Scout Relay Delivers Wilson Message To Mayor Harrison
President Wilson spoke from the east porch of the White House and handed a sealed message to Fred Reed, assistant Scoutmaster of the Washington Boy Scouts. Reed and four cars of Scouts began the Washington to Chicago relay to Mayor Carter Harrison, with each carrier traveling a mile. The trip aims to reach Chicago by Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
White House
Fred Reed
Washington Boy Scouts Organization
Chicago
Carter Harrison
Reed
Maryland
Aviator Faces First Aerial Livestock Damage Suit
Brindejonc Des Moulin aise, the aviator, was asked to pay 50 for killing a cow after landing near Coesfeld. The German farmer claimed the aeroplane frightened the cow to death during a flight from Paris to Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Brindejonc Des Moulinaise
Copenhagen
Coesfeld
Minister Kiyoshi Quits War Portfolio in Yamatoga Cabinet
June 24 report from Tokio states Minister of War Kiyoshi resigned his post and General Kusilose was promptly named to succeed him in the Yamatoga cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Kiyoshi
Yamatoga
Gen. Kusilose
Local visitors in city for short visits
E. O. Sween of Westby spent yesterday in the city on business for a few hours. Harry Down of Rushford, Minnesota, is the guest of friends in the city on a short vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Sween
Westby
Harry Down
Rushford
Minn
T. Connely
Ferryville
Wis
Matt Bern
Cashton
C. Joseph
Victory
A. C. Erickson
Mindoro
P. K. Smiley
Spring Grove
E. J. Talbott
Prairie du Chien
W. J. Widmeyer
la Crescent
H. D. Emery
Capron
Ill
N. D. Conklin
Waucoma
Iowa
F. W. Alexander
Viroqua
Fred Lies
Regular bowel care for children in hot weather
A mother should teach regular bowel habits from an early age and adjust foods to aid digestion. In heat, prompt care is needed to avoid serious illnesses from constipation and biliousness. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is recommended as a gentle remedy. testimonials from Mrs. Louise Reynolds of Lynchburg and Mr. Chas. W. Allen of Manor endorse it. Available from druggists for fifty cents to one dollar. free samples offered by Dr. W. B. Caldwell, Monticello Illinois.
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Caldwell
Louise Reynolds
Jackson Street
Lynchburg
Chas. W. Allen
Manor
Texas
W. B. Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello, Ill
Double wedding tragedy in Philadelphia ends in deaths
A wedding celebration devolved into a riot as Angelo Gregorio killed bride Nichol as Bozell and shot defender Vincent Sorti. Rosa Gregorio was stabbed and Angelo cut his own throat. two dead, two dying, and dozens arrested as investigators pursue the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Public Safety
Angelo Gregorio
Nicholas Bozell
Bozell
Vincent Sorti
Rosa Gregorio
Felix Sorti
Gregario
Oddities and Accidents Headlines From Across the Globe
A collage of brief items reports mercury poisoning sales in Chicago and an aldermanic curb on it, a 65 year old man injuring his hand by a fuse, ship crew protests for better conditions aboard the Imperator, a long fight with a shark near Long Beach, heat waves driving crises in Milan, a six cent Italian budget error law, Kipling’s return as a poet in England, a boy’s dramatic but harmless leap in Franklin, a divorce recommendation for a Passaic powder mill case, a 100 year old debt suit in Paris, and Chicago police interrupting a poker game at a doctor’s clinic.
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Chicago
Nance
Frank Muller
Imperator
New York
Long Beach
Milan
Italy
Rome
Kipling
London
Rudyard Kipling
Poincaire
England
France
Carl
Franklin
Carl Settle
Benedict
Passaic
N. J
van Biarcom
Peter Hicks
Hicks
Paris
Alexandre Becart
Duke of Marlborough
Becart
La Crosse Stone seeks deed from Miller estate for Lots 1 4 6 Sunnyside
In La Crosse Wisconsin the La Crosse Stone Company petitions the County Court asking for an order directing the administrator of Peter Miller deceased to convey by deed the lands described as Lots 1 4 and 6 in Block 1 of Edwin P Magill's Sunnyside addition La Crosse to the corporation. A special term is set for July 22 1913 at ten o'clock A M with J E Higbee attorney for the petitioner.
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State of Wisconsin
la Crosse County
la Crosse
Edwin P. Magill
Sunnyside
Wisconsin
Said County
Court House
City of
la Crosse Stone Company
Peter Miller
Beyschlag Prescription Drug Store Ad at 503 Main St
A compact 1900s style card from Chas Beyschlag promoting his Prescription Drug Store at 503 Main Street. It emphasizes expert prescription preparation, study of each order, and commitment to pleasing doctors and customers, noting nearly 200 000 prescriptions filled.
Rushford News Roundup of Local Guests and Events
Rushford Minnesota residents host visitors from Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin. Old Settlers meeting at Harmony draws locals including John Peterson John McLeod Ole Quarre and M A Maland. Family gatherings at Stevens avenue and Evanston guests. Local dignitary State Auditor Iverson visits Niles Carpenter home in Brooklyn. Church Ladies' Aid plans follow up event. Anna Olson and George S Smith wed in Rochester. Various cordial visits and summer travel notes, plus a bowery Fourth of July dance at Gore farm and the death of Isaac Goodwin. Medical and business moves noted including Masonic temple progress and Dr Nerud’s travels.
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John McCloud
North Rushford
McKusick
Ferbitt
Jewell
Iowa
L. Tagland
Stevens Avenue
Liffering
Toledo
Ohio
Jonathan Webster
Thomas Fergu
John Bantly
North la Crosse
Old Settlers
Harmony
Messrs
John Peterson
John McLeod
Ole Quarre
Stevle Philips
M. A. Maland
Mesdames Peterson
Quarve
Philips
Thomas Kierland
Hutchins
Rich
Evanston
Iverson
Niles Carpenter
Brooklyn
John Culhane
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Joseph's Church
Anna Clauson
Anna M. Olson
Rochester
Minn
George S. Smith
West Concord
M. Anderson
Mayville
N. D
Mr. Anderson
Kjelland
Hjalma Larson
Winona
Florence Egen
la Crosse
Gladys Alm
Dan Eggen
Dubuque
Pierce
Ed Fenstermacher
Mill Street
Olaf Berg
Virgil Hall
Post Falls
Idaho
Lenora
Money Creek
Minneapolis
Nerud
Elroy
Circle
Mont
Orrin - Tagland
Gunder Anderson
Jennie
Ferry Street
Ed Anderson
Presbyterian
Wilson backs currency reform to curb money trust power
President Wilson champions the Wilson-Glass currency bill as essential reform, arguing a central Washington board will curb bank power, empower the people, and prevent panics by issuing emergency currency while keeping existing national bank money under control, with a focus on nationwide rather than regional influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Central Board of Control
Senate
Railroad Board
Banking Commission
Railroad Commission
Central Board
Chicago
New York
Congress Clock Shows House Session at Noon
Senate not in session as Democratic caucus continues. The House met at noon with Representative Fitzgerald attacking the budget system of framing government appropriations.
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Senate
House
Fitzgerald
Normal school play and weekend social notes
Community notices report a school class play in Normal auditorium with reserved seating. Local births, visitors, and short travel and business visits fill the scene, naming residents from Atkinson to Lies and Julia Smiley among others in a bustle of city life.
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John C. Burns
the Fashion Shop
F. A. Reiman
the Quality Shop
Gamer
Invand Printine Co
Main ST LA Crosse Wis
Thill-Manning-Whalen Co
State Street
Jensen
South Third Street
Pearl Street
President Wilson
Harrison
S. & K. Certainteed
Segelke &Kohlhaus Manufacturing CO
la Crosse, Wis
Universalist
Sidney
Museum of
J. E. Higbee
Rushford Minn
W. T. Irvine
Jeweler
Main Street
GALLS
John Edwin Nevin
The
United Press
Congress
Western Union
Theo. N. Vail
F. Amon Pométe
Western Union Telegraph Company
Battle of Gettysburg
Burlington
Gettysburg
Caan Hanns
H. B. Smith
Elliott
Loeffler CO
Pall
CROWN
North Side Bottling Works
Harry Atkinson
Farnam Street
W. R. Gill
Waverly
S. D
W. S. Atkinson
B. A. Yeomen
Ruth
Harold Anderson
Furstmann
Riverside Camp
Houston
Landphair
George L. Cochrane
Milwaukee
Hostetter
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