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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 08, 1900

Page

4

Forest City camp forms for Royal Neighbors

A new Forest City Royal Neighbors camp was organized Thursday evening with 27 members. Officers include Oracle Mrs. W. A. Nance, Vice Oracle Miss Elsie Smith, Recorder Mrs. Frank Bley, and others. First regular meeting set for Wednesday evening, Nov 14.

Royal Neighbors Bra Childs Forest City Camp Oracle W. A. Nance Elsie &Iith Frank Bley B.C. Wells F. Grinnell Anns Drake Bertha Bougey Inner Sentinel

Cooper Faces Chaotic Gratiot Meeting Turnout

Congressman H. Cooper visited Gratiot for a campaign stop but was interrupted by a question that provoked an angry reaction. A chair was hurled, an officer arrived, and the meeting ended in a general disturbance. Cooper plans future trips under the state central committee.

H. 4 Cooper Gratiot Bia State Central Committee

Toland Business University Winter Term Opens With Free Perks

The winter term starts the first Monday in November with free car fare and a free trial offer for entrants. Graduates widely employed. catalogue available. Also an advertisement by Dr. W. H. Caravine announcing daily dental office hours and guaranteed prompt service.

Toland Business University Monroe Wis W. H. Caravine

Death by Own Action At Stephenson County Poor Farm

A man named Willi Crenger a German born educated bachelor living with his nephew Fred Crenzer at Stephenson County Poor Farm committed suicide Thursday afternoon by hanging with a wire and breaking his neck. A coroner jury reviewed the case and ruled death by own action, noting he was nearly blind and had lived at the home for years. The article notes no unusual signs prior and mentions a piano loaned for a Galveston relief event and a Turner hall decor display accompanying the report.

Willi Crenger Fred Crenzer Favettia Peitiadan Edward Tegeer Clusty MB Dalteer I. Cheele Badectukey Meade A. Brite Justice Ruwgeer Diva the Holy Constal'y Baltaer Fear Mers Chirk Contad Curen Staphenson County Ibig Germany Taugbht School America Frank A. Shriner Geo. Awl Lorenzo Anlt Benny Zimmerman Wmn. Ellis Ed. Ellis Jackson Turner Hall Galveston

Charity Receipts Highlight Monroe Galveston Event

The Monroe charity drive recounts ticket sales across wards, private contributions from A L Glevehiod and Rev J H Berkey, plus 51.00 from leftovers and basket gifts for needy families. Committees praise tact, cooperation, and non monetary support while noting volunteers coordinated refreshments and hall arrangements with free music and flags.

Galveston Monroe Birss Second Ward Whirn Ward Fourth Ward Margie Cheney J.B. Jennings A. L. Glevehiodi J. H. Berkey Wek Bob Hearde Darling

Murder suspect caught in Buena Vista murder case

Platteville deputy sheriff arrested a man believed to be the tramp who killed the Bobb couple at Buena Vista. Description matched the suspect. he was seen near Platteville days after the murder and avoided towns. Deputy Sheriff Shelliam found him in the Platter River bottoms and the Freeport sheriff was telegraphed to identify the prisoner.

Sheltianr Plattesilly Thirsilay Bobb Buena Viste Platteville Shelliam Platter River Sheriff Fox Freeport Prigoner

Broken flange derails Illinois Central southbound train at Sciota

A flange broke on a freight wheel near Sciota Mills derailing the southbound Illinois Central train. The rear end separated about a hundred yards behind the front, with a lumber car and a rock flatcar overturned. Passengers Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Van Matre were unsettled. B T Page and Javid Reger were en route to Dixon and Freeport. The wreck halted by 10 pm. passengers taken to Freeport and the night train delayed. Conductor McCaul and Engineer Hall supervised the response.

Illinois Centrail Sciota Mills Nile Stephen Miller Nettie van Matre B. T. Page Dixon Javid Reger Juny Freeport Miller van Matre McCaul Hall

Second suspect in Bobb murder case puzzled by height

Sheriff Fouke of Stephenson County traced a Lancaster arrestee to Towke’s description but height mismatched five feet three or four inches versus five foot nine. He fetched drayman John Sunningham from Freeport, but inspection proved unsatisfactory and the search moved back to Freeport. A new Illinois Central gas powered speed car, automatic engine, can cover 61 miles Madison to Freeport in about three hours, improving track inspection.

Fox Stephenson County Lancaster Towke John Sunningham Freeport Fouke Cunningham Illinois Central Madison

October Land Record Shows Wide Range of Purchases

The October land record lists numerous sales across Cadiz, Jordan, Monroe, and nearby areas. Transactions include Dolan to Karlen for two lots in Cadiz, and substantial deeds such as Durgin to Fanzer for 80 acres in Monroe township at 13900, with many parcels of city lots and farms changing hands for mid thousands to several thousand dollars.

Durmer Ous Office of the Register of Deeds Patrick Dolan Jacob Karlen Cadiz Waddington Charles O. Wells Jordan Chas. O. Wells Adan Gackatatter John A. Young H. C. Patni City of Brodhead Albert Albright Frederick Dinges Clarno Ulrich Schar Peter Stanflacher Foster Payne Monroe Robert B. Gifford Minnie Meving Decatur Spring Grove Peter Schultz Baward" Riece Benny Silvar John B. Schmit Village of Attica Chas, Murphy Christian Jaussi Bik Andrick Meriyn City of Monroe John B. Francia Frank H. Wismer Albany Joseph Musser Harry Bangs City of Alvin Ault Minerva van Horn John Nevil James Navil Brooklyn W.S. Pengra Lewis Hobker Ares Nathaniel Martin Frank Kiel Karl King Samuel Nofeger Benjamin K. Cleveland Rudolph Zimmerman Pearl Camp N. G. Durgin John A. Fanzer Alfred Wond Robert E. Atwood Brodhead Elizabeth Weismiller Jacob Metn

Milwaukee road extends six more miles toward Janesville line

The Milwaukee road adds six miles on the Janesville to Libertyville extension, with trains running fast toward Solon Mills and Nippersink. Walworth reports track laying, engines, and gravel work, aiming for full operation by January 1, and Walworth to Geneva Lake may capture summer passenger traffic. The coroner’s inquiry in the Crenzer case concludes death by self-destruction after witness testimony. Monroe Water Works lays a water pipe along North Jefferson Street. extension to Jackson Street and other street work proceed.

Fox Lake Janesville Milwaukes Road Nippersink Solon Mills St. Paul Company Monroe Chicago Walworth Milwaukee Road Libertyville Allen’s Grove Afton Geneva Lake William Crenzer Juvora Monroe Water Works Company Jefferson Muorth

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