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Wea
Maler Darber College
Chicago
Lils
U. S. Army
United States
Hotel Grand
la Crosse
Wis
Morgan's daughter aids sweatshop reform in New York
Miss Anne Morgan daughter of J P Morgan with Samuel Prince a leading International Cigar Makers Union member began an inspection of New York cigar factories to influence city and state law on sanitation. She serves as representative of the Civic Federation's women’s department and visited a model factory to observe ideal conditions.
Fairbanks Accepts Consolation Dinner Invitation
Representative James E. Watson of Indiana invites Vice President Fairbanks to host a consolation dinner for the defeated Indiana Republican delegation. Fairbanks accepts contingent on seating capacity and the dinner will be held next week with a definite date to follow.
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Washington, D. C
James E. Watson
Indiana
Fairbanks
Harriman Czar Vanderbilts And The New Central Board
Edward H Harriman’s election to the New York Central board ends Vanderbilt control, uniting Union Pacific and allied interests to form a coast-to-coast rail route from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Harriman’s allies threaten to elect him byApril if not seated now, lifting stock prices and reshaping Wall Street.
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New York
Edward H. Harriman
New York Central and
Hudson River
Vandervilts
Hartman
Atlantic
Pacific
United States
Harriman
Wizard
Virgina
Vanderbilts
Twombley
Depew
Et al
Wall Street
New York Central
Harrimar
Buffalo
Chicago
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Omaha
Rock Island
Ogden
Salt Lake
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Oregon Railroad and Navigation Company
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Central
Harriman Grunting Enigma Described by Mayor in Atlanta
Mayor Maddox calls E. H. Harriman a grunting enigma during a Atlanta tour with the magnate. Harriman, shown the state capitol, bowed and praised the graftless capitol. He jokes about Rockefeller and Morgan and recalls a dinner with Morgan’s cigar before ptomaine poisoning illness.
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Atlanta, Ga
E. H. Harriman
Maddox
Atlanta
Mr. Harriman
Capitol
Rockefeller
Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Wisconsin legislator seeks Blue Mounds state park purchase
Madison dispatch notes Assemblyman from Iowa County to introduce a bill to buy about 400 acres at Blue Mounds for a western Dane county state park. The area includes two mounds near 2,000 feet high, with historic ties to early Dane County settlement and Black Hawk war refuges. A separate bill seeks a $5,000 monument to Henry Dodge at Dodgeville.
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Fred L. Holmes
Madison
Wis
jSpecial
Piat Whitman
Iowa County
Dane County
United States
Pokerville
Milwaukee
Galena
Minnesota
Iowa
Brigham
C. S. Brigham
Blue Mounds
Wisconsin River
Dodge
Whitman
Henry Dodge
Wisconsin
Dodgeville
Lancaster
Nelson Dewer
Vincennes
Ind
Territory of
Territory
Burlington
Prairie du Chien Notes Bright Social and Theatre Life
A full house enjoyed Paid in Full at the Metropolitan theater with high praise for the company. A basketball game between Bloomington and Prairie du Chien high schools is set for Saturday at the Met. A baby contest run by Majestic Electric Theater will end February 19 with prizes. Leaders include Viola Miller Edward Nugent Victor Nugent with Mrs. Spencer traveling to Niagara Falls. Local receipts report visits by Mrs. Henry Netz, Mrs. Campbell, Mrs. James E. Harris, Alma Millpaugh, Miss Thomas, Eva Chase, Rose Herold, Frank Henzel, Alby Sturnad, and Rufus Robson. Ralph Rose departs for northwestern Canada for real estate work. Albert W. Steinbach and Pearl Eggleston announce marriage at Madison January 28. the couple to reside at Camp Douglas after March 15. St Gabriel's Young Ladies Sodality to host card party February 3. Daisy shell cutting plant to be opened by William Moshier and two other button plants operate locally. Mr. Ms. Mackin of Yousman House returned from Circa 50 trip. Earl Hurlbut travels to Eau Claire to join Grand Opera House orchestra.
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Metropolitan Theater
Metropolitan
Bloomington
Prairie du Chien
Majestic Electric Theater Company
Viola Miller
Edward Nugent
Victor Nugent
Spencer
Niagara Falls
Ontario
Henry Netz
Milwaukee
Campbell of
Dubuque
Eva Chase
Rose Herold
Frank Henzel
Alby Sturnad
Rufus Robson
Ralph Rose
Canada
Albert W. Steinbach
Pearl Eggleston
Madison
Wis
Steinbach
Camp Douglas
Young Ladies Sodality
St. Gabriel's Church
William Moshier
Ms. Mackin
Yousman House
Pleasant social and church notes from Pickwick Minn
Mr Freeman Gross of New Richmond Wisconsin visits Mrs A O Gross in Pickwick for a few days. A dancing party at Billy Blatz home and a well attended lecture by Mrs Bessie Daythe Scoville president of the W C T U. Several residents attend Burns festival in Galesville. Others visit Winona and Dakota for piano and home coming events. Continuous illness keeps J D Suffrins at home. Cemetery Aid society met for a full day at Mrs Fannie Griffin’s home.
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Freeman Gross
New Richmond
Wis
A. O. Gross
Billy Blatz
Bessie Daythe Scoville
Helmer Olsen
Will Suffrins
Della Hatch
Hulda Olson
Galesville
Amelia Degrager
Griffin
F. J. Willard
Dakota
Ed Thompson
Burke
Winona
Alma Sistad
Lora Knaak
Clarence Davis
J. D. Suffrins
Cemetery Aid Society
Fannie Griffin
Stylish maid is a clever graf ter
Julius Kahn reports his home robbed of 3000 dollars in diamonds. A stylishly dressed maid disappeared the next day with all the jewelry, leading police to suspect a professional thief. Telegrams sent to St. Louis Cleveland Cincinnati Minneapolis and other cities to pursue an organized gang.
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Chicago
Julius Kahn
First National Cooperative Society
St. Louis
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Knife and bomb for pro Japan Koreans
In Ping Yong Korea on January 29 a stabbing hit Sung minister of the interior as the imperial train carrying the Korean emperor neared. A bomb thrown at the train caused no injuries. The incident signals anti pro Japanese demonstrations and the Wiju visit was canceled. Prince Ito, resident general, is reported seriously ill.
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Ping Yong
Korea
Sung
Prince Ito
Wiju
Man cites marriage as reason to skip church attendance
A man argues that a good wife makes churchgoing unnecessary, reflecting a personal view on marital devotion and religious practice.
Roosevelt kin in canal deal linked libel suits
Douglas Robinson brother in law to the president met with District Attorney Jerome for about fifteen minutes late yesterday regarding libel actions Jerome plans against certain newspapers. Robinson declined to comment on the matter.
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New York
Douglas Robinson
Roosevelt
Nelson Cromwell
Jerome
Robinson
Markets Report Union Stock Yards Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Cattle receipts 7 000 with steady market. prime beeves 5.35 to 7. cows 2.25 to 5.60. Hogs receipts 29 000 with market steady or lower. light 5.50 to 6.15. heavy 5.80 to 6.40. Sheep receipts 14 000 with 10 to 20 cent decline. native sheep 3.20 to 5.60. native lambs 4.50 to 7.60.
Livestock Prices and Receipts at Union Stockyards
Cattle receipts 6000 current, 2500 expected tomorrow with market steady. Prime beeves 5.25 to 6.50, poor to medium 3.90 to 5.10, stockers 2.80 to 5.00, cows 3.10 to 5.40, canners 1.75 to 2.85, Texans 3.40 to 5.50. Hogs receipts 45000, 28000 tomorrow, market 5 to 10 cents lower. light 5.50 to 6.10, rough 5.70 to 5.90, heavy 5.70 to 6.40, mixed 6.00 to 6.45, pigs 4.50 to 5.59. Sheep receipts 12000, 80000 tomorrow, market steady. native 3.00 to 5.60, western 3.15 to 5.50, native lambs 4.50 to 7.65, western 5.00 to 7.60.
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UNION
Ill
Boy Reveals Clue in Crib Fire Inquest
Chicago cant 29 A high school boy David Slight just out of school and on his first job told the coroner's inquest how the fire started in the intermediate crib near Jackson park. He described seeing an old man enter the powder room then a puff of smoke and a bluish flame from the magazine door. The identity of the old man remained unknown. The testimony supports suspicions of a feud among night shift shot firers among the negro workers. The inquest hinted the feud may relate to statements accusing Fultz of entering the magazine with a torch. In the tunnel 150 feet beneath Lake Michigan Slight described workers planning revenge while facing fatal danger.
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Chicago
Can
David Slight
Jackson Park
California bill funds probe of Japanese population
A bill for $10,000 to cover the cost of an exhaustive investigation into the condition and number of Japanese in California has been introduced in both houses at the urging of Governor Gillette. It is believed to pass without opposition.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
Gillette
Crushed Hopes and a Meerschaum Mishap
A jumbled humor piece recalls a Washington misquote about integrity and a birthday meerschaum that breaks during use. A boy confesses to breaking it, prompting reflections on honesty and parental dreams. The column ends with a quip about a woman revealing troubles at first meeting.
Steady Markets With Higher Cheese Quotations
Prices across grains fruits vegetables and dairy show a steady market with cheese quotations noted higher. Items listed include apples barrels at 5.00 and 4.50 for New York Greenings, lemons at 4.00 per 300, cabbage 6.06, and onions 55 cents per bushel, with flour and feed and butter prices also recorded.
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J. C. Burnea
New York
Washington
Nellis
Florida
California
Michigan
Hallower
Listman Milling Co
A. B. Moll
Cilseieo Sae
Malaga
H. M. Sieger
POE
Nso
Marshall Jury Hung In Rankin Murder Case
In Union City Tennessee the jury deliberating Ed Marshall for the murder of Captain Rankin during last October raid reported an inability to agree and was discharged. It was understood the jury stood ten for acquittal and two for first degree murder conviction.
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Union City
Tenn
Ed Marshall
Rankin
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Cass
Main Street
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S. J. de Ranitz & Co
Main St
G. W
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L. N. Bier
State St
G. A. Sexton
Ruhoff
Sill St
E. Markeng
George, la Crosse
E. O. Skennard
14Th Ave
Minn
Inquire
Vine St
Division St
Pacific Coast
The
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Viavi
Ns Eee
Cecilia Maloney
Downs
Caledonia
G. Krenger
H. W. Barker
Runckel
St. Paul
C. W. Bodilly
N. 2Nd St
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Black River R. R. Bridge
American House
Mill St
O. C
Carston
Strauss
Hillsboro
Sparta
Bates and
Sherman
Reedsburg
Madame Gowando
N. 6Th St
Schick & Roth—Batavian Bank
Telephone 390
C. S. van Auken
Pearl Street
Arkansas
H. O. Sanford
Fayetteville
Ark
John Wolcott
Cochrane Jewelry Co
Cochrane
Fourth Building Association
Co. R. Benton
Ane
Toland
Enigma
Viroqua, Wis
Edward Thosgaard
Westby
Cal Cox
Manning
Proctor
Mesdames P. Hagen
H. Hollien
Cora Hagen
Morgenary” Temperance Lodge
Christian Church
Everett Barnes
Rockford
B. F. Purdy
Chris Peterson
Ray Brye
Congregational Aid Society
T. Hulsetter
West Prairie
O. Hulsetter
Galena Thompson
Soldiers Grove
la Cross
Ument
Territorial
Earl Hurlbut
Eau Claire
Grand Opera House
Pickwick, Minn
Mark Twain
Ayington
Pather
Ee Eee
Thomas Bran
Shorts
Ice Cream & Butter Co
Americas
Alon
Langdon-Boyd Packing Co
Hawley
Tame
Marshall
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