St Thomas Downs W. B. U in the Big Game
Heavy storms blocked northern traffic delaying the Thanksgiving game. St Thomas University of Minneapolis defeated W B U La Crosse 60 to 17 in La Crosse. The visitors relied on straight football while W B U punted well but fumbled on attempts. Attendance was the largest in La Crosse football history and fans credited the locals for a plucky showing.
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University of North Dakota
Wisconsin Business University
St. Thomas University of Minneapolis
la Crosse
St. Thomas
Riley
Wam
Doran Gonderzeik
Fitch Ts . Duggan McHugh
Ria Tea
Schurch Schmidt
oeaXteas
O’rourke Mathie
Siew
Ol Pty Maths
Jerezek Bile
Gordon Schaldach
Antics
Pennington
Sanborn
Malloy
Nemezek
Herrington
Decrease in Mississippi River Traffic Cited by Journal
The Mississippi Valley Lumberman notes a five year drop in river traffic at Winona Northwestern drawbridge. Data shows boats and barges down from 1901 to 1905 with a total decline near 39 percent. It argues river use will persist and dam projects may shift freight from Minneapolis rail to the river.
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Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley Lumberman
Winona
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Mississippi
Princeton President Hurt After Street Car Incident
Francis L. Patton president of Princeton Theological Seminary was injured alighting from a Pittsburg street car at the Hotel Schenley. He will abandon his lectures this week though not severely hurt and plans to return to Princeton with his son Professor George Patton after the service at Third Presbyterian Church.
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Pittsburg
Francis L. Patton
Princeton Theological Seminary
Schenley
Patton
Third Presbyterian Church
Princeton
George Patton
University
Abusive Language Cases Adjourned
William Ratz was arraigned for using abusive language toward Frank Gu enther. The case was adjourned until December 6. John Miller, charged similarly toward Leoda Harrington, had his case adjourned until today.
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William Ratz
Frank Guenther
Justice Hunt
John Miller
Leoda Harrington
Packman Appointed Interstate Examiner for Organ and Harmony
Prof. Harry Packman, organist and choirmaster of Christ Episcopal Church, was informed yesterday of his appointment as interstate examiner for organ and harmony by the unnamed authority.
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Packman
Harry Packman
Christ Episcopal Church
Packman to Lead New Studio at Western Conservatory
Prof. Packman is appointed to open a studio in the Western Conservatory of Music and will oversee duties here and periodically travel to Rochester Winona Dubuque Prairie du Chien and Portage for pupil examinations under conservatory direction. Church duties will not be affected.
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Western Conservatory of Music
Packman
Rochester
Winona
Dubuque
Prairie du Chien
Portage
Conservatory
Don’t Hurry or Worry Say The Nervous System Says
A testimonial promotes Dr Miles Nervine as a cure for nervous prostration and related illnesses. Mrs Joseph Snyder describes six months bedfast with sinking spells and stomach weakness, claiming rapid improvement after taking Nervine. The ad notes Steeger sells the product and offers a money back guarantee.
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Miles
Joseph Snyder
Hudson &J
Tiffin
Steeger
Miles Medical Co
Elkhart
Ind
Missing Carl Hoppers Wie to Wife of Policeman Van Cleef
Miss Martha De Gray aged eighteen was located as the wife of Policeman Edward E. Van Cleef at his home in Bath Beach Brooklyn. De Gray’s father refuses reconciliation and the couple plan a future together. The marriage occurred last Thursday at Fleet Street Methodist Church.
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New York
Martha de Gray
Godwin de Gray
Bay Fourteenth Street
Bath Beach
Edward E. van Cleef
Bay Twenty-seventh Street
Bath Avenue
van Cleef
de Gray
Fleet Street Methodist Church
E. G. Richardson
Miss de Gray
First Shots in What May Be Revolution In Cuba
Report from Havana describes a first engagement at Las Piedras between rebels led by Mariano Robau and Rafael and government troops. Rebels fled with some belongings, government sergeant injured, officials caution quiet in Havana Province, and rumors persist of opposition leaders amid claims the uprising is more serious than acknowledged.
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Havana
Cuba
Alquizar
Las Piedras
Mariano Robau
Rafael
Louis Suarez
Nunez
Senor Pina Guerra
Senor Guerra
Hanvana
Senor Guerras
Senor Andrade
Alquizar Brush
Senor Palma
Dying Boy Refuses to Name Chauffeur After Accident
Eleven year old Thomas King of 647 Second Avenue, badly injured at Madison and Thirty-fourth, tells medics he does not want the chauffeur jailed. He says he is dying and will not accuse the driver despite the incident involving classmates skylarking after school.
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New York
Thomas King
Second Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Madison Avenue
State News Condensed
Depere Anton Bankers a grocery clerk aged 48 hanged himself in his barn. He is survived by five children. Kaukauna Fred Reckenbiel of Morris town killed in a run away. Morrilan Junction Brakeman Tay lor killed in a wreck. Washburn After traveling seventy six days in a prairie schooner Mrs.
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Depere
Anton Bankers
Kaukauna
Fred Reckenbiel
Morris
Farm man bitten by colt feared hydrophobia label
De Pere John Hockens a farmer five miles south of the city was severely bitten by a colt believed to be suffering from hydrophobia.
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de Pere
John Hockens
Four Men Attack Thomas Council on Rural Route Veranda
In Chippewa Falls four men attacked carrier Thomas Council on his rural route 1 veranda. Police report the assault left him fatally injured and under investigation as authorities seek suspects and motive.
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Chippewa Falls
Thomas Council
Carrier
Ripon receives Brimky painting from Chicago physician
Dr. F. W. Gunsaulus of Chicago presents Ripon College with a handsome painting by English artist Brim ky, enriching the college collection and honoring its culture scene.
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Ripon
F. W. Gunsaulus
Chicago
Ripon College
Brimky
Palmer Livery Announces Funeral Vehicle Rates
Clark and Clark Palmer Livery offers funeral outfits white or black hearses pallbearers wagon and carriages at one dollar each with Sundays excepted. The notice sets pricing and service availability until further notice.
Yale Students Tour Woods
Nearly sixty Yale forestry senior students left New Haven in two groups for Northern Maine. They will spend two months observing practical forestry and lumbering with logging companies, assist in operations, then report back in January. The program builds on books and lectures and ties to Yale’s Milford and government forestry work.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale Forestry School
Maine
Yale Forest School
Milford
Phillippines
Government Forest Bureau Service
Curious Aphorism About Small Gains and Yearly Totals
A fragment suggests that many small contributions accumulate into a larger yearly gain, hinting that a single desirable item or effort may yield surprising long term value when summed over time.
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Dell Cale
Thomas & Phalen
Graham
CopyricuTs &c
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Washington, D.C
C. F. Klein
208 McMillan
Hollists
Holluster
Dave Company
Madison
Wis
ST. Thomas Downs
North Dakota
Minnesota
Hunt
Carl Hoppers
King
F. B. Gallagher
West Fifty-eighth Street
Harry van Tine
Dr. Burroughs
New York Hospital
Riordan
West Thirtieth Street
Vantine
van Tine
J. A. Porter
Ellen
Billings, Mont
Osceola
Jefferson
Coren’s Daily Store
Childrens’ Coats
Womens’ Union
Abe
State News
Morrilan Junction
Taylor
Clark & Clark
Palmer Livery
YALE
International Correspondence Schools
Scranton, Pa
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