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Io Bourgeois
Cramer, Atkens & Cramer
Milwaukee
Wis
Gece and
Lass Matter
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Wisconsin
Methodist temperance push in Wisconsin fuels tobacco stance
The West Wisconsin and Milwaukee conferences declare that Christian men should not raise tobacco. The author criticizes reform zeal, suggesting church-driven morals outrun the public and dismisses high license as impractical, calling for balanced reform amid ongoing moral campaigns. An error-laden line about 715,836 appears truncated.
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West Wisconsin
Dodgeville
Methodists
Milwaukee
Waukesha
Confidence in good times drives Wisconsin outlook
The Wisconsin periodical argues that business confidence shapes prosperity beyond current trade. It cites T A Chapman’s East trip and New York banker observations as evidence that improved conditions, easier credit, and full employment lift sentiment and future activity, noting that belief fuels actual growth and steadiness in markets.
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T. A. Chapman
New York
Wisconsin
Chapman
News items from Copenhagen to Paterson
A Danish youth Rasmussen attempted to assassinate Premier Estrupp in Copenhagen, but was overpowered before a second shot. In Kansas City Mrs. Joan Conway and daughter Kate were found murdered, skulls crushed by a coupling pin, with a thief taking $30. Mrs. Gro. Van Ness of Plainfield gave birth to four children. Mr. Van Ness fainted on hearing the news. In Paterson Mrs. Daniel Decker gave birth to a boy and a girl in fret-class condition, celebrated at a hotel with 200 friends. A Holm Haperbox Co factory fire in St. Louis caused $15,000 loss, with 80 workers present. Insurance policy classes in Pennsylvania shift risks. births trigger 25 cent assessments in a 500-member class. Tonquin cholera devastates French troops. reinforcements insufficient. Architect Jas. K. McGrath’s wife died from a porch fall in St. Louis. Jon Francis, a farmer near Phillipsburg, Pa., believed he had $2,000,000 inheritance but was deceived by letters from Valparaiso, Chile. An Eau Claire Blow Company assignee sold works to the Bank of Eau Claire. gross proceeds unlisted. Also noted is “Rough on Rats” product advertising.
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Rasmussen
Estrupp
Joan Conway
Kate
Kansas City
Gro. van Ness
Plainfield
N. J
van Ness
Pattison
Daniel Decker
Decker
Holm Paperbox Company
Levee
Walnut Streets
St. Louis
Snarsylvania
France
Jas. K. McGrath
Pine Street
Me. Grath
Jons Francis
Phillipsburg
Valparaiso
Ohil
Francis
Hagland
Iia
Francisco
Masry Beexser
Racine
Prairie du Sac
Hughes
McCann
Eau Claire
are _Lucas M. Thomas
Watertown
D.T
Green Lake County
Wis
Williast Kinney
Madison
John Sullivan
Appleton
Kate Rummacer
E. E. Correster
Rockford
Beloit
Welsh
Snow
Whitehall
Trempealeau County
Sparta
Albert Watkins
Lincoln, Neb
Wisconsin
Wilaa
Wacner
Monroe
Burenars
Evansville
C. A. Libby
The
Enterprise
John Dolphs
Libby
Dolphs
Superior
William Henzoc
Sheboygan
Herzog
Mozel
Stockbridge House
Stockbridge
J. L. Kurker
Newburg
Port Washington
Minnesota
Ruckfield
Washington County
Atrrep Apauson
Fond du Lac
Aspinwall
Adamson
Norfolk
Powhattan
W. A. Spalding
Racine Wagon & Carriage Company
Winslow
Gay
Taos
Curley
Crawford County
Prairie div@sion
North McGregor
Hobbs
Thomas Riley
United States
Oakley
Menasha
Wisconsin Central ‘Railway Company
Wolf River
Hadfield Quarries
Waukesha
Herman L. Fobes
Fobes
Roger W. Whinfield
James Dick
Charles W. Whinfield
Beaver Dam
Czantes Craven
Bangor
la Crosse County
Mr. Draper
Accidents and Obituaries From Wisconsin Notes
Reports from Wisconsin in late October recount fatal and nonfatal gun accidents near Spokeville and Appleton, a self-inflicted gun wound near Wildwood, and the death of Capt. William Powell, a Menominee interpreter, in Green Bay. Jens Brenner, a former inmate, was wounded in a saloon burglary incident at Baldwin after a struggle with officers. Prof Edward Holden, Washburn Observatory director, has been elected president of the University of California and will assume duties January 1.
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Hupsox
Wis
Jens Brenner
Waupin
Baldwin
Brenner
Stillwater
California
Manisoy
Edward 8. Holden
Washburn Observatory
University of California
Holden
Watson
Washburn
Naval Observatory
Washington
West Point
Milwaukee Fatalities and Misfortunes Prompt Local Notes
Milwaukee society records multiple deaths and incidents. Witt B. Laser, a South Side machinist, died at 279 Oregon Street of consumption. Aveusr Mansert, a Milwaukee farmer, died after Paris green ingestion in a drunken fit on October 15. Henry F. Fiurz, a cigar-maker from 715 Vliet Street, died by self-inflicted shooting near Kenosha. Mrs. Josefh Pouuarp, wife of Alexander Mitchell's gardener, died at 185 Tenth Street. Will Starke fell from a roof at Juneau and Jefferson, sustaining likely fatal injuries. Arwixe Keuner, a Muskego Center farm hand, robbed of 68 by a saloon confidant. Mrs. E. C. Hearn died at 20th and died after typhoid. she was secretary of Milwaukee Woman's Exchange and a museum manager. Her funeral was on the 21st, interment at Wauwatosa. The Wisconsin Undertakers' Association elected officers in Milwaukee: President Carlos Bacon, Vice-president William Spikes, Secretary Crosby Grant, and long list of officers. A prominent Milwaukee businessman, A. W. Phelps, died after a bogey accident on October 17, with funeral on the 22nd. Police tighten enforcement of hitching horses on public ways.
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E. C. Hearn
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Woman’s Exchange
Milwaukee Museum of Fine Arts
Wauwatosa
Heath
Fariea
Whitewater
A. W.phelps
Milwaukee Police
Train Runs Into Hand Car Killing Wisconsin Foreman
Oct 22 Wis near South Side depot a hand-car was struck by Chicago St Paul Minneapolis & Omaha train No 100. James ONeil section foreman was thrown and crushed and died soon after. His wife and family live in Watertown. Also Chicago Oct 21 a two story frame house on 1425 Washington Ave collapsed killing five people including Dwane Kimball and his wife and three unnamed laborers.
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Caicaco
Washington Avenue
Dwane Kimball
Military Appointments and Local Incidents in Wisconsin
Gov Rusk issued commissions elevating Lanigi Lomia to aide de camp with colonel rank, Allan I Caldwell named major of the First Regiment, and E H Grannis appointed assistant surgeon of the Third Regiment. Beaver Dam Guard renamed. Solon Cronk dies after being thrown from a wagon near Dunn County. A boiler explosion near Ridgeville kills two men and a boy with others injured. Louis Riel’s appeal is dismissed by the privy council in London. The body of L C Watson found in the Peshtigo River after a suicide. Dr Sace's Catarrh Remedy advert follows.
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A. Manson
Wis
Rusk
Lanigi Lomia
State University
Allan I. Caldwell
Whitewater
William Helm
Madison
E. H. Grannis
Menominee
Gaeen Bay
L.C. Watson
Peshtigo
5Ace
Sunset poem fragment by Anthony B. Anderson
A widowed Day builds a funeral pyre on dusky hills and holds a brand in a trembling hand. A lingering sigh and she is wrapped in fire.
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Anthony B. Anderson
Wisconsin items mixed in state wire service notes
A roundup of Wisconsin news items includes a safe robbery at Star Prairie, a land bid in Marinette, a Racine death, a Prairie du Sac vote tie, a shooting near Eau Claire, a new Watertown postmaster, a dying inmate, jail escapes, church and court actions, a stockyard stable contract, accidental shootings, a major mill closure, a drowning death at Racine, crimes in Whitehall and Appleton, and various court and local government notes across towns such as Madison Fond du Lac and Oshkosh.
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Spokeville
Scandinavia
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BaLochy
Charles van Velzer
Wildwood
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van Velter
Green Bay
William Powell
Woodlawn
Powell
Shawano Road
Milwaukee Matters
Mixoxuosm
Dunn County
Solon Cronk
Downsville
J. Bleston
J. A Quackenbush
Ridgeville
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Star Prairie
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