Wedding news page entry for Mil le Lucile Mann
Mil le Lucile Mann was married in a quiet ceremony with close family and friends in Janesville. The groom, CY p, stood by her side as they began their new life together.
09 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1913
Page
1
Mil le Lucile Mann was married in a quiet ceremony with close family and friends in Janesville. The groom, CY p, stood by her side as they began their new life together.
Associated Press reports Henry Gn was arraigned on a charge of attempted murder. He claimed his former wife planned to kill him and die by her own hand. Gilles had been divorced three years and aimed to remarry, which he said gave motive for his former wife’s actions. he is held pending outcomes of her injuries.
Green Bay and the Wisconsin Perry Centennial Commission clash with Sheboygan over a fleet visit. The commission orders the fleet to skip Sheboygan and go directly to Green Bay, cutting Sheboygan’s planned stop to near two hours. Captain Berry reports protests and aims to land the fleet near shore for spectators, with a 2 to 3 pm pass by Sheboygan. The episode sparks charges of injustice and political pressure while band and city leaders respond.
A wartime appreciation note from Charles King honors Captain Eugene A. Hickey of Company C, Second Infantry, W N G, for arduous service on August 6 in Sheboygan Wisconsin. The message praises Co. C as capable and reliable under officers, including Hickey, and frames the card as a commendation of their performance.
Sell Bros Co plans a two story and basement building of tan brick and steel 88 by 110 feet with 200 feet of show windows a 20 by 88 foot balcony offices rest room and passenger elevator Scheduled for occupancy by December 1 the expanded 36000 square feet will ease crowding and enable department growth The history traces the Heil Sell Shoe Co and its 1905 incorporation and the 1912 Niagara Avenue and N Eighth Street purchase
Thousands gathered along the lake front to glimpse the Niagara and the fleet. A tug conference with fleet officers followed days of disappointment after promises for a 24 hour stay were canceled. The city issued a mayoral proclamation and a countywide appeal to attract visitors for a longer stop on the fleet’s return to Chicago.
Joe Jackson of Cleveland leads the American League with a .393 average though he has slipped. Ty Cobb of Detroit trails four points back. Speakers Murphy Collins Henricksen Lashuay and MeenInes follow. Yingling tops the Natinals with .393.
The Associated Press reports New York banks show a reserve of 25,683,650 dollars above legal requirements, a decrease of about 500,000 from the previous week. Clearing House Banks & Trust companies edge down as weekly condition is examined.
Joseph Karossos a ten year old from Clara avenue was saved by a fisherman as he sank thrice in the Pigeon River. The rescuer dove in and dragged him ashore before helpers could swim. The identity of the savior remains unknown. Joseph is a fifth grade pupil. his eleven year old brother John drowned in 1912 near the Ross Sellinger Grove factory.
Vera Cruz Aug 9 John Lind arrives aboard the New Hampshire at 1 pm and transfers to Louisiana. He is Wilsons envoy to Mexico and will reach Vera Cruz tonight. Lind may meet Huerta Monday to present peace proposals. Washington Aug 9 the foreign relations committee was invited to a White House conference on the Mexican crisis with ten Democrats and seven Republicans present.
A Press carrier delivering the evening edition rescued Mr. A Metzner of 1312 Center Avenue from a fatal gas asphyxiation last night. After a doorbell and multiple door knock attempts failed, the boy tapped windows and called through an open bedroom window, waking Metzner who collapsed at the threshold. Neighbors revived him.
The forecast calls for warmer temperatures and likely fair conditions on Sunday. Light to moderate winds are expected across coastal and inland areas, with no significant precipitation anticipated.
A fierce electrical storm struck Sheboygan between 9 and 11 pm pouring heavy showers. Lightning damaged the Jenkins Machine Company engine room causing a fire quickly put out. A flag staff at Geele Hardware was torn away and a bolt shocked Otto Mueller at the Mueller building. The storm caused widespread property loss estimated in the hundreds.
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