Rename debate ends in favor of La Crosse Board of Trade
The Tribune argues to restore the original name of the merged body to La Crosse Board of Trade. It cites existing local use and national recognition for the title, noting a risk to reputation and publicity if the name changes yet again. Sentiment favors resuming the historic designation.
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Board of Trade
Progressive Association
la Crosse Board of Trade
the Tribune
Hirshheimer
la Crosse
Tillman at His Best in Pushing Public Safety Rail Measure
The article lauds Senator Tillman for vigorously battling for a strong railroad regulation aimed at protecting the public. It notes his refusal to tolerate amendments that weaken the measure and suggests the president and public favor a tighter law, though railroads oppose a strict version. It also hints Tillman could influence Democratic presidential possibilities.
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Tillman
Carolinas
Foraker
House
Tillman Criticism Dominates Public Discourse in Era
A local editorial denounces publicly advocated bloodshed by Tillman as unfit for office while noting growing support for him nationally. The piece also praises a Manufacturers & Jobbers Union visit to Valya Garment and La Crosse Pearl Button Works, calling it the most successful factory tour yet and predicting even greater turnout next visit.
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Manufacturers & Jobbers’ Union
Valya Garment Company
la Crosse
Society Hostess Leads Evening, Names Attendants
The hostess was Mrs. J. R. Hill. She was assisted in the dining room by Mrs. C. J. Crosby, Mrs. J. W. Dewey and the Misses Grace Eckert, Viola Huntley, Grace Sherwood, Jane Bice.
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J. R. Hill
C. J. Crosby
J. W. Dewey
Grace Eckert
Viola Huntley
Grace Sherwood
Jane Bice
Banquet Planned by Men’s League at First Presbyterian
The Men’s League of the First Presbyterian church plans a March 27 banquet with Rev S L McKee of West Salem as toastmaster. Miss Edith B Iverson was surprised Friday evening by friends for her birthday with music and games. Attendees included Maybel Johnson Edna Sjoholm Pauline Rouse Laura Davidson Cora Garr row Frances Dunn Mildred Johnson Lsther Utermoehl Etta Kessler Leone Dodd L H Aldrich Hiram Hegge John Roggensack Rex Gondriezick Archibald Webster John Arnison Frank Hundt Curtis Fulber Walter West.
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Edith B. Iverson
Maybel Johnson
Edna Sjoholm
Pauline Rouse
Laura Davidson
Cora Garrow
Frances Dunn
Mildred Johnson
Lsther Utermoehl
Etta Kessler
Leone Dodd
Messrs
L. H. Aldrich
Hiram Hegge
John Roggensack
Rex Gondriezick
Archibald Webster
John Arnison
Frank Hundt
Curtis Fulber
Walter West
Ladies Entertained by Miss Anna Brayton at 137 South Eleventh
The Ladies' society of the First Presbyterian church is to be entertained Monday afternoon by Miss Anna Brayton of 137 South Eleventh Street. The ladies of the third division meet at 3 p.m. for a committee meeting.
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Ladies’ Society
The
First Presbyterian Church
Anna Brayton
South Eleventh Street
Third Division
Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen Ball Planned
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen will hold its seventh annual ball at Woodman hall Linker block on Monday April 16.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen
Woodman Hall
Linker Block
Society Personalities Move Through Cities
Mrs H L Sale of Portland Ore left for Chicago to join her husband after visiting Mrs E J Evans. Mrs J R Clement of Farmington Minn visits Mrs W R Dill. Mr and Mrs Fred B Smith of Stoddard return from Hot Springs Ark and will be at home tomorrow. Mrs W J Whittemore visits relatives in Chicago. Mrs R J Nickles leaves for Madison Wis to visit parents.
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H. L. Sale
Portland
Ore
E. J. Evans
Chicago
Sale
Bessie Clement
J. R. Clement
Farmington, Minn
W. R. Dill
Fred B. Smith
Stoddard
Hot Springs
Ark
W. J. Whittemore
R. J. Nickles
Madison, Wis
Hermann Must Stand Trial for Destruction of Records
Washington March 17 Justice Gov overruled demurrer to the indictment against Representative Binger Hermann of Oregon ex commissioner of the general land office charged with destroying letter press copybooks alleged to contain police records. Annapolis Cadets Resignations Effective at Naval Academy March 17 list includes William K. Page Ormand C. Pailthrop Robert E. Revers all third class cadets.
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Hermann
Washington
Justice Gov
District Supreme Court
Binger Hermann
Oregon
General Land Office
Annapolis
Th Academy
Naval Academy
William K. Page
Chicago
Ormand C. Pailthrop
Michigan
Robert E. Revers
Ilinois
Acquitted of Fratricide in Beaver Farm Case
Beaver March 17 The jury cleared Robert McCoy an aged wealthy farmer of the murder of his brother Hugh McCoy found shot in their Beaver County home. The house showed signs of ransacking and a large sum of money was missing. The brothers had lived together.
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Beaver
Robert McCoy
Hugh
Hugh MeCoy
Ice Chokes Cleveland Harbor Stopping Steamers
The Cleveland harbor is completely blocked by ice extending for miles into the lake. Passenger steamers between Detroit and Cleveland have halted due to the ice, with piles nine feet high reported in some spots.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Supreme Court Extends Garnishee Law in Minnesota
The Minnesota supreme court rules that the garnishee law may reach money in bank accounts when a garnishee is secured, broadening the scope of coverage in the case A. J. Cummings against Edwards, Wool & Co. This decision marks a sweeping expansion of garnishment authority.
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Minneapolis
Supreme Court
A. J. Cummings
Edwards, Wool & Co
Minnesota
Anarchist Herr Johann Most Ill in Cincinnati
Herr Johann Most, the well known anarchist, is lying ill at a friend's home in Cincinnati. The attending physician says Most has erysipelas but is not in a serious condition. Most arrived in the city last Monday from Philadelphia.
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Cincinnati
Herr Johann Most
Most
Herr Most
Philadelphia
Railway Nationalization in Japan Passes House
Tokio reports the railway nationalization bill passed the House of Representatives without amendment by 245 to 100. It is expected a bill to purchase the Seoul Fusan railway will also pass.
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Japan
Tokio
House of Representatives
Seoul- Fusan
National Holiness Association Opens Ten Day Session
The National Holiness Association convenes in Marshalltown Iowa for a ten day session beginning March 17. Dr C F Fowler of Boston presides and delivered the opening address.
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National Holiness Association
Marshalltown
Tia
NationalHoliness Association
C.F. Fowler
Boston
Y. M. C. A. State Convention Opens in Beloit
Beloit Wisconsin March 17 The thirty third state convention of the Y M C A convened with 300 delegates expected to result in a building for the Beloit association.
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Beloit
Wis
Beloit Association
Three Navy Men Wounded In Moro Fight
Rear Admiral Train reports from Cavite on March 16 that three sailors were wounded in the Mount Dajo clash with Moros at Jolo. One wounded sailor is ordinary seaman Joseph Fording of Des Moines Iowa. none require shipment home.
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Washington
Bureau of Navigation
Navy Department
Train
Cavite
Mount Dajo
Jolo
Joseph Fitz
Des Moines
Prince Arthur Sails for Canada and Yokohama
Prince Arthur of Connaught has sailed from Japan after delivering the insignia of the Order of the Garter to the emperor. He heads to Canada as part of the special embassy from King Edward.
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Prince Arthur
Canada
Yokohama
Prince Arthur of Connaught
Japan
King Edward
Order of the Garter
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New York
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Atlas
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West Salem
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Jay Street
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la Crosse, Wis
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L. P. Cordell
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Cross Drug Store
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Kansas City
Missouri State Medical Society
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