Clara Barton appeals for aid after Galveston storm
The American Red Cross president Clara Barton urges national aid for displaced Galveston residents. The appeal notes eight thousand homeless and compares losses to Johnstown, detailing proposed shelter plans and materials to house the distressed. The statement cites donations lagging and calls for swift nationwide response.
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Galveston
Johnstown
Leland
Ittenia
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Jury's verdict for plaintiff in St Victor's church case
The jury found for the trustees of St Victor's church against Patrick Nulty, upholding most claims but leaving a legal point to be ruled on. The court will hear the law questions and a motion to set aside the verdict, with further arguments scheduled. Damages assessed at 1,000. Also reports Rev. L S Bussing to lead Cain Memorial Church project in Bloomer Wisconsin and praise for the conference’s harmony.
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St. Victor's Church
Patrick Nulty
Lahey
Junge Dunwiddie
Darlington
Green County Court
Lady on the Ticket Picks Mary Bullfinch for Schools
The Democratic county committee selected Miss Mary A Bullfinch of Sylvester as candidate for superintendent of schools. Bullfinch, a graduate in science from the state university, taught in country schools and consented to run after the county convention filled the committee vacancy. No candidate named yet for district attorney. Mrs Aubertine Woodward Moore, Madison author and musician, will present The Nibiing Story at the Universalish Church Friday evening October 20.
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Sylvester
Bullfinch
State University
Shel
Aubertine Woodward Moore
Madison
John W Norton Dies in New York at 74
John W Norton of Monroe County New York died at Penn Yau New York Sunday morning at age 74 He had lived in Wisconsin since 1946 and traveled widely He never remarried after his first wife died in 1853 and was well known and highly respected in the community The body will be brought home to Dayton for burial where his grave was the first in the cemetery
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Tohn W. Norton
Penn Yau
New York
Mr. Morse
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Monroe County
Wisconsin
Clinton
William Norton
Green County
Exeter Township
Dayton Cemetery
John W. Norton
Lindsinger
California
Oslvin Morse
Rhode Island
Owen
Norton
Taken 170 Last Resting Place Gertrude Ludlow
A large crowd attended the funeral for Miss Gertrude Ludlow at 8 o'clock, held at the home of Mr and Mrs Willis Ludlow. Rev George W Case of the M E Church led the service with a quartet singing. The bier was a chest elegant couch with canopy drape and many floral offerings. Six young men served as pallbearers.
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Gertrude Ludlow
Willis Ludlow
Gertrude Tudlow
Geo. W. Case
M. E. Church
Letha Clemmer
Trudie Welle
Mozelle Ganse
Maud Walter
He's No Stranger There George Hein the Pickpocket
George Hein known as Edward Tolliver or George Hanson was sentenced to two years at Waupun by Judge Danwiddie last week. Warden C. McClaughry recalls handling him in 1890, noting a brother possibly on the run. Hein’s history includes time at Iowa reform school, Erie county penitentiary Buffalo, and Chicago house of correction for pickpocketing. The WCTU plans to ship barrels of clothing books and funds to Texas, with drops at Mrs J A Clemmoer’s home and D A Stearns & Co mission sites. Dr N A Looshourosy and Burton H Ballows left Chicago for holiday goods for a West Side drug store.
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Waupun
Danwiddie
C. McClaughry
Gardner
Edward
Samuel Tolliver
Tuys
Hein
George Hanson
Iowa
N. A. Looshourosy
Burton H. Ballows
Chicago
West Side
Fire destroys Norval Mackey home on East George Street
A fire last evening destroyed the one story home of Norval B. Mackey on East George Street while the family was away. Neighbors alerted by a tied dog in the kitchen aided in rescuing a piano and furniture before firemen arrived with 1200 feet of hose. The home, owned by Wm. Lysaght and uninsured, burned for hours with heavy losses reported as the family returned to find the ruin. The origin is unknown and investigators pursued statements from the Hodges Nalty circuit court case ongoing in session.
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Norval B. Mackey
East George
Firad
Wmn. Lysaght
Etter &Trent
Mackey
Lysaght
Dismissal in Becker Case and Other Court Actions
In Roanoke circuit court on Wednesday Judge 8. F. Dunwiddie dismissed the vane of J. M. Becker amid trial proceedings at Mon roa Water Works. Nine jurors heard opening remarks by Colin W. Wright for the plaintiff and M. G. Jeffries for the defense before motions to dismiss for lack of cause. The court taxed costs against the plaintiff. A divorce action between Tins Zellnow and Ferdinand Zellnow was heard. The Hodges-Nalty case went to a jury with a dozen-question special verdict instruction. Judgments of divorces were granted for Sara Smith from Edward W Smith and Angelia Johnson from John Johnson. The deposition of Thurman Craign was suppressed, and the case of the estate of John Leamiel continued on contestants’ motion.
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Hodges-Nalty
St. Victors Church
Patrick Nalty
Calvert Spensley
O'Brien
Henry Kubli
Samuel Rhyner
Werner Ganz
United States
F. Dunwiddie
J. M. Becker
Monroa Water Works Company
Colin W. Wright
M. G. Jeffries
Tins Zellnow
Ferdinand Zellnow
Sara Smith
Edward W Smith
Angelia Johnson
John Johnson
John Lcammiel
Thurman Craign
Farewell Reception for Rev and Mrs Bussing
Rev and Mrs Bussing were honored Tuesday evening with a farewell reception at the home of Mr and Mrs A Hammond in First Ward before leaving for Bloomer Wisconsin. A large crowd attended as the congregation thanked them for their faithful work and wished them well. Refreshments were served and memories of their stay were shared by the community.
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Bussing
Bloomer
Firewell
U. B. Church
A. Hammond
First Ward
Fen Monwe
Wisconsin Weather Forecast for Thursday and Friday
A Weather Bureau forecast for Wisconsin predicts fair skies today. Thursday will be warmer in the eastern portion with northwesterly winds and continued mild conditions into Friday.
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Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Resson
END OF COAL STRIKE ANNOUNCED IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia conference of coal operators reunites and agrees to mine workers demands, signaling immediate end to the strike. Lexington Virginia reports the death of General Wilson suddenly this morning.
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Philadelphia
Lexington
Wilson
Indies committee forms to aid Galveston relief efforts
A local relief group plans further work for Galveston storm sufferers. Miss Clara Barton’s appeal has been received and will be printed in The Times tomorrow. Ladies consider an entertainment and dance to raise a relief fund, with no definite plans yet and updates to follow.
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Monro
Galveston
Committee of Indies
Clara Barton
Gan
Miss Barton
Times
Local couple to wed. Copeland to marry Miss Faulkner
December wedding planned in Chico California for Edwin B. Copeland assistant professor of biology at West Virginia University Morgantown. He will hold a chair as professor of biology next year. The couple will reside in Morgantown Ulrich Schar sold property in Second Warir Foster's addition to Peter Stautfacher for 1500 dollars.
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Ethel Faulkner
Chico
Cal
University of West Virginia
Morgantown
Ulrich Schar
Wari
Foster
Peter Stautfacher
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