Runaway Team Averts Collision on Pearl Street Streets
Edgar Emery of Browns was in a store on Pearl Street when his team drew away in a wild run from Front and Second streets toward Yelock. The squad circled the block at high speed and narrowly avoided striking a passerby and several cars as they turned into Third Street. Frank Wolf steadied the scene by signaling a stop as the runaway squad veered past Jay Street.
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Edgar Emery
Brownssie
Pearl Street
Yelock
W Frank Wolf
Ests
Trowly
Third
Jay Street
Rumors Blur War Talk Between Japan and United States
SYMAcuse bulletin notes skepticism toward wartime rumors. The writer dismisses claims of imminent conflict and frames any war as a crime against civilization. The brief reflects public uncertainty during the period.
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Symacuse
N. Y
Japan
Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Tour Reaches 15900 In A Week
Harvey Dee Brown, general lecturer for the Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association, drives a whirlwind tour to 15,900 people in one week delivering 25 lectures. The circuit includes Sturgeon Bay Beaver Dam Portage Baraboo Black River Falls Marshfield and other communities as schools and towns rally to Christmas seal drives and per capita sales prizes.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Harvey Dee Brown
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Ass'n
Wisconsin
Sturgeon Bay
Association
Beaver Dam
Portage
Baraboo
Dr. Brown
Black River Falls
Marshfield
City Hall
Brown
Japanese professor praises Japan US ties and media labels
Prof. Ernest W. Celment of Duncan Academy in Tokio, visiting Syracuse, says political conditions in Japan are improving and relations with the United States are friendly. He notes contrasting journal colors, yellow in America and pink in Japan, as similar in style.
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Ernest W. Celment
Duncan Academy
Tokio
Japan
Syracuse
Clement
Japan Peace Society
Count Okuma
Prof
United States
McKinley Birth Date Dispute Settled by Ohio Society
Washington D C December 20 1843 the Ohio society settled a controversy over William McKinleys birth date by accepting January 29 1843 as his birth date The society will hold its McKinley dinner on January 29 next An investigation by Geo B Cortelyou into a life insurance policy records resolved the issue clarifying the date as stated in the policy and records
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Washington, D. C
William McKinley
Ohio Society
McKinley
Geo. B. Cortelyou
Wisconsin Cheese Makers Meet in Milwaukee for 1911 Convention
The nineteenth annual Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association convention will convene January 11 to 13 in Milwaukee. Headquarters at the Republican House and sessions at Freie Gemeinde hall will host practical addresses for cheesemakers, dairy farmers, and factories. The event features world class speakers, a world open educational cheese contest, and the largest cash premium fund yet for exhibitors. The association aims to improve cheese making and factory management while advocating strict laws against deceitful imitations and milk pooling by weight.
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Wisconsin Cheese Makers’ Association
Milwaukee
Republican House
Freie Gemeinde
America
Local notes from Lansing Iowa and area
Edgar Dikeman and wife arrived from Montana with he returning home after visiting his father in La Crosse. Rev Gronlid preached at the Norwegian church. Temple Hall slated for conversion to flats leaving lodges without a meeting space. W O Severson added billiard and pool tables on Main Street. Judge Fellows and wife returned from Eveleth Minnesota after visiting daughter Mrs John Saam. Adolph Elexson built a button factory with engine and saws and drilled a well for the plant. Nicholas Summer was called to La Crosse by his father’s paralysis death. his wife accompanied him.
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Edgar Dikeman
Montana
la Crosse
Gronlid
Temple Hall
W. O.severson
Main Street
Fellows
Eveleth
Minn
John Saam
Adolph Elexson
Nicholas Summer
M. W. A. Elects 1910 Officers and Notes Thornton Absence
Dr. Thornton is away this week at a railway surgeons meeting. The M. W. A. elected 1910 officers including W. C. Phillips as Master, Wm. Sweeney as Warden, F. Gannitz as Clerk, W. O. Severson as Escott, B. J. Byers as Sentry, H. Simonson as Physician, with Myers Myers Lyt tle and M. Schobert listed as Manager.
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Dr. Thornton
W. C
Mat. Phillipps
W. A
Wm. Sweeney
E. B
F. Gannitz
W. O. Severson
Escott
B. J. Byers
BE. J. Tyler
H. Simonson
Phsicians
Myers & Myers and
Lyttle
M. Schobert
Editor Shot in Pine Bluff Feud Tragedy
Arthur Murray editor of the Press Eagle is in critical condition after being shot during a family feud in Pine Bluff Arkansas. Edward and Gus Lelazurin surrendered and are under surveillance as the investigation continues.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Arthur Murray
The
Press- Eagle
Edward
Gus Lelazurin
British Officers Face Spying Trial In Germany
Sir William Bull, representing Captain Trench and Lieutenant Brandon, left London for Leipsic as their trial for spying on German fortifications at Borkum is set to begin tomorrow morning.
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London
Wm. Bull
Trench
Lieut
Brandon
Borkum
Leipsic
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Corn Products Refining Company
New York
P. O. Box
Tay
M’kinley
Heil’s
Fred Heil Shoe CO
Sree Seidents
Wen
Christina
Bocs Saper Ceak
Phoenix
Eraeaananeee
Henry N. i
Lansing, Iowa
Rayo
Iem
Standard Oil Company Incorporated
Tribune
Newport Club
Joseph Miller
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