In Wedlock Bonds in Iowan Miss Nellie Scott Weds Wattawa Man
Nellie M Scott of Scopy-Waitana wed Chas Wattawa, a young lawyer from Kewannee Hl, at the bride’s sister’s residence on Wednesday Sept 28. Also Elie Bruzle of Adis lawn married by Rev Berkoy on Sept 28 in Jor ain.
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Scopy
Waitana
Nellie M. Scott
Chas, Wattawa
Kewannee
Elle
Y Bruzle
Adis
Mwin S. Ellis
Jorain
Rey J. Ff, Berkoy
Miss Clawson to Wed Ossian Waite in Woodland Ceremony
Miss Sadie Clawson of Brodhead will marry Ossian Waite of Oshkosh in a noon Friday ceremony on October 7 at the bride’s parents home in Woodland. The bride is a graduate of the State University at Madison and active in social circles.
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Sadie Clawson
Brodhead
Ossian
Miss Clawson
Tvharning
The
State University
Death notices and obituaries from early Monroe area
Mrs Maria Karlen died Sunday afternoon at her son Jacobs home after months of illness. She was 62 years old and survived by sons and grandchildren. Funeral was held at St Johns German church. Mrs G P Rucher died at her Brodhead residence on Monday September 6 1808 of heart disease aged 75. Kane a longtime Monroe bookseller died at his Topeka Kansas home on Wednesday September 81 after moving to Kansas twenty years ago.
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Maria Karen
Maria Karlen
Jacob Karlen
Karlen
Sly
St. John’s
Wrh. OY
Hughhil
G. P., Rucher
Brodhead
Ae de Kan
Aed. Kane
Monroe
North Side
Topeka
Kansas
Deaths and funeral notices from Curtis era newspaper
Thomas Bayard of Kuristein died at 4 80 this afternoon after six weeks illness his funeral set for Saturday in Wilmington Delaware. Private Jesse Gleason of Beloit died after typhoid fever in Jacksonville and was interred at the Presbyterian church with a regimental funeral procession. A Spanish American War veteran resting in lawson cemetery named Jouge followed by Beloit residents. Wind damage and storm warnings reported in northern Wisconsin with fishermen and fish soaring up the river. Gratitude expressed by Ann Mune and N I Garasun for support during sorrow.
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Jesse Gleason
Company E
Beloit
Jacksonville
Wm. Blunt
Jouge
Milwaukee
Hill
Wilhls
Unis
Cemolurgy
County News Brims With Local Plans and Departures
Local notices report house purchases and business shifts, with plans for a pew restoration and Ladies Aid church event in late November. Several residents depart for Minnesota and Madison, while Rev Dol Whitting and Rev H Miller change assignments. Non resident pupils attend village schools as improvements and sidewalks edge toward winter readiness.
Local Social Notes And Moves In Warren Area
Mrs. Sarah Yellamater visiting sister Mrs. Carrie Edwarda returns to Warren and plans home trip this week. Mr. and Mrs. Raymer of Monroe were in town Tuesday to tend property and visit friends. Mrs. Blanch Bunker sold items among the ladies. T Luchsinger of Monroe called in town. Rev J B Rundert and wife moved into new home last Saturday. Standard Oil wagon from Warren arrived Saturday averting an oil famine. Mrs. L. Puller and Mrs. H Schuety visited friends Friday. C H Upon sold property to Carl Haase and plans to move to Mourne. My Waller is erecting a wind mill to draw water to his house.
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Sarah Yellamater
Carrie Edwarda
Warren
Raymer
Monroe
Standard Oil Co
Card of Thanks and Probate Notice From Monroe Wisconsin
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support during illness and funeral of Mrs Maria R Kanven and mentions attendance and flowers. Probate notice in Green County details Elizabeth Dodson’s administrator appointment for William M Dodson with county judge and date. War Department orders list enlistment discharge provisions and itemized equipment values from 1898 muster rolls.
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Green County
Counnty
Court House
Monroe
Elizabeth Dodson
William M. Dodson
Said
War Department
United States
Colt
Sovare
Teabudy
Wipshim
Western Woman's Wile and the Rochester Expre
A playful Victorian column sketches a feminine shopping ritual in which a Western woman uses charm to influence grocers. It contrasts morning routines and evening purchases, showing a grocer’s indulgence fading with price and social expectations, ending with the man calling himself a "business donkey" after her visit.
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Gress
Dix
Ste
Count of Turin in love with Savoy princess tale stirs gossip
Evelyn, London correspondent for the Philadelphia Record, reports European gossip about the Italian count of Turin, son of the king, courting Prince Russell's daughter. The piece frames it as Romeo and Juliet, notes her unm arried status, and outlines Savoy Whites versus Black factions, with Rincke and Colonna tensions as context.
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Evelyn
London
Philadelphia Record
Turin
Roweo
Juliet
Italy
Russell
Europe
House of Savoy
Church
Egg Candling Reveals Shadowed Path From Farm to Market
A historical account explains egg quality control in which a candle lit room examines eggs for freshness. Workers pass eggs rapidly along a chain, discarding any with dark spots, while candlers earn about two dollars fifty per day.
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Candler
Population gender balance in western Mistralia feature
A feature notes the population statistics showing a large male surplus in western Mistralia with 45 females per 100 males. It mentions sea arrivals maintaining this disparity and references a railway station site at Monsen Stood near Mount Sinai related to the Taw tables.
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Otannliy
Western Mistralia
Monsen
Mount Sinai
Mosen
Cleveland Curiosity Inspires Reverend Beecher Pickard
Rev Ward Beecher Pickard of Epworth Memorial church, while vacationing in the East, wrote a lively letter to the Sunday school about Cleveland. He bought a newspaper from a bright newsboy on the common and asked if the boy knew Cleveland. The boy replied with sharp wit about Cleveland on Lake Erie and a fine baseball team. The preacher paid for the paper, noting twelve pennies for twelve years, and urged the boy to grow up to be as good as he is bright.
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Ward Beecher Pickard
Epworth Memorial Church
Enat
Les Bean
Ncident
Boston
Cleveland Plain Center
Cleveland
Liquid air at banquet stuns guests in London
At a scientist's banquet in London, liquid air was served after champagne. Most attendees disliked the sight and taste, though the originator praised the science. Willum Kaiser briefly offered a glass to a scientist and then set it aside.
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London
Willum Kaiser
William Kaiser
Conditions of the Courts Army and Vaccination in Egypt
An American traveler notes frontier indifference to Peace proposals, describing Russian army life with harsh rations and ceremonies. The report also details Egypt's vaccine program, stating 8,000 vaccinations distributed but 2,057 smallpox cases treated in government hospitals last year.
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Trussia
Mery
Cotta
Egypt
Mammoth Sturgeon on Victoria Cannery Floor
A 12 foot sturgeon over 60 pounds sits on the cannery floor in Victoria. The piece describes the danger and drama of handling giant fish, noting the potential for much larger specimens, and recounts the labor and regional tension around it including Chinese workers and expulsions during the process.
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Victoria
Toronto Globe
Names for Money Across Newspapers and Slang
The article surveys money nicknames used in American press and speech, tracing arrows from cash and the song green to dough sugar stamps and the oil. It notes gamblers and reporters popularized terms, with oil becoming the current favored label before another term replaces it.
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Artemus Ward
United States
New York Sun
Toung
Lure the Alligators Treacherous Crocodile Harvest Scene
A narrative on alligators rapidly vanishing from Merida and the Everglades due to fishermen and tax inspectors. It notes methods by swamp rangers to lure young gators using piglike grunts and mimicry to trap large numbers daily.
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Merida
Myerglades
Ouricg Tles
Popular Science News
Ttle
A Duel of Wrinkets
A returned missionary from southeastern Alaska recounts a strange Indian custom. When two quarrel and settlement seems unlikely, one threatens dishonor. They tear up their own blankets. the one destroying more blankets is deemed the winner and the contest ends only when both lose all theirs.
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Alaska
Hos
Verovtuat Accumulaiun of Java Lava Flows Change Scenery
Lava streams from Vesuylus have poured over three years totaling 105,000,800 cubic metyra on mountain sides forming a 330 foot lava cone. Fresh streams keep issuing from the cone while valleys around the observatory peak remain open and altered by the eruption. The fragment ends with a garbled line about never renewers and a fish wound.
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Verovtuat Accumulaiun
Java
Inez
Observatory Peak
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