Morikubo Returns to La Crosse as Benadom Heir
Shegetaro Morikubo, a Japanese chiropractor, returns from Davenport Iowa where he studied since April and reopens offices in the McMillan building. He has bought the Benadom external cancer and blood poisoning treatment rights and will establish a local sanitarium while continuing chiropractic work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shegetaro Morikubo
Davenport
Iowa
McMillan
Morikubo
la Crosse
Benadom
Second Assault Recalled in Tatro Case Ties to Clifton Feud
A second assault in Clifton near Sparta is alleged after a dance, targeting Andrew Moe of Kendall who denies any link to the Tatro tar and feather affair. Police are expected to arrest suspects, while locals rethink support for the Tatro defendants as the case moves toward trial.
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Sparta
Wis
Clifton
Andrew Moe
Kendall
Tatro
Tomah
Company K
Assembly Hall
la Crosse
West Salem
Snyder
McGonigle
Seymour
Jefferson
Stevenson
Sperlin
Sparta Aillers
R. Seymour
5. B. Smith
Wisconsin inaugurates state officers in old capitol
Wisconsin state officers were sworn in today at noon in the old capitol, a crowd filling the court chambers as each official took the oath to uphold the U.S. and Wisconsin constitutions. The ceremony capped the final inauguration in the building before its wings were razed for the new capitol. The assembly chamber was not ready, a reception and ball followed in the afternoon with prominent escorts and officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred L. Holmes
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Supreme Court
Capitol
Davidson
George W. Peck
John Strange
W. D. Connor
James A. Frear
T. E. Brittingham
A. H. Dahl
E. Ray Stevens
Frank L. Gilbert
L. M. Sturdevant
DIES ON EVE OF WEDDING IN SUPERIOR
Alfred Frederickson a contractor from 909 Fifth Street died in Superior after being struck by a delivery wagon. He was knocked unconscious and died on the operating table about an hour later at the hospital. His fiancee Miss Alina Thytin resided with him and the wedding was planned for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wis
Alfred Frederickson
Frederickson
Fifth Street
Alina Thytin
Farmer Not Held for Girl's Death
John Ogee a Genesee farmer had his manslaughter charge dismissed after a preliminary exam in Municipal Court. The sleigh accident that dragged 11 year old Donas Holt to her death occurred a week earlier and the courtroom crowd applauded the judge's ruling ending the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waukesha
Wis
John Ogee
Genesee Farmer
Donas Holt
Armin
Government Settles With Oneida Indians in Lump Sum
Maj W R Logan visits Green Bay to negotiate paying 20000 dollars due under 1794 treaty. Oneida receive four cents per person annually. The 1794 agreement runs twenty more years with annual annuities of 1000 dollars. A council at the reservation aims to finalize the settlement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
W. R. Logan
Superior completes Wisconsin Central extension schedule
The Superior extension of the Wisconsin Central is finished and the first trains will run tomorrow as mixed freight and passenger service. The service continues until April when through trains between the head of the lakes and Milwaukee and Chicago will begin. Cameron Lumber executive Frank J. Cameron dies at 73 from heart disease after a ten day illness at his Grand Avenue home in Milwaukee.
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Superior
Wisconsin Central
the Central
Head of the Lakes
Milwaukee
Chicago
Frank J. Cameron
Tibbitts
Cameron Lumber Company
Grand Avenue
Dinner with Key Figures Sparks Enthusiastic Praise
A man reflects on the vibrant energy at a dinner where he sits among important people and feels inspired by their company. The scene emphasizes admiration for those nearby and the value of social prestige.
Beware of the Backache and Kidney Trouble Warning
A public health notice warns that kidney disease causes many deaths yearly and urges seeking medical advice for any suspected derangements. It promotes a home remedy with Dandelon fluid extract, Karyon compound, and Sarsaparilla syrup, claiming it treats backache, urinary issues, rheumatism, and cleanses kidneys.
Board of Education to Elect President This Evening
The Board of Education meets tonight to elect a president for the ensuing term. Incumbent President Wm. Luen ing is expected to be re elected to the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Wm. Luening
Sparta professor to address horticulturists convention in Madison
Sparta's Prof. J M Livingston former district superintendent will speak at the state horticulturists convention in Madison January 12 13 and 14 on School Grounds and Gardens. Fred Muhlenkamp of Sparta will discuss Apples in Monroe County. Local residents Miss Myrtle Reggie Mrs Mary Dammon and others are mentioned in social notes with travel visits and illnesses. George Henry new Monroe County sheriff moves into jail annex and begins duties.
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J. M. Livingston
Sparta
Madison
Fred Muhlenkamp
Monroe County
Myrtle Reggie
Tomahawk
E. A. Johnson
West Main Street
Mary Dammon
John la Rue
Wilton
Lee Mitchell
Walter Brown
Frank van Kirk
Nelson Emory
Logansville
Chas. Gregory
Emory
Seidel
Margaret Wygant
Winona
H. C . Blaker
G. H. Hall
Superior
J. A. Sholts
J. M. Sargeant
Bush Prairie
Antigo
F. E. Sargeant
F. M. Sargeant
M. J. Howard
Reuben Howard
Turtle Lake
Geo. Henry
Tomah
Antone Boison
Hanneford
N. D
Geo. Barker
Dakota
L. A. Brenner
Charles City
Lyman Kellogg
W. J. Schroeder
Horicon
Harry Langwell
Merk Jones
Bennett Stiles
Violin Expert Reports Theft of Four Instruments
Janesville Wis January 4 W W Wills a violin expert has four valuable violins stolen from his shop by unnamed thieves who entered the premises taking the instruments and leaving the cases and bows behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville, Wis
W. W. Wills
Christmas Joy for Frank Bailey at St Francis Hospital
Ailing Frank Bailey at St Francis Hospital receives a special Christmas at the chapel and in his room. The Tribune notes dozens of toasts and gifts from local and out of town friends, including Bishop Schwebach, business leaders, and families, brightening the year for the six year patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Bailey
St. Francis Hospital
Frankie
St. Francis
Bishop Schwebach
the Tribune
Frank Bailey
Doctor's Prescription System Builder
A historic remedy claims to mix one ounce Sar saparilla compound with one ounce Toris compound into a half pint of whiskey to be taken before meals and at bedtime. It promises to eradiate acid poisons from the blood and cure rheumatism, asserting quick relief and overall health restoration with continued use.
Winona Man Butt of Arraignment
President’s message defends Secret Service power and calls for a centralized federal investigative corps. It cites land frauds in Nebraska and Colorado, number of convictions, and recovered lands. The missive argues such a bureau is a constitutional necessity and urges reversal of last year’s House action.
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Congress
House
Cannon
Secret Service
Nebraska
Colorado
Public Service
Canada
Greene
Gaynor
Beef Trust
Agricultural Department
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
The
Department of Justice
Cortelyou
Treasury Department
House Committee On Appropriations
Busbey
Allison
Indians Fugace in Knife Duel at Genoa Wisconsin
In Genoa Wisconsin a turtle trade dispute led to a knife duel between George Brown and Grizzly Bear. Both were seriously injured, Bear’s prognosis is doubtful. Guns or knives were used amid the clash during a mud turtle haul dispute.
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George Brown
Grizzly Bear
Genoa
Wis
Longboat to Meet Shrubb in Madison Square Garden Showdown
Tom Longboat the Indian runner who defeated Dorando Pietri will race Shubb at the London Olympic marathon distance of 26 miles 385 yards in Madison Square Garden on January 8 or 9. Shrubb reversed his stance against racing beyond 15 miles to seek this match.
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New York
Tom Longboat
Dorando Pietri
Shrubb
Madison Square Garden
Old baseball star P. J. Quinn dies in Chicago
P. J. Quinn, 57, a veteran baseball player from thirty years ago, died of heart disease in Chicago. He is credited with promoting the first uniformed baseball team ever taken out of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago, Ill
P. J. Quinn
Quinn
Chicago
Yeomen Sleighride Event Honors Hickory Foreman Elect
Rowena Circle ladies and husbands hosted a New Year sleighride at Coren Hall with refreshments and amusements. C. W. Miller received a framed picture for foreman-elect of Hickory Homestead No. 806. Dec 29 party raised funds for the poor, giving $10 in groceries to Mr. Berry. Next Covenhall meeting will include progressive cinch and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowena Circle
Coren Hall
C. W. Miller
Hickory Homestead
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Rowena
Miss Drummond
Mesdames Vondreshek
Flannigan
Guillaume
Chicago to Get New Vaudeville Theater Inspired by New York
Chicago announces plans to build a vaudeville theater modeled on the American Music Hall in New York. The project will be operated by William Moris Incorporated, a eastern vaudeville concern, with construction details released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Music Hall
Chicago
American Music Hall
New York
William Moris
Heney Links Graft to Harriman Over SF Policies
Francis J. Heney, the graft prosecutor, charged that San Francisco's deplorable political conditions were controlled by a master, E. H. Harriman, with the Southern Pacific railway ruling the city as it saw fit. The remarks were made in Philadelphia on January 4.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
E. H. Harriman
Southern Pacific Railway
Francis J. Heney
Indiana toga fight in Indianapolis
Democratic senatorial hopefuls opened headquarters in Indianapolis to challenge Senator Hemenway. Candidates include John W. Kern, L. Ert Slack of Franklin, Benjamin H. Shively of South Bend, George V. Menzies of Mount Vernon, John E. Lamb of Terre Haute, and Edward Hoffman of Fort Wayne. Kern leads. race may be between Kern and Slack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Hemenway
John W. Kern
L. Ert Slack
Franklin
Benjamin H. Shively
South Bend
George V. Menzies
Mount Vernon
John E. Lamb
Terre Haute
Edward Hoffman
Ft. Wayne
Kern
Slack
Norwegians in Northwest Start Winter Bird Feeding Campaign
In Chippewa Falls Wisconsin on January 4, Christians T. Nelson of the city leads Norwegians in initiating a campaign to bring the Scandinavian winter bird feeding custom to the region. By next winter, it is hoped birds will be fed across northwest cities and villages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chippewa Falls
Wies
Northwest
Christian T. Nelson
Skater Clarence Dayton Drowned at Spalding Lake
Clarence Dayton, 20, drowned while skating on Spalding Lake near Janesville Wisconsin. Local officials investigated the accident and mourners prepared notices for the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
Clarence Dayton
Spalding Jlake
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Luening
Ed Leverich
University At Madison
Fred Neuman
Norwalk
Little Invalid
Easton
Olberg
Holbrook
S. J. Derrigan
Wendel Anderson
Myrtle Nelson
Carl Planid
Clarence Winter
Esch
W. S. Cargill
Hart, Jr
Faville
Joseph Felber
E. Evans
Ford Millington
Billie Gruenzner
Hayes
Harry Vincent
Bob Millington
Misses Darling
Jessie Bruce
Archie
Ethel Osberg
John Brindley
Martha Skaar
Ranghild Skaar
Grinvarr Skaar
Elizabeth
Helen Wolfe
Norman Gruenzner
Schweizer
Catherine Wesson
Dorothy
John M. Holly
T. Spence
L. C. Colman
Dorothy Hart
Elizabeth E. Hart
New York City
Daisy McClure
San Diego
Cal
Mildred Murphy
Fremont
Neb
Murphy
Freemont
Rev. Buss
Charles Pascie
M. K. Dahl
Waupun
Rachael
Leon
Blanche Hart
A. M. Dahl
Beloit
Harry Osberg
Minneapolis
E. T. B. Storms
Catherine
Morrow
J. O. Davidson
Maud Alice Kelley
James and
Prior
Joe Golden
Captain Barnacle
Mech International Trio
Mr. Loch
Europe
United States
Mr. Mech
Moving Pictures
Barbara Fritchie
Yeomen
Heney
Harriman
Indiana Toga
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