Local Notes and Employment Moves Across North Side
Mrs. Gus Smith of Minnewaukan N D visited Mrs. Woll on Charles street. Mr and Mrs Rinde of Stoughton Wis spent a week with the Wolls. The Ladies Aid Society of North Presbyterian meets Thursday with Mrs H W Horner at 1803 Kane. Alfred Fellhauer leaves for St Paul to join a large baking firm. John Ambrose Jr becomes assistant at Munger’s billiard hall during carnival week. Ed Kessler accepts fire knocking job at Milwaukee round house. North Side Progressive League meeting postponed to June 16 due to carnival. John Hahn becomes driver for Arctic Ice and Fuel. Of course two can live as cheaply as one, after they marry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus. Smith
Minnewaukan
N. D
Woll
Charles Street
Robert Schultz
Rose Street
St. Paul
John Ambrose, Jr
Munger
Billiard Hall
Ed. Kessler
Sumner Street
Hhas
Milwaukee
Round House
North Side Progressive League
John Hahn
St. Andrew Street
Hus
Arctic Ice and Fuel Company
Weather Halts Carnival Opening On North Side
Rainy conditions delayed the opening of the North Side carnival last night with only three shows opening to the public. Organizers postponed additional attractions as crews worked to clear slick paths and ensure safety.
Kline Carnival Opens Amid Weather Delays and Animal Show Hold
Carnival and glass shows finally begin after bad weather. animal show remains in cars under Milwaukee railroad guard, with potential return to Chicago if freight charges are not paid. Mr. Kline’s lawyer to visit Thursday to negotiate. Despite delays, large crowds fill the North Side midway and vendors push to ensure a successful week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kline Amusement Company
Kline Company
Milwaukee Railroad
Chicago
Carnival
Alden Opposes Local Minstrels For Public Interest
Judge Alden recalls youthful minstrel show antics in Massachusetts. He quips about writing and singing a 17 verse roast of local celebrities and notes his later political loss by 17 votes, leading him to become a lawyer.
Widow of Annis Plans Second Marriage
New York June 8 Mrs. Wm E Annis widow of the man killed by Captain Peter C Hains at Bayside Yacht Club in August contemplates a second marriage She will wait a year before remarrying and refuses to name her future husband
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New York
Wm. E. Annis
Peter C. Hains
Bayside Yacht Club
Christian Science Under Fire From Episcopal Bishop
Bishop Samuel Fallows denounces Christian Science as a book scheme, alleging Mrs. Eddy is a figurehead while a group runs a commercialized church. He claims the creed is revised and believers must buy new bound volumes for 5 or 6 dollars, yet notes rapid growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fallows
Six Boys Stolen In Texas Town
Six kidnappings in a week shake San Antonio as police hunt for missing youths. Victims vanished near a railroad station and investigators suspect they are being held at construction camps in a peonage scheme.
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Texas
San Antonio
Million Dollar Kids Spark Mobile Feud Over Bride
In Mobile Alabama police guard the Rush residence to keep Philip G Thompson from influencing his bride Mrs Rivers Rush amid a feud between two millionaires families. Thompson and Miss Rush wed last Saturday and he and his best man faced perjury charges later dropped. Rush warned Thompson he would be shot if near the Rush home. The elder Thompson sent a similar note to Rush.
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Mobile
Ala
Philip G. Thompson
Rivers Rush
Thompson
Jmss Rush
Rush
Kendall Man Dies From Fractured Skull After Barn Accident
David Lyddy of Kendall Wisconsin died at St Francis hospital at 3 am from a fractured skull after a horse kicked him in the chest and forced his head into a stone wall. He was 45, unmarried, and survived by two brothers. Interment in Kendall Cemetery. Funeral arrangements by William Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lyddy
Kendall
Wis
St. Francis Hospital
Lyddy
William Dwyer
New Police Board Uncovers Graft Ties in City
Kansas City police board opens graft probe alleging old regime protected gambling and Sunday liquor sales. The investigation, sparked by a new board, aims to reveal police protection networks and misconduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Police Board
Brady murder trial opens with testimony in Kansas City
In Kansas City on June 8 the murder trial of Leon H. Brady began with testimony. Brady, a civil engineer, shot Joseph Flanagan, a mining promoter, in March after Flanagan insulted Brady's wife.
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Kansas City, Mo
Leon H. Brady
Prady
Joseph Flanagan
Foley's Kidney Remedy Aids Prostate Relief in Elderly Men
L. E. Morris of Dexter Kentucky reports his father suffered kidney and bladder trouble for years with doctors diagnosing enlarged prostate. After taking Foley's Kidney Remedy the first bottle eased symptoms and the second bottle cured the complaint, avoiding surgery due to age. O. T. Erart.
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Foley
L. E. Morris
Dexter, Ky
O. T. Erart
Across-Continental Auto Run Messengers Through Montgomery
The cross-the-continent automobile convoy passed Montgomery at 4 oclock this morning traveling about 50 miles an hour. The report notes the early start and steady pace as the group moved through town.
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Montgomery
Hatters Strike Ends at Ronbury after Five Months
Seventeen of twenty-two Hatters factories signed a settlement with the United Hatters of America ending a five month strike. The agreement comes as union talks conclude and personnel resume operations at the Connecticut site in Ronbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronbury, Conn
United Hatters of America
Norwegians in U S to raise funds for Norway
Norwegian societies in the United States plan to raise one million dollars for Norway on its hundredth independence anniversary May 17 1914. At a Minneapolis convention with 191 societies present 250000 crowns about 62500 dollars were pledged for the Grand Cathedral at Trondheim with the remainder shared among Norwegian charities. Dr Adolph Gunderson and James Thompson named delegates from the Norden society of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Norway
Minneapolis
Throndhjem
Adolph Gunderson
James Thompson
Norden Society
Viaduct Dynamited in Buffalo Damaging New York Central Structure
The steel superstructure of the uncompleted New York Central viaduct at East Ferry and Grider streets in Buffalo was badly damaged by three dynamite charges early today. No motive is known.
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Buffalo
N. Y
New York Central
East Ferry
Grider Streets
Measure of a Man in Military Dignity
A reflection on merit over rank noting that a young lieutenant often shows greater dignity than a seasoned admiral in wartime judgments.
Real Victims in the Cleminson Mystery
Chicago reports that Dr. Cleminson, now jailed, confessed to concealing a larger crime after his initial burglary story. Mrs. Cleminson was found dead, two young children left motherless, with $50 and silverware missing as investigators probe the full extent of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Cleminson
Dr. Cleminson
Chipmunk Coulee Socials and Visits Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Edward Werner of Milwaukee visit Chipmunk Coulee. Miss Elsie Pander's basket social is deemed a success. Miss Francis Tniel and George herald of La Crosse attend the District No 3 event. Many residents plan to attend the La Crosse charity opening June 28.
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Edward Werner
Milwaukee
Chipmunk Coulee
Edmund Tietze
Bayfield
Wis
Elsie Pander
Francis Tniel
George Herald
la Crosse
Dubuque
Jennie
Anna F . Mormon
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North Side
North
Gibson
Hellfach
THE
Lacrosse Tribune
Clinton Street
W. J. Schultz
Jack Dahlgren
Postum Cereal .C., Ltd
Battle Creek, Mich
Frank Chance
Chicago Cubs
Animal Show and Glass
Alden
George D. Alden
Annis
Kick
Police Dept
AUTOS
Missouri
John
Haldane Cleminson, Jr
Panama
J.J. Poehling & Co
Adolph Wick
Chipmonk
H. C. Evenson
John Lee Mahin
Monroe St
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