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Newspaper

Weekly Wisconsin

Location

Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1885

Page

8

Wisconsin Tornado Hits Oshkosh Sparta and Dane County

A Wisconsin tornado struck Oshkosh at 8 PM injuring several and causing extensive property damage. The storm leveled the Northern Fair Exposition Building and St Paul Depot and damaged churches, mills, and homes across Oshkosh. In Madison and surrounding areas debris blocked streets, roofs were torn off, and trees were uprooted with many structures damaged or destroyed. The damage in Oshkosh statewide tallies near 300000 with limited insurance, while Sparta and Dane County regions report widespread destruction but no confirmed fatalities.

Osuxoss Wis St. Paul Fox River St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Robert Webster Child Henry Hoffman Will Richard Hoffman Charles Ciles Henry Pohlow Austin Slattery Wright Mantgox Vilas Presbyterian Church Wa. G. Carter Cole J. C. Thorp Wm. Jacobs Frank Niebuhl Mendota Savane Klander E. T. Surtiss Fitch Brothers the Fair A. B. van Cott’s Court Street Dr. Garret Attorney Bleekman West Oak Street Franklin Street Epgertoy Albion Dunkirk Christiana Dane County

Storm damage across Wisconsin towns and nearby states

The week’s reports describe extensive damage from a severe storm system hitting Appleton and other Wisconsin towns on July 9. Tobacco sheds, fences, barns, and a new Catholic church were leveled or damaged, with crops unroofed and hundreds of structures affected. horses and cattle killed, and losses running into thousands of dollars. Nearby communities like Plainfield and Centralia also report wrecked buildings, damaged mills, and flooding risks, while other items recount a mad dog incident, a Mormon girls disappearance case solved, and assorted curiosities from cities like Boston and Cincinnati.

Appleton Wis Fourth Ward Fleming Stovexton Wheller Prairie John Patterson Plainfield Centralia Port Edwards Here John Edwards Waktewater Dudley Griffin

Diary of a General’s Week Reveals Declining Strength

A diary records the General’s week showing improving pulse but growing weakness and exhaustion. July 4 includes sympathy messages from Phelps Fielda Edmunde and others at an Independence Day gathering in London. Later entries note quiet days, telegrams from the Emperor of Japan, varying sleep quality, and a steady decline with fluctuating symptoms.

Phelps Cyrus W. Fielda Edmunde Duke of Argyle John Bright Lononday Japan

Mackin Sentenced Five Years In State Penitentiary

In Carcaco Ill on July 7 Judge Moran overruled Mackin s motion for a new trial in the perjury case tied to Eighteenth Ward election frauds. Mackin received a five year penitentiary sentence with a 15 day stay to seek writs of supersedeas. Proposals argue jury illegality and constitutional rights. The summary includes June crop report and a lynching incident in Highland Home.

Mackin Carcaco Ill Joseph C. Mackin Moran Gray Supreme Court

Wisconsin items in a lakeside news roundup

A sweeping Wisconsin newspaper item details multiple incidents and notices including drownings and deaths from lightning and accidents, local and state meetings such as Universalist conferences at Koshkonong Lake and the Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association at Janesville, a roller coaster accident at Eau Claire, and various veterinary, mining, and public notices. It cites births, deaths, and arrests, with names, places, and dates throughout.

Pied of His Injuries Leads to Death at Catfish Farm

Julius Belitz aged 14 died from severe burns sustained when Van Etta's stock barn burned at Catfish in Osage County yesterday morning. He had worked on the farm for three weeks. A second brief note reports Mrs. Robert Turnbull, 69, mother of Mrs. J Howard Jenkins, dying of heart disease at Ospros Wisconsin. President Cleveland is pictured wearing a white Derby hat.

Anna, IL John G. Tygett Tygett Anna Tygeth Josesvinie Wis Julius Belitz van Etta Catfish Ospross Robert Turnbull J. Howard Jenkins

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