La Crosse Team Plans Two Exhibition Games This Weekend
The La Crosse squad will report Wednesday with old players mostly lining up for the season. Management will split recruits into Teams 1 and 2 for Saturday and Sunday exhibition games at the park, followed by a Sunday field meet with six events including fungo, throwing, base running, bunt and run, and a 50 yard dash. Local merchants sponsor prizes for top finishers.
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la Crosse
Elliott
Vogt
Kilian
the Park
Chelsea Devastating Fire Wipes City Amid Nationwide Aid
A massive blaze swept Chelsea causing fires across Broadway Marginal and East Boston areas. Churches and the Boston Blacking building burned while residents fled with many children left homeless. Oil barge explosion sent flaming oil across Chelsea Creek as Boston fire chief coordinated efforts from East Boston. A public relief fund was begun as authorities seek organized aid and intercity assistance.
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Broadway
Marginal
Essex
Carter
Bellingham
Summer
Third
Everett Avenues
Standard Oil
Chelsea Street
East Boston
National Biscuit Company
Chelsea
Boston
West Street
Boston Blacking Company
Newton
Waltham
Chelsea Creek
Chelsea Bridge
Mullen
Boston Fire Department
Saratoga Street
Chelsea Fire Department
Massachusetts
Diapepsin Promise for Quick Digestive Relief
A promotional message extols Pape's Diapepsin Triangules as a cure for indigestion and stomach trouble. It claims the product digests 3,000 grains of food per dose, relieves gas and nausea, and offers rapid relief within minutes after meals.
Boston Fire Reaches Nine Million Losses and Aid Rushes In
Acting Governor Draper seeks emergency relief while Boston leaders coordinate nationwide help for the Chelsea disaster. Ten thousand homeless, hundreds injured, and several confirmed dead as officials open shelters, distribute bread and milk, and guard burned districts from looting.
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Beck
Chelsea River
Chelsea
Charleston
Boston
Everett Street
Charleston Ferry
Eile Aban
Stops mail man with revolver in Sioux Falls case
Florice E. Olney a Stanley county ranchman faces three charges for obstructing the U S mail and threatening a rural carrier with a six shooter to force him to retrieve undelivered mail. His daughter is Olney postmistress at a ranch post office, where the incident occurred near a corral as the carrier left.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
Florice E. Olney
Stanley County
United States
Olney
Labor Meetings to Decide Their Fate in City Demonstrations
New York April 13 Leaders of trades unions rally to press the American Federation plan for mass meetings next Sunday in all organized cities. Committees swing into action to implement plans decided yesterday as unions push for the largest demonstration of its kind in years.
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New York
American Federation
Wanted help and services in local notices
Classified style listing shows several help wanted and service items. Wives and girls sought for general house work at 6th and Grove, Loomis Street, and Loomis Street. positions include German typist. Hotel staff needed at Hotel Foley Mill Street and Cameron Hotel. A lost pocketbook at Valya Garment Co. with reward. Also a scholarship for W. B. W. and a yard man and night bell boy needed at Cameron Hotel.
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Foley
Mill St
Valya Garment Co
Grove St
Tribune
Cameron Hotel
W. B. W. Scholarship
Loomist
Sportsmen Bag 35 Ducks Near Dresbach
Local sportsmen hunted ducks before season closure near Dresbach on the Wisconsin side of the river and reported excellent shooting. Game Warden Kingsley suspects the identities of the offenders and may take action. Mosquitoes and gnats swarm as warm weather begins, prompting fly casters to head toward Richmond for the opener.
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Dresbach
Wisconsin
Kingsley
Richmond
Hughes Indorsed in Chilly Way New York
April 13 The Republican state convention lndorsed Gov Charles Evans Hughes for president in a cautious endorsement that aims to avoid alienating voters. The platform urges delegates to push his nomination while backing Roosevelt policies, tariff reform, naval buildup, and financial reform. Delegates-at-large named Woodford Low Hazzard Butler with alternates Raines Peters Gould Anderson.
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New York
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Gov.Hughes
Mr. Sherman
Resolutions Committee
Gov. Hughes
Roosevelt
Stewart L. Woodford
Seth Low
Frederick R. Hazzard
Syracuse
Edward H. Butler
Buffalo
John Raines
Thomas B. Peters
Brooklyn
Norman J. Gould
Seneca Falls
Charles W. Anderson
Mrs Duffus Dies In Minneapolis At 40
Mrs A D Duffus aged 40 who lived here for many years died in Minneapolis Saturday evening from kidney complications. Her husband will bring the remains to this city at 8 20 this evening and the funeral will be held at the Episcopal church Tuesday at 2 o clock Rev C N Moller officiating. She will be buried beside her son in Oak Grove cemetery.
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A. D. Duffus
Minneapolis
Episcopal Church
C. N. Moller
Oak Grove Cemetery
Barnes Judicial Contest Votes In County Canvass
The canvassing board at the county clerk's office began counting the verdict in the Barnes judicial contest. By noon Barnes totaled 2146 votes while Bashford had 644 and Ruger 147. delegates and other officers' ballots were to be tallied later, with completion expected late afternoon or by tomorrow morning.
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Coupnty
Rawlinson
Barnes
Bashford
Ruger
Tanberg Buys Winona Garage in Center Street Deal
J. C. Tanberg of Tanberg Auto, Eau Claire and La Crosse, closed a deal Saturday to acquire the Winona Auto and Electric garage on Center street. He plans a first class refit and will offer his autos for sale in the Gate City.
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J. C. Tanberg
Tanberg Auto Company
Eau Claire and
la Crosse
Winona Auto and Electric
Center Street
Gate City
Navy build favored by Wendell-Phillips debaters
The Wendell-Phillips Debating Society at La Crosse High School voted 2 to 1 in favor of the resolution that it is in the best interest of the United States to build and maintain a large navy. Debaters for the affirmative were Withrow and Keizer. for the negative Buest and Alstrom.
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Wendell-Phillips Debating Society
la Crosse High School
United States
Withrow
Keizer
Buest
Alstrom
A Por Man And A Rich Man Thought Experiments
A proverb contrasts a poor man dreaming aloud about wealth with a rich man who never speculates about poverty. It highlights attitude differences in wealth perception and talk.
Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Ad Promotes Cure All
An advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted alcohol and narcotic free remedy for weak nervous overworked women. It lists ingredients, invites free mail requests for endorsements, and touts additional products like Pleasant Pellets and Golden Medical Discoveries.
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Dr. Pierce
Arious
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Golden Medical
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Board of Aldermen
Chelsea High School
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Swift
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Standard Oil Works
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