A Fool for Love Chapter XI Continues On Snowbound Quest
Calvert confesses a lifelong love to Virginia but she resists becoming his cousin’s bride. He pleads, and they retreat into a tense wait under the stars. Virginia confronts Mr Jastrow after overhearing a scheme and involves Uncle Somerville in halting Winton’s plans as the Rosemary race toward Qua'tz Creek. The engine battle, hijinks, and stubborn wills drive the drama as Winton clashes with Darrah and the Rajah.
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Calvert
Billy
Virginia
Rosemary
Uncle Somerville
Winton
Miss Carteret
Mr. Darrah
Jastrow
McGrath
Mr. Winton
California
Mister Winton
Flanagan
Arbitration offer ends long running logs dispute in Eau Claire
E L Ainsworth representing the Mississippi River Logging company says his firm is ready to submit all issues with Dietz to arbitration. Dietz will pick one judge, the company another, and the third chosen by Dietz. Dietz seeks peace and said he no longer wants the logs, hoping to resolve the criminal warrant of the state without prosecution.
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Dietz
Tax contest grows warmer in Eau Claire case
A writ of mandamus was sworn out against County Clerk Nygaard by William Rowe to compel certification of disputed 1899 1900 taxes. District Attorney Arnold charged prejudice as the case moved in Judge O Neill's court. The dispute arose after the county board directed the clerk not to certify taxes totaling 13 000 transferred to eleven towns. N C Foster of Fairchild led rural districts against the transfer, but lost in circuit and state supreme courts. he aims for the U S Supreme Court.
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Eau Claire
Nygaard
William Rowe
Arnold
O’neill
Altoona
N. C. Foster
Fairchild
Circuit Court
State Supreme Court
Foster
United States Supreme Court
New Line Being Surveyed Baraboo to Sauk City
The Hillsborough and La Valle Railroad considers an alternate route avoiding La Valle to connect with the Milwaukee road at Sauk City due to trouble securing rights of way from Hillsboro to La Valle. No definite decision yet, may follow original plans.
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Baraboo
Hillsboro
la Valle
Hillsborough and
Sauk City
Milwaukee Road
Railroad Case Links Conductor to Insanity Claim
Joseph Figeluski sues Northern Pacific for 50000 damages alleging that his wife and eight children were harassed over fare in Montana in April 1904. The woman was said to be driven insane and hospitalized in Spokane after threats to remove the eight month old baby.
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Green Bay
Northern Pacific
Montana
Joseph Figeluski
Spokane
Widow of Col Wadsworth Dies in Kenosha
Mrs Caroline Seymour Wadsworth aged 84 widow of Col Elisha C Wadsworth Chicago merchant prince died at Pennoyer sanitarium after eight months residence in Kenosha.
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Col. Wadsworth
Kenosha
Caroline Seymour Wadsworth
Elisha C. Wadsworth
Chicago
Pennoyer Sanitarium
Suicide Jump From Drawbridge Reported Near Depere
Green Bay reports that James Nelson a Black bootblack from Depere leapt from the drawbridge into the river and died. John Palmer a boiler maker saw the act but could not reach him in time to help.
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Green Bay
James Nelson
Depere
John Palmer
Quarantine at Foster-Latimer Camps Near Mellen
Camps Nos. 4 and 10 of the Foster Latimer Lumber company near Mellen are under strict quarantine and nine smallpox cases have been placed in the pest house. The disease has been prevalent for months.
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Ashland
Foster-Latimer Lumber Company
Mellen
Brown County Insane Asylum Report Praises Local Institution
The annual report of County Physician Buchanan shows the Brown county insane asylum near Green Bay in good condition compared with similar asylums in Wisconsin and often ranking higher.
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Brown County Insane Asylum
Green Bay
Buchanan
Wisconsin
Foreman killed slipping under freight train wheels
John B. Wallen, foreman of a Northwestern switch engine crew in Green Bay, was killed by slipping and falling under an incoming freight train. His body was cut in two at the waist and features mangled beyond recognition, in a tragic work accident reported from the scene.
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Green Bay
John B. Wallen
Northwestern
Body of James Nelson Found in River Near De Pere
Green Bay report says the body of James Nelson, a colored boy, was recovered from the river at De Pere. Officials abandon murder theory as evidence fails to support foul play.
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Green Bay
James Nelson
de Pere
Wealthy saddlery dealer leaves funds to black schools
Celadon Bassett, a wealthy wholesale saddlery dealer, wills part of his fortune to three southern negro institutions. The Booker T. Washington school in Alabama, the Beloit school at Beloit Alabama, and the Utica Normal and Industrial school at Utica New York receive endowments.
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Janesville
Celadon Bassett
Booker T. Washington
Alabama
Beloit
Ala
Utica Normal and Industrial School
Utica
N. Y
Tragedy in Green Bay Man Kills Self After Foreclosure
Alexander Detrienne, whose restaurant was foreclosed, threw a watch and chain at his mother and drank acid, dying in her arms in Green Bay. The incident followed a foreclosure action against his business.
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Green Bay
Alexander Detrienne
Rattle of the Riveter In City Sights
Charley guides his Oklahoma uncle through Grand Avenue when a riveter atop a steel skyscraper pounds away. The surprised visitor jokes he hopes to see the “woodpecker,” while the high building backdrop underscores city bustle and novelty.
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Charley
Oklahoma
Grand Avenue
Scott
Kansas City Star
Pyramids Face Loss as Plans Allow Skyscraper Hotels
In Egypt, authorities permit homes and hotels along the Sphinx strewn plain from Eskebich to the Nile. Societies form to exploit the view for ambitious hotels. Surrounding Ghiseh, tall real American nine to ten story skyscrapers are proposed near the pyramids.
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Vaset
Eskebich
Nile
Pyramids
Ghiseh
Vanderbilt advances in New York National Guard ranks
Cornelius Vanderbilt is rising through the New York National Guard. Elected in 1901 as a second lieutenant in the Twelfth regiment, he now holds senior first lieutenant status, has captained a company, and is poised to become a regular captain. The regiment insists promotion reflects merit and not jealousy.
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Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
National Guard of
New York
November Ailments and the Body in Cold Weather
The article explains how November cold snaps stress the kidneys as perspiration declines. It promotes Peruna as a long used remedy that stimulates the skin and kidneys to expel toxins and guard against kidney disease, citing Dr. Hartmann and extensive widespread use.
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Bright
Europe
America
Hartman
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J. P. Lippincott Co
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Pecos Valley
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Koswell
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