Bijou summer program promises record week of shows
Manager Gallagher of the Bijou has arranged a stellar lineup for next week aimed to eclipse all prior performances. Top paid acts include Prof W McGrath the famed hand balancer, The Musical Bartletts, Jennings and Jewel the German comedians, and Eva Thatcher The Irish Lady. The season is expected to draw crowded houses.
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Gallagher
Bijou
W. McGrath
Jennings
Jewel
Eva Thatcher
Fine Adam Schaaf Pianos Solicit Rentals and Tuning
The notice promotes Adam Schaaf pianos available at A Ruhoff's, inviting rentals and tuning services with contact at 9108 Seventh Street Beth. The item repeats itself in ad form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Schaaf
A. Ruhoff
7Th St. Beth
Arcadia Fourth of July to be celebrated big
City news item on Arcadia hosting a large Fourth of July celebration with details on associated events and local civic notices. Mentions the Bijou theatre matinees, steamer City of Hudson trips, and community gatherings including church and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colby
Reitzel
Will Powell
George Powell
Arcadia
O. S. Sisson
West Salem
New Phillips
Common Council
Hinckley
Galena
Bijou
Geo. Frey
Philip Young
la Crosse
Sidney
St. Paul
St. Louis
Niagara
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
E. A. Evans
Deacon” Evans
Market Street
Street Railway
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Scandinavian Glee Club Comes to La Crosse Concert
The University of Kristiania Glee Club touring the country will perform in La Crosse on June 13. Local alumni Dr. A. Gundersen and Attorney O. R. Skaar organize the event and provide the guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Gunderson
la Crosse
Norden Society
University of
Normandin Declared Insane in Bartender Assault Case
Camilo Normandin, who filed a war rant against a local bartender for assault and battery, was examined for sanity and adjudged insane. He will be committed to an asylum. His Minneapolis home and relatives have been notified, and Minnesota authorities may receive him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilo Normandin
Normandin
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Weather Observer to Use Local Conditions for Forecasts
Weather Observer George Ober holtzer has been instructed by the weather department to base forecasts on local conditions rather than general forecasts from other stations. The change allows him to issue strictly local forecasts and brings his work closer to that of a forecaster.
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George Oberholtzer
Weather Department
Last Chance Bottle Sale at Hoeschler Bros Stores
Today is the final day of a sale offering a $100 bottle of Caska for 35 cents or three bottles for $1.00, available only at Hoeschler Bros. Both locations advertise the discount.
Castro Tells of Relations With Uncle Sam
President Castro speaks to congress about U S relations providing context on the Bermudez and Orinoco companies. He notes a past dispute settled by protocols but states that Bowen sought new arbitration, while Cuba asserts sovereignty and independence.
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Castro
Uncle Sam
Caracas
Venezuela
Congress
United States
Bermudez
Orinoco
Various 1905 World News Highlights Across Nations
D W Ross resigns from Illinois Central to serve as purchasing agent for the Isthmian Canal Commission. John Paul Jones remains to be interred in Annapolis after return from France. New York approves $80 000 for Bellevue Hospital reconstruction. General Horace Porter departs Paris for Switzerland. Netherlands votes $280 000 to buy a site for the Palace of Peace by Andrew Carnegie. Pope Pius X marks 70th birthday. Locust swarms devastate southern Wisconsin. Miss Roosevelt visits Cincinnati. West Park Presbyterian Philadelphia meeting ends in jeers and fights. Mme Calve reportedly ruptures a vocal chord ending singing career. One million dollars in jewels from Queen Isabella’s collection to be auctioned in New York for Leland Stanford University.
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D. W. Ross
Illinois Central Railroad
Isthmian Canal Commission
John Paul Jones
France
Annapolis
New York
Bellevue Hospital
Horace Porter
United States
Paris
Switzerland
Netherlands
Palace of Peace
Andrew Carnegie
Mme. Calve
Isabella of Spain
Leland Stanford
Leland Stanford University
Baseball Scores Across Leagues and Rail Fare Offer
Chicago dispatch lists scores from leagues with Cincinnati 9 over St. Louis 1 in rain shortened play. Boston 8 over New York 3 after 13 innings. weather delays in Brooklyn Pittsburgh. Philadelphia 3 over Washington 1. St Louis 5 over Detroit 1. New York rain. Columbus 1 over Indianapolis 0. Milwaukee 6 over Minneapolis 3. Louisville 10 over Toledo 7. Kansas City 5 over St Paul 4. Colorado Springs 7 over Omaha 3. St Joseph 1 over Sioux City 2. Denver rain. Also Northwestern Line offers very low return fare to Milwaukee with excursion tickets June 5-6 for trains arriving by noon, return by June 9, to attend I O O F meeting.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
New York
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Association
Columbus
Indianapolis
Milwaukee -Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Western
Colorado Springs
Omaha
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Denver
Wis
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
New Train Service Between Salem and Sioux City
A daily Monday through Saturday train departs Salem at 6:00 a m reaches Alton at 10:00 a m and Sioux City at 11:30 a m Returning trains leave Sioux City at 4:00 p m except Sunday and Alton at 5:25 p m arriving Salem at 9:20 p m The service runs through at Alton with no changes enhancing Northwestern Line connectivity between Salem and Sioux City.
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Salem
S. D
Sioux City
Iowa
Alton
Handsome Menues for B. and O. Dining Car Service
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad issues new dining car menus for its fast eastern trains. The menus offer a selection of hotel quality dainties and are printed in a handsome affair. A Bijou matinee today draws large crowds, with a special five cent children's show.
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Hollister
Geo. Frey
Charley
G. A. Kuehn
Great Falls
Mont
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Bijou
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John C. Burns
Manoa
City News
James Schwebach
Burlington Road
Woodman
Onalaska
Mrs. Smith
J. A. Siegeweid of
Cadia
Root River
Money Creek
Milwaukee Road
S. M
Fitzgerald
Lanesboro
Rushford Star
H. M. Cronk
J. K. Fowler
W. W. Collins
The
Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Madison
South Seventh Street
Collins
Batavian Bank
Alonzo Dikeman
Marcel Goyette
Matilda Johnson
Hans Malverson
Pipestone
Dana
Third Regiment
Gale College
Lady Turners
Germania Society
Bangor
Isabel Alexander
Cleveland
Alexander
Ladies’ Auxiliary of the War Veterans
Mary Coffland
Viroqua
Coffland
Mme. Hollenbach
Gray Cravenette
Tribune Office
F. J. Mac Nett
MacMillan Building
Tell
Hoeschler Bros
Fred Heil Shoe Company
Havana
Adam E. Forschler
Brussels
Fine Wilton
Wilton
Silkaline
Art Denim
Axminster
Specia
Ead
Nelson Carpet CO
Main Street
Pope Pius X
Wisconsin
Miss Roosevelt
West Park Presbyterian Congregation
Geo. B. Rose
Uncle i Sam
Segelke & Kohlhaus
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