North Side in Brief Local Social Notes
Loomis Street residents C. T. Thomas and daughter Harriet visit Spring Valley. Mrs. Charles Van Vleet hosts a five o’clock tea. Tabernacle church Young Men's society meets at Mrs. F. C. Lampman’s Rose Street home. Edward Palmer returns from St. Paul. B. Frankke leaves for Cairo Illinois. Ladies Auxiliary of the B. of L. E. plans a Feb 12 social dance at Caledonia and St Paul streets hall. Mrs. L. E. Lavaque and Mrs. B. Wolcott back from Sparta. Miss Blanche Downey visits Madison and Milwaukee. K. L. Coughlin of Minneapolis visiting Marvin Hirt on Charles Street. Bud Fitzsimmons and Bartel Webber return from Stoddard Wisconsin. Miss Clara Fastings returns from Winona.
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C. T. Thomas
Harriet
Loomis Street
Spring Valley
Charles van Vleet
Young Men's Society of the Tabernacle Church
F. C. Lampman
Rose Street
Edward Palmer
St. Paul
B. Frankke
Cairo
Ill
Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
B. of L. E
Caledonia
St. Paul Streets
L. E. Lavaque
B. Wolcott
Sparta
Blanche Downey
Madison
Milwaukee
K. L. Coughlin
Minneapolis
Marvin Hirt
Charles Street
Mesers
Bud Fitzsimmons
Bartel Webber
Stoddard
Wis
Clara Fastings
Winona
Grant Buys the Stuber Grocery
Mr. J. E. Grant purchases the Stuber brothers’ grocery store and took possession this morning. He has long experience in the grocery trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Stuber
J. E. Grant
Stuber Rothers
Leper Cure Trial Reported Near Juarez
El Paso Texas January 29 With a compound of herbs grown in West Texas A I Morison declares he is successfully treating a case of leprosy. Marguerite Moline deported from Clifton Arizona and now isolated five miles below Juarez Mexico is taking the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
Texas
West
A. I. Morison
Marguerite Moline
Clifton
Ariz
Juarez
Mexico
Train Delays From Blizzard Hit La Crosse Area
A severe blizzard disrupts service as a C M & St P passenger train derailed at Portage and delayed in La Crosse. Mail and other passenger trains run late, with Burlington routes less affected while Northwestern lines struggle with broken telegraph wires.
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la Crosse
Portage
Burlington
Cost of Living Not Much Higher in Wisconsin Markets
The article notes a mild winter with stable living costs. Fuel use shifts to coal and gas. wood prices rise for green wood due to higher demand. Hay is plentiful and pricey. timber prices vary. Vegetable markets show stable potato prices and better cabbage costs, while egg prices linger around 35 cents. Sweet potatoes remain scarce with poor quality receipts. Pineapples and oranges are cheap and plentiful for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Wisconsin
Maine
Holland
South
California
Florida
Trade union debate sides with best interests of country
At the Franklin club last night a panel debated whether twenty years of U S trade union development served the nation. The affirmative, led by Eugene Huss, faced D N Nielsen and others. the jury ruled unanimously for the negative. A future debate on Wisconsin primary laws and U S senators was announced with W E Barber and A W Zeras ky slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Club
United States
Eugene Huss
Prof. Butler
H. Spence
D. N. Nielsen
P. T. Schultz
S. Johnson
P. W. Mahoner
M. M. Downey
O. W. Muenster
Wisconsin
W. E. Barber
A. W. Zerasky
Men’s Society Elects Officers For Expansion Drive
The Men's Society of West Avenue Lutheran Church elected officers: President Peter Hammer, Vice President JL Engass, Secretary P Hoving, Treasurer C S Thompson. Committees named for visiting, programs, and membership. A membership campaign begins with a banquet planned by May or June to honor new members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Men's Society of the
West Avenue Lutheran Church
Peter Hammer
JL. Engass
P. Hoving
C. S. Thompson
Louis Knutsen
B. Aasen
L. Limpseth
A. Batton
C. Nelson
C. Johnson
O. Nelson
H. F. Strand
N. Hauge
Car Catches Fire on Northwestern Train at Winona
Northwestern train No. 501 halted at Winona when smoke issued from the smoker roof. Officials say a lamp inside the car ignited the blaze. Repair crews rushed to extinguish it, and the train proceeded on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Northwestern
Funeral Today For Clarence Nelson In Denver To Campbells Cemetery
The funeral for Clarence Nelson who died in Denver Colorado will be held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from Peter Nelson's home 1522 Kane Street and at 2 30 from Trinity Lutheran Church Avon Street Rev T T Haverstad will officiate with interment in Campbell Cemetery. Apartment dwellers report ups and downs in flat life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Nelson
Denver
Col
Peter Nelson
Kane Street
Trinity Lutheran Church
Avon Street
T. T. Haverstad
Campbell Cemetery
Frost Effects on Fruit and Market Prices Reported
The article notes frost in a state causing apples to show frost only when warmed, urging careful handling to avoid damage. It mentions Florida grapefruit, hothouse and southern tomatoes remaining high but dropping, and lettuce and Michigan celery becoming scarce as California produce dominates. Prices and stock handling are discussed for grocers and retailers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Michigan
California
Powerful Fleet At Tetuan Today
From Algerian, French and Turkish waters, sixteen battleships and auxiliary ships arrive at Tetuan Bay in Morocco for a preparatory gathering before the world cruise. The town and surrounding region expect large crowds as they glimpse the silent sea fighters before a planned Gibraltar stop on Feb. 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tetuan
Morocco
Tetuan Bay
Gibraltar
Information Filed Against Bookies in Jefferson Parish Case
New Orleans district attorney St. Clair Adams, who prosecutes Suburban track bookmakers in Jefferson parish, filed information against the accused yesterday. The case was continued until Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
St. Clair Adams
Orleans Parish
Jefferson Parish
Woman recalls steamship collision in fog bound chase
Mrs J L Stack of Chicago, likely the lone eyewitness to the Republic Florida collision, returns home and recounts waking to fog horns and three sharp whistles in darkness as the two steamboats collide in the harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
J. L. Stack
Republic
Florida
Ship Collision Sparks Wakeful Night At Sea
Survivor account describes two boats touching, a light shock, and passengers rushing to staterooms. Officers urged everyone to dress, with many women scrambling into clothing while a dignified figure in a gown and slippers carried violets down a rope ladder.
Yellow Jap Press Under Censorship
A Hochi statement urges readers not to view America's naval expansion as hostile, signaling government press censorship in Japan. The paper's calmer tone contrasts with earlier jingoism that alarmed officials amid California anti Japanese legislation debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
The
Hochi Today
America
Hochi
California
Expect to wrest power from Empress Taitou
From Rome to Addis Ababa reports say Prince Lij Menelik the twelve year old grandson of King Menelik leads a partisan force to seize the throne from Empress Taitou. Taitou holds the capital. depose may require a hard struggle as Menelik's death rumors circulate unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Lij
Menelik
Abyssinia
Addis Ababa
Taitou
Oil Trust Heads Reply Like Magnates At Grand Jury
Witnesses before the federal grand jury related to alleged frauds in Indian lands answered evasively, prompting talk of a lengthy probe and denying rumors of indictments against four individuals as the session continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
Federal Judge Seeks Help On Large Indictment Load
The passage notes Federal Judge Campbell has asked Judge Folk of the Kansas district to assist when indictments are returned. It suggests Campbell expects a vast number of true bills and will need help handling them.
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Campbell
Follock
Kansas
Local notes from Dresbach Minnesota and Pine Creek Valley
Edwin Maynard finds a valuable pearl on Saturday. Mrs J D Haigh and Mr Chas Mattox head to Owen Wisconsin. A dancing party at John Orr home featured Ben Theigke’s Harp orchestra. Oakland Cemetery trustees elected to set a new fence and uphold the cemetery association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Maynard
Dr. K. Bennett
la Crosse
J. D. Haigh
Chas. Mattox
Owen
Wis
A. B. Smith
Pine Creek Valley
Susie Nagle
la Crescent
Sam Nagle
Garry Buerck
Billy Bennett
Garry
Henry Holcomb
D. H. Baker
W. G. Dickson
Barney Kinney
Miles City
Mont
Ed Finn
A. J. Johnson
Tribune
Miller Bros
Ben Cramer
John Orr
Pine Creek
Ben. Theigke
John Cramer
Ben
Maurice
Lane’s Valley
Ike Schilling
Oakland Cemetery Association
R. Kemp
John Glenn
G. Widmeyer
C. C. Olmstead
Robert Dickson
Chas. Rousch
John Nichols
G. Widmoney
R. Remp
Robert Dalton
Monmouth
N. D
Christian Rudowitz Released From Jail in Chicago
Chicago reports that Christian Rudowitz was released from jail yesterday after complying with instruction. The development ends a prior detention phase and clears him of pending charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Christian Rudowitz
Russian Extradition Case Dips on Political Charge
Secretary of State Root Marshal Hoy and Secretary Foot refused to extradite Rudowitz from Russia, citing evidence he is charged with a political offense rather than a criminal act. The decision hinges on political offense doctrine and diplomatic considerations in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root Marshal Hoy
Rudowitz
Russia
Muri
Foot
Hey
Fresno Assemblyman Drew Receives Roosevelt Telegram
Sacramento reports Assemblyman A M Drew of Fresno received a tele gram from Theodore Roosevelt regarding proposed anti Japanese legislation. The message notes a letter to Governor Gillett and asks the governor to wait for its arrival. Drew’s measures with the mn were postponed yesterday for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
A. M.drew
Fresno
Gillett
Theodore Rooqsevelt
Drew
Bribery Rumors Hit Oklahoma Oil Land Bill
Rumors of attempted bribery in the interests of a bill affecting oil land loans in Oklahoma arise as the measure passes the house and moves to the senate. Big oil interests press for quick passage amid the reported bribery claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma Senate
Senate
Kansas to Honor Senator Ross Martyr in State Legislature
A joint resolution in Topeka proposes a framed tablet to memorialize REé mund G Ross exiled from Kansas after his vote during Andrew Johnson impeachment proceedings. Ross died recently and public sentiment prompted the tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Reémund G. Ross
Kansas
United States Senate
Andrew Johnson
Ross
Crib Fire Inquest Hints At Lubricant-Fueled Blaze
Chicago January 29 coroner inquest hears tests showing the crib construction soaked with lubricants could feed a blaze. Several witnesses testified that the setup would yield oil in a fire, corroborating earlier findings from yesterday's tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bomb Cache Found in Tomsk Technical Institute Cellar
A magazine of bombs was found in the cellar of Tomsk's technical institute. Police suspect revolutionary plotters planned to blow the building and kill the professor and students. Authorities report several arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomsk
Siberia
Technical Institute
God Made Man Then He Had a Woman
Fragment reads a humorous biblical anecdote about creation and a wife as a remedy for man’s happiness. The source presents a lighthearted view linking divine action to marital companionship.
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Nicholson-Scott CO
LA Crosse Tribune
North Side Office
W. J. Schultz
C. F. Schweigert
North Side Advertising and News
Oquser
Scotch Woolen Mills Company
Main Street
W. Moyles
Storm Hampers Service
Burington
Men’s Society
Yellow Jap Press
OIL Trust
Dresbach, Minn
Teddy
Haske Uldom
Dr. Pierce
Worth
Worth’s Dispensary Medical Association
R. V. Pierce
M. D
Buffalo, N. Y
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