Suit Seeks 15000 For Three Kisses Alleged By Woman
Mrs. Sarah Slater of Sauk county sues David G. James of Richland Center for 15000 claiming three nonconsensual kisses. James denies the charges and plans to fight. Trial slated for the April term in Richland county. James allegedly visited the Slater farm often where the offenses occurred. The article also notes the Slaters’ tenancy and a prior accident involving John Lindstrom.
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Baraboo
Sarah Slater
Naorthern
Sauk County
Yeas
David G. James
Richland Center
Wisconsin
James
Richland County
Sudden Death in Kenosha Saloon
Hollis Fuane of Kenosha died suddenly in John E. Keating’s saloon last evening. The death was due to heart disease. He was talking with Hosea Sells of Waukegan when he collapsed, leaning on Sells as if to laugh at a joke.
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Kenosha
Wis
Marcu
Hollis Fuane
John E. Keating
Hosea Sells
Waukegan
Sells
Lane
Pioneer Furniture President Dies Without Heirs
William E. Watson, president of Pioneer Furniture, died suddenly yesterday morning. He left an estate valued around $50,000, with no will and no heirs after diligent inquiry failed to locate any relatives.
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Ian Claire
William E. Watson
Pioneer Furniture Company
Local boot dealer reports unpenetrable strata and coal nuggets
John Anderson of Marinette recalls drilling three years ago near August Gustafson’s gas well when the drill struck a layer at 30 feet it could not penetrate. He also hoisted two coal nuggets the size of hickory nuts. A Peshtigo man previously claimed evidence of coal between the city and Sugar Bush.
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Marinette
John Anderson
August Gustafson
Peshtigo Yraan
Sagar Bush
Tragedy Cited in Spooner's Philippines Speech
Washington reports isolation after Senator Spooner delivered a critical Philippines speech. He said the blackout of telegraph wires halted publication, lamenting a month of work lost as his words failed to reach papers. He called it a tragedy in his career.
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Washington
Mar
Spooner
Philippines
Republican Party
Hudson Doctor Probes Leprosy Suspect Case
Cumberland March 1 Dr. S Johnson of Hudson was sent to investigate Mrs. John Lindstrom suspected of leprosy. The doctor refused to reveal results but a message from Dr. Win gabe secretary of the state board of health stated Mrs Lindstrom was afflicted with lupis of
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Cumberland
S. Johnson
Hudson
John Lindstrom
Wingabe
State Board of Health
Hicks opinion on refunding inheritance taxes
Secretary of state received Attorney General Hicks opinion stating inheritance taxes cannot be refunded without a special legislative appropriation. The ruling follows last week’s Supreme Court decision declaring the prior law invalid.
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Madison
Secretary of State
Hicks
Supreme Court
First Wisconsin interlake ice yacht race postponed by light wind
Lack of wind postpones the Wisconsin interlake ice yacht championship race on Lake Menona. Officials expect to start once wind returns, but prospects for a race today are poor.
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Madison
Lake Menona
Wisconsin Broom worker shot by stranger in Milwaukee
Henry Bergman 22, employed at Wisconsin Broom company, was shot and killed this forenoon at the Wisconsin house 383 Fourth street after breakfast. The shooter Herman Hesse 35 surrendered to police and is believed insane. One bullet fired.
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Milwaukee
Henry Bergman
Wisconsin Broom Company
Herman Hesse
Wisconsin House
Fourth Street
Heese
Death of Chippewa Falls Steamfitter William Devine
William Devine a 28 year old steamfitter was found dead in bed at his home in Chippewa Falls this afternoon after retiring at 2 am. He had worked in Milwaukee until three weeks ago. Devine was half brother to John E. Dempsey who died after leaping from a burning building in St Paul in December.
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Chippewa Falls
William Devine
Milwaukee
Devine
John E. Dempsey
St. Paul
Citywide Free Vaccination Plan Proposed by Manitowoc Board
Manitowoc Feb 28 The board of health voted to provide free vaccination to all residents who want it with the city paying 25 cents per shot and supplying vaccine. Officials estimate the program will cost the city over 2000 dollars. Fat-soluble ad and ads for Rocky Mountain Tea appear in the notice.
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Manitowoc
Board of Health
Agricultural Mass Convention Ticket Sale Notice
The Omaha railroad announces a round trip excursion for the Agricultural Mass Convention in Madison from February 4 to 7. Tickets on February 3 will be good to return February 8 at 11 dollars for the round trip.
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Madison
Omaha Railroad
Chronic Constipation Cure Promoted by Candy Cathartic
Advert says Cascarets Candy Cathartic cures chronic constipation with genuine tablets stamped C C C and guarantees relief. Sold by druggists, not in bulk.
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C.C.C
Druggists
Roc
Bayfield County Board Adjourned Session Proceedings
The Bayfield County Board met Feb 25 1902 in Washburn with five members present. Resolutions authorized E C Alvord as county attorney in a long-running case, cancelled certain 1897 98 taxes on lands now back to Iron River, and proposed tax settlements under section 1210 G R S. Affidavits from Stark Levis Land Co witnesses supported adjustments on stump cut over lands in township 50 N range 7 W including section 11 and 18.
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Currie G. Bell
Nels Nelson
Ernest Sauve
A. B. Severson
Geo. A. Howard
F.H. Drummond
Bayfield County
Washburn
Wis
Drummond
A. O. Blix
F. H. Drummond
C. L. Istep
County Board of Supervisors
Bayfield
E. C. Alvord
Said
J. K. Jones
John Froseth
A. W. McLeod
Said County
J. E. Jones
Circuit Court
Senw
Nesw
Sesw
Iron River
Wisconsin
EK. Sauve
County Board
John Murdock
John H. Levis
R. S
John A. Murdoch
A. D
W. W. Downs
Madison
Dane County
Stark-Levis Land Co
Black River Falls
Martin Kerwin
Stark Levis Land Co
N. R
George W. Lewis
Andrew Engleth
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State of
George W. Levis
Washburn Electric Light
Palmley
Norfolk
Ior
Sisness & Yenquist Co
Ashland
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