Sports scraps from Milwaukee and national league notes
Fragmented sports items reference teams and venues like Freeport East Lae Detroit Chicago New York Milwaukee and Chicago referees. Mentions boxers Papke and Magan and a split between Karsten and Moha. notes on Brewer league steamers and upcoming fights and shows with scattered game results and schedule hints.
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Gimmes
Trnckfurd
Freeport
East da Lae
National Laagthe
Chielneat
Hronklyn
Daning
Thitaburg
Ay Unstan
Madelna
Hoston
Bs St. Levtils
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
American Association
Milwauker St
Puutrain
Minneapotlys Riana Chyrele
Lanavilly
Columbus
Inddanagadi Toteda
Trookfort Fa
Calikast
Breepeet
Mautixon i
Green Nation
NewYork
Yosten
Ptbstasas
Hrooklyn Ta Cinehaath
Diladelphia
Lenale
American League
Chivagy
Boston
Lotha
York
Philadelphia
Washington
Murdered by Tramps Near Waukesha Riverbank
Waukesha Wisconsin May 36. Louis Sorenson aged fifty one was found dead near the river bank opposite the State Industrial school grounds. Head wounds from a rock indicate murder by tramps. Sorenson, a former whitewasher, lived at 84 West St. Paul avenue. A coroner’s inquest follows as sheriffs seek witnesses.
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Waukesha
Wis
Lotia Sorenson
Teven
Houwte
Talefty
Ures
Sorenson
Mra
John Harela
Wy Malone
R. E. Davies
St. Paul Avenue
Ufe
Ludwig Sorenson
Lufiwis Sorenson
Ingo
Burvey Sorenson
Dane
Otlock
Wohl
Ati
Reeses
John Harris
Harris Lime
Dwinell
Hittry
Charles Wheeler
Aml
Fred Herbst
Emma Knagendorf
Waukesha Springs
Partial Athletics Conflict Report Missing Details
Fragmentary sports note recounts a late Friday dusk dispute over a forfeit between Moha and Kargien. Moha allegedly conceded after Kargien vowed forfeit but then Moha backed off, yielding a disputed hand. Kirsten asserts Moha continued playing despite the doubt.
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Moha
Kargien
Hal O
Kirsten
Seeeks higher assessment in Appleton tax case
The case of WA. W. Priest against Appleton and Lawrence University opened with Priest alleging more than 7 million dollars of property in Appleton escapes taxation. He seeks a full city reassessment to raise taxes on major local institutions and questions if college property is used for education, promising a statewide impact on tax rules.
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Northwestern
Appleton
Appleton and
Lawrence University
Fr. Vriest
RAO
Anpieton
Value of street railways in Wisconsin tax listing
Wisconsin state tax commission announces preliminary valuations for street railway properties across multiple cities and lines, totaling 26,098,008 for general property and 36,008,000 for total entitlements. Hearings occur May to July with final tax figures set after review and district apportionment. Changes in value after hearings alter tax rates accordingly.
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Compilaion
Madison
Wis
Ol Nastessment
Wisconsin
Fotlowa
Ashland Light, Power and Street Railway
Hreldlt’ Traction
Chippewa “Valley
Railwa and Fower Company
Duluth
Janesville
Street Railway Company
Kenosha
Crosse
Onaiarka Railway Pcomp
Manitowoc
Find
Northern Traction Company
Menominee
Marinette “and Traction
Merrill ‘Harhway
Comapady
Chia
Mibukee
Blotterie, Ratlweee ‘and Light Company
Mibwaukes Lightyax
Heat and Traction
Compas
Milwaukees Company
Wwaayy- Conmimpenysneboygan
Southern “Wisconsin Company
Twin City- General Electric Company
Severtarerssecives
Waupaca Electric Tight and Railway Company
Wausau Street Railroad Company
Winnebags Traction Company
Traction, Light, Teat and Power Company
Tax Commission
Wisconsin Telephone Company uses earnings for maintenance and growth
The article explains how Wisconsin Telephone Company allocates receipts to employee pay, upkeep and renewal of equipment, and investment in new lines and exchanges. It emphasizes honest capitalization and that dividends are not funded by watered stock or taxed to users.
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Wisconsin Telephone Company
A . Folr-Tetimn
Wisconsin Company
Wisconsin
Telephone
Adgi‘tional Securities
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Sunny Brook
U. S. Internal Revenue
Sunny Brooks
Sunny Brook: Distillery CO
Jefferson County
John Thielen
Oshkosh
Alis
Unmrings
Linn
Dinphine F A. Braue
Dun- Horotogs
Mhlenge
Mkty
Rath Mathewsnr
Pieter
Chilton Menasha League
Milwaukee
Magan
Chicago
Wirman
Stanley Pretehe
Billy Papke
Hippadrone
Phe Yan
Pwhidy
Papke
Chis Miatnager
Jon
Bob Karesten
Bob Moha
Karsten
Jene
Jack Dougherty
Tougherty
Moira
John Wagner
Wisconsin -Llinois
la Crosse
Cincinnati
Amelie Law
Pew
Deroy
St. Louis
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Pei “W. Fanchtan Rats
Columbia
Wausaly
Miller
Reseed
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Aulles
Jetty Gardner
Fe Ferguson
Moore
Touit
Pepoit
Safford
Bartow
Biark
Beaeare
Wey Wausau
Erickson
Perg- Dunbar
Son
Fond du Lue
Blelder Seiaub
Fond du Parc
Arta
Krox
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Watson
Schaubig
Anvbert
Aelaeys
ArMstrong
Oh Smith
Nolen
Lyavandia
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Lemble Pt Beliuh
Wataan
Savrifen Hita
Watsary Tileery AW Tuga
Arivustrong
Rafos-P Lords
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Crreen Kay Wis
Sherean
Tiny Aellers
Rockford Fale
Rcwie Fort
Leary
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Corrigan
Rawkford
Rackford
Urodnick
Cirea
Waukesha Sonta
Virginia
Roturnasa Harmony Ole
Prohive
AJ W. Velost
T Appleton and Lawrence University
Fiether
J. Bouman & Co
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Horn
Main Street
Daan's
Hoxor
Prliciiy
Jaenicke’s
H. He ‘Schrottky
Merritt
H. M. Harmon
High Street
Peter: Rasmussen
Louis Larsen
Ogden Avenu
Masterson's Park
Yn. Co
M. Perry
Algoma St
F. .S. Headin Auto. Co
Rambler
Ford Automobiles
Algoma Street
Oshkosh Cement Block Co
Oxford Street
Garland
Badger Concrete Co
Marion Street
John Steinbarth
H. Stier
Alain Street
John Pool Gun Co
Frank de Mars
Carpenter
Buister
Yng
Huron Street
G. Arnold
Isook
Bauer Trunk & Bags
Matz Street
Wecome
Clark Carriage Co
Liumiber
Matt al
Steiger Lumber ‘Company
Eleventh
Hotel Blatz
Suwannee
Oshkosh & Winneconne
Benedict, Morsell & Caldwell
Majestic Building
Milwaukee, Wis
Oliphant & Fotng
Solicitors
St Miranker
Wiseee Ener
Oshkosh Steamboat: Co
Fond du Lac
Winnebago ‘Traction Company
Neenah
Uasi
Sandars
Faturan
Shkosh
Sundars
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Manulita
Berlin
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