La Crosse Girl Miss Ethel Reinohl Dies in Dubuque
News comes from Dubuque of the death of Miss Ethel Reinohl aged twenty born in La Crosse. She resigned from a Dubuque bank after a meningitis attack and died Thursday at 4 PM. Her father W F Reinohl is a conductor on the C M St Paul line. Funeral was held in Dubuque with burial at St James cemetery.
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Ethel Reinohl
la Crosse
Miss Reinohl
Dubuque
W. F. Reinohl
South Fifth Street
Queen in Narrow Escape at Dutch Christening
Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry escaped serious injury when a carriage collision halted the christening of Princess Juliana in The Hague. The procession crowds watched as the royal party, shaken but unharmed, delayed the ceremony for an hour while the infant princess traveled separately in the gilt coach.
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the Hague
Wilhelmina
Henry
Juliana
Direct Line of Boats to Norway
Capt Wecht from Bergen promotes a direct ocean route between the United States and Norway to cut travel time. Scandinavian stakeholders in the U S and Bergen financiers back four modern liners with Bergen as a possible terminus. The line would require mail contracts and proof of schedule reliability before U S authorities grant mail carriage.
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United States
Wedt
Norway
Wecht
Bergen
Twin Cities
England
Uncle Sam
Cuticura Fades Painful Skin Disease After Three Treatments
A Tennessee man recounts three years of painful scrofula like sores on face and body that resisted two doctors. After using three sets of Cuticura Remedies he is reportedly sound and well and credits rapid improvement to Cuticura products.
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Cutiura
O. L. Wilson
Puryear
Tenn
Power Drug & Chem. Corp
Spectacular St James School Entertainment Delights Crowd
A colorful program at St James School featured the Gettysburg Chorus memorial exercises by the V grade, a National Medley by the Boys, and multiple solos, dialogues, drills, and recitations. Notable items included Little Soldiers, The Thief of Time, Smiting the Rock, and Listen to the Heart of Jesus performed by various grades and groups.
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St. James School
A. Malay
Ray Lasser
Beautiful Angels
J. Lasse
H. Keall
H. Hurle
M. Colgan
A. Caught
of Jesus
Brandenburg Indicted in Abduction Case In San Francisco
Branden burg magazine writer Brough ton Brandenburg was indicted by a St Louis grand jury for abducting James Shepard Cabanne III, taken from his home and later found in San Francisco. He is not in local custody but held in New York awaiting action on a separate Cleveland letter forgery case.
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ST. Louis
Broughton Brandenburg
James Shepard Cabanne III
San Francisco
Brandenburg
New York
Cleveland
Striking Trolley Men Return Amid Rumor of Sold Out Leader
After a vote to return to work, agitators spread a rumor that leader C. O. Pratt had sold them out. Some workers refused to resume service until Pratt met them to deny the claim, protesting for political reasons as primaries occur. Cars are running again.
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Philadelphia
C. O. Pratt
Pratt
Ryan to Head Copper Amalgamated Company
J. D. Ryan president of Anaconda Copper will be elected to the presidency of the Amalgamated Copper company to succeed the late Henry H. Rogers at the annual directors meeting on Monday.
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New York
J. D. Ryan
Anaconda Copper Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Henry H. Rogers
Rich New Orleans clubman elopes with younger wife
Edward Vincent, a 70 year old prominent New Orleans clubman and one of the city’s wealthiest men, eloped with Mrs. Edward Kramer, 30. The bride reportedly feared interference from her relatives in the wedding plans.
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New Orleans
Edward Vincent
Edward Kramer
Fuller Funeral Draws Large Crowds in Lewis Valley
Funeral for A. P. Fuller at his Lewis Valley home drew one of the region’s largest crowds. Rev. Murphy led services, with a Mindoro La Crosse choir and pallbearers including James Wilson and Perry Gavin. Fuller, born 1827 in Alleghany County New York, settled in Lewis Valley in 1853 and died June 1 after a long life with wife Laura Tower and three children.
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Mindoro
Wis
A. P. Fuller
Lewis Valley
Murphy
Delafield
Wisconsin
Presbyterian Church
North Bend
Ines Mulford
Meta Lang
la Crosse
Percy Sacia
Thomas Davis
George Sisson
James Wilson
David Barclay
John Tracy
James Forest
Fred Roberts
Perry Gavin
B. B. Mercereau
West Salem
Alleghany County
N. Y
La Follette Skirmish Over Tariff Tactics Cited
The Wisconsin senator assails Dingley era tax rulings and accuses a cotton cloth ruling of distorting tariff intent. A potential clash with Senator Penrose loomed as La Follette defended his tariff analysis and magazine corrections amid debate. A separate paragraph notes a murder alert in Katy Teal case with a ransacked, bloodstained scene.
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Penrose
la Follette
Tima
la Follett
Pennsylvania
Pen
Mourning in Lewis Valley Over Mr Fuller Death
The community mourns the death of Mr. Fuller a popular Lewis Valley resident. He was known for kindness and generosity leaving a widow and children including a daughter Lillian who died in childhood. Friends recall his vigorous life and trusted character without enemies and lasting esteem.
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Fuller
Lewis Valley
Mr. Fuller
Dolliver Accuses Aldrich of Misleading on Tariff Changes
Mr Dolliver accuses Mr Aldrich of misrepresenting tariff changes in the Aldrich bill and cites Smoots remarks to argue rates are raised. He claims the Dingley act intent has two versions in law and in court and urges constituents to see the truth in increased duties.
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Senator Smoot
Utah
Finance Committee
Smoot
Mr. Aldrich
Dolliver
Girl to testify against Omaha train robbers
Lillian Stevenson held in connection with the Omaha train robbery will be taken to Omaha tonight. Police say she has promised to testify against the men now under arrest there charged with looting the Northern Pacific train.
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Denver
Col
Lillian Stevenson
Omaha
Northern Pacific
Murdered for money in St Louis police seek clues
St Louis police today pursue any lead after a man is found murdered for money. Detectives cordon off the scene as officers question witnesses and search for the motive and suspects in the daytime investigation.
Wedding Bells II Wins Manchester Handicap
James R. Keene's Wedding Bells II won the County Welterweight handicap at Manchester defeating a field of ten horses. The Keene entry started at 5 to 1 in the betting.
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Manchester
Engrg
James R. Keene
Keene
Card of Thanks for Mrs. C. E. Jenks and Family
The Jenks family expresses sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and death of their mother. Special thanks for the many offers of support are noted by Mrs. C. E. Jenks and Mr. Geo. L. Jenks.
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C. E. Jenks
Geo. L. Jenks
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