Denoyer telescope on campus offers last viewing night
Prof. L P Denoyer of the normal school will again open his six inch objective telescope on the campus from 8 15 to 9 30 this evening weather permitting. The six foot long instrument is the largest near La Crosse and the moon is in a good position for viewing. Denoyer will leave for Chicago soon to supervise editorial work on school maps and atlases.
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L. P. Denoyer
Normal School
la Crosse
Denover
Chicago
Germans Celebrate Milwauk ee Jubilant Jahrmarkt Event
Twenty thousand Germans gathered in Milwaukee on Sunday for the Jahrmarkt festival marking the silver anniversary of the Milwaukee German Mutual Benefit Association.
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Milwaukee
Milwaukee German Mutual Benefit Association
Kept check as reward for favor in Racine case
Frank Rowe of Racine was freed by the court after admitting he kept a $400 check received by mistake. He said he believed the check was a reward for a favor he did for a stranger a year earlier and promised to repay the money.
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Racine
Wis
Frank Rowe
Rowe
Murderer Still Eludes Posses in Michigan Quest
Sault Ste Marie June 10 After a three days search through Cedar Swamp jungle and over jackpine plains Joseph Toben the Russian lumberjack who on Friday night shot and killed Deputy Sheriff James Sutton and Alfred Scribner of Brinkley is still at large though the country adjacent to Wellsburg near the crime scene has been scoured by hundreds of armed men.
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Sault Ste Marie
Mich
Cedar Swamp
Jackpine Plains
Joseph Toben
James Sutton
Alfred Scribner
Brinkley
Wellsburg
Unseen Good From Mistakes Sparks Surprising Outcomes
A reflective note highlights how errors can seed positive results across endeavors. It argues that unintended missteps often catalyze learning, innovation, and resilience, turning setbacks into progress and personal growth.
Wisconsin market commission bill advances in senate
In Madison on June 10 the senate committee on state affairs introduced a new market commission bill authorizing the dairy and food commissioner and the industrial commission to regulate market agencies and investigate cooperative enterprises. The bill raises the dairy and food commissioner salary to 5000 and adds a 3000 assistant plus 25000 extra for investigations. The attorney general gains powers to enforce anti trusts and oversee business practices. The senate also killed a trespass on railroad rights of way bill amid labor-strike concerns and concurred in several others involving schools, fire and police commissions, and railroad funding mechanisms.
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Madison
Wis
New Market Commission
Senate
Committee On State Affairs
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Industrial Commission
Bosshard
Tomkins
Frederick
Hansen
Railroad Commission
Yawn Signals Start of Home Stretch for Young Man
A girl’s yawn cues the young man to enter the final phase of an event or race. The moment marks a shift in pace as he moves toward completion.
Public Statement Endorses Father John's Medicine in Fall River
Mr and Mrs Handel Hobson of 36 Holden Street report their four year old Joseph improved after using Father John's Medicine. They praise the remedy for health gains and lively recovery and recommend it to others. They note it's pure nourishment and claim it cures colds and lung troubles.
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Fall River
Mass
Handel Hobson
Holden Street
Father John
Joseph
Lowell
Express
Weston Concludes Long Walk Through Binghampton
Edward Payson Weston ends a long day in Binghampton after a large reception. He resumes his cross country walk toward Waverly and Minneapolis, noting he arrived one day ahead of his planned schedule.
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Binghampton
N. Y
New York
Minneapolis
Edward Payson Weston
Waverly
Weston
Canadian Troops Authorized to Enter Minnesota
Canadian infantry units from Ontario will pass through Minnesota on June 22 and July 5 on their way to an encampment at Sewa. Governor Eberhart approved their passage without boxing arms, noting troops would be welcome on Minnesota soil under federal and state authority.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
Eberhart
J. B. Moore
Department of State
Washington
Moore
Fort Francis
Ontario
Winnipeg
Sewa
Canadian Northern
United States
Woman professor arrested as thief
Mrs Helen Veeder Anderson head of a department at Dakota Wesleyan University Mitchell South Dakota was arrested on a grand larceny charge after a watch was stolen from the wife of Superintendent McClinton. A search warrant was issued by University President Seaman and complaints filed by McClinton and trustee Lewis Shuster. Anderson stayed in county jail over the weekend unable to post 200 dollars bond.
Wisconsin Death Rate Rises For First Quarter
Madison report shows Wisconsin's death rate for the first quarter of the year higher than the average of the previous five years. No overall rise in deaths from communicable diseases except pneumonia. Decline noted in deaths from pulmonary tuberculosis typhoid fever diphtheria and scarlet fever versus last year.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Two are Victims of Auto Crash in Iowa
In LeMars Iowa Albert Mouw twenty a farmer and John Van Derwarg twenty five were killed in an early hours auto accident two miles north of LeMars as their car turned upside down pinned beneath both men Moow died within an hour and Van Derwarg suffered fatal injuries.
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Lemars
Iowa
Albert Mouw
John van Derwarg
Orange City
Here
Moow
van Derwarg
Two Women Clash Over Views Note They Call Each Other Peculiar
When two women hold differing opinions they view one another as peculiar and hold firm to their own beliefs in a brief social observation.
Drops Spark in Crows Gunpowder Belief Sparks Accident
In Appleton Wisconsin on a Sunday afternoon Schram scattered powder on his field. A spark from his pipe fell into a pail causing an explosion that nearly cost him his life. He was rushed to a hospital and is believed to recover.
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Appleton
Wis
Schram
Marble Statue Block Awaits Sculptor To Complete Work
A beautiful marble block stands ready in the workshop, awaiting a skilled sculptor to reveal the figure within. The artisan's chisel and vision are required to transform the mere stone into a revered statue.
Designs for Embroidering Fancy Collar and Cuffs
Embroidering patterns offered for transfer at 10 cents each. The page presents fancy collar and rolled cuff designs, with options to supply transfers rather than tracing.
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Western Union
Theo. N. Vail
Commmwnicokon
Manion
THE
Western Union Telegraph Company
John
Northwest News
U. S
Nsylvania Lines
DEN
Bosto
Baltimore
Norfolk
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Montreal
Citi
Atlantic City
Cape May
Asbury
Ove
L. B. Poore
South Pinckney Street
Madison, Wis
May Manton
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