Corbitt seeks re election in Onalaska ward race
Rev. C. Alex Corbitt of St Pauls Episcopal in Onalaska, La Crosse County Wisconsin, campaigns for re election. He heads the parish and has served the community for years, presenting justice values as he faces anticipated opposition within the parish and local political scene.
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C. Alex Corbitt
Onalaska
la Crosse County
Maresh
Jesus
Rev
C. Ales
Corbitt
Aa Crosse
la Crosse
Restorou
Sto Pants Episcopal Church
Jide
Monarun
Miao
Dias Beem
Sto Pauls Parish
Court finds no fraud in case against National Electric
The ruling concludes the stock division was made in good faith to secure title but defects in court orders led to dismissals of most plaintiffs. It sets aside certain payments and directs the defendants to distribute recovered assets among creditors, while affirming relief for other claimants.
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Eni Chrire
Wis
Vidar Vinge
Harriggsiner Oak
National Electric Manufactuing Company
Ban Clit
Stech
Nationa Bloc
Pudge Bailey
Rand
Poly Ur Li
Judy Tetit
Juelemiegtis
Aes Suelt
Goiothys
Erediers
Nathanael Bilectric
de Gartdl
Alette Cate Tay
Wallaes
Fragmented OCR political note from Wisconsin state meeting
Vague OCR text discusses state governance, committees, and upcoming votes. Mentions Wisconsin, a state capital, and a legislature or council with several named actors and planned meetings next month. The fragmentary wording limits precise facts or outcomes.
Madison Drugists Petition Reaches Spoomer Coit
Legally filed petition details from Madison area druggists are sent to Spoomer Coit in a formal notice. The document names Wesingeton and Warnsau Wisconsin as involved parties with a focus on regulatory actions and potential hearings in the region.
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Madison Druocwists
Spoomer Aia Coit
Mrs Jennie Lee Ends Her Life by Pistol Fire
A Daytona woman identified as Mrs Jennie Lee died by suicide after reportedly shooting herself in a field. Authorities found her body hours later. a coroner’s jury returned no verdict of unknown cause. Details are sparse in the dispatch.
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Daytona
Kan Chioire
Death notices from Wisconsin and Rome report multiple losses
A Rome dispatch announces Miss Anna Scowlen died in Rome after a suspected consumption. Wisconsin notices list deaths in Watertown, Tomah, Stoughton, Caledonia, Wisconsin Dells, Fond du Lac and other locales, naming ages and brief causes such as pneumonia, stroke, heart disease, consumption, and accidental illness. Other obituaries include Philip Moor ety, Catherine Bancel, Anna Ziegler, and E Tost, with ages ranging from 49 to 79 and brief residency notes.
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Featinh i Tas
Ming
Ais Catherine Bancel
Hier Tome
Anna Ziegler
Mies
Richard Harentze
Siete
Dan Cavanaugh
Osceola
New Lisbon
Wis
Young Criminal Baraloo Suspect Escapes Custody
March 27 report from Baraboo Wisconsin describes Sheriff Nichols seeking Port and Phears Port tied to bicycle thefts. Port Wats jailed in Green Bay then escaped and was recaptured near Viroqua before again escaping from Richland County jail. Authorities are conducting nationwide searches to recapture him.
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Baraloo
Wis
Sherif Nichols
Phears
Puossitide
Draurie Dip
Isreen Bay
Didge Wwessex
Beime
Port Heel
Viroqua
Porest
Richland County
Heebland Center
Richland Center
Phe
Black's Troubles Deepen in La Crosse Case
In La Crosse Washington a postmaster and church leaders face threats amid a scheme involving Mitel 27 and a $1700 cash theft. Officials allege payments traced to Frank Schaller and Varner tied to the Pholmen Cuo operation. Black seeks funds to cover a bond while Podge Brindley may oversee precepts.
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Pholmen Cuo
Compar Schaller Ds Ae Varner
Im Biach
Biack
Podge Brindley
Blowsnake Murder Case Moves as Longtail Sought
The district attorney probes the Blowsnake murder with Longtail accused and hiding in Nebraska. His wife, sole eye witness, testifies through an interpreter as Winnebagoes demand hearing and prosecution while tensions rise over tribal rights and possible warrants.
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Black River
Blowsnake
Longtail
Nebraska
Klawspake
Wodoon
Van Doren Plans Legal Move Over Presbyterian Funds
Fond du Lac Wisconsin March 26 Rev J E Van Doren a Presbyterian preacher who had spurred Milwaukee area controversy by his claimed money stake is in the news again The presbytery previously allocated 100 to him via Rev A W Bill rector of Fond du Lac church with instructions to pay in installments so as not to squander It two 20 payments were made but Van Doren sought full funds He has engaged Col A A Kelly a local attorney to press for the entire sum Bill received a notice to deliver 60 to the attorney prompting questions on the case outcome
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Fond du Lac
Wis
J. E. van Doren
Milwaukee
Bill
Georgetown Debaters May Call Off Wisconsin Match
Ill feeling between Georgetown University and the Wisconsin school debaters has led Georgetown to threaten withdrawal over municipal ownership terms. The Georgetown team, famed for defeats of Eastern opponents, may cancel the debate if conditions remain, signaling fear of Wisconsin orators.
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Madison
Wis
Georgetown University of
Deaths Across Wisconsin and Florida Mentioned in State Notices
Wisconsin obituaries list Mrs. Tessie Lee of Eau Claire who died in Daytona Florida after legal battles involving Alderman Charles W. Lee. Other notices report J. S. Monroe of Wausaukee, 77, founder of the town and former postmaster, Dr. Perry D. Hardacker of Hortonville, 55, and Michael Gallagher, 73, in Chilton. Additional lines note Mrs. Walter L. Wood of Oshkosh dying after an operation, and several regional deaths with ages and brief causes.
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Eau Claire
Wis
Tessie Lee
Charles W. Lee
Daytona
Ila
Ald. Lee
Ald
Siammond
J. S. Monroe
Wausaukee
Depere
Tpe
Cleveland
Tle
Mr. Monroe
Chilton
Michael Callaghan
Waldo
William Coallagher
Wesers
Grand Rapids
Walter TL. Wood
Cits
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago
Briday
Oshkosh
Algoma
Moure
Thomas Tate letter from Duhamel describing travel and Alberta life
In a January 24 1900 letter from Duhamel Alberta Thomas Tate recounts a winter journey to Wetaskiwin buying a pony and rig then returning home to a warm welcome. He notes temperatures from minus thirty two to twenty two above zero, a log house under construction and stock holdings. A theater chair mirror attachment ad closes the item.
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Thomas Tate
Duhamel
Alberta
Canada
P. S
Grain-O replaces coffee in new grain drink
Ask your grocer today to show you Pace eS of GRAIN-O the new food drink that takes the place of coffee. The children may drink it without injury as well as the adult. GRAIN-O has the rich seal brown of Mocha or Java but is made from pure grains and the most delicate stomach receives it without distress. One fourth the price of coffee 15¢ and 25¢ per package. Sold by all grocers. The members of the Duke of Cambridge's yeomanry paid $600 for the privilege of joining and give up their pay to the patriotic fund while in South Africa.
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Duke of Cambridge’s Yeomanry
South Africa
Patriotic Fund
Coughing Leads to Consumption and Trade Exports
An advertisement hawks Kemp's Balsam claiming immediate cough relief with free sample bottles and 25 and 50 cent sizes. It then cites British exports at £500,000,000 and French exports at £400,000,000, noting France halves Britain’s exports.
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Kemp
Board of Trade
France
Britain
Hotel Davidson Milwaukee Rates Set at Two Dollars Per Day
Special to State People notes hotel guests may pay two dollars daily under American plan starting November 20 at Hotel Davidson Milwaukee. The piece also comments on Alaska Oregon law transfer, counterfeit money, Boer War mentions, and various advertisements and notes from 19th century era publications.
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Davidson
Milwaukee
Alaska
Oregon
Board of Control Meets Adds Feeble Minded Contract
Fragmentary notice reports a Board of Control meeting and a contract item titled Addition to Mome for Feeble Minded. The garbled text mentions proposed terms, words like Waordres and Pier day, and possible dates or references to officials, but specifics are unclear.
Washington mother credits Hood’s Sarsaparilla in cure
Mrs Nettie Chase of 47 Kk Steekus in Washington recounts her 16 month old son’s illness starting with a rash misdiagnosed as measles then mumps and scrofula. After four months of treatment a running sore formed. Three doctors failed to cure him but Hood’s Sarsaparilla eventually led to a complete recovery after persistent use.
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Washington, D. C
Hood
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Vinje
National Electric Manufacturing Company
United States
Miurdisvuie
Awise
Mireles Speerik Sieminnen
Poistoge
Wausau
Sheboygan
Wesingeton
Warnsau
WSS Naveitak
Nature
OIA West
Susk
Jennie Lee
Florida
Rome
Anna Scowlen
Sparta
Europe
United States Council
Tee
Sconlen
Mr Wright
Watertowo
John C. Pood
Milwatuker
Tomah
Paeumetia
Stomettun
John Push
Portage
Creorge Anacker
Uppliet
Miili
Mar- Kate’ Moritz
Hiseuebile
Pravid Hlimmend
pSyoudal
William Tercelaninois
Aed
Young Criminal
Henry Fort
State Reformatory
Holmen Creamery
Villace
West Salem
Cape Nome
Stoughton
Mo Atanke
Braven
van Doren
Siroets
Wisconsin
Jessie Lee
Henry D. Hardacker
Hortonville
Penry DT. Hardacker
Lawrence University
Chien Medical College
Portonville
Western
Huchison
British War Office
Gen
Re Garibaldi
Kimberley
French
Fisher
U. S
A. J. Hilbert Cy
Milw
Transvaal
Fac Simile Signature of
New York
Board OF Control
Mome
Washington
Hier Ary Melba
Meremere Bebbin Wilder
Ateea
John M. Myth
Ceipt
John M. Smyth Company
West
Madison St
Hack & Alten
Clinton St
Grove Street
Vilet Street
Bears
Castoria
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