City News Rows Prison Terms For Two Vagrants
William Harold and S. W. Maes were today sentenced to five 206 days in the county jail. The report also notes a county assistant narrowly avoiding a fire caused by a bee run at Hart Implements, and a golf match at Schaghticoke club where Wallace Tourtellotte won after a July Fourth tie. High water hindering local fishing, with season slow to start and bass not yet harvested.
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Wags
William Harold
S. W. Maes
Automobile trip to Winona by La Crosse party
John Meyer George Olson and Mr House of the Northern Automobile company traveled to Winona in a car yesterday leaving La Crosse in the morning and arriving for dinner. Olson and Meyer returned by rail while Mr House continued to St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meyer
George Olson
Mr. House
Northern Automobile Company
Winona
la Crosse
Mr. Olson
Mr. Meyer
St. Paul
Ringling Bros Circus Opens With Novel European Acts
La Crosse hosts Ringling Brothers three mile parade on July 21 with a 375 member troupe. New Zealand pig trainer Kerslake showcases intelligent barnyard performers while a star act Miss La Belle Roche performs a daring auto mobile double somersault. Additional acts include giraffes chimps horses hippo and a wide menagerie with branch sales at Young’s Drug Store.
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Kerslake
New Zealand
Ringling Brothers
Tropics
Tibet
la Crosse
Koblitz Denies Assault Charge in County Court
Jacob Koblitz pleaded not guilty in county court this morning to an assault and battery charge. The alleged incident occurred on the Koblitz farm south of town as a warrant served by Ernest Cornell named Koblitz in the case.
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Ernest Cornell
Jacob Koblitz
Koblitz
Here
After Getting Caught With The Goods The Average Man Repents
A brief moral note argues that ordinary men seldom repent until they are exposed to theft or deceit. The remark underscores a common human tendency to excuse wrongdoing until confronted by evidence.
Moonlight Steamer Excursions Highlight Personal News
Will Block returns from Eau Claire visits. Moonlight on the W. W. steamers July 10 and Rutledge on Sunday for Winona excursions. Numerous locals travel to nearby towns, greetings exchanged, and a few moves. The Merry Widow Club promotes evening trips as residents visit friends and attend local events.
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Will Block
Eau Claire
Thorals
Charles Thompson
Chaseburg
W. W
Congregational Church
George Claus
Kinnek
Dresbach
George Powell
Nannie Bartel
Milwaukee
Stella Brady
Tremp2neau
Maude Stathem
Will Willer
Hokah
G. C. Diment
J. H. Weber
Winona
Rutledge
Chas. Steinke
Hammerberg
Mound Prairie
Katie Eglington
la Crosse
Olive Webster
Pine Creek
Merry Widow Club
Martin and
Oscar Larsen
T. J. Moe
Osseo
W's
Raider Johnson
South Valley Ha
J. A. Carlson
Mount Prairie
Lew Mix
C. F. Bottcher
Twenty Die As Building Under Construction Collapses
In St. Petersburg a large structure under construction collapsed causing twenty deaths and forty injuries. Fifteen bodies recovered. final toll awaits debris removal. A stray moral line appears at end not related to the incident.
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ST. Petersburg
Society launches rides and picnics details
Mrs Holtze hosted a picnic yesterday at Myrick Park honoring Mrs Host of Sioux City. Miss Melinda Funk gave a launch ride last evening for Miss Wall of Marion Indiana, guest of Miss Irma Candrian.
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Holtze
Myrick Park
Host
Sioux City
Melinda Funk
Wall
Marion
Ind
Irma Candrian
A Musical Afternoon at Miss Candrian Home
Miss Irma Candrian hosted an informal musicale with about twenty five guests including Solon of Minneapolis, a Saengerfest soloist, who performed to hearty applause. An earlier informal evening at Mrs Toland’s residence featured Miss Fox of Chicago and several other local guests with refreshments served.
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Irma Candrian
Miss Wall
Miss Solon
Minneapolis
F. J. Toland
Miss Fox
Chicago
Helen Snow
Arthur Nebb
Sioux Falls
S. D
Margaret
Eleanor Marston
Nannie Funk
Viola Doerflinger
Helen Norbeck
Rob Gordon
Wilbur Holcomb
Percy Bentley
Samuel Hyde
Arthur Funk
Leigh
Ralph Toland
Mrs. R M I Kinnear Hosts Coffee For Vancouver Guest
Mrs R M I Kinnear entertained yesterday afternoon at a coffee in honor of her guest Mrs Grant of Vancouver. Other guests from out of the city included Mrs Russell of Lincoln Neb Mrs Barbara Russell of Evanston Ill and Mrs Storm Schulz. Mrs W R Montague hosted a bridge table yesterday afternoon.
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R. M. I. Kinnear
Grant
Vancouver
City
Russell
Lincoln, Neb
Barbara Russell
Evanston
Inl
Storm Schulz
W. R. Montague
Bridge
Luncheon at Country Club Honors Mrs. Martin
Mrs. D Cunningham hosted a luncheon at the Country Club for a dozen guests honoring her cousin Mrs. Martin of Indianapolis. The attendees were old friends and former schoolmates of Mrs. Martin.
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Country Club
D. Cunningham
Martin
Indianapolis
Social Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Guests
Mr and Mrs F R Forschler stay with Mrs Evan A Evans in West avenue south. Miss Louise Wells from Cascade Locks Oregon visits city friends on return from Wellesley Massachusetts. Miss Wall from Marion Indiana visits Grand Forks through the Saengerfest.
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F. R. Forschler
Forschler
Evan A. Evans
West Avenue South
Louise Wells
Cascade Locks
Ore
Wellesly
Mass
Wall
Marion
Ind
Irma Candrian
Mariana Goodenough
Grand Forks
Westminster Ladies meet at Mrs Rohraugh's Friday
The Ladies Ald society of Westminster Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs PD H Rohraugh at 1229 Farnam street on Friday at 2 o clock. Ladies are cordially invited.
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Ald Society
The
Westminster Presbyterian Church
PD. H. Rohrabaugh
Farnam Street
Musical and Literary Entertainment at City Church
A musical and literary program will be held at the church next Tuesday evening. The event features local performers and aims to entertain the congregation with songs readings and sketches.
Pretty wedding at Panzlau home in July
A quiet wedding was held at 10 a m Thursday July 9 with Rev J L Panzlau uniting Ida B Colby and Rollins P Stanton at the parsonage 703 Ferry street. The bride wore a tan travel suit and the groom gray. The newlyweds left for the Twin Cities and White Bear Minn to visit relatives. The bride is daughter of C A Colby employed by Oak Grove Cement. the groom works for The Tribune. They will reside at Twenty first and Madison streets after October 1.
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Panzlau
J. L. Panzlau
Ida B. Colby
Rollins P. Stanton
St. Paul
Ferry Street
Twin Cities
White Bear
Minn
C. A. Colby
Oak Grove Cement Association
The
Tribune
Notice to local firms for Saengerfest inserts
Local manufacturers, jobbers and others desiring inserts for public city to the coming Saengerfest may be supplied promptly if they notify by postal, letter or phone the Chairman of the Saengerfest Advertising Committee at his office. Harry C. Whittier, Chairman Advertising Committee of
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Harry C. Whittier
Aged Des Moines Mayor Weds Quietly at 63
Des Moines mayor A J Mathis, 63, secretly marries Elizabeth Ferguson of Norfolk Virginia, sister of his late wife. The ceremony occurred last night with no prior notice to fellow commissioners, as plans were kept secret until license issuance in the late afternoon.
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Des Moines
A. J. Mathis
Elizabeth Ferguson
Norfolk
Politician’s Dilemma on Towne Invitation at Convention
Governor Folk says Towne’s invitation to address the convention rests on a chairman’s consent and argues few vice presidential candidates would welcome it. Delegates, including New York, avoid Bryan demonstrations until after nomination. The Colorado Electric Special offers cheap Chicago to Denver round trips with luxurious trains.
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New York
Bryan
Folk
Bell
Towne
Colorado
Chicago
Denver
Pullman
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Union Pacific
North Western
North Western Line
Towne Invited as Only Vice Presidential Candidate at Bryan Rally
The message from Denver notes Charles W Towne as the sole active vice presidential candidate invited to address the Bryan convention. Bell extended the invitation twice, but Towne was absent. Analysts see this as Bryan signaling Towne as a potential running mate while drawing pressure from Tamany and New York delegates.
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Denver
Colo
Charles W. Towne
Bryan
Towne
Bell
Tammany
New York
Leap for Lives in Hotel Fires at Coney Island
A massive blaze at the Vandervere and Pabst hotels in Coney Island destroyed both properties in a quarter of a million dollar fire. About 25,000 onlookers witnessed guests leaping from blazing windows to escape. Mrs. Frank Clayton lost diamonds valued at 10,900 dollars as the fire threatened Luna Park, Dreamland, and Steeple Chase Park before shifting winds saved the area.
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New York
Vandervere's
Pabst’s
Coney Island
Frank Clayton
Pabst
Luna Park
Dreamland
Steeple Chase Park
New Haven seeks payment for Prince Wilhelm car
The New Haven road requests funding for a special car used for Prince Wilhelm of Sweden during his U S visit last year. Washington says the prince traveled not as a foreign government representative, so the U S pays nothing. The car went to Providence and discussions include Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
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Boston
Mass
New Haven
Prince Wilhelm
Sweden
Washington
United States
Massachusetts
Wilhelm
Commonwealth
Providence
Rhode Island
Rhodey
Hammes Bros Buyout of Albrecht and Hammes Shoe Firm
Hammes Bros who bought out the shoe business of Albrecht and Hammes at the corner of 9th and Adams will pay and collect all bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammes Bros
Albrecht and
Hammes
Corner 9Th
Adams
After-Party Reflections on Good Breeding and Etiquette
A woman critiques guests after a party focusing on what she calls good breeding. She contends some attendees did not act properly, highlighting expectations of decorum and behavior in social gatherings.
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M. Hettinger
N. Fifte ST
City News
Wellville
S. Front ST
Mme. B. Soule
Circus
Cornell
W. W. Moonlight
Dick Feller
Oak Ridge
Earl Clevenger
Houston
la Crose
Harry Peacock
Will Powell
James Vincent
Blue Labels
Houston Cardinals
Brookside Farm
West Salem
H. M. Cronk
Dc. A. Kaeppler
Jay Paddock
Caledonia
Lillie Swenson
Gilbert Wisland
George Bunge
Portland
S. McKay Dague
West
Gateway City
Sigmund Bergseth
Schick & Roth
Camp Douglas
Irvine
W. T. Irvine
Main St
Society
Madelon
Dorothy Vernon
Merry Widow
True Violet
Alice Paris Craze
Chas
Beyschlag
Main Street
Wisconsin
Governor Folk
Tri
Bune
A. M. Brayton
Melville E. Trux and the “Thistle
Thistle
Melville E. Trux
Gulf
Winona Drawbridge
Mr. Trux
Myron Savage
F. W. DeGuire
A. E. Dobbs
Davenport
Saengerfest
Mariner Pharmacy
Kodaks
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Erhart
Red Cross Drug Stores
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