Feld Day Headlines a Storied Heicked Field Meet at North Goal Park
A crowd of about three thousand attended a large field day at North Goal Athlete Park led by Schmidts Band. Students from fifth through eighth grades performed coordinated exercises, followed by events including a mass exercise with 1,500 participants, flag salute, and multiple sport events. Prizes were awarded to schools and individuals, with judges and teachers acknowledged for organizing the day amid threatening weather.
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North gole
Schmidts band
unamg
Ernst fehweg
chidren
America
Ernst Webweg
severn
Dbut
Names and classes listed for school groups and students
The document lists numerous individuals with roman numeral grade designations alongside two schools, Horace Mann and Washington, and several unrelated surnames. It appears as a roster of students and possibly teachers or members assigned to class levels or roles.
Insane Asylum Burns in Weyauwega Wisconsin
A fire at Weyauwega Co. Insane Asylum destroyed one wing and caused an estimated loss of 5000 to 10000 dollars. Inmates were evacuated to the Weyauwega public hall and later returned after the fire was controlled. Firefighters from the local volunteer department assisted. None of the inmates were injured.
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Weyauwega
Wis
Weyauwega Co
Burglars Loot John Bess Home Then Set Fires
Burglars entered the home of John Bess on Station Island in the early hours while the family was away, blew open a safe containing about $5,000 in jewels and cash, and then set the house on fire before fleeing.
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Associated Press
New York
John Bess
Station Island
Wisconsin fire losses for May total 194 fires
Madison report by new state fire marshal Clem P Host shows May fires reaching 194 with aggregate damage of 190. Insurance protected property totals 866,775. Lightning caused 21 fires with 24,450 in losses. Chimneys started 24 fires at 25,900 losses. Matches and children playing caused 26 fires with 24,510 in losses. Incendiary and suspicious fires numbered 13 with 16,720 in damage. Smokers carelessness accounted for 10,625 in losses from ten cases.
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Madison
Wis
Clem P Host
Sun
Walkout Discussed in Wisconsin Assembly
Madison Wis June 7 Intimations are given out that a walkout of democrats is contemplated in the Wisconsin assembly. The problem of immediate adjournment put up by the senate is the cause of it all. The assembly has adopted a resolution fixing the date of final adjournment as June 28. The senate has sent a message to the governor outlining plans for a recess. New bills are coming into the senate and adjournment before mid July seems unlikely. Democrats plan a caucus to decide on forcing adjournment.
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Bridgman
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin assembly
senate
assembly
Assemblyman
Roessler
Jefferson county
Big Game Monday at Northside Ball Grounds
The Fence Busters meet the Window Smashers Monday at 2 15 pm under revised rules with Alderman John Meyer umpiring. Lineups include Toebak Schultz Rothe Heimke and Slater against Schultz Scherer Puls and Rothe as players. ball movement rules limit plate changes per inning and stolen bases are watched.
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northside
John Meyer
Hans Wagner
Pa Anson
Fence Busters
Window Smashers
Toebak
J. Gottsacker Schultz
W. Rothe
A. Schultz
Cisecees
W. Heimke
J. Schaf
W. Mueller
E. Schultz
casas
M. Slater
W. Pfeifer
T. Herman J. Keppler
J. Bruesberg
F. Scherer
Scherer
Shee Ale Cc. Kolb
W. Look
Ieee
Peeper in the West Side Receives Rough Welcome
A local window peeper, known as jack the peeper, was surprised by a beating last evening after being spotted by a resident awaiting him in a home. The intruder fled, leaving him with a lasting impression of a golf club, and declined to name the engineer who reportedly taught him the lesson.
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jack the peeper
Gompers Undergoes Second Mastoid Abscess Surgery
Washington June 7 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor was operated on for the second time yesterday for a mastoid abscess and was reported doing as well as could be expected by surgeons today. He passed a quiet night.
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Associated Press
Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Recovery Assured After a Thirty Foot Fall
Walter Koepsell, seriously injured yesterday by a thirty foot fall at Kailans residence, is considerably better now after being moved to his South Eighth Street home. He was unconscious until shortly after seven last evening and was initially thought to have internal injuries. Jerry Metcher, who fell with him, rests easily at St Nicholas hospital with a broken leg and three broken ribs, believed to be hurt severely.
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Walter Koepsell
Kailans
South Eighth street
Jerry Metcher
Mr Koepsell
St. Nicholas hospital
Explosion at Susquehanna Coal shaft kills two workers
In Shamoken Pa on June 7 two minors were killed and over a dozen injured in an explosion at the Scott shaft of the Susquehanna Coal Co. Rescuers brought the dead and injured to the surface. most of the victims were foreigners. After hours of effort twenty miners were found unhurt in the burning shaft.
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Shamoken
Scott
Susquehanna Coal Co
buring
Dynamite cartridge injures Mrs Beck in Rhine
A dynamite cartridge found on John Beck’s Rhine farm exploded when handled by Mrs. Beck while children played nearby. One end was pierced with a hair pin, tearing off her left thumb and another finger, injuring her right hand and scorching her face. a child in her lap escaped harm. A physician treated the wounds immediately.
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John Beck
Rhine
Wood Goes Free in Lawrence Textile Case
After a night of deliberation the jury acquitted William M. Wood of the American Woolen Co on charges of conspiring to injure textile strikers at Lawrence by planting dynamite. Frederick Atteaux faced a hung verdict. Dennis J. Collins, who turned state’s evidence, was found guilty on two counts and not guilty on four. The case spanned the labor capital dispute and captured public attention.
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Boston
Wm. M. Wood
American Woolen Co
Lawrence
Frederick Atteaux
Dennis J. Collins
Taft Visits White House After Leaving for Yale
Former President Taft returned to the White House for a luncheon with President Wilson. Taft had left office on March 4 to pursue private life and teach law at Yale University.
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Associated Press
Washington
Taft
White House
Yale University
Wilson
Generally fair and cooler tonight and Sunday
Forecast calls for generally fair skies with a cooler pattern continuing tonight and Sunday. No significant precipitation expected.
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Prabertoheey
Water bill dispute over Sheboygan Co has charge
At a water commission meeting President Dieckmann reported that tests show Sheboygan Railway & Electric Co consumed 626.55 dollars of water during bypassed operation. The bill, nearly unchanged from months ago, now reflects full period readings with a minimum $2 monthly deduction, totaling about 611 dollars. A resolution accusing the company of fraud was debated but not voted on.
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water commission
Dieckmann
commission
water department
Sheboygan Railway & Electric Co
Howald
Gonzenbach
Dennett
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