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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1905

Page

6

McDowell club idea floated for Milwaukee artists

At a luncheon for Hamlin Garland in Milwaukee, Practor Smith urged forming an Edward MacDowell club in the city. Garland, an officer of New Yorks MacDowell club, outlined aims including private and public concerts, promoting American composers, art exhibitions, operas and plays, a summer academy at Petersborough New Hampshire, a MacDowell hall in New York as a memorial and a network of branch clubs nationwide.

Hamlin Garland la Crosse Garland MacDowell Petersborough New Hampshire New York City

Souvenirs Advertise La Crosse Abroad

Philippi reports over a hundred orders for La Crosse souvenirs to be sent to foreign countries as Christmas keepsakes. The attractive pieces serve as fine advertising for the city and its craftsmanship.

L. P. Philippi la Crosse

Olympiapasket? Of Accord Olympiapasket? Of Accord

The Olympias defeated the Americans three straight games last night with scores listed. The Monitors were swept six straight games Monday, three by the Nationals and the rest by the Pioneers. The scores follow.

Olympias Mionday Pioneers

Indiana prison chief accused of cruelty at girls’ school

Indiana December report details allegations against Emily E. Rhoades superintendent of the Indiana women's prison and industrial school for girls. Testimonies describe beatings, hair pulls, and confinement in a dungeon called Japan, with a girl kept three weeks in a hot, airless cell before transfer to a cold cellar.

Indianapolis Ind Board of State Charities Hanly Emily E. Rhoades Indiana Woman's Prison and Industrial School For Girls Rhoades Kate Kinklemyer Elizabeth Kirby Minnie Jenner Miss Rhoades Eva Hall Daisy Lowe Japan

Gateway City Guard Elect Officers at Regular Meeting

The Gateway City Guard association held its regular business meeting last night and elected officers for the coming year. President W. W. Ferris. Vice President J. E. Keizer. Recording Secretary Henry Klick Jr. Financial Secretary E. Hodous. Treasurer Ed. Dittman. Directors W. S. Peck L. Kleeber Ben Lund Andrew Thompson C. H. Rawlinson.

Gateway City Guard Association W. W. Ferris J. E. Keizer Henry Klick, Jr E. Hodous Ed. Dittman W. S. Peck L. Kleeber Ben Lund Andrew Thompson C. H. Rawlinson

Spend one of these delightful frosty evenings at the Bijou

A compact note invites patrons to enjoy a warm, enjoyable evening at the Bijou theatre, promising a pleasant experience during the chilly season.

Fraternal Union elects Murray officers in annual meeting

The Equitable Fraternal Union announced officers for the year. President J. B. Murray and Vice President Louis B. Omerberg lead the slate alongside Advisor Otto Gudenschwager and Secretary W. B. Batchelder. Warden George Albrecht and Inner guard Dr. M. V. Beast fill key roles with Trustees J. F. Arenz and past president H. Cross also named. Separate Maccabees hive No. 49 elected Lady commander Sarah Long and other officers at Travelers' hall including Mary McMeany and Ruth Tisch.

the Equitable Fraternal Union J. B. Murray Louis B. Omerberg Otto Gudenschwager W. B. Batchelder W. H. Luth George Albrecht M. V. Beast J. F. Arenz H. Cross Harriet Cobine Oniel Olson Ellen Quinn Gertrude Dolan Minnie Fay Fred Ender Joseph Roth Isabell Paul Maccabees Ladies of the Maccabees Hive No. 49 Travelers’ Hall Sarah Long Mary McMeany Ruth Tisch Lillie Kosanda Alta Henthill Dora Straus Anna Solberg Emma Horner Sylvia Kelty Eva Holmes

A Woman's Gratitude

A Texas woman describes months of insomnia pain and mental strain until Dr Miles Nervine provided relief. She credits a dramatic sleep return after taking a table spoonful, noting steady improvement and rapid gain in health. The testimonial from Mrs Viola Barker of Orange, Texas promotes Miles Nervine via the local druggist with a money back guarantee.

Miles Viola Barker Orange Texas

Jerome’s Funniest Second Hand Joke

In the Sunday In ter Ocean Jerome K Jerome interviews in Chicago discuss his best joke a Park Lane window cleaner slips ten feet to the sidewalk asks for beer instead of water after being offered water The anecdote ends with a dry punchline about the height needed for beer.

Chicago Inter-Ocean Jerome K. Jerome Chicago Jerome

Engineers' Officers of 1906 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

The 1906 officers include Chief Engineer E. H. Colton and First Engineer Henry Nien with others such as James O'Brien and G. R. Smith. Delegates to the Grand Convention are E. H. Colton and C. M. & St. P. members. W. E. Wheeler among board delegates. W. J. Underwood of Chicago named general manager succeeding H. R. Williams of the Pacific Railway project. Underwood, brother to Erie president Fred Underwood, born Milwaukee April 19 1852, began rail life as a brakeman in 1872.

The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers E. H. Colton Henry Nien James O’brien G. R. Smith H. FE. Colton H. Nien E. W. DeSautelle General Board of Adjustment Patrick McMahn B. F. Frankie W. E. Wheeler C. F. West J. D. Carroll Legislative Board C. F W. J. Underwood Chicago Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul H. R. Williams Pacific Railway Company St. Paul Road Tacoma Seattle Wallula Wash Mr. Underwood Fred Underwood Erie Road Milwaukee Wayland ,Academy

Printers Smoker's Refreshing Union Event Program

The annual printers' union smoker last Sunday featured a Refreshments- Hermann Keller Wolford segment with jokes by Joe Welch Kowaike and monologues by Kinder & Stingle. Jerome K. Jerome Lavallee presented musical hits while Oscar Dubis Schilling offered a study in black and white. The program included impressions of The Weend she Blow and a fictional letter, plus a cha racteristic dance by Herr Most Briley. The event closed with humorous anecdotes and the disclaimer that the program is unofficial and subject to changes.

Printers’ Union Thfollow Ng

Jerome and Bat arrive in city for theatre tonight

Jerome K. Jerome and Charles Bat tell Loomis and party they arrived at noon and are staying at the Hotel Stoddard for tonight's performance at the theatre.

Jerome K. Jerome Charles Battell Loomis Party

The Watermelon Patch at Bijou Two Laughs Worth

The Bijou screens The Watermelon Patch a comedy about moonlit melon theft by an all black cast. Skeletons pursue the thieves in a chase through the woods and into a cabin where the owners trap them with smoke. Reduced admission boosts Bijou attendance to a record level.

Bijou

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