East to West Move Seeks Clear Use of University and College Terms
A regional shift aims to distinguish university from college usage. In New York the Regents urged precise terminology to avoid calling preparatory schools colleges and to reserve university for graduate professional schools. Lake Forest adopted a hybrid label, using college while keeping university sub-titles to align with its charter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
University of New York
New York State
University of Wisconsin
Lake Forest
Lake Forest College
Lake Forest University
Rear Admiral Evans Upholds Temperance Policy
Rear Admiral Bob Evans is said to be raising cain about booze as he strives earnestly to stamp out temperance among his officers and men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Evans
Cain
Henry Rice Weds St. Paul Girl In Pleasant Ceremony
Henry Rice a North Side figure marries Miss Lillian Keller of St. Paul this afternoon at her home. Walter Rice serves as best man and the bride’s sister is bridesmaid. The couple plans a honeymoon east and will reside in La Crosse after the wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Rice
ST. Paul
North Side
Lillian Keller
J. J. Hogan
Walter Rice
la Crosse
Pleasant Recital by Mrs Mary Austin Pupils at YWCA Studio
The Pleasant musical recital by Mrs Mary Austin's pupils took place at the YWCA studio assisted by Barbara Russell. The program blended German French and English classics including Beethoven Neidlinger Bach Haydn and Schubert pieces performed by students such as Julia Colman Marguerite Taylor and Ruth Boynton among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Austin
Mrs Canter and Mrs Rice Entertain Guests at Stoddard
Sunday evening Mrs 3. B. Canter bury and Mrs Preston Rice entertained guests at dinner at the Stoddard. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Preston Rice of Grand Rapids Michigan Mr. and Mrs F. T. Sutherland of New York Mr. and Mrs E. B. Magill of Omaha and Mr. and Mrs D. Cunning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
3. B. Canterbury
Preston Rice
Stoddard
Grate Rapids
Mich
F. T. Sutherland
New York
E. B. Magill
Omaha
D. Cunning
Recount Claim Challenges City Election Result
City Attorney John F. Doherty argues a recount is impossible since ballots are unavailable after the Tenth ward ballots were burned. Plaintiffs say 292 votes were cast in the Eleventh ward with Roellig at 149 and Bart at 143, though the official count gave Bart a one vote margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Doherty
Joseph M. Sieger
Commission of Public Works
George Falk
Joseph F. Bart
Eleventh Ward
Frank W. Collier
Samuel Guertin
William P. Roellig
Tenth Ward
Roellig
Bart
Mr. Bartl
Census Speaker Cards and Grounds Work at High School
The board of education approved June 21 commencement by Prof W L Willett of Chicago and authorized Prof Bird to take the school census with cost not to exceed 25 dollars. L F Easton received thanks for supervising seeding of the High school grounds while sprinkling and care were assigned to the grounds committee. The clerk may bid the fuel contract, and a note urged locating deaf school children with town clerks. High school library access was restricted and keys ordered for teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Willett
Chicago
Board of Education
Bird
L. F. Easton
Wedding Wreck On Wisconsin Street Car Collision
In Milwaukee on Walnut street a wedding carriage was struck by an eastbound street car at 12 30 pm. Peter Talmont and his bride were thrown clear while guests fell about, the bride in white silks and veil. no one injured, though the wrecked carriage and rolling wheels drew a crowd.
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Wilwaukee
Wis
Peter Talmont
Walnut Street
Talmont
Fourth Street
J. Wojieskowski
Fratney Street
F. Schmeil
Frat
Paris Celebrates Six Hundredth Anniversary of Fork Use
Paris marks the six hundredth anniversary of the first use of the fork in dining this year. The milestone highlights the long history of table manners and utensil development in European dining customs.
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Paris
Notable Cincinnati Figures Attend Livingston Event
Miss Losey and Miss Elizabeth Livingston headlined with Mrs Van Steenwyk and Messrs Van Steenwyk, Mr Livingston of Cincinnati, and Mr Nark Livingston, attending a social gathering.
Lansing host entertains Funk sisters and guests
Miss Kerndt held a week end house party at her Lansing Iowa home with Miss Melinda Funk Miss Eleanor Funk and guests Miss Brinan Muskegon and Miss Braden Chicago in attendance.
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Melinda
Eleanor Funk
Brinan
Muskegon
Miss Braden
Chicago
Kerndt
Lansing
Local visitors and travel notes from city and beyond
Mr and Mrs E B Magill of Omaha Neb Mr and Mrs Preston Rice of Grand Rapids Mich and Mr and Mrs F T Sutherland have been visiting relatives in the city Mrs W A Thompson returned from Chicago Mrs W E Sawyer visits friends in Minneapolis Mrs M A Eaton and daughter Mrs Mary Shadbolt go to their summer cottage at Mound on Lake Minnetonka Mr and Mrs D G Whyte return to their home on Fifteenth Street Miss Gertrude Hogan leaves tomorrow for Poughkeepsie NY to attend commencement at Vassar College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B. Magill
Omaha, Neb
Preston Rice
Grand Rapids
Mich
F. T. Sutherland
City
W. A. Thompson
Chicago
W. E. Sawyer
Minneapolis
M. A. Eaton
Mary Shadbolt
Mound
Lake Minnetonka
D. G. Whyte
Fifteenth Street
Gertrude Hogan
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Vassar Col
MacCabees Ready for Convention in La Crosse
Wisconsin Knights of the Maccabees schedule their second triennial review in La Crosse June 10 and 11 with delegate reception at Hotel Stoddard and Court of events including an exemplification of the new ritual by Cosmopolitan Tent No. 62 and a social hop at Woodman Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Knights of the Maccabees
la Crosse
Great Camp
Stoddard
Ladies and Knights
W. A. Anderson
Castle Hall
Main Street
Grand Camp
Woodman Hall
Corner Fourth
J J Woodland Hurt In Beardsley Brown's Valley Run
J J Woodland a traveling salesman from St Paul Minnesota for La Crosse Rubber Mills was thrown from a buggy near Beardsley en route to Brown's Valley. He suffered a broken leg and dislocated knee while his horse bolted after a shadow. Passenger S H Billingsley also fell and sprained a knee and back. Farmers later rescued them and took them to Brown's Valley.
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J. J. Woodland
St. Paul
Minn
la Crosse Rubber Mills Company
Beardsley
Brown's Valley
Woodland
Minnesota
S. H. Billingsley
Brown’s Valley
Billingsley
Minneapolis
Stolen valuables recovered as thief sent to reform school
During a May 12 game at Caledonia, L Putnam 21 admitted stealing from W. B. U. Athletes. He cut open suitcases in the Keel hotel rooms, taking a watch four rings three stick pins $15 a revolver and kid gloves plus rings from a hotel room. He was arrested while pawning items, confessed after a week, and was sent to the St. Cloud reform school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia
St. Cloud
L. Putnam
Keel Hotel
Chief derides long range weather forecast claims
Police Chief Byrne mocks forecasts from Hicks and other experts after noting May winds as a sign of distrust. He remarks on daily weather flags and maps at the government building and warns the forecaster could be charged with drawing money under false pretenses if predictions prove false.
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Chicago
Hicks
Byrne
Caledonia Street Methodist Church to Celebrate Golden Anniversary
The Caledonia Street M E church plans a Golden Anniversary next Sunday with former pastors Rev E L Eaton and W W Hurd speaking. A love feast at 9 30, Eaton to preach at 6 46 p m, and special choir music mark the observance. Dr Jaton lectures Monday at 8 on Witches Ghosts and Goblins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Wood
Caledonia Street M. E
E. L. Eaton
W. W. Hurd
Morikubo
Funeral for Mrs Julia Frohock Held at Local Church
The funeral for Mrs. Julia A. Frohock was held Sunday afternoon from 215 Mill Street and St Peter’s Episcopal Church Avon and Logan streets with Rev C N Moller officiating. Prof James R Kerr and Prof L Reich Schocei of the La Crosse School of Music provided music. Interment was at Oak Grove. Georgie Frohock will be sent to a sister in New York.
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Julia A. Frohock
St. Francis Hospital
Mill Street
St. Peter's Episcopal Church
Avon and
Logan Streets
C. N. Moller
Christ Episcopal Church
South Side
William Dwyer
Oak Grove
James R. Kerr
L. Reic Schocei
la Crosse School of Music
Mr. Kerr
Professor Schocei
George Duncan
Clinton
Otto Pulse
Dubuque
Georgie Frohock
Susie Taylor Weds Tacoma Merchant A Geissler in Seattle
News from Seattle announces the marriage of Miss Susie Taylor, sister of Detective John Taylor, to A Geissler, a leading Tacoma merchant. The couple's union was communicated to local friends in the city.
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Taylor
A. Geissler
Susie Taylor
A. Giessler
Tacoma
Wash
Miss Taylor
North Side
John Taylor
Infant Passes Away at Home in 1907 Charles Street
The infant child of Mr and Mrs Will Down of 1907 Charles Street died last evening. The mother is very ill. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Mr Downs works as a deliveryman for the North Side Laundry Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Down
Charles _ street
Mr. Downs
North Side Laundry Company
Funeral Today for Infant of Mr and Mrs Downs
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. William Downs of 1721 Charles Street was given a funeral this afternoon from the residence. William Dwyer oversaw arrangements and interment followed at Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Downs
Charles Street
William Dwyer
Oak Grove Cemetery
North Side Residents Return from Various Southern Trips
Jack Rathbone returns from an extended Missouri tour. Horace Norton comes back from Davenport where he studied. The Rev W J Turner left for Reedsburg for a few days visit. Fred Schulz departed for Rock Island to join Weyerheiser Sash and Door. John Hart returns from the Dakotas on a business trip. Mr and Mrs Thomas Harland welcome a twelve pound girl. Harland works as a conductor for La Crosse City Railway. John O Neil, Milwaukee road foreman, was in the city yesterday. Assemblyman Miller and wife left for Madison for about two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rathbone
North Side
Missouri
Horace Norton
Davenport
W. J. Turner
Reedsburg
Fred Schulz
Rock Island
Weyerheiser Sash and Door Company
John Hart
Avon Street
Dakotas
Thomas Harland
Mill Street
Coined Term Europlia At Clark University
The word Europlia meaning the joy of living was coined by President G Stanley Hall of Clark University.
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G .Stanley Hall
Clark Iuniversity
Japan's Attitude Causes Concern
Washington reports Tokyo fears dissatisfaction with American handling of San Francisco disturbances. Officials note strong goodwill during General Kuroki's Washington and Jamestown visits and seek clarity on any changes in Tokyo's stance. California probes into attacks on Japanese bathhouses and restaurants continue with United States Attorney Devlin taking witness depositions.
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Washington, D. C
Tokio
America
San Francisco
Kuroki
Washington
Jamestown
Japan
State Department
California
Frico
Cal
United States
Devlin
Folsom Stret
Correction on Oshkosh convention representation
Emma C. Broderick of the William McKinley Relief corps calls for correction to a Tribune notice claiming Mrs. W E Reese represented the Women's Relief corps at Oshkosh. The writer states Mrs. Reese is not a member. Lulu Watnsimush is now an Oshkosh convention delegate for corps No 108.
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W. E. Reese
Women's Relief Corps
Oshkosh
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Anna Colman
Edward Rau
Elsa Koepke
Wyckoff, Minn
John C. Koepke
Rothchild Grain Company
S. Y. Hyde Elevator Company
Janet Anderson
Marguerite Taylor
Allegretto
Beethoven
Neidlinger
Mary Drummond
Will-o’-the
Miss Russell
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Parker Boynton
Lynes James Evans
Gautier
Jessie ‘Holmes
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Kreutz
Duffy
Sawtelle
Harry Holman Hall
Colburn
Eddie Sawyer
Herman Lafluer
Doherty
M. Hirschheimer
Wm. Noble
F. W. Phillips
L. A. Weisbecker
W. O. Christie
C. A. Hunt
Dr. D
McArthur
F. O. Chamberlain
L. B. Omerberg
M. Sokolik
J. J. Woodland Hurt
Caledonia Street Methodist
Frohock
Seattle, Wash
Lacrosse
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India
K. G. Kurtenacker
Millinery Department
Madam Conklin
Reese
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