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Newspaper
Washburn Times
Location
Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1902
Page
8
Albert Weisenborn a prominent Grand Rapids Wisconsin resident died by self inflicted gunshot today. He had been despondent for several days and during a grim act his wife sat on his lap as he fired the revolver burning her dress.
LaCrosse county board outlines plan for a new court house in LaCrosse Wisconsin detailing site considerations and anticipated funding needs. Project aims to modernize facilities and improve judicial operations for the county.
Calls at Madeline Island both ways. For further information inquire of F A Bischoff master 217 Third avenue east or on the boat. Boat can be chartered for evening excursions.
Daily and Sunday passenger service times listed for south and north routes with several through connections at Ashland Junction. Includes through mail and press trains and the Limited service.
Racine Wisconsin sheriff Bauman arrived in Waupun with two Italians sentenced for a Corliss disturbance but lacked commitment papers. He wired for them and Deputy Donald departed with the papers. Bauman then went to Fond du Lac for the day with the prisoners.
Prof Emmett Goff of the Wisconsin University horticulture department died at 4 this morning after an operation last Monday. He fell ill Sunday and was moved to the hospital Monday where the procedure was done. He improved briefly but deteriorated yesterday and passed away despite the attending Dr Brown's efforts. Goff was a prominent figure in local school and social circles with many friends mourning his sudden loss.
The La Crosse business men have united to invite President Roosevelt and his cabinet to visit the city on September 25. The invitation highlights the city’s business and civic interests and aims to showcase local development opportunities.
In Kaukauna Wisconsin a serious break in the Lindauer Pulp Company water power dam occurred after high water. The sluice gate was partly carried out and 1 200 bundles of ground wood pulp were swept away, dissolving in swift current. The break endangers the dam’s foundation and could cause further damage.
A mail bag was stolen from the Kilbourn Wisconsin depot platform Wednesday night. The thief rifled the contents and likely headed toward Baraboo, with mail matter found miles in that direction today. No other clues identify the thief.
In Appleton Wisconsin residents report two mad dogs found near Freedom amid bites on children and other dogs. Farmers in surrounding towns kill dogs as the risk of hydrophobia prompts precautionary measures and local schools in Freedom prepare responses.
Waukesha Wisconsin plans to host the next department encampment of the G A R. Delegates from W B Cushing post will present an invitation from Stevens Point for veterans to meet here next year. City officials argue accommodations are ample with many large summer hotels, provided the encampment occurs early enough to avoid summer visitor conflicts. Waukesha previously sought the encampment two years ago but deferred to Sheboygan.
La Crosse Wisconsin reports a flood of counterfeit 50 cent pieces. Police began investigation after light-weight coins were seen last week. Detective Coady has located 166 bad coins to date.
Matt J. Conroy of West Superior has been named to a District of Columbia mounted police position. A former Superior policeman, he served in the Spanish American War and was born in Galway Ireland in 1861. He worked at agencies in St Paul and helped in the Minnesota Dakota customs district. Congress man Jenkins aided the Washington appointment.
Promote Cascarets Candy Cathartic as an ideal laxative with a single tablet stamped C C C. Sold by druggists in single boxes, not bulk.
A vintage advertisement-style passage touts Greenie's August Flower as a general digestive aid and health booster. It promotes Dr. G. G. Greene remedies available at Fox Bros and mentions Foley's Kidney Cure with Frost & Spies as sellers, framing them as trusted medical products.
A local health notice urges residents to seek dental care from Dr. A G Hebberd for needed treatments. The advisory highlights expert availability and the convenience of his practice for routine and corrective dental services.
A testimonial from Geo. H. Hannen a locomotive engineer in Lima Ohio describes cleanup of kidney problems caused by engine vibration and touts Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder diseases. Sold by Frost and Spies.
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