North Side Briefs Show Night At Dreamland
North Side notes report a variety of social visits and returns. Mr. and Mrs. A Evenson welcome a baby boy at 1427 George St. Several residents travel to and from Dubuque St Paul and Chicago, while vaudeville at the Dome is featured tonight and tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Evenson
George Street
M. Fitzpatrick
J. Ryan
Caledonia Street
Caledonia
L. Scott
Berlin Street
Joseph Ott
St. Paul
North Side
C. McKeith
Galesville
E. Merwin
Gillette Street
Annabelle Harrington
Avon Street
Dubuque
Thomas Skemp
Kane Street
Dome
G. Murphy
Winona
A. J. Stortz
Loomis Street
Ruth Rynning
la Farge
H. Noem
Cochrane
FE. C. Glasson
Roy Lafsey
St. Louis
O. J. Koch
Potosi
le Roy Burdick
New York City
O. Moe
Osseo, Wis
G. Englested
Berlin
Jensen in La Crosse Visit From Rialto Native
Christ Jensen former La Crosse North side resident now living in Rialto California is visiting his parents at 1602 George street He is a graduate of La Crosse county agricultural school at Onalaska After graduation he worked for Fontana Orange company on citrus experiments
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Christ Jensen
North Side
Rialto
California
George Street
Mr. Jensen
la Crosse
Racing returns to New York Belmont revival profits announced
June 2 New York racing officials reported Belmont Park profits from the revival days as strong. Officials expect no state interference and foresee near full use of the $160 000 owners fund after one more big day, signaling a lasting comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Belmont
The
Racing Association
Experienced Ad Vertoksen Applicant Sighting in Informer Bureau
A witty exchange notes a man who can keep secrets and ward off prying questions. The applicant claims a past as a clerk in an information bureau, suggesting suitability for discreet work.
Luggage Loss Joke Quips From London Opinion
A witty exchange appears in the London Opinion where a traveler complains of missing luggage and a porter’s sly retort implies the traveler will not need a porter. The brief cartoonish dialogue showcases humor about travel mishaps.
Engineer Frank French Killed In Great Northern Derailment
North Side G N engineer Frank French is dead after the Oriental Limited derailed at a crossing in Moorehead Minnesota last night. Fireman is hospitalized in Fargo with serious injuries and several passengers suffer cuts and bruises. The train traveled from Chicago to Seattle and among the injured are A S Wooten and wife PD Ferguson Mrs A W Wells Phillip Casseghberg and Dr E A Ewart. None of the injured is expected to die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. Wooten
A. S. Wooten
New York
PD. F. Ferguson
Minneapolis
A. W. Wells
Sioux Pass
Mont
Phillip Casseghberg
Butte
E. A. Ewart
Cester
Funeral for Harry Howland Draws Rail Workers
The funeral services for Harry Howland, Burlington switchman killed in St Paul last Wednesday, were held yesterday at 2 30 PM from his Kane Street residence. A large turnout from the Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen and Enginemen Lodge 168 attended. Many floral offerings were sent. Rev M E Fraser officiated. The body was sent to Durand Wisconsin for burial.
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Harry Howland
Burlington
St. Paul
Kane _ street
Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen
Lodge No. 168
M. E. Fraser
Caledonia Street Methodist Church
Durand
Wis
Epworth League to Hold a Reception at Caledonia Street Church
The Epworth League of Caledonia Street Methodist Church hosts a reception Thursday evening in the church parlors honoring Mrs. Lester Covey a recent bride and Miss Ruth Warren and Miss Aina Timmings who are to wed soon. Members of the church and friends attend to congratulate them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Caledonia Street Methodist Church
Lester Covey
Ruth Warren
Aina Timmings
Woman Shows Porcelain Collection When She Smiles
A woman with a refined porcelain collection displays her treasures whenever she smiles, showcasing the items to guests and drawing attention to their delicate designs and artistry.
Walstead Funeral Held Tomorrow in Dakota Minnesota
Funeral for Mrs Cecelia Walstead will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Alfred McKown in Dakota on Tuesday June 3 at 9 am. She will be buried at Oak Grove cemetery in La Crosse. Born February 29 1925 in La Vanger Norway she married Andrew Walstead November 14 1861. Their children and grandchildren survive. long emigrant family history noted with deaths of son in a mine blast and her husband.
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Dakota
Minn
Cecelia Walstead
Alfred McKown
Oak Grove
la Crosse
Walstead
la Vanger
Norway
Andrew Walstead
Margaret
John
Lead City
S. D
Mark Walstead
Mr. Walstead
McKown
New Monroe County Court Creates Local Jurisdiction
Sparta Wisconsin June 2 The legislature's act establishing a municipal court for Monroe county is now law. County Judge McCoy gains jurisdiction over civil matters under 500 dollars in addition to probate work, while justices of the peace retain powers under 200 dollars. Cases may move or be heard in county court or Tomah if convenient. The county board may set the judge’s salary and direct fee handling, though retention of fees by the judge is likely. Memorial Day observances included services at Mount Hope and Woodlawn cemeteries with various speakers, a veterans’ request for traditional transport, and a large war drama at the armory titled The Spy of Gettysburg. Local events featured a 13 to 1 Sparta win over Leon in baseball and notable attendance at evening programs.
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Sparta
Wis
Monroe County
McCoy
Tomah
Mount Hope Cemetery
James Ford
Armory
Woodlawn Cemetery
John Heitman
Ruth Enckhausen
Col. Richards
Ladies’ Auxiliary
D. Hemstock
C. Wooley
Eugene Sullivan
Leon
Gettysburg
Richards
S. R. Burroughs
I. B. LaGasse
Poet Laureate Alfred Austin Dies in England
London, June 2. Alfred Austin, poet laureate of England, died today at age 78. Born May 20, 1835 in Headingley, Leeds, he became poet laureate in 1896 at 61. He studied law, practiced briefly, then pursued travel and writing after 1861. He married Hester Homan Mulock in 1865 and resided at Swinford Old Manor, Ashford, Kent. His notable works include Randolph, The Season, Fortunatus, The Pessimist, The Golden Age, and Interludes. He also wrote prose.
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London
Alfred Austin
England
Headingley
Leeds
London University
Inner Temple
Joseph Austin
Austin
Hester Homan- Mulock
Swinford Old Manor
Ashford
Kent
Probe on wages and morality in Illinois senate inquiry
Illinois senate vice commission will hold two sessions this week to study how low wages for men affect marriage and morality. Lieut Governor O Hara says 100 subpoenas will be issued and educators and business leaders will be questioned on wage conditions and their impact on wives and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois Senate Vice Commission
O’hara
Commission
Leg Broken But He Watches Game
J A Houser Bradford Publishing Denver third baseman refused anesthesia to have his shattered leg set so he could watch the finish of the ball game. He returned to the field in time to see his team win 12 to 5 after a Hudson slide broke his leg in two places above the knee.
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Hudson
Col
J. A. Houser
Bradford Publishing Company
Denver
Houser
Page Attends First Buckingham Palace Levee in Ordinary Evening Dress
Ambassador Walter Hines Page appeared at his first Buckingham Palace morning levee wearing plain evening clothes. He told friends he will maintain precedent by donning satin knee breeches at the next evening court invited by King George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Walter Hines Page
Buckingham Palace
George
A Comparison. When is a serial story like a bank deposit
The London Telegraph ponders a quip about serial stories and bank deposits noting that both accumulate value as interest grows.
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London Telegraph
Memorial Day Socials and Local Repairs Highlight Wisconsin Notice
Memorial day activities bring together Mrs. John A. Sholts and daughters Alice and Blanche in a city reunion with old friends. Visitors include Miss Alta Wolcott and Mr. E. E. Wolcott family members. J. R. Putman completes fire repairs, adds bathroom and porch expansion. Mrs. Fred E. Palmer hosts the Lucky Thirteen club for a six o’clock supper.
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Beloit
Kanas
T. P. Abel
Alta Wolcott
Milwaukee Normal
E. E. Wolcott
Harvey Hoffman
Milwaukee, Sparta and Northwestern Railway
Friesland
John A. Sholts
Madison
Sholts
Alice
Blanche
Merrill
Henry Davis
H. W. Jefferson
R. J. Taylor
A. B. Clough
Edgar
Chippewa Falls
Eau Claire
J. R. Putman
Fred E. Palmer
Lucky Thirteen Club
Anger Versus Malice Note on Sunlit Wrath
A terse reflection on anger and hatred, arguing that anger distorts judgment. It asserts anger cannot be justified after witnessing two suns, linking rage to malice and warning against letting anger govern actions. The piece uses moral language and admonition.
Four Die in Well While Hunting for Girl Olga Paczk
Firemen descended a 30 foot well in Chicago Heights to recover the bodies of four men who died from gas fumes during a rescue attempt for five year old Olga Paczk. Olga had been playing nearby when the tragedy unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Olga Paczk
Chicago Heights
Joseph Paczk
Olga
Asynty Paryngnat
Paczk
U S Stocks Fall in London Trading Across Markets
Canadian Pacific opens 11 percent lower on the London exchange then rises 3 points as U S stocks slide on weak New York reports tied to the Frisco receivership. Other American shares retreat up to 2 points amid the unsettled market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
London
Canadian Pacific
London Exchange
New York
Frisco
Senate Holds Key Sessions As House Debates Budget
The Senate opened at 8 00 p m with a special committee on lobbyists starting its probe and a West Virginia coal strike inquiry convening. Tariff subcommittees pressed the Wilson Underwood tariff bill while the House met at noon and Democrats caucused to ratify committee appointments and outline budget plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
West Virginia
House
Revival Weeks Show Good Results At City Mission
The first week of the revival closes with strong attendance despite weather. Evangelist Holden and Superintendent Dower lead services with Ella Gannon and a girls chorus performing. Upcoming events feature church groups and a glee club, with Mr. Dewey adding seats to accommodate crowds and Mrs. Holden attending a social at Miss Hazel’s for an anniversary.
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Gra
Dower
Holden
Ella Gannon
Fist Presbyterian Church
North Baptist Tabernacle
Glee Club
Dewey
Evangelist Holden
Mrs. Holden
Hazel
No Effort. The driving is always easy seats man is driven to drink
A fragmented clipping notes a vague complaint about driving and a man driven to drink. The source text is unclear and contains garbled phrases and quotation marks.
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Chicago Old-Herald
Womes
Andeae
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Elroy
the Dome
William J. Bentley
No. 2
Otto Klix
Horlick
G. N
Oriental Limited
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Howland
Calvin D. Baker
J. P. Taylor
Necedah
G. Groezinger
Bangor
Florence Kent
Kansas
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Bunny
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Morrison
Louise Beck Morrison
H. E. Morrison
H. Morrison
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