St Olaf College Concert Band to Play in La Crosse
The St Olaf College Concert Band under Prof F M Christiansen will perform in two La Crosse Theatre concerts. The ensemble of fifty from Northfield Minnesota has a noted European tour background and played for royalty, Kaiser Wilhelm, and King Haakon VII during its 1906 abroad season.
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New York
la Crosse Theatre
St. Olaf College
F. Melius Christiansen
Oscar Gronseth Barytone
America
Northfield
Minnesota
Europe
Christiansen
Haakon VII
Norway
Kaiser Wilhelm
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
Christiania
Capital
William Newburg Seeks Final Homestead Proof at La Crosse
William Newburg of Newburg's Corners Wisconsin files intent to make final commutation proof for Homestead Entry 11531 dated March 29 1904 on the NW fraction of Section 3 83 Township 16 North Range 5 West before the La Crosse Circuit Court clerk January 28 1908 Witnesses named Henry Felter Fred Lang William Wedenberg and Gabriel Knutson all of Newburg's Corners Wisconsin with John W Miller as Register of the Land Office at Wausau Wisconsin.
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Department of the Interior
Wausau
Wis
William Newburg
Newburg
la Crosse
Henry Felter
Fred Lang
William Wedenberg
Gabriel Knutson
Newburg's Corners
John W. Miller
Register
Cured at Home by a Special Doctor Advertised
An advertisement invites afflicted individuals to visit an office for a method claimed to cure headaches back pain and other illnesses. It promises free counsel and reasonable charges for a permanent cure, with testimonials and references to many previous patients and home treatment with absolute secrecy.
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Ald
M. Summers
South Bend
Ind
U.S. A
Strange Story of Blaney Career
Two brothers from Columbus rise from modest means to wealth in melodrama. Charles E Blaney writes plays while Harry Clay Blaney acts and stages sensational climaxes. They own theatres in Brooklyn Baltimore Pittsburg Philadelphia Newark and live on Long Island. Both married and self made, they credit hard work and smart production for their success.
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Columbus
Charlies E. Blaney
Harry Clay Blaney
Charles E. Blaney
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Newark
N. J
Long Island
Galeries of Columbus
Harry
Vance
Harry Blaney
Mr.Vance
Mr. Vance
Playright
New York Bowery
Charles Blaney
Charles
Harry Clay
Tony
Harry Clay Baney
Klaw
Klanger
Ben Teal
Teal
William Parry
Blaney
Farry Clay Baney
Gilliss Theatre
Pacific
Willie Live
Blaneys
Duncan files suit against Abner McKinley estate for 14090
William M. Duncan of Cleveland, nephew of the late President McKinley, sues Abner McKinley’s estate for 14090 alleging he loaned $10,000 to Abner which Helen McKinley assigned to him. The suit centers on the recovery of the claimed debt.
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Canton, O
William M. Duncan
Cleveland
President McKinley
Abner McKinley
Duncan
Helen McKinley
Pours Lead into Ear During Personal Crisis in Middleton
James H. Conkling a merchant in Middleton New York is in Thrall hospital after pouring molten lead into his right ear. He had been ill and had been reading Hamlet suggesting a suicide attempt as he acted on impulse.
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Middleton
N. Y
James H. Conkling
Thrall
Mr. Conkling
Shakspeare
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IVC
Lyman H. Howe
Turbin
Berlin
Germany
Hotel LA Crosse
Prairie du Chien
Dausman House
Doctor Turbin
Randolph St
Will Ap
Charie
Mr Blarney
Ireland
O. T. Erhart
Gillett Sisters
Sues Abner McKinley Estate
LA Salles
DEATH
South Fifth Street
G. Heileman Brg. CO
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