La Crosse Theater Opens With Long Company Anew
The La Crosse theater opened with the Frank E Long Company presenting From Rags to Riches featuring Estelle Wentworth and Richie Ling. The company offers high class acts between scenes and a furniture giveaway.
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la Crossé
Frank E. Long
Long
la Crosse
Jefferson de Angelis
la Crosse Theater
Mr. de Angelis
Estelle Wentworth
Richie Ling
Governor” Company
Nana Sulli
Texas Ranger
Bijou Bijou Show Sets High Price For Vaudeville
Spectators question value of last night’s Bijou performance as manager Schuberg defends it as the highest priced bill yet at the Bijou. He promises future rare treats, but notes upcoming offerings may surpass this week’s show.
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Alabama Cotton Spinners propose draft child labor law
In Birmingham a special committee of the Alabama Cotton Spinners association drafted a measure to bar children under fourteen from mills and mines, aiming for a Georgia style law in the next legislative session. The group also pushes a bureau of immigration to attract a skilled European and northern workforce to Alabama.
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Birmingham
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Alabama Cotton Spiners’ Association
Alabama
Georgia
Bureau of Immigration
New York Aqueduct Bids Open for 10 Mile Section
Bids closed today on the first section of New Yorks proposed 161000000 water system to bring Catskill water to the city. The 10 mile stretch from Hunters brook in Westchester to beyond Peekskill will take about four years to finish with an estimated cost of five million dollars.
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New York
Catskills Mountains
Hunter's Brook
Westchester County
Peekskill
Battle Creek
Peptol Company
First National Bank
Chicago
Mich
Maine Dairymen Open Conference in Music Hall
The Maine Dairymen's Association and the Department of Agriculture host a state dairy conference in Farmington at Music Hall. Daily experts from New York and Massachusetts join prominent association members to address attendees as sessions run through Friday.
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Farmington
State Dairy Conference
Maine Dairymen’s Association
Department of Agriculture
Music Hall
Maine
New York
Massachusetts
When the poor man finds a rich better half he gains quarters
A concise saying notes that a poor man who marries a wealthy partner may improve his living conditions and housing. It implies economic gains accompany marriage to wealth.
Virginia Anti Saloon League Holds Sixth Virginia Convention
Clergymen and laymen from diverse denominations gather in Charlottesville for the sixth annual convention of the Anti-Saloon League of Virginia. The opening is at First Baptist Church with business sessions planned for tomorrow and Thursday. Noted speakers include Rev. Oscar E. Sams, Rev. J. S. Angle, Rev. George W. McDaniel, and university leaders and college presidents.
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Anti-Saloon League of Virginia
First Baptist Church
Oscar E. Sams
Lynchburg
J. S. Angle
Baltimore
George W. McDaniel
D. D
Richmond
E. A. Alderman
University of Virginia
W. S. Neighbors
Roanoke
O. F. Gregory
Staunton
Hopwood
Pies Christian College
W. L. Pickard
Gloomy Future View Elevates Present Discontent
A reflective note argues that foreboding forecasts about the future fail to improve current morale. The piece suggests focusing on tangible present conditions rather than speculative outcomes.
Suit to test irrigation rights reaches 400 litigants
In Milton Oregon December 4 the Walla Walla valley irrigation case is called for hearing expected to take four to five weeks. It involves all landowners along the Little Walla Walla and Tum-a-lum rivers about 400 in number and nearly all litigants are expected to testify.
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Tribune Special Service
Milton, Ore
Walla Walla Valley
Walla Walla
Tum-a Lum
Kidney Cure Promises Life Insurance Health
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut shares that Foley's Kidney Cure relieved his diabetes and kidney problems after trying various remedies. He states improvement after the second bottle, full cure after five, and passing a life insurance examination. The ad claims Foley's cures back ache and all kidney and bladder troubles.
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James Donahue
New Britain
Conn
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Ventilation vs Gas lighting Quoted Swap by Davy
Sir Humphrey Davy compared ventilating London with windmills to lighting the city with gas. His witty remark frames debates on urban energy and infrastructure, reflecting 19th century attitudes toward modernization.
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Humphrey Davy
London
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