Body found after coat and hat spotted at river dock
S Gabrielse, a bachelor of 1125 Ene Avenue, was found dead in the river near the Knewan Hide and Leather Co. plant after clothes were located last Monday morning. The funeral will be held Friday with Reickermann officiating. He is survived by a brother and a sister. The body was taken to Ballhm undertaking parlors for burial preparations.
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S. Gabrielse
Knewan Hide & Leather Co
Offies Puls
Kolb
Ballhm undertaking
S. Gabriel
Ene Avenue
mer
Tesiding
BND street
Y Reickermann
Semen Wilde
Wildwood
Wisconsin lawmakers debate funding and bills in session
A $5,000 appropriation for attorneys John Aylward and Michael Oldrich was introduced by Senator Bosshard in a dispute involving Gov. McGovern. A boxing regulation bill by Senator Hedding received Senate judiciary committee support, with Assembly approval pending third reading. Linley’s nuisance house bill advanced, and a circuit court reform bill seeking to raise judge salaries to $6,000 faced amendments and debates.
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Madison
Wis
John A. Aylward
Michael B. Oldrich
McGovern
Ekern
Hedding
senate judiciary committee
Tomkins
Ashland
Henry J. Killen
Milwaukee
assembly
Linley
Eileen
Wisconsin
Assemblyman
Hood
LaCrosse
Conway
Holmes
Bride serenaded by Sheboygan Concert Band on honeymoon ride
A Cleveland Wisconsin couple, newlyweds, rode a Manitowoc return train with the Sheboygan Concert Band. The band of nearly sixty performed on the platform and then in the coach, singing tunes from In My Harem to Here Comes the Bride. The playful serenade continued throughout the trip, an unusual honor for a newly married pair.
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Cleveland
Wis
Manitowoc
band boys
Suffragette Emmely Davison Recovers After Derby Injury
Emmely Davison, famed suffragette, regained consciousness after seizing the King’s horse in a derby yesterday. She was able to take nourishment but could not answer questions.
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Associated Press
Epson
Eng
Emmely Davison
dirby
Government to Heat and Light Chicago Federal Building
Washington dispatch reports Secretary McAdoo has decided the government will install a heating and lighting plant at the Chicago federal building. Harrisburg Foundry and Machine Works wins a 42000 dollar contract to generate steam electricity for heating and operation of elevators, with a move toward nationwide government ownership if successful.
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federal building
Chicago
McAdoo
Sheboygan
Washington dispatch
Chicago Record-Herald
Washington
Harrisburg Foundry and Machine Works
Harrisburg
Commonwealth Edison Company
Treasury Department
New York city
Japan Protest to Wilson by Japanese Ambassador
Washington June 5 President Wilson arranged a late conference with Viscount Chinda the Japanese ambassador to discuss Tokyo s note protesting California s alien land law This marks the first direct address by a Japanese ambassador to the president representing Emperor Yoshihito Bryan will present Japan s rejoinder to the U S note asserting the 1911 treaty is violated by the California provision.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Viscount Chinda
Japan
California
Emperor Yoshihito
Bryan
United States
state department
Wilson welcomes new communications for friendly talks
President Wilson expressed optimism that Japan's note on the California alien land law and the forthcoming conference with Ambassador Chinde open a path to very interesting and friendly negotiations. He emphasized the potential for improved dialogue between the nations.
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Washington
Japan
California
Chinde
Wilson
Senators Testify as Lobby Investigation Opens
Associated Press reports Washington June 5 Senator Smith testified first in the lobby inquiry arguing the right to testify. Senator Goff disclosed coal profits of 25000 dollars and oil profits of 50000 dollars annually, denying knowledge of any lobby and saying he had not been approached. Senator Sherman admitted many callers and said he received literature requested by Chairman Overman to aid the sugar lobby inquiry, noting only improper influence came from labor unions threatening to exterminate him.
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Gabreiss
phd
indus
Associated Press
Washington
Senator Smith
Ond Fellows Elect State Officers In Wisconsin
Fond du Lac Wis Jone La Crosse won the 1914 convention at the grand lodge of Oddfellows and the state assembly of Rebecca Other cities in the race were Eau Claire Wausau and Superior Richard W Hoe of Milwaukee who was reelected grand secretary on Wednesday was presented with a chest containing fifty pieces of silver in honor of the twenty fifth anniversary of his election to the office Other officers elected were Grand master C S Sheerin March field deputy grand master W T Duke warden David Lehreiner Lancaster secretary Richard Hoe Milwaukee treasurer W G Thwaits Milwaukee chaplain Edmund Trimm Portage trustee David Turner Milwaukee grand representative B W Crumb Milton director of Oddfellows home J L Jorgenson Green Bay The Past Grand Masters association at its annual meeting Tuesday night elected the following officers President David Whitten Brandon secretary J A Feathers Janeaville treasurer Richard Hoe Milwaukee
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Jone
La Crosse
grand lodge of Oddfellows
state assembly of
Rebecca
Eau Claire
Wausau
Superior
Richard W. Hoe
Milwaukee
C S Sheerin
Marchfield
W. T. Duke
David Lehreiner
Lancaster
Richard Hoe
W. G. Thwaits
Edmund Trimm
Portage
David Turner
B W Crumb
Milton
Oddfellows’ home
J. L Jorgenson
Green Bay
Vigil Ends as Man Kills Eleven Hungry Wolves
Owen Hughes of Angelo township kept watch beside a wolf den in La Crosse Wisconsin for four days and nights. When the pack rushed out driven by hunger they were killed one by one. Hughes returned to town and collected a $100 bounty and ate a long-awaited meal. He appeared weak and haggard from the ordeal.
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La Crosse
Wis
Owen Hughes
Angelo township
Hughes
Manitowoc Elks Laud Sheboygan Parade Band Effort
The Sheboygan Elks praised Manitowoc for hospitality and lauded the Sheboygan Concert Band as the parade’s largest act. Local and state officers were elected including Theodore Benfey as secretary, with praise for his decade of service. Manitowoc and Green Bay received banners for parade showing.
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the Elks
Manitowoc
Green Bay
Sheboygan
Manitowoc B. P. O. E
Theodore Benfey
Sheboygan committee
Manitowoc Herald
Johnson Gets One Year For Mann Act Violation
June 4 case of Jack Johnson, the heavyweight champion, ends with a sentence of one year and a day in Joliet penitentiary plus a $1,000 fine after Federal Judge Carpenter denies a new trial motion. Johnson granted two weeks to file a writ of error, bond of $30,000 remains, guards withdraw as sentence announced. Judge cites aggravating circumstances and Johnsons notoriety as a moral example.
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Cicaege
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Carpenter
United States
Joliet
Ban on Harbor Racing Maintained at Four MPH
A note from Lieut Col George A Zinn of the engineers warns Milwaukee harbor entrants to slow to four miles per hour. The regulation applies to vessels entering or leaving harbors at Abnapee Kewaunee Two Rivers Manitowoc Sheboygan Port Washington Racine Kenosha Wis Menominee Mich and Waukegan Ill. Violators face fines up to 500 dollars or imprisonment.
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Milwaukee
George A. Zinn
corps of engineers
Abnapee
Kewaunee
Two Rivers
Mani‘owoc
Sheboygan
Port Washington
Racine
Kenosha
Wis
Menominee
Mich
Waukegan
Rev George J Burger Dies After Operation
Rochester Minnesota reports the death of Rev George J Burger pastor of Evangelical Tmmanuel Lutheran church for 23 years. He died at Mayo hospital after an operation. Born in Germany in 1850 he came to America and served in several cities before Sheboygan. Survived by wife and nine children Gottold Theodore Hugo Martha Frieda Marie Louise Sophia Rose. Funeral plans to be announced after remains arrive in city tomorrow.
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Rochester
Minnesota
George J. Burger
Twmanuel Lutheran church
Tmmanuel Lutheran church
Burger
Rev
Germany
America
St. Louis
Sheboygan
Gottold
Theodore
Hugo
Martha
Frieda
Marie
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Sheboygan Elks
Salt Lake City
Utah
Philadelphia
Ted
J. ©. Karl
Elks
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Manitowoc Fairgrounds
Dixon
Stoney
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