Orchestra advertisement teases 10c admission
An 11 day event listing notes 19 IP and 8th variation, inviting attendance at an orchestra performance with a 10 cent price.
10 Feb 1913
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1913
Page
1
An 11 day event listing notes 19 IP and 8th variation, inviting attendance at an orchestra performance with a 10 cent price.
Mexico City reports a day of bloodshed with 200 killed and 500 wounded as President Madero loses grip. Cabinet resignations, Madero disappearance rumored, Huerta to lead military, Reyes freed and killed, Diaz loyalists seize arsenal, and martial law declared as U S intervention looms after attacks on the American ambassador’s residence.
Rebels led by Diaz and Reyes seize Mexico City in a surprise attack. Madero declares martial law, flees the capital for Chapultepec as federals clash with rebels. Diaz demands Madero's resignation. violence and executions unfold at national palaces amid a U.S. pledge to protect foreign residents.
Funeral notices report Miss Lucy Wedemeyer buried from Wedemeyer street residence on Sunday at 2 o clock. Rev Horst New of German Reformed church officiated with interment in Wildwood cemetery and floral tributes from friends. Attendees included relatives from Denver and Madison. pallbearers listed. Also noted: Louis Bannhauer died of pneumonia at St Nicholas hospital age 65. funeral Tuesday at 2 from Herman Bannhauer home with Wildwood cemetery interment. Clara Steitz, 56, Milwaukee, died at St Nicholas hospital. burial plans pending.
Walter J. Kohler of J. M. Kohler Sons Co testified in Detroit on Friday for the government in the Bath Tub Trust case. The charge is restraint of trade and Sherman Act violation. Trial is before Judge Sessions in Grand Rapids. Oscar Kroos, of the same city, identified with Kohler and was in Detroit last week, returning to spend Sunday here and likely to testify later this week.
David Margroff appeared in court this morning with facial injuries after a dispute at Henry Schad’s home on Water Street. Schad admits delivering a blow during the altercation after Margroff allegedly attempted to stab him, and Schad paid fines and costs totaling 7.36 dollars.
A telegram to Mrs. Jacob Diehl in Glen Beulah announced the death of Barton Sexton, 55, son of John L. Sexton murdered near Elkheart in 1911. Born in the county, he lived on the old homestead before moving to Huron, South Dakota. His sister noted no prior illness. He was well regarded by neighbors and friends.
Anton Starich sent incorporation papers to the Secretary of State for an Austrian order in the city aiding widows and orphans. It is capitalless and mirrors Catholic groups. Incorporators are Vir ant Florian, John Jrandlic, and Frank Mikolic.
Captain Robert Scott and his party perished in a blizzard on the return from the South Pole reached January 18, 1912. The expedition of 28 officers and scientists plus 23 Royal Navy sailors faced immense ice, noting the ice sheet afloat with about 600 feet of water beneath. Their brave effort, though failing to beat Amundsen, earned lasting honor for Scott and his crew.
Anton Zywick aged 47 is in county jail awaiting examination on a statutory offense in Green Bay. A 16 year old girl is involved, with allegations she was 14 at the time of initial offense. A baby was taken to Green Bay and a birth filing later appeared. Humane Agent Hoehne aided in the investigation as the DA and Chief Dehne gathered enough evidence to arrest Zywick after a delayed disclosure. The Press withholds the girl’s name. The family tried to hush the matter to protect reputations. He could not post $1000 bond.
Last Saturday the library circulated 517 books, the highest in a day since the new library opened, with 261 for children and 156 for adults.
Officers of the Goodrich Transit Co. of Chicago announce a $25,000 spring and summer program to improve their docks and grounds in Odrich. The plan follows a near doubling of the freight house size and a new office building. The dock will be rebuilt along the river toward government life saving station property, plus urging fishermen to modernize sheds and appearances.
The High School Assembly Hall hosts a Wednesday February 12 program at 8:00 p m featuring the High School Orchestra performing Lincoln Immortal and the Glee Club with The Minstrel Boy and Union of the Blue. recitations and patriotic societies of Sheboygan participate.
February 17 1913 marks the seventeenth anniversary of the National Congress of Mothers. The Child Welfare Magazine urges Mothers circles and Parent-Teacher Associations to unite nationwide for Child-Welfare Day with a suggested program and contacts Mrs A A Birney and Mrs David C Mears for information.
The Socialists held a well attended morning meeting at the Central Labor hall and decided to present a full ticket in the spring election. Nominations will be made next Friday evening. Five lectures will be given soon under a Lyceum bureau, and tickets are on sale at 25 cents each.
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