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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1900

Page

5

Ground to pieces under the wheels near Judah

Edward Lewis, a deaf mute from Al Dany, was struck by a Milwaukee road freight train while walking on the track east of Unda. The rear of the backing train passed over him, grinding him to pieces as witnesses watched. His body was taken to Brodhead for burial. his brother William Lewis, an 85 year old farmer, arrived to take charge.

Edward Lewis al- Dany Tota Milwaukee Road Unda Brad- Heal Wwa Brodhead Win. Lewis Albany Lewis Monroe

Lyons Cheese Factory Fire Near Blanchardville

The Lyons cheese factory west of Blanchardville burned with no insurance. Sheriff Sawyer of Winnebago County and Chief Felice Bargran of Rockford are expected in Freeport to interview Salter and McCulbe, boys arrested for the Winslow robbery, suspected of ties to other Winnebago county robberies. W. W. Chadwick of Monroe tours the area promoting the upcoming Queen County fair in Monroe in September.

Lyons Blanchardville Sawyer Witwebago County Felice Bargran Rockford Freeport Salter McCulbe Winslow Winnebago County Tanesville W. W. Chadwick Monroe Queen County Chadwick Janesville Bower City

Peculiar Will of Joseph W Stuart Filed for Administration

The probate court records the will of the late Joseph W Stuart of Brodhead, detailing $5,000 in real estate and $2,000 in personal property. His widow Lydia R Stuart is his sole heir. He bequeaths stock to Mary W Mitchell and her children, Ezra H Stuart, Nettie S Emery, Kittie Emery, and a bond to Moses Harman for advocacy rights. The remainder is split among Ezra, Mary, Nettie, and Kittie. Cremation is directed on his death, dated May 1, 1890, with the will dated June 29, 1892, witnessed by RB Day and Kate Bennett Smyth. The floral Milwaukee parade, under Gov Peck, will feature autos and decorated vehicles. An exchange notes a civic quip about neighbors taking papers.

Joseph W.stuart Brodhead Real Esbice Lydia R. Stuart Mary W. Mitchell Stuart Atlantic Pacific Railway Tunnel Company Galorada Ezra TH Hamilton Ill Nettie S. Emery Kittie Emery Moses Harman Topeka Kas Atlantic Pacific Railway Tutanel Company Preas Denise Ezry H. Stuart Nettie E. Emery Kittie RB. Z. Day Brodhand Kate Bennett Smyth Rochester N.Y

Subumanu Concert Company Faces Deficit at Wells Opera House

The Subumanu Concert company presented a high order program at Wells Opera House under Co. H. Miss Pringle the violinist and Miss Cabot the soprano drew the best applause though all performers were valued. After a $50 guarantee the event showed a $12 deficit, and the group laments the public did not support their efforts to fund new quarters and continue in their endeavors.

Subumanu Wells Opera Louse Index Co. H Nnwbers Miss Pringle Miss Cabot Trompe Iie

Tall Chimney Nears Completion At Anna Swiss Plant

The Anna Swiss Condensing company finished a tall brick chimney at Jefferson street plant. The base measures 20 by 20 feet and 28 feet high, costing 1200 dollars. the 121 foot stack narrows to seven feet across at the top, using 145000 bricks and totaling 1800 dollars. Construction used carloads of lime cement and stone, with 400000 bricks and other materials, supervised by Kiester and Banman.

Anna Swiss Condensing Company Jefferson Street Kiester & Banman

Advertised doctor Turbin’s long town presence questioned

The piece urges readers to notice a recurring physician figure in town papers, Dr Turbin, claiming he visits regularly from Wisconsin through friends and keeps a steady practice. It critiques sensational ads and promises, urging careful evaluation of his advertised credentials and hospital affiliations.

Elas Turbin Lowns Wisconsin Vonselerttions Wig Hospital Allie Monroe Lidlow House

Appoints Appraisers and Administrator for White Estate

Mudge Becker names Win Tish and W W Chadwick as appraisers for the White estate and adds an administrator to wind up the business. Eugene White, a brother of the deceased, is chosen for the role. Durst succeeded in opening the late FLY White’s safe but no will was found. Papers are tangled. inventory likely unfinished by Monday.

Mudge Becker Win Tish W. W. Chadwick Eugene White Fly White Als O'Cloris

Local Wisconsin Soldiers Receive Back Pay from Treasury Checks

Soldiers of Co H from Wisconsin regiments who served at Camp Harvey in 1898 received United States treasury checks for back pay and clothing allowance. The payments cover sixteen days of 1898 service and six days at home, totaling about one month’s pay. Capt West, Capt Durst, and Freil Buehler led recipients, with sergeants at 20 dollars and privates around 16 to 15 dollars each.

Emeas Capt. Durst Leutenant Freil Buehler Corpass United States Treasury Maj H. 5. Wallace United States Army Sturvey G. Mullen Congress National Treasury Treasury Badger Bays Treasury Department Wisconsin Harvey

Second M E church entertainment delights audience

Dr Bolton pleases as the Cuban subject shown by stereopticon on Thursday evening at the M E church. Rev Holden operated the device and the vivid Cuban scenes spurred applause. The hour long lecture was praised as high character and beneficial to intellect and morals. Sheriff John W Gardner returned to Carewell Beos with two complete outfits stolen from their establishment. Items were shipped to Madison and recovered. Toland's business university graduates listed include Ty Weet Spur and several others.

M.E. Church Cuba Mr. Holden John W. Gardner Carewell Beos Winslow Will Salter Clark McCabe Madison Holly Bsiness Department Toland’s Business University Joseph Ty Weet Anna Ot Spur Statfavher Phillipa Henney Kigesy W.K. Trukenbrod Doseph Canine Bell Grave Gibbons Sara Runkle Schultz Charles O. Schar Clarno Matthew West Juda

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