Hayes Sentenced To A Year In Wanora For Burglary
Albany court records show Frank Hayes, caught burglarizing a jewellery store, pleaded guilty and was sentenced by Judge Bennett to one year at Wanora commencing noon today. Also, Fred Boner won $189.50 from Pacific Life Insurance after a jury verdict. The term covered burglary tools and related charges, with other trial notes on Day and a pickpocket case involving J B Stout and Caroline Wright during the fair.
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Frank Hayes
Albany
Bennett
Wanora
Hayes
Marshal Blunt
Hin
Justice Court
Circuit Court
Fred Boner
Aginst
Pacific Insurance Compay
Chas, Day
Albert Daniela
Decatur Township
E.d. Mitchell
Janes Jones
Herman Krueger
Newell Kelley
A.J Berryman
Daniel Heron
Q. GC. Ward
Fred Beaker
Pete Johnson
J. P. Ferguson
EH. L. Gloege
Day
Win
Brodhead
Burr Sprague
Clark
J. B. Stout
Caroline Wright
Douglas
C. W. Wright Appens
Stont
Anxious Furlough Ends Spark Mustering Out Questions
Soldiers of the First regiment and Co H face unclear futures as their thirty day furlough expires. No orders or pay for two months and nineteen days is causing unrest while mustering out plans stall into next week amid delayed celebrations and looming disbandment. A Milwaukee late week physical exam begins the formal steps toward discharge. Local political notices announce a prohibition mass convention in Marion to nominate candidates, followed by a county assembly district convention.
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Co. H
Milwaukee
Land M
United States
Ibia
Co. FL
Green County
Court House
Marion
Croan County
Seah
Death of Green county farmer Samuel Vance remembered
Samuel Vance, prominent Green county farmer of about 500 acres, died Tuesday night after a paralysis stroke. Born February 21, 1816 in Pennsylvania, he settled in Jefferson township in 1814 and lived on the Sylvester homestead with his son D W Vance. Survived by six children, funeral held at 10 and 11 oclock at the local Baptist church.
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Samuel Vance
Green County
Lafayette County
Telferson Township
Sylvester
D. W. Vance
Vance
Juda Baptist Church
Will Roderick
J. B. Vance
Jefferson Township
Geo. D. Vance
Norwich
Kas
Hr. Vance
Sacramento
Cal
ET. Vance
Baptist Cinteh
Jody
Catholic Church Fair Promises a Major City Event
The Catholic Church Fair opens Wednesday October 19 at Turner hall and runs to October 26. Proceeds will pay church debts. Committees of mainly ladies run the fair with Goldberger's orchestra providing music. Evenings feature lectures, social entertainment, recitations, displays of articles, dancing, and amusements. Public invitation extended.
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Turner Hall
Goldberger
Jas, Riley
Watertown
Chas. Young
Forest Fire Suferers Aid Drive in Town Meeting Note
A local relief drive raises clothing utensils and cash for forest fire victims. The committee led by Cas. Bori requests donations of new clothing for women and children and urges prompt cheerful contribution, with J. Sehiler coordinating calls for funds and material.
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Eiltsuns
Jesse Robortsur
King Jewelry
Patel
Sehiler
Son
Memey
Yorina
Cas
Boori
Chrn
What of the New National Guard
Former attractions are gone and soldiers face mustering out while Wisconsin reorganizes its National Guard. Many will return to state service but will be changed in personnel. Officers and men pace enlistment decisions amid questions of pay and continued war weariness.
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Wiust
Wisconsin National Guard
Trout
National Guard
Co. H
le National Guard
Wisconsin
Uncle Sam
Real Thing writer returns home to Whitewater for road tour
M J Dillenbach, famed war plays author remembered in Monroe for productions such as The Union Scout and Blue and Gray, has returned to Whitewater. He served as second lieutenant in Co G First Timindry Volunteers at Santiago and plans a dramatic tour with a prime act, urging Monroe to attract first class attractions or form a volunteer dramatic club to fund touring companies. Letters to the postoffice list local residents and a call for figures in attendance.
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M. J. Dillenbach
Monroe
Union
Hone
Whitewater
Santiago
Co. G
Timindry
Emveror
Tim Trins
Munroe
Chicago and SLP Ry Peace Jubilee excursion tickets
The Chicago and SLP Railway Company offers round trip excursion tickets for the Peace Jubilee event in Chicago on October 17 and 19. Tickets are good for return until October 23.
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Jalilee
Chicago
My & Sh VY. Ry. Co
Tuntil
Boy's Sad Misfortune At State School For Blind
Silver Stearns, son of Mire G O Stearns, was blinded two years ago and sent home from the state school for the blind in Janesville. He has failed rapidly since his return, eye specialists warned the ailment could prove fatal, and he now refuses to eat or recognize visitors as a general collapse spreads.
Remain Another Week for Crusaders in Local Meetings
Major E Mayhew of the Christian Crusaders, who headed the band in the city, has gone to Rutland to lead work there while Capt Warren stays in charge locally. Pheu is due in a few days as meetings continue nightly at 7 30 at the U B church. The crusade aims to convert and move converts to churches, with the band active for the past month reporting encouraging success.
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E. Mayhew
Christian Cruanders
Rutland
Warren
Tua
Lient
Pheu
U. B. Chieft
Crusaders
Vicinity Gleanings Briefs From Wisconsin Towns
In Spring Grove farmers face hog cholera prevalence while Dongaville resident W H Davis returns from the Klondike. Dodgeville gears up for the Welsh Presbyterian synod October 25 to 31 with ministers from across the nation. Janesville's Rock River woolen mills finish an army contract producing 4 000 blue lettered U S blankets. Local agricultural society notes good finances with 1 400 debt. officers elected include George H West president and Paul Speth vice president. Bishop Messmer warns the public against a Catholic impostor posing as a priest and collecting church funds. Also listed are rail and travel notices, and local business pleas for printer services in nearby towns.
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Jia Vayette County Agriculturaal Society
George He. West
Paul Speth
W. J. Collins
M. H. Michaelson
Marriage Frustrations in France and Cayenne Conveyed
The Temps reports two comical marriage hurdles. In France a groom lacks a certificate of his father’s demise as his mother is alive. in Cayenne a widow’s death certificate is replaced by a record of life imprisonment for poisoning her husband, delaying nuptials until an official decree arrives from Paris.
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France
Pall Mall Gazette
Isis
Cayenne
Tii the Indy
Wsband
Paris
The Unsucceanful Novelinta Andrew Langanya quote
A fragment notes that there are 100000 novelists in England whose works never get into print, reflecting a literary bottleneck and unprinted outputs in the English writing scene.
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Andrew Langanya
England
Global crises rise as smallpox deaths cited and marriage ages noted
A fragmentary report discusses world crisis reports at 189.2 yearly and rising, smallpox mortality and vaccination impact, and estimates of European population death rates. It also mentions average marriage ages for men and women, with figures around 81.7 and 54 years respectively.
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Waupun
Fred Bauer
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Pacific Life Insurance
St. Victor's Society
Itv Ve
Monrar
Wis
Dunlap
Guy Silver
Chastain Crusaders
U. B. Church
Green
Brodhead Independent
Green County Record
Spring Grove
W. H. Davis
Dongaville
Alaska
Klondike
Welsh Presbyterian Synod
Dodgeville
Rock River Woolen Mills
Janesville
U. S
Messmer
Green Bay
Mamiteree County
Miibois Conia! Railroad
Lomeserkers
Points Worth
Hivkyts
I. Linit Tae
Oinata
Portnall
Ann Riblyer
Trukenbrod’s
Monroe Weekly
A. Milerty Jewelry Store
Fenrir
Prederick J
Prusaln
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