Wisconsin Commencement Week Draws Large Revival
The University of Wisconsin in Madison marks its 53rd commencement with baccalaureate exercises, ivy planting, class day events, and a large address by President Van Hise. About 500 degrees will be conferred as alumni days, receptions, and concerts close the week.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Sheridan
University Alumni Association
Charles R. van Hise
Bach
Milwaukee Orchestra
Dams and Street Railway Fund Concerts at Myrick Park
The Tribune reports Dana's band concerts at Myrick Park are funded by the La Crosse City By. Co. not by the city. Street Railway Co. agreed to finance and stage the shows. a band stand seating and lighting were promised but incomplete. The committee notes concerts run at a loss and urges better patronage and improvements.
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Tribune
Dana
Myrick Park
la Crosse City
Bijou opening features top liners and acts crowd-pleasers
The Bijou debuts with Col Stuart and Josh on the Bowery as headliners plus a comedy sketch. Hamilton and Wiley present Polly the praised animation acts. Claude Rauf performs dangerous slack wire feats. Wee Baby Mary amazes as a contortionist extra. Jack OToole offers a new song Starlight and new San Francisco views accompany the program.
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Bijou
Col. Stuart
Josh
the Bowery
Hamilton
Wiley
Polly
Claude Rauf
Wee Baby Mary
Jack O'Toole
San Francisco
Rotten British meat and spoiled imports at Stepney wharves
Dr. Thomas, Stepney’s medical officer, reports over the past five years more than a ton of rotten tinned foods are destroyed daily at Stepney wharves. The items, from colonial sources, include meat fish and fruit. He notes New Zealand raspberries treated with sulphur and soaked in aniline to restore color. He warns that diseased canned meat can evade detection and urges strict slaughterhouse checks.
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London
Thomas
Borough of
Stepney
United States
New Zealand
England
Auction Cassie’s Wardrobe Off
Cleveland June 18 Mrs Cassie L Chadwick now in Ohio penitentiary sees her personal effects auctioned to satisfy debts from her trial and imprisonment. The sale includes 300 to 400 dresses many elaborate suits rare furs Verna Martin cabinets and bedsteads with proceeds likely used to liquidate creditors.
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Cleveland
Cassie L. Chadwick
Ohio Penitentiary
Local items and notices fill Mesaba city pages
City notes report residents traveling to Chicago for Arm ous institute graduation and Indianapolis for a national editorials gathering. Others announce employment ads, marriages, church services, a factory accident, a court ruling, and local sales. A spoof dialogue ends with a Red Feather quip about hot weather.
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Main
A. Foster
N. J. Paradise
E. W. DeSautelle
Chicago
Armous Institute of Technology
Adolph Candrian
Irma
Indianapolis
National Editorial Association
Great Lakes
Bishop Schwebach
Rome
Luxemburg
Valya Garment Co
G. W. Ewe
la Crosse
Minneapolis
South Fourth Street
Alfred Ramsey
English Lutheran Church
John Longway
Stamping and Tool Works
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Louisa McClean
Roy A. Smith
Galesville
Melrose
O. Walter
O. A
FE. A. Schall
Decorah
FE. D. Ruggles
Ellis B. Usher
The
Chronicle
Milwaukee
Dengler
Pure Delight
Miller & Wolfe
Justice Daniels
N. M. Elson
Bangor Telephone Company
FL Darling
K. C. Suitor
George Powell
Judge Fruit
Viroqua
C. H. Marquardt
Boston
American Medical Association
A. O. Colby
Natallie Johnson
North Side
Plattville Normal School
Noble Redman
Diverse city notes and ads mix in Winona paper pages
The section lists local people, stores, and events from Winona and surrounding towns. It mentions dock and steamer excursions, park concerts at Myrick park, a planned Elk club property purchase, and various social visits. Notices include health ads, a soap promotional claim, and a wiring expert advertisement.
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W. Powell
Winona Elks
R. E. Dougherty
Winona Lodge
Marie Yost
la Crosse Hospital
Cargen
Owl
J. S
Winona
Trempealeau
Myrick Park
George Powell
la Crosse
Brownsville
J. J. Esch
Camp Douglas Military Reservation
House
Senate
Ase
George Cassells
Tomah
Wis
B. E. Edwards
Chicago
Viola Doerfiinger
Mount Joseph
Dubuque
Hiollister
Rocky
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George MacAdam
Lord
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Genevieve C. Smith
Frances R. Hiestand
George Hunt
J. M. Naughton
Bishop Fallows
Ralph W Collie
Merrill
Thaddeus H. Bridley
Albert T. Twesme
Blair
Harien E. Ryan
Wausau
Albert L. Moser
Independence
Thomas J. McClernan
University Hall
Charles Noble
James W. Bashford
Jude Henry F. Mason
Max Loeb
Ralph Dorn Hetzel
Vincent Henry Huck
Law
Fond du Lac
Carl Schurz
Peter Henry Schram
Mladison
Bess Eliza Adams
Miadison
Otto L. Kowalke
South Kaukauna
Engineer
Frederick Wi. MacKenzie
Blue Mound
College
Lawrence W. Ledvina
Kellnersville
Mt Het
Cassie
Roger
Irvine’s
Main St. la Crosse
City News
W.T. Irvine
Main Street
College of Optics
Heik
Dengier
Dakota
Fredericks
Fountain City
O. Nyhns
Ferry Street
Westby
W. F. Ruehlman
Hugo Ruehlman
Arcadia
A.& C. Johnson
G. F. Sexauer
Mildred
Freeburg
Minn
Jonn J. Powers
Wisconsin Baseball League
Ella Gregory
South
Eighth Street
A. L. Croonenburg
St. Paul
Selah Johnson
Lanesboro
Perry Shrake
Treampealeau Gazette
V. Sinclaire
John Phalon
Sherlock Holmes
Henry N. Boehm
J. F. Thompson
Barron
Wisconsin
Dargain
Nelson Carpet Company
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