Vanderbilt Heiress Becomes Countess Szechenyi in New York
Miss Gladys Moore Vanderbilt wed Count Laszlo Szechenyi at the Vanderbilt home on Fifth Avenue. The ceremony in the drawing room was brief due to non Catholic status, with Archbishop Farley granting dispensation. A breakfast and large reception followed with Franko's orchestra and Hungarian airs, attended by 800 invitations and guests from high society.
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New York
Gladys Moore Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Laszlo Szechenyi
Budapest
Hungary
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Mer. M. J. Lavelle
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Farley
Mer. Lavelle
Franko
West Fifty-eighth Street
Louis Koch Dies of Complications at Home in States Road Coulee
Louis Koch Sr a farmer and gardener born in Munich Germany in 1856 died at home after a long illness in States road coulee He came to America at 30 and settled in the east later moving with his wife to the county in 1886 His survivors include his wife and four children Louis Gustav Emma and Rudolph all at home Funeral services will be held at the home tomorrow afternoon with Rev Andreas officiating and Oak Grove Cemetery interment Frank Tillman in charge
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Louis Koch
States Road Coulee
Mr. Koch
Munich
Germany
America
State Road Coursee
Louis, Jr
Gustav
Emma
Rudolph
Andreas
Oak Grove Cemetery
Frank Tillman
Grocers Retail Ball Set for Tomorrow Night
The La Crosse Retail Grocers association holds its fifth annual ball tomorrow night at Woodman hall Fourth and Main. The Lin k er building third floor hosts dancing while supper runs 1030 to midnight. Kreutz orchestra provides music. organizers include Jaekel Taggert Hoefle James and Anderson.
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la Crosse Retail Grocers’ Association
Woodman Hall
Lin‘ker
Elks’ Lodge
The
Grocers’ Association
Kreutz Orchestra
the Grocers
J. G. Jaekel
Harry Taggert
R. H. Hoefle
A. W. James
August Anderson
Belief in Luck Opposes Faith Says Rev Moller
Rev C N Moller of Christ Episcopal Church warned that belief in chance or luck undermines faith. He framed luck as a false idol, contrasting trust in fortune with trust in God, citing Isaiah and heathen practices to condemn superstition.
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C. N. Moller
Christ Episcopal Church
Righ
Isaiah
Hopkins Sanity Exam Granted for Francis J M Hopkins
Judge Brindley granted an examination of Francis J M Hopkins of 1009 Charles Street this morning. The proceeding began at 2:30 PM and after the test Hopkins was found insane.
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Francis J. M. Hopkins
Charles Street
Brindley
Jansky Wins Solo Tournament at Armory Hall
The solo tournament at the Armory hall drew a large crowd yesterday afternoon and evening. Prizes were awarded with Martin Jansky taking first for $3, Jonhn Gerrand second for $2, and Louis Weigal third for $1.
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Armory Hall
Martin Jansky
Jonhn Gerrand
Louis Weigal
Vanderbilt Bride and Hungarian Count in Grand New York Scene
A stereographic view shows Miss Gladys Vanderbilt and Count Szechenyi in Hungarian attire. The image highlights Cornelius Vanderbilt's Fifth Avenue home and Plaza Hotel, The Breakers Newport, and Castle Dermexoe in Hungary.
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Gladys Vanderbilt
Aaszie Szechenyi
Corneliusanderbilt
New York City
New York
Underwood
Newport
The
Breakers
Castle Dermexoe
Szechenyi
Miss Vanderbilt
Countess Zechenyi
Thaw Defense Consolidates Mental Illness Evidence
New York January 27 report on the Thaw defense as three experts testify that Harry Thaw suffered mental disturbances. Doctors Bingaman, Wells, Browne and Gauja describe insanity and irrational behavior with hospital and treatment notes. The case heads to a jury Wednesday after final defense summations.
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New York
Littleton
Wagner
Evans
Jelliffe
Thaw
Charles Francis Bingaman
Pittsburg
Harry
Sidney Russell Wells
London
Claridge’s
Maurice Gauja
Jerome
Massive fires devastate Portland Baltimore and Portland Oil blaze
Fire rips through the Dunn printing plant at 167 Adams street causing extensive damage including the Florence hotel and the Corn Exchange bank. In Portland Maine a million dollars in losses hits the Milliken Cousens dry goods house and firemen battle walls and flames. Baltimore Standard Oil tanks burn as high winds push flames toward the refinery with one man reported killed and half a million gallons of oil consumed.
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W. P. Dunn & Co
Adams Street
Florence
Corn Exchange Bank
Portland
Maine
Milliken, Cousens Company
Boston
Biddeford
Bath
Lewiston
Portsmouth
Dover
Baltimoore
Baltimore
Standard Oil Company
Court Decides Against Unions in Erdman Act ruling
Washington January 27 The United States Supreme Court ruled that the Erdman Act provision prohibiting railroads engaged in interstate commerce from discriminating against employees for union membership is unconstitutional. The decision marks a major setback for labor, undoing a key protection for workers seeking union representation.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
Health officer alerted as Calera outbreak spreads
City health officer notified and Dr. Roberts telegrammed to attend immediately amid a rising Calera health crisis. The situation prompted rapid response and on site assessment expected.
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City Health Officer
Labor Will Enter O3 Campaign and Union Power Rise
The article notes organized labor plans to shape this year’s campaign, aiming to influence nominations and elect labor-friendly candidates. It discusses delegates, state and national alliances, and the potential impact on Taft Bryan contests, plus anti union injunction debates and a West Virginia case involving the United Mine Workers.
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Organized Labor
American Federation of Labor
United States
Congress
Taft
Bryan
House Judiciary Committee
Wll
Judiciary Committees
Friends of
Ivy
Dayton
West Virginia
Federal District
Hitchman Coe. and Coke Company
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
United Mine Worker
Funeral for Pioneer Attorney Bleekman Ends Long Career
Veteran attorney Adelbert B. Bleekman Sr. died at 4 15 this morning after nearly six years of illness. He led the northwest bar for decades and mentored many prominent lawyers. Born March 26, 1846 in Salisbury New York he practiced in La Crosse before retiring to San Jose.
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Adelbert B. Bleekman, Sr
Attorney Bleekman
Joseph W. Losey
Northwest
Bleekman
Bloomingdale
Sam Jose
Cal
James Gillette
California
P. W. Mahoney
John J. Esch
la Crosse
Sparta
Beekman & Bloomingdale
San Jose
A. Hk. Bleekman, Jr
Bleekman & Bleekman
New York
Salisbury
Herkimer County
Daniel Bleekman
Stratford Conn
Ethan Allen
Ticonderoga
Ebenezer Bleekman
Daniel
Sackett’s Harbor
Warren Bleekman
Strathford
Fulton County
Layfayette
Ohio
Amanda Jacobs
J I Lambs Mother Succumbs Today
Mrs Rhoda L Lamb widow of Silas Lamb died of pneumonia at 7 30 am at her daughter Mrs N Wilsh 617 Cass street Funeral at the residence Wednesday 4 pm conducted by Rev Henry Faville Interment Fayette Iowa Survived by two sons and one daughter E L Lamb Waterloo Ia Mrs H Wilsh and J I Lamb La Crosse
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Rhoda L. Lamb
Silas Lamb
N. Wilsh
Cass Street
Henry Faville
Fayette
E. L. Lamb
Waterloo
H. Wilsh
J. I. Lamb
la Crassa
Coldest Winnipeg and warmest San Antonio on yesterday forecast
Weather notes show Winnipeg at 12 below, San Antonio at 78 above the zero mark as the coldest and warmest in the nation yesterday. Forecasts today call for cloudy skies and light snow in Wisconsin and Minnesota, with warmth returning tonight and Tuesday and colder conditions in eastern areas. Iowa also reports partly cloudy skies with possible light snow flurries tonight or Tuesday as temperatures rise and fall regionally.
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Winnipeg
San Antonio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
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Charles Granke
Farnham
Charles Wimmert
Anthony Murphy
State Veterinary Roberts
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