Veterans Gather Here for Thirty-First Reunion in Sheboygan
Under clear skies the Veterans of the Army of the Republic gather in Sheboygan for the 31st annual reunion. Mayor Dieckmann welcomes attendees as George Spratt presides, recounting Civil War heroism and pioneer toil from Fountain Park to present day.
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Blue jae
parent
Chancellorsville
whem
Shermi
court house
Fountain tut
George Spratt
Dieckmann
Veterans of the army of the Republic
gan
Army of the Republic of
Robbers Steal From Illinois Central Express Car
Two masked men robbed the Illinois Central diamond special between Chicago and St Louis about midnight ten miles south of Springfield. They dynamited a safe and wrecked the interior, forcing the engineer to move the car two miles as police pursued. Conductor McWilliams alerted officials. Detective O’Leary was stripped of his guns.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Ill
Tlinois Central
Chicago
St. Louis j
McWilliams
O'Leary
Farmer Daniel Schmidt Dies by Own Hand in Barn
Daniel Schmidt 62, respected farmer living near Walters place on the Upper Falls Road, hanged himself in his barn at 10 o'clock this morning after completing farm chores. His wife found the body. coroner Dr. Arthur Knauf ruled death by strangling. Schmidt, previously in good health, had recent illness and once stayed at Northern Hospital Oshkosh. Survived by his wife, he ran an eighty acre farm and sold much of his produce locally. Funeral plans pending from his late home.
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Daniel Schmidt
Walters place
Upjper Falls road
Mr. Schmidt
Oshkosh
Schmidt
Krumrey Defends Cheese Selling Plan Against Miller Critique
In Rhine Jake F. Miller critiques a Sheboygan County Cheese Producers Federation plan. The editor rebuts, citing state boards and university departments backing cooperation, and notes filing fees and cost rules. The letter cites Tillamook, Oregon, associations and a single selling agent model with 14 of a cent per pound expenses. Mr. Miller’s motives and family ties to cheese operations are questioned.
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Jake F. Miller
Rhine
Sheboygan
Oregon
Canada
Miller
Sheboygan County
Tillamook County
Kimball’s Farmer
Mr.Miller
Eleven year old missing boy found near Northwestern depot
Gottlieb Neibert, missing since Monday afternoon, was found by Officer Lyman Byrum near the Northwestern depot. He described two days wandering in Milwaukee, buying a suit, a cap, and a watch, sleeping in a dry goods box, and riding a Milwaukee car before returning home.
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Gottlieb Neibert
Northwestern depot
Lyman Byrum
Walvoord
Eighth ward
Crocker Chair
Milwaukee
Fifth and Wells
Byrum
Madison Assembly Fails to Concur on Baker Law Change
Madison Wis June 18 The assembly quickly refused to concur with the Ackley bill which would end the monopoly on the location feature of the Baker Bacon License Law. The vote was 61 to 9 and the Baker law remains unchanged in its present form.
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Bridgman
Madison, Wis
assembly
Senator Stephenson Celebrates 84th Birthday Quietly
Marinette Wisconsin June 18 United States Senator Isaac Stephenson marked his eighty fourth birthday with flowers. He found eighty four carnations in a bouquet at his office and received many letters and telegrams. A serenade and family dinner were planned for the evening.
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Associated Press
Marinette
Wis
United States
Isaac Stephenson
morning mail
Motorcycle Explosion Endangers Milwau kee Run
Robert Wingate and a young woman narrowly escaped serious injury when their AL MLC motorcycle exploded near the Plankinton hotel in Milwaukee. The rider and passenger were burned as fuel ignited on creosote blocks. police and chemical extinguishing agents aided as the crowd retreated. The woman went back to the city by rail for care. Wingate continued to seek medical help and planned to return home.
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Robert Wingate
Milwaukee
AL MLC
Plankinton
Wingate
YMLC
Doctor declares stomach cancer curable at AMA meeting
Associated Press reports Dr William D Maso told the American Medical Association convention in Rochester Minnesota that stomach cancer is a curable disease.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
William D Maso
Rochester
Sackett Kills His Wife in Washington Tragedy
Fond du Lac Wisconsin reports Arthur J Sackett, a divorcee complainant since January, killed his wife then died by suicide in Washington. He was the son of the late Dr Howard Sackett former president of the Wisconsin State Dental Association.
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Associated Press
Fond du Lac
Wis
Arthur J. Sackett
Washington
Howard Sackett
Wisconsin State Dental Association
Sackett
Rube Schauer Sold to New York Nationals
Superior Wis June 18 Rube Schauer sensational pitcher of the Superior club in the northern league today was sold to the New York Nationals for 16600 delivery to be made August 15 Schauer leads the league in strikeouts He pitched three one hit games this year and was robbed of a no hit performance by a scratch with two out in the ninth in ning He is playing his first year in organized baseball joining as a rel lent this spring
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Associated Press
Superior
Wis
Rube” Schauer
New York Nationals
Schauer
Albert Rabe Dead at 60 in Chicago
Albert Rabe , aged 60, formerly of this city, died in Chicago early today of apoplexy. He was bookkeeper for Phoenix Chair Co for years, later involved with American Varnish Co in Chicago and served as secretary. Survived by two brothers Charles of Blue Earth Minnesota and Hugo of Chicago. remains arriving here tomorrow afternoon.
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Albert Rabe
Chicago
Phoenix Chair Co
American Varnish Co
Charles
Bluearth, Minn
Hugo
Rabe
READY FOR THE CAUCUS READY FOR THE CAUCUS
Washington June 18 The finance committee prepared to take up income tax and administrative tariff sections. Chairman Simmons notified Majority Leader Kern that all tariff sections would be ready for the caucus Thursday. Simmons said the caucus can begin work even if the committee has not concluded by Thursday with a possible finish by Friday. The income tax may be altered with sub committee proposals to add 500 for each minor child to the 4000 exemption under active consideration by the majority.
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Associated Press
Washington
finance committee
Simmons
Kern
senate
execam
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Army of the Republic
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Woodman Opera
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Joseph Osthelder
Sheboygan Falls
George W. Spratt
Garret Lammers
Julius Sehlich
Cascade Post
Waldo
Turner hall
Col. Starkweather
Wisconsin
Samuel A. Cook
Neenah
Wm. Becker
C. A. Corbett
Rial Wilson
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IKE
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