0 Hit Game On The North Side
La Rubbers Millis defeated the Labels 3 to 0 in the afternoon game on the north side. Plank pitched well with 15 strikeouts and no hits allowed through five innings. Rubber Mills stated a desire to form an alliance with the New Albin club after issuing its defi to secure a partnership.
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Bber Mills
Rubber Mills
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Alls Faints, Crashes Door. Miss Grace Gibson Hurt
Miss Grace Gibson of 407 Calef street fainted Saturday morning and fell striking a door, cutting her face and breaking three teeth. Dr. Sutter attended, reporting her injuries improving with no ill effects expected.
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Grace Gibson
Calefa Street
Sutter
Pearl Finds and Clam Digs Stir Lake Worth Area
H J Roth of 113 Loomis Street found a valuable pearl while clam digging at Rice Lake and later sold it to jeweler Gus Rose for 89. Roth and J G Becker of 17 Kane Street were seen digging for clams and found several gems though not as large as the pearl.
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Rice Lake
H. J. Roth
Loomis Street
Gus Rose
Mr. Roth
J. G. Becker
Kane Street
Peter Peterson Laid To Rest
Funeral for Peter Peterson who died Thursday morning was held at his residence on Caledonia Street at 2 and at Bethel Lutheran Church at 6 with Rev. Christensen officiating. Undertaker Stetten arranged interment in the cemetery.
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Peter Peterson
Sever
Caledonia Street
Bethel Nor- Lutheran Church
Christensen Offi
Stetten
United States
Emil Held
Infant Lawrence Ryan Dies After Short Illness
Lawrence Ryan aged 13 months, son of Mr and Mrs John Ryan of Loomis street, died Saturday at 12:30. The funeral is set for morning at 9 o'clock at St James Church with Rev Hender officiating. Interment will be in the Catholic cemetery.
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Lawrence Ryan
John Ryan
Loomis Street
St. James Church
Hender
Funeral planned for Ohio hero George A Eccles
In Winnipeg Manitoba on August 30 reports say arrangements are completed for the burial of George A Eccles hero who gave his life in the Ohio disaster. The funeral home and local citizens plan to honor his memory with high honors. A public fund is started to erect a monument over his grave.
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Winnipeg
Man
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George A. Eccles
Eccles
Margaret E Ryan Early Comer Dies at 82 in North Side
Margaret E Ryan, a longtime North Side resident and early comer to the community, died at her daughter’s home after a long life. She was 82, passing peacefully in familiar surroundings. Her connection to local roots and family marked a prominent old age obituary.
Memorial Obituaries for Mrs. Margaret E Ryan and Jillian Knuteson
Mrs. Margaret E Ryan age 82 dies after long illness in North Side home. Survived by daughter Jessie and son Charles. funeral at 2:30 pm from Caledonia M E Church with Rev A V Ingham. Oak Grove Cemetery, William Dwyer in charge. Jillian M Knuteson age 15 dies of tuberculosis at home of parents J J and family on Rose street. Funeral at 2:00 pm then 2:30 pm at Scandinavian Baptist Church with Rev Larsen. interment Campbell Cemetery.
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Margaret E. Ryan
North Side
Jessie Ryan
Mill Street
Jessie
Charles
A. V. Ingham
Caledonia Street
M. E
Oak Grove
William Dwyer
Ryan
Pennsylvania
Jillian M. Knuteson
Lillian Millicent Knutson
J. J. Knutson
Rose Street
Scandinavian Baptist Church
Larsen
Sletten
Campbell Cemetery
Spiritua lism under new name Im mortalism announced by bishop
Chicago August 30 Bishop Samuel Fallows of the Reformed Episcopal Church declares belief in communication with the dead called Im mortalism by him. He condemns the term Spiritualism as repugnant and argues the spiritual world influences earthly life, urging the church to affirm the Bible truth and psychic findings.
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Chicago
Samuel Fallows
Reformed Episcopal Church
Fallows
North Side In Brief Highlights Local Trades and Travel
North Side notes report residents traveling to Kilbourn Madison Milwaukee and Chicago visiting relatives and returning from Houston Minn Centerville Wis and Boston Mass. Local events include a stray blind cow injuring itself at the Milwaukee turntable and weekly work shifts at the Q station with staff taking vacations. Community members are hosting tea visits and aiding church activities while several individuals resume duties or depart for extended trips.
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Avon Street
Kilbourn
Wisconsin River
Fannie Dineen
Berlin ‘Street
Madison
Milwaukee
Chicago
H. Hoff
Mill Street
Genoa
Milwaukee Station
R. Knight
Blanchard
Rose Street
Daniel Stone and Son
St. Paul Street
Houston
Minn
Thomas
Helen Comerton
Alice Egan
Wood Street
Minneapolis
Mary Johnson
Prairie du Chien
E. C. Glasson
Kane Street
L. Briggs
DeKalb, Ill
A. R. Batcheller
Callie Hoard
St. Paul ‘Street
Colorado
Nebraska
Iowa
J. P. Callahan
Mike Dorsey
Alaska
Ida Johnson
Centerville
Wis
J. A. Jenson
George Street
Boston
Mass
J. L. Dodge
Walter Holmes
Wm. Curry
Polo, Sr
George Baum
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
German Lutheran Church
Alice Engan
Dagny Jorstad
Division Street
Lincoln Shute Closes First Year as Pastor
The Rev A Lincoln Shute completed his first year as pastor of the First M E church after delivering two sermons yesterday. He attends the Methodist conference this week, where appointment power rests with the conference, and it is expected he will be appointed to the field again. His sermon yesterday morning offered a strong exposition of the Biblical rule of life from Leviticus.
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Shute
M. E
Man Sends Flowers to Actress Sparks Social Buzz
A man believes sending flowers to a world famous actress would win approval, but the idea seems impractical. the piece notes the folly of chasing attention through gestures.
Police Probe Sparks Money Question In City Council
Alderman George B Marvin chair of the police committee asks City Attorney John F Doherty if Downs resolution for an investigation covers costs such as stenographer and witness fees and if the committee can subpoena witnesses The letter cites police department grievances and requests an itemized 1908 to 1909 contingent fund spending and audits by the committee on police and auditing departments
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George B. Marvin
John Downs
John F. Doherty
Marvin
Alderman Downs
North Side
Police and Fire Board
Arbitration Board
Messrs
Shaw
Yolton
Harrier
Humphrey
Committee On Police
Crown Prince to quit Greek Army amid mutiny talks
Athens Aug 30 The resignation of Crown Prince Constantine as commander in chief is expected after talks between Premier Mavromichalis and the army’s top general. Mutineers threaten mass desertion if removal is not carried out, signaling royal discontent and possible revolution. Amnesty granted to mutineers with no punishments.
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Athens
Constantine
M. Mavromichalis
George
Death of George Krause in Lightning at Winona Beach
Word arrived of the death of George Krause of Bay City Michigan a brother in law of Mrs Frank Koppelberger of this city. He died at Winona Beach a resort four miles from Bay City. He was twenty one and a student at Michigan Agricultural College. Mrs Koppelberger left for Bay City at noon yesterday.
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George Krause
Bay City
Michigan
Frank Koppelberger
Winona Beach
Koppelberger
Krause
Michigan Agricultural College
Chicago Street Car Trouble Unsettled
Chicago August 30. Representatives of the street car employees union today elected the committee to negotiate a settlement amid ongoing transit service disruptions and labor friction in the city.
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Comoro
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