City Matters and Local Happenings in Wychkliffe and Plymouth
Alatead of Wychkliffe Kentucky visits with family in the city while J R Dougherty becomes city editor of the Journal. Father Hopkins plans to attend a clergy convention in Wanpun and deliver a sermon. The High School football team traveled to Fond du Lac for a Thanksgiving return game, losing 25 to 0, ending the season. Excelsior Wrapping Co orders 135 cars or 1350 tons of excelsior from Marion and Bernamwood, the largest such order yet. Mr Chas Waterman and his son Geo visit, Geo returns home for his mother’s funeral. Prof Albert Schumann the Xray artist spends the week in the city, taking flashlight photos for the Turn Society. Schumann’s smokeless flashlight aims to brighten indoor pictures. Bub to learn the technique for a new business specialty.
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1. R. Dougherty
Father Hopkins
Diocine
Wanpun
Fond du Lac
Excelsior Wrapping Co
Marion and
Bernamwood
Excelsior
Wrapper Co
Sheboygan
Chas. Waterman
Plymouth
Geo. Waterman
West Superior
Mrr
Neewrra
Albert Schumann
W. I. Bach
Turn Society
Schumann
Bub
Deaths in Local Area Leave Several Surviving Relatives
John Kablity aged 73 plus died Monday at his home after long residence since 1881. Funeral Sunday afternoon. Lutheran cemetery burial. Rev Felton. August Blom, 60, died Friday after lung fever. resident two years. widow and six children survive. Lutheran cemetery burial. Rev Purer. Mrs. Johanna I. Ott, 83, died Saturday. funeral Monday. Lutheran cemetery. Rev P. Berger. Infant child of Mr. and Mrs. C. Riley died at 221 N ot 8th on Monday. burial at Hingham.
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John Kablity
Ins Home
Cta
Felton
August Blom
Purer
Johanna I. Ott
Augusta Wiech
P. Berger
University Extension Lecture on Child Study by Prof O Shea
Prof M W O Shea lectured to a full house in the High School room on the physical expression of intellect and character and how physiognomy and chiromancy claim to reveal past or future. He rejected these concepts, noting no science links this to the brain and demonstrating the impracticality of predicting disposition from head shapes or hand lines. He described how facial lines and relaxed posture reflect late nights or temperament, arguing true deep thinking requires bodily stillness, and announced the next talk on childhood development and age-based training.
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University Extension
O'Shea
M. W. O'Shea
Prof O'Shea
Bogus money order swindle leads to vagrancy charge
Raymond, released after 15 days for vagrancy, was rearrested by court commissioner Williams for attempting to obtain money with a fake government employment claim. He sent an American Express order for 46.18 to Chas Koll, then asked for 14. The order was destroyed. authorities deem no swindle charge, but vagrancy remains. Police wife to pursue related cases. Raymond appeared familiar before the commissioner.
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Raymond
Williams
Chas. Koll
West Side
Koll
American Express
Coll
Kell
Mantz
American Express Co
Recurrent Criminal Court Appearance Mentioned
The note describes a defendant with a history of criminal court proceedings who has likely appeared in court multiple times before, suggesting a pattern of repeated legal issues and ongoing involvement with the criminal justice system.
Narrow Escape For North Western Telegraph Lineman
Lemon Luevens, a lineman for the North Western Telephone Co, nearly died Saturday afternoon after grabbing a live wire atop a fifty foot pole at the corner of North 8th Street and St. Clair Avenue. He fainted, swung from the pole, and fell onto nearby wires which broke his fall and held his body for about ten minutes before recovery. He escaped with a blistered hand and visible scars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemon Luevens
North-western. Telephone Co
N. 8Th St
St. Clair Ave
Brothers Marry Sisters at Holy Name Church
Michael Thomas married Miss Mary Albreight and John Thomas married Miss Margarette Albreight at Holy Name Church on Wednesday morning at 8. The wedding feast followed at Mr. and Mrs. Strawn’s home on 87th Street with about one hundred guests. The couples will reside in the city, one on St Clair Ave and one on Niagara Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Thomas
Mary Albreight
John Thomas
Margarette Albreight
Holy Name Church
John
Manitowoc High School Football Team Passes Through City
The Manitowoc High School eleven spent a few hours awaiting connection in the city on Saturday evening. They earlier played Fond du Lac High School and lost 12 to 18, being entirely outclassed by Fond du Lac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manitowoc
Fond du Lac
Surprise of All Sparks Cure for Wits Wife
Mr James Jones of Jones and Son Cowden AI touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a cure for La Grippe and Hasty Consumption after his wife shows rapid improvement from the first dose. Trial bottles offered at A Mahlendorf Jr Drug Store with claim of full restoration and walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Jones
Jones & Son
Cowden
Dr. King
la Grippe
Pena
Dr Kne
Do You Warn Gold Compendium at Hamilton Pub Co
A brief notice invites readers to obtain a large compendium of vat information on Yukon Klondyke and Alustan Gold fluids with a price note to Hamilton Pub Co in India. The fragment references sending 10s for the compilation.
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Yukon
Hamilton Pub. Co
India
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