Ridgely to Be Bank's Head in Commerce Building
Kansas City March 5 announces National Bank of Commerce will reopen March 30 in its own quarters in the new Commerce building with 6600000 dollars in vault cash. W B Ridgely comptroller of the currency will be president. Furey named successor in Chicago circles to Ridgely.
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Kansas City
National Bank of Commerce
Commerce Building
W. B. Ridgely
Onee
Furey
Chicago
William Barrett Ridgely
Charles F. Furey
American Guaranty Company
A Man’s Fear of Hunger and Worms Traced in Thought
A man alternates between famine dread and health anxiety over appetite. When hungry he fears death from starvation, and when he eats well he imagines a tape worm is present, reflecting a persistent worry about bodily harm.
There never lived a woman who wished she were a man
A concise aphorism about gender wishing and identity. The line presents a paradoxical view on desire across genders. It contrasts female and male experiences with a provocative claim about universal feelings.
A Mother's Advice on Virtue and Self-Reflection
The saying warns a mother to refrain from boasting about domestic feats and suggests it is better for a young woman to have flirted with an older man than to have not learned any folly. It advises self-examination over blaming enemies when one is not faring well.
Take Boy Fire Bug To Waukesha
John Olson, the north side boy charged with firing barns, will be sent to the Waukesha Industrial School this afternoon. The May term trial will be passed by default due to the law restricting older prisoners and boys under sixteen from jails, resulting in near solitary confinement until trial. Deputy Rawson of the Waukesha institution will take charge of him.
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John Olson
North Side
Waukesha
Olson
Reform School
Rawson
Lenten Services At St James Church This Year
Annual Lenten services at St James church run in the usual pattern. Services were held last evening at 7 45 pm and will be held Friday evenings at 7 45 pm and Sunday evenings at 7 39 pm. Rev Father Lynch who has been ill for some time will assist Rev Murphy this week.
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St. James Church
Father Lynch
Murphy
Barber shop inspection in La Crosse finds no report yet
A member of the state board of barber examiners visited La Crosse and inspected Harry Evjen's north side shop and several others. No report has been rendered yet on shop conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Barber Examiners
la Crosse
Harry Evjen
Early Arrival Advised to Avoid Rush
A brief notice encourages arriving early to beat the crowd, with a caveat that others should not mimic the same behavior to prevent congestion. The message emphasizes orderly access and smooth process for all involved.
Carl Bauch Narrowly Escapes Death At Milwaukee Road Bridge
Carl Bauch foreman of a Milwaukee road switching crew had a narrow morning incident under the Mississippi wagon bridge north of Listman mill when his head struck the bridge and knocked him onto a car. Brakeman Michael Fischbach Jr. grabbed him as he slipped and saved him from a fall. skull not fractured. Bauch had a prior near miss three weeks ago during car movements at Mill street crossing. Six cars derailed in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Bauch
Milwaukee Road
Mississippi
Listman Mill
Michael Fischbach, Jr
Avon Street
F. C. Sutter
Mill Street
Listman Mill Company
C B and Q Lockers Looted Last Night
Nighttime break in at C B and Q shops resulted in theft of clothing including an over coat owned by F A Mitchell. Three suspects were apprehended and held at the central station but later released after alibis were proven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Mitchell
Jenks Ice Company Ends Season Early
Owing to warm weather that honeycombed the Black River ice, the L. C. Jenks Ice Company suspends operations for the season. Jenks houses are full while 300 car loads have been sent to the C. B. & Q. The majority of the ice from the Q was shipped to St. Joseph Missouri and Galesburg Illinois.
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Black River
L. C. Jenks Ice Company
Jenks
St. Joe
Galesberg
Ill
Wolf at the door: local man captures stray animal
Fred Keizer of 712 Cass Street woke at 5 am to find a large wolf on his doorstep. He chased and grabbed the chained animal, which lashed out but he tamed it and held the creature until its owner could be identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Keizer
Mr. Keizer
Cass Street
L KE. Lavaque’s
Samaritans to Hold 2nd Banquet in Honor of John Christi
Imperial Grand Samaritan John Christi of Dubuque presided at a Clover Leaf Council Woodman hall meeting where an address on the organization was given and a banquet followed. Winners to be announced after counts of new lodge members and a second banquet to honor the losers.
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Washington
D. C
Roosevelt
John Franklin Fort
New Jersey
John Franklin
Theodore
White House
Fort
Supreme Court
John Christi
Dubuque
Woodman Hall
Clover Leaf Council
Imperial Grand Samaritan
Lodge
Christie
South Side
North Side
Sacred concert at Lutheran Church draws soloists from cities
The Norwegian Lutheran church choirs present a sacred concert at Charles Street Lutheran Church this evening. An annual event praised for fine soloists secured from Minneapolis and Vi roqua, promising an enjoyable entertainment for attendees.
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Lutheran Church
Charles Street Lutheran Church
Charles and
Mayor Invited to Attend Reception in San Francisco Bay
Mayor Wendell A Anderson has been invited to join festivities honoring the American fleet assembling in the Bay of San Francisco on its arrival in May. The invitation comes from Edward Robeson Taylor, mayor of San Francisco and county, and James D Phelan, head of the official fleet reception committee. It is believed the mayor will be unable to attend.
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Wendell A. Anderson
Bay of San Francisco
Edward Robeson Taylor
San Francisco
James D. Phelan
North Side Briefs and Local Updates
George Fischer leaves for Black River Falls to visit relatives. Emma Coney recovers from rheumatism and can go out. Franklin club meets tonight at Fjelstad hall. Ice hauling for Burlington road halted. now loading at Lake Pepin. Phillip Roggensack’s home quarantined for scarlet fever. Hans Hanson's family welcomes a baby boy. T. R. Knight ill with la grippe. Mrs. Charles Schaffer seriously ill. their 2-year-old also ill at home. Spafford visits hosts from Beaver Creek and local guests. Owen McCarthy visiting son J H McCarthy. H A Walter travels to Chicago on business. A Anderson, formerly Norwalk worker, visits Kane street. C J Paddock returns home after Caledonia visit.
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George Fischer
Avon Street
Black River Falls
Emma Coney
Caledonia Street
Franklin Club
Fjelstad Hall
St. Paul
Caledonia Streets
Burlington Road
Black River
Lake Pepin
Phillip Roggensack
Kane Street
Anthony Murphy
Hans Hanson
George Street
T. R. Knight
Wood Street
Charles Schaffer
Harry Lane
Portage
R. Barden
Libbie
Jesse Spafford
W. J. Spafford
Loomis Street
Minnie Johnson
Agnes Buckholtz
R. Pischke
Beaver Creek
Wis
Owen McCarthy
Galesville
J. H. McCarthy
H. A. Walter
Chicago
A. Anderson
Norwalk
C. J. Paddock
Caledonia
Mrs Hafner to Be Laid to Rest Friday
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Hafner 71 wife of Lawrence Hafner will be held Friday at 9 am from St Joseph Cathedral with Rev Father Sluyter presiding. Interment in Catholic cemetery. She is survived by her husband and six children.
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Mary Hafner
Lawrence Hafner
St. Joseph’s Cathedral
Father Sluyter
Committee Meeting Set for Tomorrow Evening
A meeting of the bridge finance and water committees will be held tomorrow at 7 30 in the small council chamber at city hall. Members listed include Aldermen Houska Rehfuss Sletten Kellar Bart Enery Ridge Grover Muenzenberger and Rose.
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Bridge, Finance and Water Committee
Water
Houska
Rehfuss
Sletten
Kellar
Bart
Enery
Ridge
Grover
Muenzenberger
Rose
Beloit College Names Eaton President Again in Inauguration
In Beloit Wisconsin Edward Dwight Eaton D D LL D was inaugurated president of Beloit College for a second time before a large audience of students townspeople and visiting educators. Carnegie gift updates followed his inaugural address noting a $50 000 contribution to ensure a total $150 000 from the General Education Board and further support.
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Beloit
Wis
Edward Dwight Eaton
D. D
Beloit College
Carnegie
Maton
Andrew Carnegie
General Educational Board
Endowment Approved For Chair of Political Economy Finance
A formal announcement stated that funds were pledged to endow a chair of political economy and finance, and the plan was met with vociferous applause from the audience.
Man Returns to Town Finds It Has Progressed Without Him
A resident returning after a long absence feels the town has moved on without him, sensing a shift in community life and progress that leaves him unsettled and out of step with his hometown.
The Gossip Trap That Steals Time
Gossiping makes time seem to fly yet time deserves better than the urge to rush through it. The reflection questions why idle talk shortens moments and urges more purposeful use of time.
Antique Shop Gathers Echoes Of Old Timers
A facetious customer quips about nostalgia while admiring a row of grandfather clocks in the antique shop, recalling bygone days as the shop hums with quiet activity and timeless pieces.
Crossbach released on five hundred dollar bail
William Crossbach, once declared insane and later found sane, was released from county jail on bond of 500. His desertion case is described as plain, with his stupor hindering questioning. Mr and Mrs Devine welcomed a baby boy, the Tribune Sporting News notes.
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William Crossbach
Mr. and
Mrs. Devine
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