North Side Briefs on Ills, Visits, and Moves
A North Side brief notes Mrs. George Bose ill at 609 Island street and Sever Johnson confined to 1209 Avon with a slight illness. It covers moves like J. D. Swartz relocating from 143 Mill to 403 Avon, and many residents visiting relatives or returning from Madison, Cassville, Kendall, and Pine Bluff. Travelers include Miss Hulda Miller visiting Kendall and James Coughlin returning from Madison. Local groups announce Friday events at Bethel Lutheran and Scandinavian Baptist church parlors.
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Dreamland
George Bose
Island Street
J. D. Swartz
Mill Street
Avon Street
A. Detzmeyer
J. Asselin
Prospect Street
Cassville
John Coughlin
Wood Street
Madison
M. Shannon
O. Sas
Berlin Street
la Crescent
Carl McKeith
Galesville
C. Merwin
Gillette Street
John Asselin
St. Paul
Parker-Hirt Machine Co
James Coughlin
Edward
E. Theiss
Hulda Miller
Rose Street
Kendall
Wis
Sever Johnson
J. Canning
Young People’s Society
Bethel Lutheran Church
Merry Workers’ Club
Scandinavian Baptist Church
Alice Ahlstrom
A. E. Foley
Ladies Aid Society
German Lutheran Church
H. Lutz
P. Werner
John Knutson
Iverson
Houston
H. McFarland
Mason City
Illinois suffragists condemn Mann attitude after parade
Illinois suffragists adopted resolutions condemning the “unchivalrous attitude” of Representative Jas R. Mann in a Monday suffrage parade. Mann had said women should stay at home, while Richmond Pearson Howson assailed Washington police over parade crowd handling, prompting Mann to remark that the women who paraded “should have been home with their mothers.”
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Washington
Jas. R. Mann
Illinois
Mann
Richmond Pearson Howson
Theodore Thomas Orchestra Name Change Defied
In Chicago on March 6 trustees of the Orchestral association rejected the widow of Theodore Thomas protest and kept plans to rename the ensemble as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, replacing the Theodore Thomas orchestra.
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Chicago
The
Orchestral Association Today
Theodore Thomas
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Woman Finds Hidden Diamond Worth 1200 Dollars
Mrs J S Wetzel of Ravenswood West Virginia discovered an old uncut diamond in a chest. A guest brought it to a jeweler who valued the stone at twelve hundred dollars, surprising her by its true worth after 27 years.
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J. S. Wetzel
Ravenswood
W. Va
Beauty’s Power Yet Fleeting and Morality’s Mirror
A reflective adage on beauty’s transient nature and its moral sway. It notes that beauty can corrupt youth and age, yet when wisely used, it reveals virtue and restrains vice. The author, invoking Bacon, frames beauty as a mixed force with ethical implications.
College Secret Signals Revealed in Rivalry Chat
In a terse exchange Bacon says Egbert’s son learned football signals at college and refuses to reveal them. Egbert insists it is a secret while noting the signals are a matter of college sport seamanship.
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Bacon
Egbert
Crimson Gulch Trial of Piute Pete Referenced
A clipped dialogue references Crimson Gulch lynching andPiute Pete, with a note about unslaked lime in a pantry to absorb impurities and keep air dry. It cites Lime usage and a Church Note about distance and promptness of church members tied to Washington Democrat.
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Washington Democrat
Switch Engine Derails In Milwaukee Yard
A switch engine ran off the track at 10:45 in the Milwaukee yard on Berlin street and moved about 25 yards uphill. Engineer John Argyle said a front tire broke, causing the derailment. The engine did not overturn and damage was minor. Milwaukee road employees consider journalism for a proposed company magazine and invite ideas on better working conditions.
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Milwaukee Yards
Berlin Street
John Argyle
Milwaukee Road
Douglas Excited Over Mexican Shots
In Douglas Arizona today excitement runs high as Mexican forces again fire on U S troops along the border. Captain Guilfoyle, leading the Ninth Cavalry detachment here, warns his men would fire back and shoot to kill if attacked again, taking personal command of the border patrol.
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Douglas, Ariz
United States
Guilfoyle
Ninth Cavalry
Vatican appeals ruling in Castellane Gould marriage case
The Vatican formally appeals to Segnatura against the Rota decree annulling the marriage of Count Boni de Castellane and Anna Gould. The Segnatura, Vatican supreme court, handles the appeal after the Rota previously declared the union valid a year ago and now reverses without stated grounds.
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Rome
Vatican
Tribunal of Segnatura
Rota Tribunal
Boni de Castellane
Anna Gould
Duchess de Sagen
Supreme Court
North Side Team and Sled Fall Through Ice in River
Ole Olson of Arctic Ice and Fuel Co. and his team broke through Black River ice yesterday at 5 pm while hauling a load of ice. Olson barely escaped, horses rescued after climbing over each other. Vets say no lasting harm to animals. Jenks reports near completion of ice cutting contracts. lease rumors denied.
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Black River
Ole Olson
Arctic Ice and Fuel Company
Mr. Olson
Hager Street
Jenks
Arctic Company Today
Friends Surprise Mrs Wilcox At West La Crosse Party
Mrs W A Wilcox was surprised at her West La Crosse home by friends. Progressive Cinch prizes went to Mrs J S Steves first, Mrs J Jolivette second, Mrs A Boucher third, Mrs A McCann fourth, with Mrs Wilcox receiving the consolation. Attendees included Mesdames Leongway Boucher Steves Bordette Boucher Grokowski Norcross Asselin Farley McCann Wilcox Johnson Christholm Jolivette and Wilcox. She will spend the summer in Buxton North Dakota and received a leather hand bag from the hostess.
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W. A. Wilcox
West la Crosse
J. S. Steves
J. Jolivette
A. Boucher
A. McCann
Wilcox
J. B. Leongway
J. I. Steves
J. W. Bordette
George Boucher
F. Grokowski
H. Norcross
C. Asselin
A. Farley
J. Johnson
C. Christholm
Buxton
N. D
Taft Plays Golf At Augusta On Private Day
Ex-president William H. Taft enjoyed his first day as a private citizen on the Augusta golf links. He played with Scottish comedian Harry Lauder in kilts as bagpipers serenaded. It was Taft’s first game in 28 days.
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Augusta
William H. Taft
United States
Harry Lauder
Taft
Cakes for Man in the Moon tale on festival pastries
The passage notes Chinese women bake moon cakes for the man in the moon during annual festivals. It adds a view that generally the loudest talker speaks most, suggesting a proverb-like aside about behavior.
Mrs Frank Powell Hosts Birthday Tea
Mrs Frank Powell of 825 Hager Street was surprised Monday afternoon by friends in honor of her birthday. A 4:30 luncheon followed. Guests included Mrs G Powell, Mrs J Johnson, Mrs C Neuman, Mrs B McFadden, Mrs J Collins, Mrs J Bodette, Mrs C Mosher, Mrs F Hudson, Mrs H Hudson, Mrs H Guenther, Mrs C Swords, Mrs 58 Orton, Mrs E Swords, Mrs F Powell, Mrs A Swords, plus Miss Thelma Orton, Miss Lillian Collins, Miss Pearl Neuman, Miss Gladys McFadden, Miss Harriet Guenther, Miss Marie Swords, Miss Marguerite Mosher, Miss Vivian Powell and Master Fay Orton.
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Frank Powell
Hager St
G. Powell
J. Johnson
C. Neuman
B. McFadden
J. Collins
J. Bodette
C. Mosher
F. Hudson
H. Hudson
H. Guenther
C. Swords
Orton
E. Swords
F. Powell
A. Swords
Thelma Orton
Lillian Collins
Pearl Neuman
Gladys MckFadden
Harriet Guenther
Marie Swords
Marguerite Mosher
Vivian Powell
Fay Orton
New Buffalo Nickels Appear Along North Side
A small number of the new five cent coins with a buffalo on one side and an Indian on the other have surfaced with merchants on the north side. One side bears the date and the word Liberty while the opposite side carries United States of America E pluribus Unum and Five Cents. Local banks have ordered a supply of the new coins.
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United States of America
Judge mocks quiet testimony in Welsh county court
Judge Moss taunted a butcher in Carnarvon county court with a sharp comparison to killing an obstreperous bull. He urged the witness to raise his voice for the animal’s sake, remarking that one would not whisper when killing a bull.
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Moss
Carnarvon
Wales
Hardest Working Looks of a Desk Declared Rare
A witty remark notes that very few men must labor as hard as the impressions their desks convey about their effort. It implies a tongue in cheek view of diligence reflected by workspace appearance.
Insane Passenger Leaps From Train Near McGregor
Thomas Hoyt of Littleport, being transported to Independence hospital, leapt head first from a Elkader to North McGregor train at about twenty miles per hour. His head was cut and severely battered. by the train crew and deputy he was recaptured and brought to Independence for treatment.
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M’gregor
Iowa
Thomas Hoyt
Littleport
Elkader
North McGregor
Independence
Unexplainable Men Claim Women Lack Nature
A terse, reflective line notes men who argue that women are not natural rarely change their views when faced with women who defy such claims.
List of City Primary Candidates in La Crosse 1913
Certificate lists all mayor, clerk, comptroller, treasurer and ward candidates for the March 18 1913 city primary in La Crosse Wisconsin. It names nominees for each ward Alderman Supervisor Justice of the Peace and Constable with addresses and polling places and times. The notice is dated March 6 1913 and gives voting location details.
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I. E. H. Hoffman
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Dan G. MacMillan
South Seventh Street
John Dengler
South Thirteenth Street
Ori J. Sorensen
Eighteenth Ward
George H. Berger
Hood Street
Andrew H. Penn
South Eighth Street
John Hammes
Adams Street
Eugene J. Rathburn
Avon Street
George Baum
Rose Street
Theodore J. Ritter
Twentieth Ward
Andrew C. Kaylor
George Street
Twenty-First Ward
Peter Muenzenberger
Michel Street
H. A. Straight
Fremont Street
Edgar Gundlach
Horton Street
Louis Chepievscky
la Crosse Street
Market Square
Head Streets
Old High School
Eighth
Main Streets
Mill Street
Division Streets
Hogan
Redfield Street
Avon
Logan Streets
Kane and
Gillette Streets
Twelfth
Badger
Third
Market Streets
Fourteenth
Sixteenth
Vine
Fifteenth
Corner Island
Berlin
Seventeenth
Mississippi
Caledonia
St. James
George and
Gohres Streets
Old Shooting Park
Quinine and Tron General Tonic Ad Claims Effectiveness
Grove's Taste Less Tonic promoted as 30 year standard general strengthening remedy for malaria weakness debility and loss of appetite. Claims to purify blood arouse liver action and act as an appetizer. Also markets LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE with E. W. Grove signature curing a cold in no day at 25 or 50 cents.
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GROVE
E. W. Grove
Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil claims universal cure
Thousands of families swear by Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil as a remedy for wounds burns old sores ulcers carbuncles granulated eyelids sore throat and skin or scalp diseases. The ad asserts continual new uses and guarantees satisfaction with prices 25c 50c and 1.00.
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Farnam Street
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Henry A. Walter
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North Sixth Street
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Powell Street
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St. Andrew Street
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Otto Granke
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Matk Zeimentz
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Charles Street
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Charles Fay
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Sixth Ward
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Division Street
Joseph Giefer
Cameron Avenue
Robert C. Whelpley
Seventh Ward
Frank G. Roth
Market Street
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Ferry Street
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Redfield
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Denton Street
John Schneeberger, Jr
West Avenue
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Andrew H. Engelhard
Green Bay Street
Oscar Engans
Wenzel Lapitz
wNic Becker
Johnson Street
Ninth Ward
J. M. Knox
Sill Street
A. R. Kempter
Kane Street
Fred Paulson
Tenth Ward
William J. Mc.Gaughren
G. H. Krell
C. F. Findeisen
Loomis Street
George H.welch
William Grover
Louis C. Holm
A. O. Wingstad
J. H. Schneller
Olaf Swennes
North Fourteenth Street
EB. W. Guenther
Sam Feinberg
Badger Street
Peter Wendling, Jr
North Fifteenth Street
Twelfth Ward
Charles E. Rob
Fifteenth Ward
William P. Kerrigan
L. T. Merrill
Georged. Wright
Nineteenth St
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Seventeenth Ward
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Winnebago Street
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