The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1902-01-02


Chi1licothe, Mo. Cup Defender Lii
nois wins the great cruising yacht
race to Kenosha. Unknown man
killed by Northwestern train at Park
street crossing.
3-Marriage of William Charles ana
Miss Florence Rice.
4-Kenosha celebrates the Nations
birthday with Edward Davis as the
orator. Great celebration at Pad
docks lake. George A. Yule wins the
Kehlor cup on the Golf links.
6-Chicago yachts race for Kenosha
trophies in gale of wind. Vencedor
finishes first. Merchants and Savings
bank is re-organized. Gordon Webb
burned to death by an explosion of
fire crackers.
8-Death of Mary M. Marlatt.
9-Unknown man killed by the cars
at Pleasant Prairie station.
1O-Fire threatens to wipe out the
town of Salem. Death Of Kate Elklns
Price.
11-Death of John Engelhardt. Re-
port of Postmaster shows great ad-
vance in business in the Kenosha
office.
13-Kenosha and Milwaukee golfers
play a tie match.
17-Factory managers form coop
erative association to bring more
workmen to Kenosha.
18-C. C. Allen and Fred Petit win
first honors in State golf meet at
GAINESVILLE. Wisconsin Insurance
Agency company chartered by the
State.
2O--Sa1e of the Chicago Brass works
to the Coe Brass company.
22-Machinists strike declared Off IN
Kenosha. J. FL. Vo1k, of New York,
accepts call to the English Lutheran
church.
28-The Rev. P. E. Bais1er installed
as pastor of Grace Lutheran church.
Marriage of Congressman H. A.
Cooper.
2o-Wreck on the Northwestern at
Highland Park forces many golfers to
walk home.
31-George Hale appointed deputy
collector of customs at Kenosha.
AUGUST.
August Ground is broken for the
rebuilding of German M. e. church.
Fred Petit wins the Milwaukee cup in
the golf meet.
2-Unknown vapda1s destroy gov
eminent property on lake shore south
of the city.
2-Wi11iam O'Hare killed in rail
way accident in Chicago. Sir Matte
Stierungranat, of Sweden, comes to
Keuosha to study agriculture.
5-Death of Fred O'Blynn, of Bristol.
Death of Mrs. Elizabeth Sweeney.
o-Remains of Carl Arndt, supposed
suicide, taken from the lake by Life
Savers. Paupers are put to work on
the city streets.
11-Nebraska Indians win two games
from the Kenosha Athletics. John l..
Werner long missing from home,
drowned in Chicago river; supposed to
have been murdered.
13-John Gales meets fatal injury
at the tannery. Kenosha Crib Com
pany begin erection of large addition
to its plant. Death of Edward Mont.
15-Racine and sKenosha soldiers
hold annual reunion at Evergreen
Park.
17-M1ss Alice Lance wins the Wind
SCR trophy on the golf links. Spetz-
man resort atsPowers' lake destroyed
by fire; loss $4,000.
19-Herbert E. Thompson, of the
Meise1bachsfactory arrested on charge
of embezze1ment. S. w. Johnson kill
ed in railway accident at Salem.
2O-Death of Miss Annie Fowler, of
Bristol.
21-sudden death of Capt. Steven A.
Jackson.
25-Reunion of the German Veterans
of the wars of the First Kaiser held in
Kerosha.
29-Annua1 reunion of Old Settlers
at Paddock's lake. The Rev. E. F.
Dornfe1d appointed missionary in Mil
waukee; call not accepted.
3O-Sister Ca1ixta, for many years
teacher in st. James school transfer
red to Edgewood academy. H. S.
Rob1ee appointed State Chaplain of
the sons OF veterans. IA De GuL us q p
pointed Chief Clerk of the Railway
Mail service.
SEPTEMBER.
Sept. D All Kenosha celebrates La
Dor Day.
3-Death of Mrs. Caroline Borken-
hagen.
5-Contract for the Milwaukee Ave.
paving let to the A. E. Rut1edge Com
pany at the price of $4,000.
o-Kenosha golfers defeat Oshkosh
| in close match.
10. M. Ca1kins pier destroyed by
northeast gale. Kenosha golfers de-
feat Appleton. Prayers for the recov-
cry of President Mckinley offered in
all Kenosha churches.
| 1O-George Downs, gentleman horse
thief, sent to Waupun for three years.
Ft. Sheridan soldiers go into camp
| south of the city.