans propose a local franchise to run an independent telephone exchange with under 100 lines, expanding to 150. Subscriptions priced at 2 dollars for business and 1 dollar for residents, cheaper than Wisconsin Telephone. War against the incumbent includes other Wisconsin independents with large networks and long distances. In Monroe, 25 graduates at Turner Hall planned for June 6 with four to five minute orations in various subjects, and the baccalaureate address to be arranged by the Ministerial association for June 11.
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Mource
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Bills & Worthans
Bills & Wortham
Wisconsin
Janesville
Ryanaville
Beloit
Edgerton
Mineral Point
Wisconsin Company
Madison
Waneau
Dana County Telephone Company
LaCrosse
Oshkosh
Sheboygen
Wisan
Tortage
Eau Claire
Chippewa Falls
Merrill
Grand Rapids
Menomonic
Dodgeville
Monroe High School
Turner Hall
Sadie Sullivan
Tuisie Isley
John Barms
Mabel Bower
Sophia Germain
Nellie Miller
Blanche Hughes
Nettie Murphy
Edward Johnson
China
Fred Scheidegger
Clara Schmid
Ralph Horton
Edna Weirich
Blancs Miller
Pearl Wood
Joseph West
Rudyard Kipling
Glenn Soseman
Frank G. Varney
Han
Gun Shoot Incident Attracts Park Crowd
A shooting at a local park during a Saturday practice left a man wounded when a weapon discharged. One bullet lodged behind the eye, threatening sight, as witnesses described the tense scene. Names and exact locations appear in scattered fragments.
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Winslow
Shuaenge Watel
Jean
Midler
Chromett
Mir
Eels
Modern Terror Locomotor Hysteria Spreads Fear
Public Health Journal warns of locomotor hysteria a new disease causing frantic haste to move. Affected individuals mismanage horses trains and vehicles, racing instead of riding safely. Critics propose hospital detention for weeks to treat this malady and curb its spread.
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le Rmits
Poe
Unelained Letters For Week In Monten Wis May 6 1889
Unelained letters reminding in tin postortion of Monten Wis for the week ending May 6 1889 list Melshoir Blunwer Lorena Divyer A i Dierdurit Christ Joss han Kuntert Mdw Rees Louie Stettlerford and others call for the addressee to say advertised and give date of P O Benner. Meets your momays worth by becominggs 4 Times subscriber.
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Monten
Wis
Melshoir Blunwer
Lorena Divyer
A. i Dierdurit
Christ Joss
Han Kuntert
Mdw
Rees
Louie Stettlerford
Tha Nboyg
P.O. Benner
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Rev. Case
Oris
Cable
A. Ashida
The
Schmid—Teuscher
Odd Fellows
Southwwestern
Mineral Point Wadnesday
Maria Theresa
Emiline C. Payne
Congressman Cooper
Henry Trumpy, Sr
John
Johnson
Walter C. Sanger
Milwauke
Tanesville
Sanger
Tohnson
G. T. Hodges
Bills & Worthan
Edgar Eells
Freeport
Danngrat
Max Cable
Wist
Will Opera
Galena
Scorcher
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