Palace Burglar Is Not Punished
Harry Pike a young mining engineer who stunned England with a nocturnal Buckingham Palace visit on June 7 was bound over to keep the peace under $100 bonds and released. King George asked for leniency as he confessed the act followed heavy drinking. The incident showcased how easily a suffragette might access the palace. Religious groups condemned the suffragette demonstrations including a bomb at St. George's church and riots at St. Paul's during afternoon sessions.
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London
Harry Pike
England
Buckingham Palace
King George
St. George’s Church
St. Paul's
Fire destroys Lunds barn on Kane street
A barn owned by Paul Lund at 1291 Kane Street was nearly wiped out by an early Sunday fire of unknown origin. The storage building suffered about $10 in damage. Fire department No 4 found the blaze quickly under control after being discovered at three o'clock.
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Paul Lund
Kane Street
Wisconsin woman editor holds unique campus post
Miss Mary Young of Ishpeming Michigan a UW junior is one of the few women editors in college journalism She edits the women's section of the Daily Cardinal with absolute power over assignments headlines page make up and editorials Read by 1200 women students she leads a staff of sixteen coeds and edits copy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Young
Ishpeming, Mich
University of Wisconsin
Daily Cardinal
King of Hobos Visits the City
George Gordon, known as the king of the road and czar of western hoboes, stopped at No 2 police station last night during a regular trip. He has traveled hundreds of miles since his previous visit. He reluctantly agreed to have his photo taken after coercion by patrolmen who promised it would not appear in the rogues gallery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Gordon
No. 2
George
Rogues’ Gallery
Linen shower for bride to be Grace Barnes in city home
Miss Grace Barnes, a June bride to be, was honored at a linen shower hosted by Misses Anna Groeschner and Esther Kneesel at Mrs. Henry Kneesel’s home on Kane Street. Ice cream and cake were served by Mrs. Ray Noyes and Mrs. Henry Knees. Guests included Mabel Thor son, Helma Thor son, Esther Kneesel, Elizabeth Roden, Sarah Davis, Atlan ta Davis, Myrtle Witten berg, Lillian Witten berg, Anna John, Clara Metille, Emma Schaffer, Nellie Johnson, and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Groeschner
Esther Kneesel
Grace Barnes
Henry Kneesel
Kane Street
Miss Barnes
Ray Noyes
Henry Kneebes
Mabel
Helma Thorson
Regna Gilbertson
Elizabeth Roden
Sarah
Atlanta Davis
Myrtle
Lillian Wittenberg
Anna John
Clara Metille
Anna Bes
Emma Schaffer
Lillian Neumann
Rose Will
Nellie Johnson
Bilsie Kaufman
Theresa Quinners
Henry Knebes
Forbidden City Open to Visitors at 25 Cents
The famed Forbidden City in Pekin China is opened to the public at twenty five cents per person with all proceeds directed to the national defense fund. The move invites wide access to historic halls and imperial structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbidden City
Pekin
China
National Defense Fund
Memorial service honors engineers at North Presbyterian
More than two hundred attendees at the Brothers Hood of Locomotive Engineers memorial service at North Presbyterian Church. Rev. Finch A Clarke preached on immortality and memory, saying memory preserves the deeds of departed brothers and inspires living to live nobly.
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Engineers’ Service
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
North Presbyterian Church
Finch A. Clarke
Rev
Clarke
Thomas Fuller
North Side Briefs Dreamland Show and visits noted
North Side Briefs lists Roy Emery visiting Bostwick Valley with friends and relatives, several returns from trips to Elroy and St Paul, local ill lists including Miss Kerrigan and Mrs. Bergesson, and multiple residents visiting relatives on the north side. housekeeping notes include O’Neil Shoe Store ad and local guest arrivals at homes on Caledonia and Kane streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Emery
Bostwick Valley
Thomas Gullickson
Oscar Ormson
Elroy
Frank Farnham
Caledonia Street
John Blankley
William Blankley
Onalaska
C. E. Swarts
St. James Street
Louis Robinson
Harry Robinson
Sigvold Sorenson
Theodore Thorson
Steve
West la Crosse
F. Rouse
Charles Street
C. Asselin
Prospect Street
St. Paul
Clara Black
Peterson, Minn
Mrs
A. Black
E. Forss
O'Neil Shoe
Child’s
J. C. Morrison
Burdella
Wabasha
Christene Nelson
Franklin School
Black River Falls
Ole Nelson
Shelby
George Casuro
George Breuer
Avon Street
H. Field
Berlin Street
Brague
Lemmon
S. D
Alice Gilster
Readstown
Prodigal Son Returns In Monocle Referenced Note
A terse line from the Pittsburgh Post notes that sometimes the prodigal son returns wearing a monocle, signaling gratitude or irony in a brief, reflective remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh Post
Dear Little Wonderkid In Rapp Divorce Case
New York woman Katherine Dean named co respondent by Mme Schumann-Heink in William Rapp Jr. divorce. Read in court, Rapp's letters to Dean amused attendees. He called her Nonnie cute little rascal and darling wonderkid and refused to say if he will wed now that the duel is over.
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Katherine Dean
New York
Mme. Schumann- Heink
William Rapp, Jr
Rapp
Officers of guard to Camp Douglas drill week
Madison Wis June 15 Officers and non coms of the Wisconsin national guard were en route for Camp Douglas or already there for a week of drill under army officers The officers school will be attended by non coms with most of the state's troops represented The plan forms four companies to a provisional battalion to be drilled by regular army officers The aim is to improve leadership skills as quartermaster sergeants learn wagon loading In July the entire state guard will gather at Camp Douglas to form a brigade under Adjutant General Orlando Holway The national guard roster includes the First Second and Third regiments of infantry Troop A of cavalry and Battery A of artillery
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin National Guard
Camp Douglas
State Guard
Orlando Holway
South
National Guard
Man Thrown From Train in Illinois Becomes Injured
Arthur Bock a 19 year old from 3566 South Broadway St Louis is dying in a Chicago area hospital. He said detectives he was thrown from a C and E I train by trainmen near Dalton Illinois while trying to hop to Chicago. His legs were cut off.
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Chicago
Arthur Bock
South Broadway Street
St. Louis
Dalton
Ill
Not Necessarily an Egotist Quote
A brief dispatch quotes Richmond on marriage. The speaker argues a man who claims he can marry any girl is not necessarily egotistical, presenting a paradoxical view in a concise, reflective tone.
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Richmond T xes-Dispatch
Glass Day at Wisconsin State University Commencement
Madison news describes University of Wisconsin class day and commencement events on June 15. Alumni arrival, ivy planting and orations mark the day with speakers from Kenosha La Crosse and Madison. pipe of peace ceremony planned. reunions and receptions scheduled. diplomas and honors to be awarded Wednesday with several notable orators.
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Miss Harrison
Lucille G. Deming
Madison
Helen D. Harrison
la Crosse
Arthur H. Brayton
Lyons
Iowa
Alfred P. Haake
Chicago
Raymond C. Lange
Eau Claire
Agnes M. Hall
Elgin
Ill
Gustave D. Wright
Fond du Lac
Arthur L. Mu
Armory
Ernest von Briesen
Milwaukee
Alumni Association
Lathrop Hall
Notable Lecturers With National Reputation Yet Unknown
A remark notes that numerous lecturers boasting national reputations were previously unfamiliar to many, highlighting a spectrum of scholars whose renown is recognized broadly but not locally. The observation underscores gaps between national acclaim and local recognition in academic circles.
Prolonging Life and Brights Disease Revival Claim
An article discusses Fulton's Renal Compound claiming recovery in Brights Disease. It cites a Spaulding daughter once deemed incurable, reportedly improved for twenty years since treatment begun, and offers to mail an albumen test formula and literature. John J. Fulton Co sells the formula and product through druggists.
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Bright
Fulton
N. W. Spaulding
Wu.s
San Francisco
John JJ. Fulton Co
Muriel Tichenor Weds J Steoger in Prairie du Chien
The wedding of Miss Muriel Tichenor daughter of Mr and Mrs E C Tichenor to J A Steoger was held at the bride’s parents home in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin officiated by Rev I F Nuzum M E pastor. After the ceremony the couple traveled by train to Richland Center to visit relatives.
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Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Muriel Tichenor
E. C. Tichenor
J. A. Steoger
I. F. Nuzum
M. E. Church
J. D. Day
Mr. Day
Blue River
Richland County
L. J. Dietrich
Spring Green
Miss Jessie
Madison
Jessie
State University
Fred Hobbs
Beloit
John Borgerding
Third Ward
John Herold
J. E. Harris
A. G. Kieser
Harris
Milwaukee
Kieser
Masonic Grand Lodge
Roy Hurley
Northwestern University
Clarence Coleman
Boscobel
Leona Greisch
Chicago
Minnie Case
Duluth
Beatrice Gray
Nicholas Gunderson
George Francisco
Richland Center
L. L
Pinch 50 One-piece Bathers Arrested at Coney
NEW YORK police arrest fifty men for wearing one piece bathing suits at Coney. One man prepared to dive in the streetwear. several girls observed but not detained. A quirky batch of short crime and oddities reports follows.
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New York
Coney
Harrison
WN. J
Edward Enoch
Newton Volatariff
Berne
Switzerland
Hoffman
Basle
Convicts Begin Road Work At Camp Allen Illinois
Beech er Illinois June 15 45 honor convicts from Illinois State Prison establish Camp Allen to work on state roads as the second squad sent out for road labor.
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Beecher
ELOPERS SEPARATE REPORT FROM PARIS IN WASHINGTON
Mrs Philip Hichborn and Horace Wylie a Washington clubman who left his family to elope with her are reported to have separated in Paris Earlier accounts said they lived near Paris under the name Mr And ie Wilborn and had one child
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Philip Hichborn
Horace Wylie
Washington
Paris
Andie Wilborn
Sheehan English Opera Company to Open in La Crosse
Colonel William Franklin Riley, special representative, arrived with Manager Wohlhueter and expressed high hopes for the Sheehan English Opera company engagement at the La Crosse theater. Advance seat sales eclipse expectations, with orders pouring in from nearby towns. patrons urged to reserve early to avoid disappointment as the tour attracts top artists and promises the most brilliant society event of the theatrical season.
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William Franklin Riley
Sheehan English Opera Company
la Crosse Theater
Wohlhuter
Colonel Riley
Sheehan
Pacity Houses
Drowning Claims Three Savannah Children in River Incident
Savannah Missouri reports the drowning of twins Lid Wig and Theresa Martin aged 4 14 and their sister Anna 14 while wading in the river hot. Jacob Martin their father confirms the tragedy and authorities assist in the search.
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Savannah
Lidwig
Theresa Martin
Anna
Jacob Martin
Women Watch The Clock In Stores And Factories
An old ad notes women’s work hours end and cites common female ailments like backache headache and nervousness. It promotes Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a simple remedy to alleviate these conditions.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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