Funeral for Mrs Techudy to Be Held at St John’s Church
Sad affliction visits a large family as Mrs. Fred Techudy dies at home after Féptivaemia following the birth of a two week old son. Born May 21 1858 she leaves nine of her own children, six foster children, a husband, mother, seven brothers and three sisters. Funeral planned for Thursday afternoon at St John’s Evangelical Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Techudy
Savoy
Techudyig
Tsuhudy
Urania Doehring
Fuca Dife
Genga
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Wisconsin Telephones Shares Boost Capital to Five Million
At a Milwaukee meeting, Wisconsin Telephone company shareholders approved raising capital stock from 8.8 million to 5 million and directors authorized using the extra capital. Plans include at least 1 million next year to enhance underground Milwaukee lines and new exchange buildings statewide. Erie Telephone controls the Wisconsin property and Bell system interests in central states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Milwaukee
Erie Telephone Company
Wisconsin
WES
George B. Perham
Lowell
Mass
James H. Miller
Henry C. Payne
Charles Pfister
Frank Bigelow
B. K. Miller
Jesse Simns
Watertown
Erie Company
Bell Telephone Systems
Central States
Wlll, U
United States
Wreck at Madison Injures Milwaukee Road crew
A Milwaukee road freight train colliding with a switch engine near Lake Monona injured two crewmen. Engineer A G Orvis, the Prairie du Chien division veteran, had a leg crushed and may lose it. Fireman Michael Kern suffered a crushed foot. The other crew escaped unharmed. Also noted is B F Mitchell moving his family to town and a WCTU meeting with Mrs G Stearhe Friday at 2:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Portage
Milwaukee Road
Lake Monopa
A.G. Orvis
Michael Kern
Orvis
Ths
Prairie du Chien Divison
Bliss in Prospect and Patchen Hayford Wedding Notices
Miss Clara B. Schmid and Peter G. Wells of this city plan to marry December 4 at Aspin Col Elopement details note Schmid’s Colorado trip and Wells’ family ties The couple intend to stay in the west till spring The Patchen Hayford notice reports Nathan A Patchen of Albany and Martha A Hayford of Janesville to wed at 8 p m on Thursday Nov 20 at the bride’s home officiated by Rev W A Hall The groom owns a farm near Albany and will take his bride
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara B. Schmid
Peter G. Wells
Aspin
Col
Schmid
Colorado
Jas. Budge
Eugene Minenberg
Mra. Hodge
Mr. Wells
Ed. Wells
Mra
Josh
Hayford
Nathan A. Patchen
Albany
Martha A. Hayford
Janesville
W. A. Hall
Court Street
M. E
Patchen
Plague of Insects Invades Homes in Fall Weevil Surge
The red backed weevil, seen in large numbers this fall, now infests interior spaces. It moves from window screens to ceilings and bedrooms, breeding rapidly in out of the way corners. The pest proves as persistent as a cockroach and as prolific as a bad bug, challenging housewives to remove them.
Official Wisconsin vote sets McKinley and Ly Polletta records
The official Wisconsin tally shows McKinley with 295 298 votes and Ly Polletta with 108 784, the largest pluralities in state history. Bryan 159 901, Bohmrich 160 674, La Follette 284 420, Wooley 10 084, Deba 7 084, Maloney 581. Total votes 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
McKinley
Ly Polletta
Bryan
Bohmrich
la Follette
Wooley
Deba
Maloney
Social Labor
Ibe
Soldier James Albert Albers Dies in City Home
James Albert Albers aged eighty four died at his sister Mrs. T. J. Haton’s home at 1240 Sunday after six weeks in the city. Born in Mt. Eaton Ohio he settled in Rockford in 1868 and worked in contracting. He served in Co I Missouri Volunteer Infantry. Remains were taken to Rockford for burial with C. F. Pinney post pallbearers and G. L. Nevins post taking charge at Rockford. Also noted: Mrs. Wan Flanigan died Sunday at her son James Flanigan’s in the town of Alums aged sixty eight. husband predeceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rovidord
G. L. Nevins
Ascoaued
Albert
Mt. Eaton
Ohio
Tie
Rockford
Co. I
Missouri Volunteer Infantry
Lanigan
Wan. Flanigan
James Flanigan
Alums
Wisconsin Weather Forecast From Weather Bureau
Today forecast for Wisconsin shows generally fair conditions with Wednesday and Thursday mild. North winds increase bringing fresh air. Calvin Morse reports a notable weather event at Belleville with upending conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Calvin Morse
Belleville
Notice On Campaign Expense Reports Faces December Deadline
In Green county only two candidates appear to have filed campaign expense accounts. John Lewis and R. Holeyrand show modest totals but many candidates have not yet reported to the secretary of state or register of deeds. The law requires all state and congressional candidates to file by December 6, with penalties of 100 to 500 dollars for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Register of Deeds
R. ‘. Holeyrand
Green County
Lewis Foots
R. T. Holcomb
Glee Club
Secretary of State
He's a Bachelor No More in Cadiz Nuptials
Richard DuBois married Misa Lucretia Crago at 10 Sunday morning in the home of Willard T. Silverman with Justice Ruegger performing the ceremony. The private marriage followed a license secured Saturday and a judge Becker order setting aside True marriage law restrictions. The couple will reside on Clinton street in the Third ward as Mr. DuBois begins housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard DuBois
Misa Lucretia Crago
Cadiz
Willard T. Silverman
Hdn
Ruegger
du Bois
Becker
Clinton Street
Third Ward
DuBois
CAPITAL CITY PHONE FIGHT PROMISES BATTLE OF RATES
Bell Telephone prepares to accommodate about 2000 patrons in the capital city and has invested heavily in building and conduits. The Dane County Company serves around 1100 patrons and negotiates five year contracts with monthly rates of 110 for residences and 200 for business houses. Rumor says Bell may offer a 75 cent residence rate. W I Diffenbaugh, Freeport traveler, visited the city on his birthday and noted his friends failed to notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Company
Inspect Three Rural Mail Routes Near Monroe
J Walker of Boscobel, rural free delivery supervisor, arrived Monday to inspect three proposed Monroe routes. He and Hype Booth reviewed Jefferson Twin Grove routes, then Jordan and Washington township paths. If approved, five new rural routes will be established, despite possible conflict with a Juda route backed by Congressman Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walker
Boscobel
Monroe
Jefferson
Twin Grove
Jordin Township
Washington Township
Walker
Juda
Cooper
LIFE TIME JACK KNIFE CARVINGS ON DISPLAY
L. F. Ames of this city exhibits carved animals at Winelow mid winter fair December 17 to 28. After the fair the collection goes to Chicago to be housed by a syndicate as a museum of world animals birds fishes and insects from prehistoric to present times. The fifty years work with a jack knife includes over a thousand pieces true to nature carved without paint using knife technique to express faces.
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L. F. Anes
Twill
Winelow
Des
Chicago
Ames
War taxes to be reduced by congress session
Congress faces a broad move to repeal many war taxes driven by revenue surplus and lower expenditures. Telegrap h and express stamps face attack as unfair burden on newspapers and buyers. Beer tax likely cut in half. stock brokers expected to keep stamps due to profits from the prosperity post election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Telegraph
Express
Slue
Resolutions on Death of Nellie F Dodge by St Omar Star
The St Omar chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star adopted resolutions mourning the death of Nellie F Dodge, beloved matron. They extend sympathy to her husband and motherless children, praise her womanly character and noble life, and request publication in city papers and recording in the minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Omar
Order of the Eastern Star
Nellie F. Dodge
Nellis
Dodge
St Qoumrelapter
Death of W. W. Hodges Prompts Lodge Resolutions
Monroe lodge No. 72 I. O. O. F. met to mark the death of W. W. Hodges. The body of the deceased was eulogized and condolences extended to his family and the community. A funeral day reading conveyed mournful lines about loss and remembrance and honor to his memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Lodge
W. W. Hodges
W. W. Hodes
Thrwitley
Joss Uly
Shark
Alg
Dupes
Josep Woon
Lyen
Ealm
Late Joseph White Honored by Knights of the Globe
Gen J M Rusk garrison No 4 Knights of the Globe Monroe holds funeral tribute to Sir Knight Joseph White. Resolutions praise his loyalty honesty and justice while expressing sympathy to his wife and family. The roll includes Suror Schanes Meytrater and other committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Rusk Garsion
Knights of the Globe
Joseph White
Gen. J. MT. Rusk Garrison
Wwe
wMidley
Run At A Profit The Racine County Insane Asylum Gain
The Racine county insane asylum reports a net gain of 46706 for the past year. It houses 23 patients with 8 percent from Racine county and 2 from Kenosha county. Jesse Monrs, formerly on the Sentinel Leader at Warren, returns home and becomes a compositor on The Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine County Insane Asylum
Racine County
Kenosha County
Jesse Monrs
Sentinel
Warren
the Times
City People To Have Mail By Carriers
Monroe eyes free mail delivery next year as three new rural routes are approved boosting postoffice receipts toward the $10,000 threshold. Route agents, bonds posted, carriers named for Jefferson, Twin Grove, Jordan areas, with inspections continuing in nearby farming districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Charlotte Perkins Stetson a New England figure of reform
Portrait of Charlotte Perkins Stetson describing her lineage from Lyman Beecher and Harriet Beecher Stowe, her intellect and wit, and her multi skilled life as writer, designer, cook, and storyteller. The piece honors her empathy, satire, and leadership among reformers while noting her humble origins and practical talents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Perking Stetson
Lyman Beecher
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Henry Ward Beecher
New England
Old England
Ibis
Hartford
Genn
Charlotte Perking
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Fred Fred Techudy
Happy Home
B. F. Mitchell
Gifford & Mitchell
Inda
Martin Hongs
Jackson Street
Willa
Mra. G. ©. Stearhe
Aspin, Col
Qld
Bachelor
Lucretia Crago
Capital City
Bell Company
W. I. Diffenbaugh
Freeport
J. P. Walker
Jefferacy
Jordan
Washington
L. F. Ames
Segnon
Eastern Star Pass
Mellie F. Dodge
Postofice
Bondi Ag
Harry Bangs
Max Ruf
J. ¥. Hogan
Chas. Straweer
Oscar Loepfy
Mr. Walker
Tuda
Charlotte Perkins Stetson
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