Boots to Him as Hendrickson Seeks Arrest Warrant
Ole Hendrickson testified before County Judge John Brindley to obtain warrants for Charles Robinson proprietor of a Fourth and Badger saloon and Henry Coleman. Hendrickson alleges Coleman kicked him and Robinson assaulted him after a dispute over eighty five cents. He claims the attacks left him blinded and unable to walk unaided. Both defendants pleaded not guilty and the trial was scheduled for Thursday morning.
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Court House
Ole Hendrickson
John Brindley
Charles Robinson
Fourth and
Badger Streets
Henry Colman
Hendrickson
Robinson
Coleman
Hood Buys Fast Trotter Alice McGregor in La Crosse
Attorney C. L. Hood returned from Chicago with the purchase of the trotter Alice McGregor, a 2 22 1 2 two year old with strong race history. Harry Palmer notes the mare, sired by I McGregor and Black Alice, is among the best bred shipped to La Crosse from Whitehall Kentucky. The price remains undisclosed though described as a long price by racing devotees.
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C. L. Hood
Chicago
Alice McGregor
Harry Palmer
Hood
la Crosse
I.mcgregor
Black Alice
Whitehall
Kentucky
Palmer
First Chinese Church of New York Formed on Atlantic Coast
Thirty Chinese members form the charter roll of the Chinese Presbyterian church in New York, the first on the Atlantic coast. Twenty more are to join, awaiting letters. Rev. Hule Kin serves as pastor with elders Hin Wong Ralph Chant and deacons Ching Chong Hula Chow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chinese Presbyterian Church
Atlantic Coast
Hule Kin
Hin Wong
Ralph Chant
Ching Chong
Hula Chow
Trade Rumor Swirls Over Pirates Pitching Pact
Pittsburg reports that Chanies Murphy of Chicago offered Orvie Overall for Howard Camnitz, provoking a clash with the Pirates management. Murphy reportedly balked at Mordecai Brown, while a Cincinnati deal for the pitcher surfaced with a $1200 claim for last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Lupton Leaves Creed for Business Career in Michigan
Apostle Levi Lupton, head of the Gift of Tongues movement in Alliance Ohio, plans to quit his religious calling. He signed a three month contract as Michigan state manager for a stove company, with potential renewal. He will move to Detroit next week to establish headquarters, while questions about Miss Corlette, mother of his child, and their future persist.
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Miss Corlette
Lupton
Michigan
Crimpy Morning Cold Spell Across the East
The report notes a chilly start with 8 above zero locally, while winds make it feel colder. Low pressure lingers over eastern states bringing light snow from Lake Superior to the north Atlantic, with falling temperatures. Rain and snow hit the southwest, fair elsewhere with light flurries. A Canadian northwest low is noted, plains pressure higher, and a cold snap from Montana to the upper lakes. Duluth records 6 below zero. Fair weather may return tonight and Wednesday with a gradual warmup.
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Lake Superior
North Atlantic States
Canadian Northwest
Plains States
Northwestern States
Montana
Upper Lakes
Dakotas
Duluth
Kansas City Advances in National Three Cushion Tourney
Kansas City beat Pittsburg by 50 to 44 in the first game of a series boosting their chances in the first division. Bert Kerr defeated Pittsburg players T P Trumpt and J F Wireback. Wireback to start the second game against Harry Black.
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Kansas Ity
Kansas City
Pittsburgs
Bert Kerr
Pittsburg
T. P. Trumpt
J. F. Wireback
Harry Black
Sprinters to Meet Pittsburg Four Fastest Mile Runners
Four of the fastest twelve milers in the country gather at Duquesne Garden for a decisive match led by Stuyvesant and Woods. Local favorite Hugh Bruce and William Stanley of Norway are also in the field as favorites claim limited chances for a new world record this night.
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Pittsburg
Duquesne Garden
Stuyvesant
Woods
Hugh Bruce
Wm. Stanley
Norway
Settlement Ends $50,000 Breach Suit in Mankato
Agnes Coughlin of Minneapolis sued Thomas A. Sherk, a retired grocer, for breach of promise. The case settled out of court for 7000 dollars after Sherk allegedly supplied letters detailing local scandals. Coughlin had worked at the Mankato telephone exchange when they met. Sherk was previously divorced.
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Mankato
Minn
Agnes Coughlin
Minneapolis
Thomas A. Sherk
Miss Coughlin
Sherk
Mankat
President Should Choose Umpires
Chicago dispatch reports Ban Johnson supporters Charles Murphy of the Chicago club amid hints of a clash over umpire supervision. Johnson argues owners should not dictate umpire selection and calls for leadership by the league president, criticizing owner interference as unfit.
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Chicago
Ban B. Johnson
Charles W. Murphy
Johnson
St. Louis
Browns
Murphy
Big delegation going to Winona for poultry show
La Crosse will be well represented at the Winona Poultry association annual show to be held the first week in January. A large delegation from local financiers plans to travel to Winona possibly on Thursday leaving at 5 30 p m and returning at midnight. All participants will wear La Crosse badges.
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la Crosse
Winona Poultry Association
Palmer Enters Land Business in Local Opening
Harry Palmer will soon open a land office here after returning from Chicago where wheat raised on land he will sell won first and second prizes. The announcement says he plans to market real estate and agricultural land locally.
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Harry Palmer
Chicago
Continental Christmas Box Lisle Hose Sale
Men fancy lisle half hose regular 50c quality packed in a Christmas box with three pairs per box offered at 75c per box. Limit three pairs to one customer. The Continental.
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The
Continental
Fay Lewis Bowling Team Entered in National Tournament
The Fay Lewis bowling team, touted as one of the fastest in the city, has been entered in the national bowling tournament to be held in St. Paul early in February. Likely the only team from this city. Members: Gullickson, Bonadurer, A. Fries, Wittenberg, J. Gilberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay Lewis
St. Paul
Gullickson
Bonadurer
A. Fries
Wittenberg
J. Gilberg
Christmas seal reminds duty in tuberculosis fight
The Christmas seal stands as the most persistent reminder of our duty in the fight against tuberculosis, urging support for relief and prevention efforts.
Pinex and Sugar Syrup Cough Remedy Recipe
A published home remedy claims mixing granulated sugar warm water and Pinex creates a pint cough syrup. The recipe promises fast relief from whooping cough, hoarseness, bronchitis and lung troubles with a pleasant taste and tonic effect. It advertises availability through local druggists or The Pinex Co. in Fort Wayne Indiana.
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United States
Canada
The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Permanent tariff commission urged to guide reform
The author argues for a permanent tariff commission to provide complete, up to date data for tariff revision. Without it, reforms depend on scattered knowledge and partisan aims, risking biased outcomes. The piece highlights Congress as the obstacle and praises the Panama Canal as a national priority.
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Permanent Commission
Europe
Tariff Commission
Aldrich
America
Congress
Permanent Tariff Commission
Panama Canal
Uncle Sam
Check Casher in Minneapolis Arrested on Fraud Charge
Joe Herman alias Fred Gorham alias Fred Huber is charged by Chief of Police Webber with passing a bogus $9.80 check on Wenzel Kubal proprietor of a La Crosse saloon. Arrested in Minneapolis he will be brought to La Crosse to answer to obtaining money under false pretenses. Herman claimed the check was signed by Henry Niedermann who existed only in his imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Herman
la Crosse
Fred Gorhammer
Fred Huber
Webber
Wenzel Kubal
Minneapolis
Herman
Kubal’s
Henry Niedermann
Niedermann
Fire destroys M'Gregor depot and buildings in Iowa
A chimney fire at the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul eating house in North Mc Gregor ignited a blaze at 7 o clock this morning. The flames consumed the depot baggage room express office and eating house causing a 35000 loss. All occupants escaped unharmed.
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M’gregor
Iowa
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
North McGregor
Holiday Trade Reports Strong Ahead of Christmas
Local merchants report good holiday trade with four days left before Christmas. Dealers in all lines say business is splendid as farmers visit town for shopping. Stores stay open evenings and clerks work overtime to meet demand before Christmas Eve’s peak.
American Canal Triumph Ties Oceans at Last
The average American will feel reduced trans continental shipping rates bringing the country closer. Southern California orange growers and New England shoe workers will benefit as canal freight shifts. A Seattle milkman and Pittsburgh bottle supplier will notice lower freight costs. Government action to ensure competition and prevent foreign control of steam lines is essential, guaranteeing American shipping growth. Columbus and earlier plans are recalled as the United States completes a western passage, reuniting the oceans under American leadership.
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Dent
California
New England
Seattle
Pittsburg
Pacific
Atlantic
Central States
United States
Columbus
Orient
Saavedra
Balboa
Philip
Portugal
England
France
Isthmus
Paroled Student Burglars In La Crosse
Two high school students charged with burglarizing La Crosse schools and churches were paroled this morning by Chief Probation Officer Allan J. Cowie of Madison. The parole was secured through their attorney Fred H. Hartwell and the support of La Crosse teachers and others.
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la Crosse
Allan J. Cowie
Madison
Fred H. Hartwell
Eastern Star official inspects Wisconsin chapters in city
Mrs. Little of Portage Wisconsin worthy lecturer of the Eastern Star in Wisconsin is in the city to inspect local organizations. Last evening she inspected the South side chapter and this evening will visit the North side chapter. A social time will follow the inspection.
Funeral of Mrs Clark Thursday
The funeral of Mrs A P Clark is set for Thursday afternoon at 2 30 from the house 527 King Street. Reverend Henry Faville of the First Congregational Church will conduct the services and interment will follow at Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Clark
King Street
Henry Faville
First Congregational Church
Oak Grove Cemetery
Delays Continue in Armour Packers Prosecution
In Chicago on December 20, J Ogden Armour and nine Packers defendants gained more time as lawyers agreed to pause pressing criminal charges until the government’s civil suits conclude. Judge Carpenter will decide Friday on the next procedure. Christmas seals urged aid for consumptive sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. Ogden Armour
Carpenter
Young Erlenborn Exhibits Courage Before Knockout in Denver Fight
In Cheyenne Wyoming on December 20 Young Erlenborn from Denver put up a bold display against Kid Ross from Gotham. The bout lasted eleven rounds of a scheduled twenty with Erlenborn absorbing heavy punishment and showing clever defense before being stopped.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Gotham
Young Erlenborn
Denver
Kid Ross
Erlenborn
Missing Woermann steamers feared lost off Canaries
No word reached from the Woermann line steamers Ingbert and Irma Woermann as the latter set out to aid the Ingbert which was 12 miles off the coast with disabled engines. A worsening gale may have driven both ships northward, raising fears they were lost.
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Las Palmas
Canary Islands
Woermann Line
Ingbert
Irma Woermann
Princeton Crew to Enter Intercollegiate Races Next Season
Princeton will field both varsity and freshmen crews in intercollegiate races for the first time since 1884. Yale and Cornell have signaled willingness to compete. Dr. J B Duncan Spaeth will coach the teams.
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Princeton
N. J
Yale
Cornell
Tigers
J. B. Duncan Spaeth
Cotton Ginning Report Reveals 1910 Bales Comparable Rise
Census bureau data published in Washington shows 10,698,482 bales ginned in 1910 up to December 13, compared with 9,358,085 in 1909. Round bales total 106,827 this year versus 140,024 last year, with Sea Island at 75,170 for 1910 against 85,177 in 1909.
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Washington, D. C
Census Bureau
Sea Island
County Claims Committee to Meet on December 22
The County Board Claims Committee will meet at the County Clerk’s office on Thursday December 22. All parties with claims against the county are instructed to file them with the County Clerk by that date.
Firemen Hurt as St Paul Blaze Destroys Hardwood Plant
Five people nine including four firemen and two patrolmen were hurt in a morning fire that destroyed the Hardwood company plant in St Paul. Traffic on several streetcar lines halted for over an hour while responders battled the blaze and rescued workers. Loss is estimated at sixty thousand dollars.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Eral
Hardwood Company
Wm. Cole
Wagner
Cole
Kelly
Flavin
Hale Confirmed as Minneapolis Postmaster Nominee
The senate confirmed W. D. Hale this afternoon to the postmaster post in Minneapolis Miao.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
W. D. Hale
Minneapolis
Miao
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Odin J. Oyen
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Mankato Society
Winona
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Love 93
Mrs. Clark
W. T. Irvine, Jeweler
Little Jack Horner
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Rose
T. Erhart
Majestic Theater
Ellis E. Langdon
Jay St
Graef Hat
Main St
Whitebreast
ST. Paul Blaz
Hale
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