Robinson Crusoe tramp sentenced to 40 days
Amos E. Hubbel known as the Robinson Crusoe figure was found in H. Goddard's hay barn and jailed for 40 days by Judge Brindley. Officials describe him as the laziest tramp seen locally and note his unkempt beard. The case followed a court to the carriage outside. Interment details mention Oak Grove and a funeral service the following day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos E. Hubbel
Robinson Crusoe
H. Goddard
Brindley
Hubbel
Recruits Leave for Virginia Navy Training
Yesterday George Fidlin Carl Gilbertson and Frank Vent of the north side left for the coast of Virginia where they will enter upon their training for the U S navy. The boys about 17 and 18 will spend three months on a training vessel before regular duties aboard a man of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fidlin
Carl Gilbertson
Frank Vent
North Side
Virginia
U.S. Navy
Funeral of Mrs Blanchard Set for Tomorrow Afternoon
The funeral of Mrs LD Blanchard will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 30 o'clock from the Caledonia church with services conducted by the local pastor. Interment will follow in the city cemetery. Mrs Blanchard was a longtime resident and is survived by her husband and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caledonia Street
LD. Blanchard
Caledonia
Mrs. Fritz Elizabeth Loth Laid To Rest
The funeral for Mrs. Fritz Elizabeth Loth of 919 St. Cloud Street was held this afternoon at Avon Street Lutheran Church with Rev. Thurow officiating and A. Sletten in charge. Interment followed at Oak Grove, with many friends and relatives in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz Elizabeth Loth
St. Cloud Street
Avon Street Lutheran Church
Thurow
A. Sletten
Oak Grove
North Side Notices At Local Stores
Wanted North side roosters to get their watches repaired at Singers 532 Mill street. Special sale on rubbers and over shoes at Morkveds store 1212 Caledonian street Monday only. Phone 9124 and subscribe for the tribune. Let us know when you do not get it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Roosters
Singer
Mill Street
Morkved’s
Caledonian Street
The
Tribune
Community thanks for support after loss of mother and sister
A family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during their bereavement. Special thanks go to the G. A. R. ladies, the Rathbone sisters, and the Ladies Aid of Caledonia Street M. E. church. Also to Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Allen and Family, Mrs. Irene Jones, and Mrs. W. B. Winston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbone Sisters
Ladies’ Aid Society
Caledonia Street M. E
F. W. Allen
Irene Jones
W. B. Winston
Shopping thrift as a virtue in gradual growth
The piece argues that thrift in shopping and habitual ad reading advance together as a person grows. It suggests thrift becomes a habit and ad reading keeps pace with this development.
Way to Win for La Crosse Power Battle
The article denounces Chicago controlled inter urban lines and cautions La Crosse to back independent competition. It recalls past alleged robberies by the Light Trust and warns voters to reject deals favoring leased and conflicted interests while urging honorable public conduct and verification of the forthcoming facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Streets
Chicago
la Crosse
Chicago Traction
Light Trust
Light
La Follette Leads Debate on Indian Agency Bill
Washington March 3 The senate passed the bill settling affairs of five civilized tribes while spending most of the day on the railroad issue. La Follette urged an amendment barring railroad stockholders from acquiring coal lands in Indian Territory arguing that only strong positive legislation can give relief to the people. He insisted government power must curb corporate control and make railroads only common carriers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Dakota
Washington
Senate
LaFollette
Indian Territory
Congress
United States
Senators Clash Over Coal Lands Amendment in Rate Bill Debate
A four day Senate debate centers on an amendment tying railway stock to coal land ownership. LaFollette argues restrictions on stockholders. opponents warn of constitutional and practical risks. McCumber moves to table the sale amendment, carrying 38 to 7 with seven dissenters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clapp
Teller
Congress
Mallory
Patterson
Newlands
LaFollette
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ixnox
Indian Territory
United States
McCumber
Supreme Court
Bacon
Blackburn
Clay
Dubois
LaVollette
Pettus
Pink Hussars at Opera House Tour Comes to City
Tonight Mr. F C Whitney presents The Pink Hussars or His Honor the Mayor after eighteen weeks at the Chicago opera house. The show features Mr J Clarence Harvey with a ten member cast and sixty strong chorus plus the English Pony Ballet in a lively mix of music and fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Whitney
Pink Hussars
Chicago Opera House
Campbell
R. M. Skinner
Julian Edwards
Alfred &. Aarons
J. Clarence Harvey
Mable Hollins
J. Murray
Helen Case Blanche Gilson
Lois FE. Tabor
Madge Ryan
F. van Renssalaer
C. E
Questions Issued On Mutual Life Officers Conflicts
The Truesdale Archincloss committee releases a long set of questions for Mutual Life Insurance officers earning over 2000 a year. The inquiry probes outside relations relatives loans and compensation since 1900 plus related company dealings and a request for office rent losses and security transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Truesdale
Mutual Life Office
William H. Truesdale
John W. Archincloss
Charles A. Peabody
The
Mutual
Extra compensation inquiry from 1900 era
A historical notice asks if since January 1 1900 the respondent has received any commissions or compensation from any person or source. The fragment records a formal question likely for a public or legal proceeding. The text implies scrutiny of outside earnings.
Blanche Rosmanoske Dies After Illness
Blanche Rosmanoske aged 27 wife of Gis Rosmanoske of 1203 South Tenth street died yesterday afternoon after several months illness with tuberculosis. She was daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Palitzky and was highly esteemed. Funeral Monday at 8:30 from home and 9 from Holy Cross Church with Rev Stoker officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Rosmanoske
Gis Rosmanoske
South Tenth Street
Ragsmanoske
Albert Palitzky
Holy Cross Church
Stoker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank
Roth
4Th and
Pearl Street
North Side News
H W. SinGer
Mgr
Aly
M. E. Church
Chas. W Wentworth
W. Dwyer
Oak
Grove
Mrs. Blanchard
Mrs. Loth
North Side Briefs
Brakke
Cor
John Brakkenia
Prescription
la Cross
Farson, Leach & Co
Central Electric Company
R. B. Gelatt
Central Electric
Nebver
Ginger
North Side Bottling
la Follette
Atta
Orop
MR. F. C. Whitney
English Pony Ballet
School of Modern Musical
Adrean
Ballet
London
Lngiana
Oveliness
Chicago Post
Ilinois
USSAR
Willie
Mary Ann
Dr. W. Powell
Parily Theatre
George Ramig
Vertu
Jos. Northup
R. Zita
Lucados
Orgerita Arnold
Chris
Christopher Yodeling
Will Armond
Russia
Horace Vinton
Eda Clayton
Bill Casey
Jack Wilmerding
Madge St. Ormand
Bill Casew
Bijou
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!