Minnesota Football Schedule for 1905 Eagerly Planned
Minnesota announces a 1905 football slate with all games in Minneapolis. Key matches include North Dakota Ames Iowa Lawrence Nebraska Wisconsin Northwestern and an emphasis on four hard tests within five weeks. Open dates reserved for St. Thomas Shattuck Grinnell and Carleton.
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Minnesota
Lawrence
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Minneapolis Central
North Dakota
Ames
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Northwestern
St. Thomas
Shattuck
Grinnell
Carleton
Madison
H. L. Williams
Badgers
Phi King
Camp Randall
Cornhuskers
Will
Platte
Lin
Coln
Booth
Bender
Michigan
Northrop
The Circus Ban and Clergy Debate in Paris and London
The Paris Archbishop bars priests from leaving their homes in cassocks and bans clerics from theatres, preserving the circus as acceptable for children. London observers praise Barnum and Bailey, noting clergy endorsements, safe acts, and a July 5 appearance with 100 acts, three rings, and feats by top riders and performers.
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Richard
Paris
Opera
Comedie Francaise
London
New York Sun
Barnum & Bailey
Europe
Inmate Charged in Alms House Assault
Green Bay inmate 75 years old, Cornelius Van Boxel, held for alleged murderous assault on fellow inmate Augustus Korth near 90. Ashland Denomie, Indian, murdered a year ago, left $10 000 pine lands estate. Will approved by President Roosevelt.
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Green Bay
Cornelius van Boxel
Augustus Korth
Ashland
Joseph Denomie
Roosevelt
Judge Sentences Johnson for Cable Post Office Robbery
Judge Sanborn sentences Harry Johnson to five years at Fort Leavenworth for robbing the Cable post office of 28.49 dollars. Independence Martin Olson is killed instantly while attempting to board a freight train at age about 27.
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Eau Claire
Sanborn
Harry Johnson
Fort Leavenworth
Cable
Independence
Martin Olson
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Wisconsin Convention Draws 400 Delegates
More than 400 delegates attended the annual convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Wisconsin highlighting church governance, worship, and mission updates from participating congregations across the state.
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Manitowoc
The
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Wisconsin
Tragic kerosene ingestion claims 14 month old
The 14 month old son of Mr and Mrs George Hammen died after drinking kerosene in Green Bay. Endeavor hosted the annual reunion of soldiers from Adams Marquette and Waushara counties across Tuesday to Thursday at Endeavor.
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Green Bay
George Hammen
Endeavor
Adams, Marquette
Waushara Counties
Corner stone laid for Pierce county court house in Ellsworth
The cornerstone of Pierce county's new $80,000 courthouse in Ellsworth was laid with a grand lodge F. and A. M. of Wisconsin ceremony. Deputy Grand Master E. J. Farr of Eau Claire presided as grand master.
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Ellsworth
Pierce County
Grand Lodge F
A. M
Wisconsin
E. J. Farr
Eau Claire
Sheboygan Manufacturers Bank Saturday Noon Break Plan
For the first time, Sheboygan wood working establishments will close at noon on Saturdays for the summer balance. The change came from a meeting of the Sheboygan Manufacturers' association after discussions at the Contemporary club about improving working conditions.
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Sheboygan
Sheboygan Manufafcturers’ Association
Madison Lawyer Appointed to Hear Kitttell Trial Behalf
Madison attorney Rufus B. Smith is chosen to hear testimony in the proceedings against District Attorney John A. Kittell in Green Bay. The hearing follows Special District Attorney Sol Huntington’s request to dismiss Kittell on grounds of alleged antagonism to prosecuting graft cases.
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Madison
Rufus B. Smith
John A. Kittell
Green Bay
Sol Huntington
Kittell
Arson Devices Described By Ohio Fire Marshal Report
State officials summarize an Ohio fire marshal report detailing improvised arson devices used to destroy buildings for insurance gains. Descriptions include a parallelogram box with phosphorus and carbon disulphide and a bladder fuse system, plus risks from tobacco fires and rodent-caused blazes. The report notes 66 arrests in Ohio with 54 indicted and mixed verdicts, and Minnesota officials expect law changes to cut property losses.
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State Insurance Department
Wisconsin
United States
Ohio
Minnesota
Very Low Rates to Northern Wisconsin Saengerfest
Excur sion tickets will be sold June 22 23 and 24 with favorable return limits apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry.
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Wisconsin
Wausaukee Chairman Vetoes Four Saloon Licenses
Wausaukee town chairman R L Thomas vetoes four saloon license applications for next year. He cites oversupply of saloons and ties the decision to a pledge from his election, noting slot machines have been banned and saloons closed on Sundays since his election.
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Wausaukee
R L. Thomas
Thomas
Nanny Piper of Bloomington Sent to Geneva Institution
A 10 year old foundling from Milwaukee and placed with foster parents Mr. and Mrs. Zearfuss in Randolph township was sentenced by Judge Russell to the Geneva girls institution after two years of alleged cruel treatment and multiple attempts to poison her foster parents. The girl admitted attempting to poison them but said she could not explain why.
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Bloomington
Piper
Milwaukee
Russell
Geneva
Zearfuss
Randolph Township
Very Low Rates to Niagara Falls NY for Shrine Voyage
Se. w. sion tickets will be sold on June 17, 18 and 19 with favorable return limits On a count of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine Apply to agents Chicago Northwestern Ry.
Tribune Report Highlights Local Truths in La Crosse
The Tribune covers major city issues with direct reporting from La Crosse. It emphasizes transparency on governance and community concerns, aiming to inform residents with clear, timely updates from local officials and events.
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the Tribune
la Crosse
Milton College Commencement Exercises in 1905
The Milton Wisconsin campus auditorium overflowed with graduates and guests for the thirty-eighth commencement. Orations followed by India Ellice Roycroft’s valedictory. Ray Willis Clarke named history and political science instructor. degrees awarded to Hutchins, Englis, Roycroft, Babcock, Lowther, Post, Burdick, Davis, Van Horn, Clarke, and Lewis. Alumni president J N Humphrey elected. alumnae banquet attended by about 170. reception at the president’s home closes the week.
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Milton
Wis
Milton College
India Ellice Roycroft
Shawano
Ray Willis Clarke
Law School
University of Wisconsin
Anna May West
Milton Junction
Clarissa Wheeler
Pridgeton
N. J
Jesse Erwin Hutchins
North Loop
Neb
David Nelson Englis
Marquette
Mich
Harold Hamden
W. Va
George Washington Post, Jr
Chicago
Ill
George Merton Burdick
Susie Burdick Davis
Herbert Clarke van Horn
Ray
Platteville Man Dies En Route Home from Alaska
Henry Kistler of Platteville who had lived in Alaska for several years died while traveling to Seattle and on his way back to Platteville. The death occurred during the journey from Alaska to Wisconsin.
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Platteville
Wis
Henry Kistler
Alaska
Seattle
B and O Introduces Elegant Dining Car Menus
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad issues new handsome menus for its dining car service on fast eastern trains. The menu features delicacies from top hotels and is exclusive to the B and O. Menus are printed in attractive style.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Fourth of July Excursion Fares Advised by Green Bay & Western
From July 1 to July 4 inclusive the Green Bay and Western offers excursion tickets at one and one third fare for the round trip. Good to return by July 6. rg605
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Green Bay & Western
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