The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-01-02

Is Ollie Peter Ottesen Of Kenosha
killed by a fall at Pleasant Prairie.
Cummins saloon on Main street put
out of business by raid by police in
which many arrests are made.
Is Warrant issued for arrest of
Edward Collier charged with man
slaughter.
10 Eighty men strike at the plant
of the Badger Brass company. Death
of John E. McWade.
Is E. J. English turns over Main
street market to Degan & Deffry as
reward for faithful services.
10 Death of Joseph N. Messier.
Congress appropriates $4,000 for
postoffice building in Kenosha.
% Big boarding house destroyed
at Camp Lake, and 100 men have mar
row escape. Strike at badger Brass
Plant settled.
"a William B. Likes gets SIS, 900
damages from Postal Telegraph Co.
Is Chicory factory at Berryville
burned. Harry Stevens successfully
passes Rhodes Scholarship examina-
tons.
% DR.. Frank Gunsau1us of Chica-
go delivers interesting lecture in Ke-
noshaa
MARCH
l Social Democrats file first petit
tons in city campaign. Death of
George F. Leet, of Somers.
2 PeterC. Hairston, colbat king of
Canada, marries Cora C. Lawrence in
Kenosha. Death of Mary Spence
Booth in Somers. Death of Bernard
Boehm.
8 Aldermen of Kenosha make jaunt
to Racine to investigate police alarm
system.
5 Soda beater house destroyed at
Lahin-Rand plant with loss of $1,000.
Z Death of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth
Kelly of Bristol. Kenosha Home
Telephone company raises rates of
400 subscribers.
8 William Jennings Bryangin Keno
sha. Daring Chicago auto thieves
captured here.
9 Death of John Alexander Dowie
at Zion City. DR.. ]. H. Veitch, former
sheriff of county, arrested for allow
ing prisoner to escape.
IL Frances Riccolet, of Kenosha,
commits suicide in Chicago hotel
Mayor German begins work for i'm
provement of Market Square.
II One.d day strike among.press men
at Chicago Kenosha Hosiery works.
Herman Tabbert dies at his home in
Somers. George Fay disappears.
Is Tailors of the city go on a
strike.
IA John Orth assaults H. C. Scuh1z
as result of old feud.
10 March term Of Circuit Court
opens with longest calendar on rec
ord. Herbert A. Graves mysterious1y
shot by unknown parties in Main
street Office.
10 Primary election results in de-
feat of old war horses2of Democracy.
Lewis Hatch, first settler of Wilmot,
dies in Chicago.
20 Marriage of Miss Tessie Jack
son and Orlando H. Frick. Death of
Mrs. Mary Schaufel. Death of Mrs.
Sarah A. Bailey. Death of Henry
Jensen. Marriage of Walter sPetkins
and Miss Ethel Travis.
81 E. H. Lemon, of Garden, Neb.,
killed by falling down stairs at North
western station. Miss Brosia Will
Jams and Fred w. Murdoch married at
Bristol. William F. Fisher Company
incorporated with capital stock of
Sos, 600.
D Jacob Gerbovitz, adjudged in
sane by jury ia CircuitsCourt.
"a Retail Clerks Union, arrest Ke-
nosha merchants for se1lingsgoods on
Sunday.
% The Rev. w. D. Malone com
missioned by Bishop to organize new
Catholic Parish in Kenosha.
% Elks Club House Association
organized.
% Body of w, o. Reilly found
floating in Silver Lake. Organization
of Kenosha Builders Association.
80 Death of Letitia DeDiemar.
81 Kenosha Life Saving Crew
mustered into service for the season.
APRIL
Q Annual city election results in
heavy gains for Democrats. Voters
declare themselves in favor of NUM-
cipal Lighting plant. Rev. Carl AL
men resigns the passionate of the
Swedish Lutheran church.
3 Joseph Schipt wanted for rob-
berry of Giilles store, captured at
Stevens Point.
5 Ted Collier found guilty of man
slaughter. Later paid fine of $1,000.
Police advised that chapter of
the Mano Nera exists in Kenosha.
s Death of Anna Weed Northway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Anderson cele-
brate their silver wedding anniver-
sary.
9 Bishop Samuel Fallows lectures
on Good Citizenship. Death of Mrs.