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Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1901

Page

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Captain William O'Neil describes Washington trip and Capitol sights

Captain William O'Neil returned from a two week official visit to Washington where he met President Roosevelt and Admiral Dewey and inspected timber cuttings on Minnesota Indian reservations. He praises Cabinet officers work ethic and notes Wisconsin senators' fashion and influence while recounting conversations with Secretary Taylor and Treasurer Gage. He remarks on Wing's popularity and the overall Capitol experience.

Wm. O'Neil Washington Capitol Minnesota United States Hod” Taylor Madison the Treasury Taylor Gage Treasury Department Darky Mr. Taylor O'Neil Jones Senate Spooner Mason Callum Allison Depew Lodge Senator Spooner Babcock Minor Basch Jenkins Wisconsin Quarles Assembly Colonel Wing Lke Virginia Wnc National Capitol

Legal Battle Halts Rail Line In Northern Wisconsin

Frost as receiver plans to tear up Battle Axe rails but Medford hearings sustain District Attorney McLeod and H. Hayden. The court issues mandamus to keep the line down while Frost threatens contempt. County attorneys respond by further securing the rails.

Maccabees Prepare for Installation and Opera House Event

The Maccabees North Star Tent and Number Four schedule installation on January 1 with officers led by Bryan Bruner Oscar Jacobs and Pederson. A public event follows at the Opera House on January 8 offering a chance to participate and learn about lodge activities.

Maccabees North Star Number Four E. Bryan L. C Chas. Bruner Henry Oscar Sar Geo. Jacobs R.K N. M. Oscar F. K P. J. Pederson M. G Otto Smith H. Wheeler P. J. Larson Picket K. Finstad I. G Geo. Kinney Trusters T. A. Oscar Hans Ambly D. P. Bush Opera House

Reception at Olsen Home for Berland of Rushford

A reception was hosted at the home of Mr and Mrs G Olsen in honor of their niece Miss Berland of Rushford The evening featured carnations and roses as the floral arrangement and highlight.

Mrs. G. Olsen Miss Berland Rushford

Bayfield Harbor Ends Navigational Season In Open Water

Bayfield Harbor closes navigation as ice thickens after a season of open waters. Tugs retire for winter while fishing around Madeline Island continues with little ice. Red Cliff to Bass Island crossings are reported safe though overall cold snaps end harbor activity. Bayfield boasted the lake’s best harbor with deep shore depth and early spring openness.

Madeline Island Red Cliff Bass Island Madeline Bayfield

Christmas Exercises Mark First Use of New Congregational Church

The New Congregational Church auditorium was first used Tuesday night for Christmas festivities. A large Christmas tree laden with presents decorated the space as new windows and a furnace made the building ready. Services will begin there next Sunday with formal dedication set for later this month once funds were fully raised.

New Congregational Church

Bayfield women in street accident near Doctor Mitchells

A pair of Bayfield women, said to be of unsavory character, were thrown from a cutter in front of Doctor Mitchell’s office last Sunday night. The horse bolted, the cutter dragged down the street, and one woman was badly hurt. She received first aid at Pox Brothers drug store and was sent on. Both women were intoxicated. they were en route to Ashland. Also reported: public school exercises last Friday afternoon honored the holidays with recitations, songs, and declamations across all departments.

Bayfield

Wisconsin's Member of the Cabinet

Henry C. Payne born in Ashfield Massachusetts about 56 years ago rose from sweep job to $1000 yearly and Milwaukee bookkeeper to wealth through insurance real estate street railway interests and politics He helped form the Young Men's Republican club befriended Matt H Carpenter and T O Howe and served as postmaster He later became Northern Pacific receiver and spent time in Europe

Henry C. Payne Ashfield Mass Milwaukee Sherwan, Nowell & Pratt Lydia Dyke Benjamin Weil Young Men’s Republican Club Matt H. Carpenter T. O. Howe Madison Washington Northern Pacific Railway Europe

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