Stars in Gould case loom in New York trial
In New York on June 11 more than twenty actresses are expected to be dragged into Mrs. Howard Gould’s separation suit against her billionaire husband. An intimate friend says over 100 witnesses will testify to her provocation and alleged affairs. A yacht Niagara incident with a recitation dinner may be introduced as evidence.
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New York
Howard Gould
Gould
Niagara
Twenty-third Street
Japs Hate America Says American Minister in London
The Rev L B Schreder warned in London on June 11 that Entente sentiment between Japan and America has faded. He said distrust and hatred may replace friendship, and that without easier conditions for Japanese in America painful developments, possibly war, could follow.
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London
L. B. Schreder
Japan
America
Schreder
Editor credits Grape-Nuts with 2000 dollar health boost
An Oklahoma editor claims Grape-Nuts food restored health and gained him 25 pounds and greatly increased strength and brain power after years of illness. He says the product is scientifically nourishing and delicious and credits it with his return to productivity after 35 years in journalism.
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Okla
Wellville
Ripon College Graduation Highlights Alumni News
Ripon Wisconsin hosts alumni day with declamation prize contests for the 1896 trophy. Dr Frank K Sanders of Boston substitutes for the ailing Joshin of Minneapolis as alumni speaker. Justice James A Blanchard of New York, a Ripon alum, is noted with son Medberry Blanchard's wedding and summer abroad plans.
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Ripon
Wis
Ripon College
Joshin
Minneapolis
Frank K. Sanders
Boston
Sanders
Harper
Chicago University
Yale University
Congregational Sunday School and Publishing Society
College
Appleton
Fond du Lac
James A. Blanchard
Supreme Court of New York
Justice Blanchard
William T. Sherman
University Heights
New York City
Sherman
Medberry Blanchard
Mabel Marks
New York
Smith Thorndike Brown files for bankruptcy in Milwaukee
An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed against the wholesale grocers Smith, Thorndike & Brown Co at 217 East Water street. Petitioning creditors claim $1,531.44, while total liabilities reach about $496,000 with assets not exceeding $250,000. The firm had faced financial trouble before Ira B. Smith’s recent deposition as president.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Smith, Thorndike & Brown Company
East Water Street
T. W. Spence
Ira B. Smith
Paper dresses the very thing for next season
Paris dispatch reports that paper dresses may dominate fashion next season. A new stout paper thread resists damp and shrinking and costs far less than cotton or linen, enabling an exceptionally light and elegant material praised by experts.
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Paris
Townsend to Speak at La Crosse Hospital Graduation
Dr E Townsend of New Lisbon will give the principal address at graduation exercises this evening at the La Crosse hospital where a class of nurses will receive diplomas. Rev J S Lowe of this city will speak and Attorney George Schweizer will present the diplomas. Barbara Russell will perform several musical numbers.
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E. Townsend
New Lisbon
la Crosse Hospital
J. S. Lowe
George Schweizer
Barbara Russell
Brown County Building Committee Inspects La Crosse Structures
Eight Brown county building committee members visit La Crosse county court house and jail for ideas on a new Brown county courthouse. The group tours properties with Brown county grounds and buildings committee escort. participants include J. H. Servette Henry Vanden Heuvel Edward Mulloy W. E. Burdeau F. A. Bowser and Paul Schering as chairman.
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Brown County
la Crosse County
J. H. Servette
Henry Vanden Heuvel
Edward Mulloy
W. E. Burdeau
F. A. Bowser
Paul Schering
Brown County Board
Dash- Mother wishes cremation sparks a quip
Quote from a Smart Set item features Mrs. Dash claiming she wants cremation and a humorous reply about luck and matching. The brief reflects a witty conversational exchange typical of light entertainment prose.
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Dash
Four Little Ones Die By Accident
Milwaukee dispatch reports four children under six dying Sunday. Two through ptomaine poisoning from canned sardines in one family, a 2 year old died from drinking carbolic acid, another 2 year old drowned in three feet of water in a basement under construction. Victims named Viola Boldt Clara? etc.
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Milwaukee
Viola Boldt
John Boldt
Muskego Avenue
Clarence Boldt
Viola
Ludwig Lass
Peter Lass
Sobieski Street
Joseph KO
Badger Briefs Highlight Wisconsin Notices Across Cities
A compilation from Janesville Waukesha Milwaukee Manitowoc and Racine reports a prosecutor injured on a golf drive a veteran railroad conductor dead a baseball league president obituary a cemetery ban on Sunday funerals and a fatal train crash near Folsom Street bridge. Also noted are a flood damage mill shutdown a police chief investigation a speed trials program a cornerstone laying a church dedication and large regional gatherings by labor and forestry groups with interstate travel to Denver for grand jury testimony.
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Janesville
W. G. Wheeler
Waukesha
A. J. Wadsworth
Mineral Point
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
Janesille
Louis S. Peckham
Iowa State Baseball League
Marshalltown
Manitowoc
Sheboygan Traction Company
Milwaukee & Northern Traction Company
Manitowoc & Northern Traction Company
Forest Home Cemetery Association
Lydia Quast
Northwestern
Folsom Street Bridge
Couderay
Nellie Johnson
Eau Claire
Sheboygan
Sheboygan.——August Beutel
Hayward
North Wisconsin Lumber & Manufacturing Company
August Drews
Henry Bode
Jefferson
Jefferson County and Rock River Agricultural Association
Hartland
St. Charles’ Catholic
Father Miller
Messmer
Father Becker
Father McBride
Oconomowoc
Father Kayser
Peewaukee
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Denver
Cal
Velvet Ribbon and Shelma Cloth in Spring Dress Styles
Velvet ribbon trims and Shelma cloth dominate the season with dressy fabrics such as voile colienne and wool batiste. Silk bands outline Greek key patterns on skirts, while coats of silk gain vogue for summer. Short braided jackets, Etons, boleros and jaunty gowns feature trims of braid, lace, and bows with practical travel wear in dark blues. Judlc Chqu et.
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Eton
Finish Hotel Plans by Schick and Roth for City Hotel
Architects Schick and Roth complete plans for a new three story City hotel on Pearl street and Third, to replace the old 50 year structure razed. Contractors to be let soon. A third story will also be added to the Elliott Loefler liquor house, 40 by 80 feet.
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Elliott-Loefler Liquor House
Unidentified Woman to be Buried in North Yakima
News from North Yakima Wash reports Mrs. Mike McCarthy daughter of John Lamore of La Crosse to be buried in potters field as relatives in this city cannot be reached. The husband is jailed at Pendleton and the message was undelivered here. County funds may cover burial costs.
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North Yakima
Wash
Mike McCarthy
John Lamore
la Crosse
Potters’ Field
Pendleton
Y M C A Building Fund Reaches 74152 With New Subscriptions
A $1000 subscription pushed the Milwaukee Y M C A building fund total to 74152. Reports say even babies contribute, including a two day old who gave $10.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin Factory Report Highlights Coal Waste and Child Labor Decline
The biennial Wisconsin factory inspectors report for 1904 06 shows 4 237 establishments and 12 533 buildings inspected with 199 924 employees and 445 233 horsepower. It warns coal fuel costs of about 10 600 000 yearly could be saved by developing water powers, notes 86 percent male workers and 14 percent female, and reports a sharp drop in child labor since 1994. It also lists 16 458 permits for underage workers and compares public and parochial school attendance among permit holders.
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Bureau of Labor and Industrial Statistics
Wisconsin
Bishop Webb to Attend Milwaukee Con consecration reception moved
Bishop Webb of Milwaukee who will officiate at the Christ Church consecration next Sunday will arrive Saturday and his reception at Christ Church will be Saturday evening instead of Friday as previously announced.
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Webb
Milwaukee
Christ's Episcopal Church
Christ Church
Organization of La Crosse Y M C A Board Three Key Actions Ahead
La Crosse Y M C A directors will reorganize this week with a Thursday meeting at the Association building. The agenda includes electing officers, appointing standing committees for the year, and forming special committees for the new building project.
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la Crosse Y. M. C. A
Association
Mission Circle Meeting at St Pauls Universalist Church
The Mission Circle of St Pauls Universalist church meets with Mrs T P Bent on Friday afternoon. Mrs Lowe will read a prepared paper.
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St. Paul's Universalist Church
T. P. Bent
Lowe
Foley's Honey and Tar Endorsed for Coughs Colds
A. A. Herren of Finch Arkansas writes that Foley's Honey and Tar is the best cough and lung remedy and claims it has cured consumption in early stages. He asserts universal satisfaction from its use and endorses the product through O. T. Erhart.
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A. A. Herren
Finch, Ark
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Photographers face collapse if viewers see their own images
The remark suggests a reaction to self perception when viewing photographs. It implies photographers could lose demand if subjects scrutinize how they appear through others' lenses.
Neighbor Questions Moving as Van Delivers Post Card Memorabilia
A neighbor asks if a moving van is in front of Kerlect's house. Kerlect replies no, a friend intends to borrow their collection of souvenir post cards. The judge footnotes the exchange as a minor domestic scene.
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Kerlect
A boy shaves to appear older and a man shaves to look younger
A boy shaves to seem older and a man shaves to appear younger reflecting vanity across ages.
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Renry & Frank’s
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Mikado
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Townsend
Incom
Plete
Badger
Mission Circle
Mr. Fresh
Weeds
Mrs. Weeds
Golgotha
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