Eddy Laid to Rest Today
Eddy was laid to rest today in a simple service attended by family and friends. The ceremony honored his life and addressed by a local pastor before interment at the family plot.
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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
1
House Jumps On Our Sam Langum
A public gathering was disrupted as a local figure named Sam Langum sparked a ruckus at a major society function. Police interrupted the scene as attendees were dispersed and organizers halted further activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOUSE
Sam Langum
Mary Baker Eddy funeral at Mount Auburn in Boston
Mary Baker Eddy of the Christian Science Church was laid to rest in a Mount Auburn cemetery vault after simple services at her Chestnut Hill home in Boston. Judge C. P. Smith led the rites attended by about 120 family, clergy, and students. the service included a lesson sermon from Bible passages and Science and Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science
Mount Cemetery
Chestnut Hill
New
Mrs. Eddy
Judge Smith
Mary Baker Eddy
Car“ Hoyt Powers
Mother Church
Mary Baker
Wife Divine
Zain
Mount Auburn
Mexico Wants to Hang Mr. Sanchez
Juan Sanchez Azcona, a suspected political prisoner in Mexico, says his uprising links to his political aims and that if Mexico had succeeded he might have become secretary of state. U.S. officials note no State or Justice involvement in his arrest and say extradition hinges on treaty offences like swindling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Mexico
Juan Sanchez Azcona
Azcona
Departments of State and Justice
Diaz
Denison
United Press
Department of Justice
United States
Spoon That Stops Soup Solo Invented by H S Campbell
St Louis scientist H S Campbell announces a new spoon design with a hinged lid and slit that prevents inhaling soup while eating. The device directs the soup to the mouth and aims to improve manners by guiding dipping away from the eater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
H. S. Campbell
Farman Aims To Set New Flight Duration And Distance Records
Etamps France December reports Henri Far man plans a new biplane to raise duration and distance records. He intends to stay aloft beyond 12 hours and cover over 600 miles without landing, pursuing multiple construction ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etamps
France
Henri Farman
Nineteen Injured As Freight Car Hits Crowd Near Springfield
December 8 report from Springfield Illinois states nineteen people were injured, none seriously, when a freight car on the Illinois Traction Company line struck a crowd near a passenger car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Illinois Traction Company
Here
Christmas Gifts Should Go Early Say La Crosse Post
Postmaster W B Tscharner urges La Crosse residents to mail Christmas packages early to avoid rush and delays. Express firms offer tips including using wooden boxes for fragile items, shipping by December 15, writing full addresses with ink, prepaying charges, and keeping receipts and sender information on each package.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Tscharner
la Crosse
Rusia
Express Companies
Express Company
Shipping Instructions For Secure Parcel Handling
The text advises using strong wrapping paper and cord if wooden boxes are unavailable, notes that inner marks ensure delivery even if outer markings are destroyed, and instructs to label perishable items clearly with the word Perishable to prompt special handling. It presents guidance on packaging and labeling for reliable forwarding and delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consignee
Senate proposes pure food rule to tobacco products
A measure introduced by Senator Taylor of Tennessee would add tobacco to the pure food law. It would ban adulterated or misbranded tobacco and penalties for imitation branding that misleads buyers. The bill also prohibits incorrect contents or weight statements on packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Taylor
D., Tenn
Jury Expected Verdict In Moore Gibson Murder Case
EXPECT QUICK VERDICT VINCENNES Ind Dec 8 The Moore case jurors will retire tonight and the defendant may learn his fate before dawn tomorrow in the murder trial of Charles E Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincennes
Ind
Menlo E. Moore
Charles E. Gibson
Milwaukee liquor dealers sell Christmas seals in saloons
Milwaukee retailers join state effort to sell Christmas seals in saloons as part of a drive supported by the Milwaukee Retail Liquor Dealers' association. The Wisconsin decision allows liquor establishments to sell the seals alongside stores and other venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Milwaukee Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association
Ths
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Bowlers Lead Christmas Seal Campaign Across Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis association notes broad support as Milwaukee Bowling Association urges 194000 city bowlers to buy Christmas seals. Clubs decorate score sheets with seals and bowling proprietors use them for prizes, spreading statewide with aims to eradicate consumptives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Bowling Association
Abe L. Langtry
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Wisconsin
Cummins Signals Tariff Reform Move in Senate
Senator Cummins of Iowa today gave written notice in Washington that on the next legislative day he will introduce a joint resolution to pave the way for a revision of the tariff schedule. The measure prohibits amendments to tariff bills that are not germane to the schedule under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Cummins
Iowa
Burglar Alarm Turns Night Mayhem in Minneapolis
In Minneapolis a burglar was found in the basement after Mrs. Daniel Elliot awoke to her cat's alarm. The intruder fled when Mr. Elliot fired a shot, leaving the suspect at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Daniel Elliot
Ccat
Campaign Fund Reports Show Republicans Spent Heavier
The campaign committees for both major parties filed their contributions and expenditures for the recent congressional race. Republicans reports show about 74,373.35 spent with 43,000 at start. Democrats spent 27,771.22 with 15,260 at start. Major donors included Union League Club Philadelphia 5700 and John Hays Hammond 100, among others. Representative Duncan B. McKinley paid 1000 for campaign services. John Wesley Hill received 2250 in salary and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Republican Committee
Charles H. Buell
Union League Club of
Philadelphia
Leslie M. Shaw
Republican State Committee of
Louisiana
John Hays Hammond
Hitchcock
Root
Norton
Duncan B. McKinley
California
John Wesley Hill
New York
Kansas
Iowa
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Ohio
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Missouri
F. F. Garret
Champ Clark
Burleson
Texas
Ollie James
No Defense for Reds Says Mikado
Tokio dispatch reports Hamai and Uza wa two noted Japanese lawyers faced threat of instant execution if they defended twenty six Japanese socialists recently arrested on charges of conspiring to assassinate the mikado and the royal family. The government declares the men anarchists unworthy of defense and trials are set to begin as public excitement mounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Hamai
Uzawa
Welsh Accepts Challenge Pittsburg Racing Duel
Per cy Smallwood, the Welsh conqueror of Johnny Hayes in a 15 mile race at Duquesne Garden, accepted the Olympic hero’s challenge for a return match in New York about a month hence. Hayes, nursing a blistered foot, quit after the twelfth mile, noting it was the first time he ever quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Percy Smallwood
Johnny Hayes
New York
Duquesne Garden
Hayes
Plan All Winter Fight to Finish in Chicago
A wartime call urges union members in Chicago to unite in a plan to sustain a continuous winter campaign. The message frames a disciplined effort aimed at securing better conditions and solidarity among workers throughout the city.
Chicago Garment Strike Likely To Last All Winter
Chicago unions mobilize to support 40 000 striking garment workers amid hunger and hardship. Weekly 25 cent assessments plus cash gifts from Brewery and Structural Ironworkers Musicians and Painters aim to sustain families as Hart Schaffner and Marx peace talks face rejection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Raymon Robins
Woman's Trade Union League
Hart, Schaffner and Marx
Hart
Santa Claus and the Red Cross Seal Story
A Washington school story for Library Hour tells how a boy asked Santa for a knife, but Santa refused a letter without a Red Cross Seal. After adding the seal, the boy found a pearl handled knife in his stocking on Christmas morning. Moral: thoughtful of sick friends matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington School
Santa Claus
Santa
Senate Adjourns For Weekend In Washington
The senate at 1 30 p m adjourned until Monday. Washington D D P C noted the adjournment as the body wrapped up its sessions for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dpd
Senate
Boys confess to many burglaries at leading schools
Local youths admit to a spree of burglaries targeting schools and churches. Police report they confessed to multiple breakins across the area, implicating themselves in a wave of thefts affecting educational and religious sites.
Two Local Teens Admit Loot From Burglaries
Two sixteen year old boys, sons of prominent families, confessed to a spree of church and school burglaries totaling about forty four dollars. They revealed the full story to Chief John Webber after arrests this morning following an attempted entry at the Normal School last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Webber
la Crosse
Central Station
M. E
Congregational
Episcopal
Presbyterian
First Baptist
Universalist
Normal School
Roosevelt Vetoed James River Dam Bill Reappears
In Washington on December 8 the James River dam bill Roosevelt vetoed resurfaced in the Senate. Senator Burton opposed its consideration calling the privilege monopolistic. Senator Stone then introduced a similar bill permitting a men’s group to build and develop waterpower along the James River, with committee notes urging government nonregulation of charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
James River
Missouri
Roosevelt
Senate
Burton
Ohio
Congress
Stone
House Rivers and Harbors Committee Reports Parkless Bill
The committee completed the parkless rivers and harbors bill in Washington. It allocates about 27 million dollars for river and harbor improvements limited to the most important projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Also Mentioned on This Page
RED Cross
Aesres
Was
Eddy
Sod
Preston Man Tawney
John L. Bates
Ed. P. Bates
Syracuse
N. Y
Arthur Brisbane
Charles R. Corning
Con- N. OH
Frederick Dixon
London
Samuel J. Elder
Charles E. Hatfield
Ton, Mass
Wm. Johnson
Papa
Sam
Samuel A. Langum
Preston, Minn
Langum
Jim” Tawney
White House
Helen Taft
Taft
MR. Sanchez
Tscharner
Ike
REDS
Mikado
Manu
Facturers
Jhop
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