Ah Sin Boycott Deepens U S Goods Refusal
Peking June 28 Chinese exclusion dominates discussion among Chinese leaders and press. Advertisements for U S goods are boycotted and letters urge China’s central government to stand firm. Main hurdle remains exclusion of coolies from Hawaii and the Philippines. China contemplates sending a mission to Washington but prospects remain uncertain.
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Peking
United States
China
Hawaii
Philippines
Washington
La Crosse Hunts New Carnival Sets July 16
Ferari carnival opens July 16 in La Crosse with trained wild beasts, a talking horse, Filipino midgets, Jewell's Marionettes, and a Crystal Maze. Features include Siren the snake enchantress, Diamond the horse, Monkeys and ponies, a Ferris wheel, organ acts, and free daily acts. Free bridge passes and reduced railroad rates are offered.
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la Crosse
Lady of Lyons
Estrazo
Siren
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy
Ferari Bros
Circus Royal
Philippine Islands
Jewell
Cinematographe
Henry Toma Weds Miss Clara Haredom in South Fifth Street
Henry Toma and Clara Haredom married last evening at the bride's home on South Fifth Street. A wedding supper followed, and many guests offered congratulations. The couple will begin housekeeping at the bride's home.
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Clara Haredom
Henry Toma
South Fifth Street
Rockhill Urges End to Boycott Amid China Uproar
Chinese deplore risking United States goodwill but say grievances exist. Boycott of US goods continues as anti US campaign grows. The US minister seeks action from the board of foreign affairs while Viceroy Yuan of Chili province issues a proclamation, though its impact is uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockhill
United States
Board of Foreign Affairs
Viceroy Yuan
Chili Province
Poison Found in Stomach of Elgin Woman
Arsenic detected in the internal organs of Mrs. Elizabeth Cunningham Dutree of Elgin, prompting scrutiny of her husband W H Dutree. An attorney announced the partial stomach analysis, with full organ tests underway at the Columbus laboratory in Chicago. The death was sudden and initially attributed to apoplexy by the attending physician.
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Chicago
Elizabeth Cunningham Dvutree
Elgin
W. H. Dutree
Charles B. Hazelhurst
Columbus Laboratory
Dr George Powell Consulting Physician and Surgeon
Dr George Powell works as a consulting physician and surgeon providing medical assessment and surgical care in clinical practice. He is described as a physician with surgical expertise serving patients with diagnostic and treatment responsibilities.
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George Powell
Rockefeller Grows A Beard On Return From Abroad
John D. Rockefeller Jr. arrives in New York with a Van Dyke beard altering his appearance. He had been abroad since December 6 to recuperate after overwork caused a partial breakdown. He says he looks improved though he remains pale and drawn.
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New York Herald
New York
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Finland
Red Star Line
van Dyke
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
First Step Toward Council of National Defence Initiated
An imperial manifesto creates a Preliminary commission under Grand Duke Nicholas Nicolaievitch to coordinate military and naval administrations, marking the initial move toward establishing the long contemplated Council of National Defence in St. Petersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
ST. Petersburg
Council of National Defence
Nicholas Nicolaievitch
Elks Weigh Mons Anderson Property For Club House
Elks of the city consider buying the Mons Anderson property at Fifth and Cass streets for a club house. Y W C A and other groups also evaluating the site, with no definite disposition yet.
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Elks
Mons Anderson
Fifth and
Cass Streets
Married couple weds at St Joseph Cathedral this morning
This morning Jos. W. Geifer and Helene Carson, well known city residents, were married at St. Joseph Cathedral with Rev. Schuyler officiating. The groom works at Hebberd's pharmacy and they plan to live in the city after a brief honeymoon.
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Jos. W. Geifer
Helene Carson
St. Joseph Cathedral
Rev. Schuyler
Hebberd
Special Baseball for the Fourth Series in La Crosse
A trio of baseball games between the Minneapolis Foresters and the La Crosse Browns will be played July 3 4 and 5 on the La Crosse street diamond to please local fans as La Crosse schedules a game at Freeport the week of July 4.
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la Crosse
Minneapolis Foresters
la Crosse Browns
la Crosse Street
Freeport
Small Boy Halts Train With Hat Waving Wit
In Altoona eight year old Wallace Moore spotted an opened switch on the Tyrone division of the Pennsylvania railroad between Sand Ridge and Osceola and stood on the track waving his hat until the northbound passenger train slowed to stop. In Columbus a life convict named Walter Fisher at the penitentiary became violently insane during dinner, shouting religious phrases as he raged about his crime.
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Altoona
Tyrone
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sand Ridge
Osceola
Wallace Moore
Columbus
Penitentiary
Walter Fisher
Clark County
Curzon Threatens Resignation Over Kitchener Command Edict
Simla reports that despite denial by Indian Secretary Brodrick, Lord Curzon has informed the British cabinet that he will resign the viceroy if the orders giving General Lord Kitchener supreme command of Indian forces are not modified.
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Simla
India
Brodrick
Lord Curzon
Lord Kitchener
Cleveland Confers With Justice O Brien and Westinghouse
Ex-President Cleveland arrives from Princeton and goes to the Buckingham hotel for a conference with Justice Morgan J. O Brien and George Westinghouse. They are among the majority stockholders in the Equitable Life Assurance society.
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New York
Cleveland
Princeton
Buckingham Hotel
Des Moines Attorney Virgil H. White Found Safe at Defiance
Virgil H. White, missing two weeks after a canoe capsize, was located in Defiance 150 miles away and positively identified. White, now on a farm, says he does not wish to return home. His law partner J. C. Hume says he is mentally distressed.
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Des Moines
Virgil H. White
Defiance
Here
White
J. C. Hume
Veterans meet opens in Marinette with 1500 in attendance
The Northern Wisconsin and Upper Michigan Veterans association opened its session in Marinette Wisconsin. An evening program at the Scott theatre drew about 1500 attendees with Capt Jack Crawford E O Kimberly and O B Knight as main entertainers. The day began with reveille at 6 am and local veterans planned a parade the next morning amid lavish decorations including three large arches with patriotic devices. Mayor Warren J Davis welcomed the visitors, with replies from Senator H P Bird and Curtis Busk.
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Warren J. Davis
H. P. Bird
Wausaukee
Wisconsin
Curtis Busk
Ironwood
Michigan
Chicago Visitors Stay With La Crosse Friends
Mr. Ered Servis and his son Jerome of Chicago are guests of La Crosse friends this week, sharing hospitality and local companionship.
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Ered Servis
Jerome
Chicago
la Crosse
Summer Tourist Rates to Wisconsin and Northwest Resorts
Send 2 cent stamp for summer resort literature to W B Kniskerp Passenger Traffic Manager Chicago. For rates tickets etc apply to agents Chicago and Northwestern Ry.
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Wisconsin
Northwest
Northwestern
W. B. Kniskerp
Chicago
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Fourth of July Rates From Green Bay & Western
The Green Bay and Western Railroad offers excursion tickets July 1 through July 4 at one and one third fare for round trips. Tickets are good for return until July 6, 1905.
Various World and Local Updates From United States and Europe
Secretary Hay shows improvement but requires nursing for days. Empress of Germany departs for Kiel to observe regatta closing. Major General Leonard Wood and wife arrive in San Francisco on a return from the Orient. Brooklyn man George Lindsay sentenced for daily kisses to his wife. Detroit tunnel No 41 caves in near Tren ton Ohio. Ohio Democratic state convention meets in Columbus. China reportedly seeks role in Russo Japanese peace talks. German reply on Moroccan issue maintains original stance. Puritan schooner yacht sells for 4025 dollars. National Eclectic Medical Association holds thirty fifth annual convention at Saratoga New York.
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Hay
Germany
Kiel
Leonard Wood
San Francisco
Orient
United States
George Lindsay
Brooklyn
Detroit Southern
Trenton
Columbus
China
Genesta
National Eclectic Medical Association
Saratoga
N. Y
Friday and Saturday Excursion to Devils Lake Wisconsin
Excursion tickets to the summer resort Devils Lake Wisconsin are on sale Fridays and Saturdays via the Northwestern Line. Tickets are limited for return until the Monday following and offer a convenient outing without interrupting business. Apply to agents Chicago and North Western Ry.
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Chicago & North Western Ry
Fourth of July Excursion Tickets From C M St P Ry
The Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway will offer excursion passes to all lines at one fare and a third for the round trip. Tickets on sale July 1 to 4 inclusive, valid for return until July 5, 1905.
Berlin Politician Sentenced for Defaming Chinese Expedition
Herr Kunert, a Social Democratic member of the reichstag, is sentenced in Halle to three months' imprisonment for insulting members of the 1900 Chinese expedition by claiming soldiers plundered and abused women. Several former expedition soldiers testified in detail.
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Berlin
Herr Kunert
Reichstag
Halle
China
Woman Dies of Apoplexy at Summer Park Ball
In Ullmer Park pavilion a 55 year old woman, Mrs. James Kirwin, collapsed and died from apoplexy during a church society barbecue. Shocked attendees, still hearing dance music, witnessed the tragedy ending the gathering.
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New York
James Kirwin
anUllmer Park Pavilion
Muncie Iron Worker Survives Train Tragedy With Injuries
In Muncie Indiana Henry Tiech aged iron worker who was struck by a train near the city has informed friends he lost a foot but lives on. The Pythian lodge had prepared death benefit papers for relatives. ties to the community remain strong as he recovers.
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Muncie
Ind
Pythian Lodge
Henry Tiech
Folk Will Not Call Out Troops Over Betting Ring
Governor Folk will not deploy armed force to enforce the anti betting law after a single arrest at Delmar race track. Sheriff Herpel vows daily arrests and to stop betting entirely until courts decide the pending cases.
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Folk
St. Louis
Delmar
Jefferson City
Herpel
Two Men Die In Sudden Naperville Accidents
Two Naperville residents died in separate accidental deaths. Michael Garrity aged 44 was crushed under a switch engine while riding the footboard and died instantly. Charles Sohl aged 26 fell fifteen feet from a cherry tree, struck his head on a cement sidewalk and died instantly.
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Naperville
Michael Garrity
Charles Sohl
Fireman Killed in Collision in Chicago
In a June collision between an electric car and a fire department hook and ladder truck two firemen were injured and one, William Droegmueller, killed instantly. William Hanrahan injured, in critical condition, as company responded to a fire alarm.
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Chicago
William Droegmueller
William Hanrahan
Hay rack party entertains Roy Marshall and friends
Roy Marshall entertained a number of friends last evening at a hay rack party. Those present included Grace Garner Maude Miller Carrie Owen Cassie Smith Leana Dodge Mayme Nessler Blanche Carey Bessie Herrington and William De Sautelle Bert Covey Bert Marshall Roy Marshall and James Casberg.
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Roy Marshall
Grace Garner
Maude Miller
Carrie Owen
Cassie Smith
Leana Dodge
Mayme Nessler
Blanche Carey
Bessie Herrington
Messrs
William de Sautelle
Bert Covey
Bert
James Casberg
Brick Work Progress at Wisconsin Lighting & Power Plant
The brick work at the Wisconsin Lighting & Power plant is rapidly progressing toward completion. Only one section of the large smoke stack, to be the highest in the northwest at 180 feet, remains erected and will be supported by two guard lines.
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Wisconsin Lighting & Power Plant
Gardner injured in broncho accident on North Side
Elsinor Gardner was thrown from two bronchos yesterday and seriously injured. Edna Borreson of Caledonia Street entertained friends yesterday. Orin Nelson left for Holmes for summer vacation. Mrs. John Fjelstad and family visit relatives in Coon Valley. B Benson of Kane Street visiting his brother in Wykoff Minnesota.
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Elsinor Gardner
Edna Borreson
Caledonia Street
Orin Nelson
Holmes
John Fjelstad
Coon Valley
B. Benson
Kane Street
Wykoff, Minn
Handsome Menus for B and O Dining Car Service
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad issues new dining car menus for its fast eastern trains. The menus feature dainties from top hotels and are exclusive to the B and O. Printed with a handsome affair design.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Fourth of July Excursion Rates
July 1 2 3 4 excursion tickets at low rates to Northwestern Line points including C St P M O Ry and Union Pacific routes east of Cheyenne and La Salle Colorado Southern Orin Jet to Cheyenne also D S S A Dy and Minireal Range R R. return until July 5. Apply to Chicago & Northwestern Ry agents.
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Northwestern
Northwestern Line
Union Pacific R. R
Cheyenne
Wyo
la Salle
Colo
Colorado Southern
Orin Jet
Minireal Range R. R
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Scenic Pacific Northwest booklet from the Chicago & Northwestern Ry
The Chicago & Northwestern Railway issues an illustrated booklet on Pacific Northwest scenery natural resources and radio growth. It can be obtained for 4 cents in stamps. The Lewis and Clark Exposition inspires low excursion rates and guided tours from Chicago. Address W. B. Kniskern 215 Jackson Boulevard Chicago for details.
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Pacific Northwest
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Chicago
East
W. B. Kniskern
Jackson Boulevard
Local notes bring city updates and moved residents
Water level falls and fishing improves as Gund starts exclusive north side auto delivery. Court house screening contract awarded to Fred Schulz. A. O. Johnson returns from Trempealeau. lawn social planned at Kinney lawn 1332 Avon street. I Dimon family heads to Portland via Montana. John Johnson visits from Stuartville. Mrs Crosby and son head to Beaver Dam for three weeks. Nel son child improving. Quarantine lifted at Joseph Markvart residence. bronchiitis minor. Ex Sheriff Severson visiting. Judge Cooney relocates to 902 Caledonia. Ross Jones to move to 1352 Rose street. Mabel Iverson and Viola Shumway bound for Lewis & Clark expo in Portland.
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Gund
Court House
Fred Schulz
A. O. Johnson
Berlin Street
Trempealeau County
Kinney Lawn
Avon Street
I. Dimon
Spn
John Dimon
Portland
Oregon
Montana
John Johnson
Stuartville
C. J. Crosby
Clark M Crosby
Beaver Dam
Wis
A. Nelson
Loomis Street
Joseph Markvart
Hargar Street
Tribune
la Crosse
Severson
Vernon County
Judge Cooney
St Cloud
Avon Streets
Caledonia Street
John Grimes
Rose Street
Ross Jones
Amundson
Mabel Iverson
Viola Shumway
Ore
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AH Sin
U. S
Wl Ag
Henry Toma Wes
Council OF National Defense
THE
MW. Y- Herald
KS May
ANDER
Oxfords
A. O. Morkved
Caledonia St
Hiah
Curzon
Equitable
Fie
North Side News
Veterans At Marinette
Green Bay & Western
Devils Lake
North Side Briefs
Bijou
North Side Bottling
Rose
Edwards-Wood Co
Fifth and Roberts Streets
St. Paul, Minn
McMillan Building
Elliott-Loeffler Company
Wines & Liquors
Pearl Street
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