The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-05-29
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From recent indications it will not
be necessary for Congressman Cooper
to return to Wisconsin to secure a re-
nomination. 1t looks like a pomina-
ton by reclamation.
The DANA Societies of Racine and
Kenosha will hold a summer feast at
Central Park on June 1st. Many
Danish residents of Racine, Milwaukee
and Kenosha will attend.
Albert Gems, Peter Giles, C. F.
Stemm, M. p. Schmitz and Hubert
Schwan, who have been attending the
Catholic Convention at Oshkosh, re-
turned home Wednesday evening.
1t is reported that the attorneys for
ex-Alderman Caster have now COM
pleted the appeal of the case to the
Supreme Court, and the hearing of the
case on June End will be little more
than forma1ity.
The county Jail resem bled home
for cripples Wednesday night when
the police managed to arrest six hobos.
The entire lot were shown the limits of
the city this morning.
The A. D. Meiselbach company have
ordered large shipment. of new ma
chinery and it is expected to be re.
ceived within few days. AS soon as
this machinery is placed in position
the force at the plant will be largely
increased.
The old plan of providing public
play ground for the boys of the city
should be revived. None of the parks
in Kenosha are suitable for public
play ground and some vacant tract of
land should be secured for the use of
the children.
Stories of the LaFol1ette followers
carrying Racine caucuses seem to be
as vapid as many other stories pub
,1ished in the Milwaukee Journal of
opposition. The LaFol1ette forces are
found to have secured ten out of some
sixty delegates.
August Mailing, who was recently
called to Buffalo, Mimi, on account of
the death of his brother, a prominent
stock raiser of that county, has re-
turned to Kenosha and is stopping at
the home Of his son-in-1aw. Otto Blox-
dorf, of the firm of Steinbach & RBlox.
dorf.
A movement has been started in
Milwaukee to secure some changes in
the state factory laws. Such a move
mentwould certainly receive the hearty
support of many people inS Kenosha,
The changes planned provide for the
raising of the age limit at which chill.
dren will be permitted to work in the
factories. No child under the age of
sixteen should be allowed to work at a
bench.
The management of the Kenosha
Base Ball Association announces that
the Chicago Gunthers will play series
of three games in Kenosha next week,
The first game will be played on Me
mortal day, and games will follow on
Saturday and Sunday. The Gunthers
and the Kenosha team played one OF
the best games Of the season last Sun
day, and they will undoubtedly prove
great drawing card for the fans. The
local team should win at least two Of
the games.
The ice compe MES in Kenosha are
on the eve of a merry war. The
Knickerbocker company which recent
ly put wagon on the streets of the
city is making every possible effort tc
put the Kenosha Ice company of which
Alderman James O'Brien is the lead
er, out of business. A short time age
Mr.. O'Brien claims that the Knicker
booker company attempted to purchase
his business but he declined to sell
The agents are now accused of circu
1ating the report that the alderman il
planning to go out of business. Al
derman O'Brien states that he viii
stay aslong as he can secure ice.