Card of Thanks for Kindness in Bereavement
The undersigned express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our mother. Special gratitude to Rev A Ingham and the Calence street M E church and to Milwaukee Sound house employees for floral offerings. Signed W J Dawson Mrs J F Hauser S J Dawson.
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A. Ingham
Calence Street M. E. Church
Milwaukee Sound House
W. J. Dawson
J. F. Hauser
J. Dawson
Spirit of Get Predominates in Public Talk on Needs of the Hour
Judge Alden lectured on The Needs of the Hour, tracing four ages of the nation from the pilgrim era to today’s “spirit of get.” He described grafters and common workers alike as embodying the era's graft and greed in a talk introduced by Attorney Schweizer of La Crosse.
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Bunnell
Judge Alden
Attorney Schweizer
la Crosse
George D. Alden
Boston
Mass
Hamlet
New England
Wisconsin
Spirit of Conscience and Graft Highlighted in Public Talks
Early lectures criticize moral decline and greed in trade, urging more faith and service. Albert Armstrong and Laird discuss Burns and democracy, while Dr Cadman calls for peace and social duty amid political debate. Landis discusses tariffs and the Merchant Marine as public programs draw attention.
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Albert Armstrong
Lorna Doone
Laind
Laird
Burns
Barnes
Scotland
Willie
Burne
Cotter
Wallace
Congressman Landis
la Crosse
Dr. Cadman
Officer Dies After Wounding at Fort Des Moines
Captain John C. Raymonds of the Second U S Cavalry died in Des Moines two weeks after being shot by Corporal Crabtree at Fort Des Moines. The incident occurred three weeks prior to his death.
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Des Moines
Iowa
John C. Raymonds
Second
U. S. Cavalry
Corporal Crabtree
Fort Des Moines
Great War Fleet Arrives at Port Henry on Lake Champlain
A United States war fleet totaling 18 crew, 31% tons, anchors at Port Henry to participate in a centennial lake celebration. The flagship Manly, 30 tons, 28 knots, commanded by Lieut G W Steel, leads two nameless launches from New York yards amid a humorous, antiquated fleet scene.
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Washington
Port Henry
Lake Champlain
Manly
G. W. Steel
Naval Academy
New York Navy Yards
Hudson
Jer Hes
Ritter Joins Outcasts Ahead of Weekend Games
A new pitcher Ritter reports to La Crosse baseball management and is expected to debut Saturday at Winona. Wolfe will likely start Sunday in the doubleheader with Pfeffer and Schardt to be used. Attendance has lagged, but officials urge citizens to support baseball at the local park.
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Ritter
Winans
Duluth
Wolford
la Crosse
Winona
Joe Killian
Pfeffer
Schardt
Frohsinn Concert Before the Levee Boards Harbor
Forty Frohsinn Singing Society members will gather at Singer Wharf for an outdoor concert aboard the Langch Le Belle. They will sail to La Crosse harbor to sing with just enough power to stay afloat, replacing their usual practice session.
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Frohsinn Singing Society
Singer Wharf
State Street
Langch le Belle
la Crosse Harbor
Make-Man Tablets Promise Bold Health Transformation
A sensational tonic claim extols Make-Man Tablets as fast acting and safe for all ages. It promises renewed energy, relief from exhaustion and nervous issues, plus blood purification and nerve strengthening for men and women. Sold at druggists for 2.56 per six or mailed with guarantee.
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Soc
Make-Man Tablets Coupon Request Ad
A reader requests a cut out free coupon for Make-Man Tablets and a 50¢ full size box plus booklet. The note asks the druggist to send to a specified address and includes 4 cents to partially pay mailing expense. One box per family.
Harvard Still Betting Favorite In Varsity Regatta
Harvard leads in a rowing showdown with times posted for varsity four at 13:14 to Yale 12:22 and freshmen eight at 11:52 to Yale 12:09. The finish line sits near the shore as officials prepare final accounts of the gruelling race.
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Harvard
Yale
Chinese Murder Inked in Sequel to Sigel Case
New York police probe ties the Stanton Street murder of Yung Yow, a Chinese laundryman, to the Sigel case. Yung Yow was found strangled in his laundry tub with blood evidence and signs of a struggle. He belonged to the Ong Leong tong and had recently testified in a cocaine case.
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New York
Yung Yow
Stanton Street
Sigel
Young Yow
Ong Leong Tong
Taft warns party of deceit peril in Yale speech
President Taft in New Haven addresses 1800 Yale graduates warning the Republican party to live up to promises or risk relegation to a position like his majesty s opposition. He jokes about Secretary Dickinson and underscores party unity amid tariff debate.
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New Haven
Conn
Republican Party
Congress
Taft
Yale
Dickinson
Democratic Party
Mason and Dixon
Panama Canal
Brother Dickinson
Chicago
Dhe Neer
Charles Francis Adams
Adams
Joseph McGrath Fights Prisoner on Fifth Street
A patrol wagon stop turned violent as Joseph McGrath of Central station clashed with Alf Hasen who was drunk and resisted arrest. McGrath escorted the man around blocks to the Fifth Street theater area where the struggle left H ages bloody nose and McGrath needing assistance. About a hundred bystanders watched the incident near Chau Tauqhau.
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Joseph McGrath
Central Station
Alf Ha- Sen
Pearl Street
Jay Street
Fifth
Fifth Street
Chautauqqua
Hagen
Courtship in a Tobacco Factory Sparks Alaska- Virginia Match
Cyril J. Worthington a Nome Alaska mine operator formerly of Newsport News va arrived in Seattle en route to Richmond to wed Mrs Corinne Raleigh the Richmond tobacco factory worker he had never met. A note with her name and address in a tobacco package started a mail courtship and engagement.
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Seattle
Wash
Cyril J. Worthington
Newsport News
Nome
Alaska
Richmond
Corinne Raleigh
Borah Charges Opposition to Income Tax in Corporation Tax Fight
Senator Borah of Idaho accuses the finance committee of pushing a corporation tax to derail an income tax. He cites 1898 debates and lists Republicans who opposed then now backing the tax, including Aldrich and Lodge, implying party shift and political motive. In LaPorte Indiana a $3,141 judgment against Belte G Aberdeen’s estate prevails, moving relatives of Aberdeen murder victims to new claims.
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Borah
Idaho
Finance Committee
Senate
McCumber
N. D
Aldrich
Platt
Connecticut
Spooner
Wisconsin
United States
Supreme Court
Lodge
Massachusetts
Laporte
Ind
Belte G
Aberdeen
S. D
Winess
Porte
Helgelein
Eser Andrew
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