Laymen Universalists Form New Church Society
Twenty men become charter members of the Laymen’s league at St. Paul’s Universalist Church as Rev. D McGlauflin and Rev. J S Lowe lead the formation. Officers named include President W A Pryor and Secretary W E Barber. Committees plan a constitutional framework and duties for male members amid a banquet with musical performances by Mrs J S Lowe and Florence Hermann.
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Lowe
J. S. Lowe
Florence Hermann
McGlauflin
W. A. Pryor
E. S. Hebberd
W. E. Barber
William Torrance
Dr. B. Laflin
E. L. Spicer
FE. S. Hebberd
T. P. Benton
H. E. Wheaton
G. S. Miller
C. F. Sanborn
D. C. Jenks
W. Lambert
A. A. Morse
Appraisers Meet in New York for Annual Conference
Local customs appraisers from Buffalo Newport News San Francisco New York New Orleans Detroit St Louis Boston Chicago and other major ports gather in New York for their annual conference. The event will run most of the week with discussions on merchandise appraisement and resolution of difficult points in the work.
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New York
Buffalo
Newport News
San Francisco
New Orleans
Detroit
St. Louis
Boston
Chicago
Fourth annual convention of Citizens' Industrial Association
In Chicago on December 3 the fourth annual convention began a two day session. Delegates will push for nationwide industrial schools and defend open shop principles while opposing socialism and class politics in industry. About 300 to 460 industrial bodies joined the opening.
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Tribune
Chicago
Citizens’ Industrial Association of America
United States
Davis Visits Old Home in Macon County
F G Davis of Macon North Carolina visits old friends in the city after a year in the sunny south. He praises North Carolina as a rising agricultural state and notes Northern buyers turning deserted plantations into valuable farms. He plans to stay a month or six weeks before returning home.
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F. G. Davis
Macon
N. C
Mr. Davis
North Carolina
Galesville
Thieves Bound by Hooks of Steal in Profession
A compact report notes thieves driven by their craft amid a city focus on crime. The piece highlights the ongoing struggle between law enforcement and those who persist in stealing as a career, signaling broader social implications.
Opening of the Fifty Ninth Congress in Washington
Washington D C December 3 Congress opens with formalities as Vice President Fairbanks and Speaker Cannon drum in the new session. Prayers by Hale and Couden and committee appointments mark the first day with resolutions of respect for Hoar Hitt and Ketcham. Many visitors and a lively scene as defeated leaders plan retirement.
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Tribune
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Fairbanks
Cannon
Edward Beverett Hale
H. N. Couden
Congress
Representative Hoar
Massachusetts
Hitt
Illinois
Ketcham
New York
Maintenance of Way Employes Convene in Toronto
The sixth biennial convention of the International Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes opened in Toronto with delegates from major U S Canada and Mexico railways. President John T. Wilson called the session at the Labor Temple. officers to be elected for the next two years and committee reports to be reviewed.
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Tribune
Toronto
Ont
United States
Canada
Mexico
International Brotherhood of Maintenance-of-Way
Labor Temple
John T. Wilson
Burns farmer August Craig visits city on business
August Craig of Burns spent a few days in the city handling county seat business before returning home Saturday. He is described as a La Crosse county pioneer and reports a splendid crop and general prosperity among neighbors.
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August Craig
Burns
Countty
Craig
la Crosse County
Tribune
Foreclosure Sale Notice La Crosse County Wisconsin
Sheriff John S. Hougen will sell at public auction on December 24 1906 at ten in the fore noon at the east front door of the La Crosse County Courthouse the NE quarter of the SE quarter of section 33 and other parcels in section 33 and 34 township 17 north range 8 west all as described in the judgment of October 31 1905 in the suit Koch v Dresen and others with buildings and appurtenances.
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la Crosse
Wisconsin
la Crosse County Court House
Towit
Notice to Taxpayers La Crosse 1906 tax collection
City Treasurer announces the 1906 La Crosse tax roll is in hand for collection. Taxes may be paid at La Crosse City Hall before January 36 1907 with personal taxes due by December 20 1906. Bring correct lot and land descriptions to avoid mistakes. Office hours 9 am to 12 pm and 1 30 to 5 pm.
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City Hall
Crosse
Wisconsin
la Crosse
la Crosse County
New Year New Drink Postum Replaces Old Apple Jack
A nostalgic piece contrasts New Year calls with outlawed heavy toasts and suggests Postum as a wholesome alternative. A Staten Island doctor and his daughter promote Postum to guests, claiming it contains wholesome material and offering to demonstrate it to callers.
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Ont
Staten Island
Wellville
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SSRN
Family Theatre
Joseph J
Myra Dowling
Sage Brush
Ray Ogden & Company
Ogden
Anc
Ringing Brothers’ Circus
Adam Forepaugh
Lawrence Wall
Bingham & Gable
Mr. Bingham
Beautiful
Universalists
D. M’glauflin
MEST
Tribune Special Service
Advocate Industrial Schools
Davis
John S. Hougen
Wis
Higbee & Higbee
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