Deaf Milwaukee man struck by freight near Sloney Creek bridge
Jacob G. Satter a deaf Milwaukee butcher living at 9th Street was struck on the railroad track near Sloney Creek bridge while walking homeward. He wrote his name to evidence identity. doctors say he may recover from multiple injuries including broken ribs and fractures. His brother was notified in Milwaukee and is expected to decide on further care.
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Milwaukee Road
Sloney Creek
Milwaukee
Simons House
Marshal Blunt
Jaco CG. Stater
Ninth Street
N. A. Loothouron
R. B. Clark
Express
Ponda
Gratiot
South Wayne
Browntown
Bummeister
Honey Creek
Harrison
Calabar
Wim
Orilers
Sin
Happy Early Morning Marriage Regez Duerst
Miss Otlie Duerst wed Mr David Regez Jr in a simple home ceremony attended by family. Rev Alixed Schuh officiated as Nellie Duerst and Herman Reger stood with the couple. They plan a two week honeymoon visiting Milwaukee Buffalo Pittsburgh Toledo Cincinnati then home on Liberty Street.
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Regez—Duerst
Otlie Duerst
Davod Regez, Jr
N. Duerst
Alixed Schuh
St John’s
Prive
Nellie Durst
Herman Reger
Marie Durst
Louis Hirsty
Bowe
Reger
Milwaukkeep
Buffalo
Pitteburg
Toledo
Cincinnati
Liberty Street
Monroe
Jackson Streets
Mo Micans Limited
Woman's Club
Traonb Reger
Cheess
Mrs Winifred Cornelius Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Winifred Cornelius died Tuesday evening at the home of her parents Dr and Mrs F W Byers. Born May 19 1867 she had been a patient invalid for years. She is survived by a daughter Alice age about 48 years? This obituary notes her death and immediate family.
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Cornelius
Winifred Cornelius
F. W. Byers
Alice
Remains of John W. Stewart to be buried in Greenwood Cemetery
The body of John W. Stewart, longtime Monroe resident, died recently at his Evanston home and will be brought here Saturday for burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Stewart, a prominent Mason, will be laid to rest with the Masonic lodge conducting the funeral rites at the grave, with a full lodge turnout.
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John W. Stewart
Greenwood
Monroe
Evanston
John Stewart
Masonic Lodge
Wisconsin Weather Forecast For Thursday And Friday
Weather bureau forecast for Wisconsin shows fair conditions today with warmer readings in the eastern areas. Friday promises fair skies with winds mainly fresh from the south.
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Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Eight Inch Ore Sheet Found Near Platteville
The Lead and Zinc Mining Company of Platteville reports an eight inch sheet of rich black rock nearly pure ore. Prospects are large and excitement grows over the finding in what is considered the best mining region in this Wisconsin section, unused for years.
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Lead and Zinc Mining Company
Platteville
Wisconsin
New Fraternal Insurance Assembly Forms at K P Hall
An Equitable Prater nial Union lodge was formally instituted at K P hall Tuesday over W H Dietz deputy supreme organizer, who helped establish the order here. Seventeen charter members begin a plan that offers life insurance from 1000 to 3000 with graded assessments and a reserve fund. Officers elected include President Chas B Varney and Treasurer James O Fidler, with a charter list of 17 names. The next assembly meeting is set for Tuesday Ontard and monthly thereafter.
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Equitable Praternial Union
K.P. Hall
W. H. Dietz
Sho
Ab Svork
Chas. B. Varney
Fred W. Millar
Thon
J. McPhillips
James 0. Fidler
M. 5
King
Adyison
Gao. Schneider
J. F. Banman
Fred Grunect
Imery A. Odell
J. L. Sherron
Chas
E. Vatney
Dr. J. @. Randall
Tas. O. Fidler
H. C. Bethel
H. H. Brockhaus
Emery A. Odell
M.S. King
Frank L. Chenoweth
Fred Grunert
Edmund Enright
BE. F. Bauman
G. E. Wonger
Geo. Schneider
Fred
Blatchford Kavanagh and Roney's Boys Delight Wells Audience
A Wells Opera House concert by Blatchford Kavanagh and Roney's Boys, under the Presbyterian church, drew enthusiastic, spontaneous applause with encores after each selection. Jamie Crippin, Harriet Dement Packard, and Master Arthur Goff highlighted a twelve-piece program, praised for artistry and variety amid strong audience support.
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Jamie Crippin
Harriet Dement Packard
Blatchford Kavanagh
Arthur Goff
Percy Sudborough
Henry B. Roney
Presbyterian Society
Death at Monticello tolls the town
Mrs Toeph Tarlow of Montionis died Friday evening after a brief illness. She was about seventy years old and survived by her husband and four children. The funeral will be held Sunday at Bethel Church with burial at Turnoga.
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Mra
Toeph Tarlow
Montionis
Howe
Lyk
Suneey
Turnoga
Bethel
Eliy
Mrs Helen O'Neal Marries Basco Farmer in Monroe
Mrs Helen O Neal of New York and Basco farmer Jackson wed in Monroe at the home of Mr and Mrs Tas Fitzgibbons after years of friendship. Rev Thomas Dempsey performed the ceremony with Mr and Mrs Prints Billings as attendants. The couple left for Rasco on the evening train. Friends in Monroe extend best wishes for their happiness.
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Helen O'Neal
New York
Jackson
Basco
Monlky
Aveluck
Tas. Fitgwibbons
Fitggibbons
Council Proceedings at Regular Meeting of 1899
The council met in the chamber on September 19 1899 at 8 10 pm with all members present except Aldermen Maine Butterfield and Hodges. Minutes approved. Police reported lights and fights resolved. Street commissioner's time cards paid totals itemized. Union School district No 1 dirt compensation deposited. Claims referred for approval included Geo J Spangler Sundries 11.03 Wim Malia personal injuries 1200. Voted to approve several bills and to purchase 400 feet of hose. adjournment followed by City Clerk Wren.
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Council Chamber
Vonnell
Douglas
Ald
Maine
Butterfield
Hodges
Ang
Union
Treasury
Committee On
Geo. J Spanglur
Sundiuns
Wim
Malia
Billy
W. F.crokenbrodl
Sandvies
Ema
Abril Zopb
R. Milleray
J. Sheiron
Lerby
Almetel
Cornell
W. Wren
Titre Reports Return of Mrs Vrank to Faget
Mrs. Vrank DB Noble, who has been present for the past two weeks, returned to her home at Faget today.
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Wira
Titre
Albany Wis News Bits and Social Notes
Albany notes report G W Thuman of Albany sold a pearl to Chicago jewelers for 3000 dollars weighing 78 grains. Miss Jacobs spoke at M T Church on nurse experiences in the Civil War. Edna Smiley visited Monroe then returned home. Farmers cut corn. Albany schools report teachers with few exceptions. Lauren Julinet from Minnesota reports wheat appears favorable. Regular fair attendance plans include Milwaukee trip by Comstock Smiley couples.
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Aunany
Wis
G. W. Thumuan
Albany
Chicago
Augusta Livingston
Comstock
Wm. Smiley
Milwaukee
Farwers
Lauren Jtulintet
Howe
Minnesota
Farmers visit Madison ag college trip offered
The C M and St P Ry provides a Madison trip for Labi area farmers to visit the agricultural college and experiment farm with a $1.10 round trip fare on Sept 26. Regular business meeting of the GOT U is planned Friday afternoon at Clemmer’s home, urging strong attendance.
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Labi
Aggerenitural College and Experiment Farm
Madison
Madizon
Got. U
Clemmer
Burglars at Leadmine Steal Jewelry and Cash
Burglars struck the jewelry store of J.B. Buxton in Leadhmine Lafayette county last night taking about 500 dollars in valuables plus 27 in stamps 80 in cash and other jewelry and cutlery. Tools from a nearby blacksmith shop were used and the safe door was left unlocked allowing easy access to the plunder.
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Lafayette
Leathmine
Northwestern
Lafayette County
J.B. Buxton
Barghirs
Mrs G W Case Elected President Of County WCTU
The county convention of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union met at Brodhead with Monroe honored in officers selection. Mrs Geo W Case was chosen to head the county organization. Several local unions reported active participation and officers included Mrs Anie Monroe and Miss Chourabe Brydhunt among others.
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Woman's Christian Temperance
Brodhead
Monroe
Geo. W. Case
Brooklyn
Mrd
We Gass
Mamie
Anie ‘Monroe
Mrg
Kay Byck
Grodnard Trevordins Scorebarye
Chourabe Brydhunt
Suber
Jon Brooklyn
Viepris
Ob Prathbund
Stratifie Leleparance
Wa A Poturs
UT Manarens
Baayen Work
Mas
Jy Ce Hirer
Ob Mann
Business Men's Club Proposed for Monona City
An earnest call urges forming a Business Men's Club to unify merchants and professionals. The aim is to promote city improvement, coordinate action, and boost growth through organized civic effort during the winter season. The proposal highlights potential benefits and widespread support among local business people.
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Biwila
Tatskiess Quan
Dunpowhons
Monona
Ringstat
Imas i
Monroa
Thurg
Talon
Cty
Local town notes and arrivals grid through afternoon
An array of travelers and residents pass through Janesville Waiwatosa Water town and nearby areas. Notable movements include Emanuel at Janesville and Comelima returning to Waiwatosa while Berkey travels to Freeport and Miller aims for Chicago.
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Ec. Comelima
Waiwatosa
Rev. J. BH. Berkey
Freeport
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Plattteville
The
Equitable Fraternal Union
Order
Equitable Plan
Neenah
Gongert
Kavanagh-Roney
Monticello
Nife
Joseph Barlow
Wan Jackson
Council Proceedings
Offical Publication
Edna Smiley
Sabir
C.M
St P. Ry
Teyler, Stiles
Pat
Leadmine
G. W. Case
Melia
Sa Vo Tithe
Une Ivy
Ais
Love
Saneray
Chk
Vale
Parsons
Plewesay Silverio
Oita
Business Men's Club
Mariae Mersitanis
Ure City
Emanuel Snort
Janesville
Jas. Cyllenting
Winden
J. Ti
Miller
Fred Schultz
Schaltz Sidlag
Geo
Blinan
Abienzo
Baron Rinzger
Goodrich
Miruiwis
Seaving
A. 2 Holits
Brodbewwis
Owen
Comeark
avanigh-Taney Company
John Keeley
Cerkervalley
Mig Duhy A. Ubivuthers
Mir
Mirches
Kunta
Bawine
Mrs Gags Hookey
Levis
Ae Attaw
Greenwald
Jade City
Atkernthy
Mies
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