Majestic Theater Reopens with The Broken Idol Cast
Majestic Theater announces Sunday reopening with the musical comedy The Broken Idol from Chicago. The production features first class comedians Filliber Kel and Purdy, a beauty chorus, and Alice Clarke a prima Miss from grand opera. A two-car scenic load and 11 year old violin prodigy Gerald Nottingham from La Crosse will perform. Isador Tippman praises the young virtuoso’s bright future.
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the Majestic
Chicago
Filliber
Kel
Purdy
Alice Clarke
Gerald Nottingham
la Crosse
Master Nottingham
Isador Tippman
Justice is what every man wants defined by himself
A reflective quotation on personal liberty and justice, suggesting individuals seek fairness on their own terms. It frames justice as subjective and self-authored rather than universal.
North Side Briefs From The Dreamland Community
Local notes list residents and visitors around the North Side including Mrs. W. E. Collins visiting St. Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Meyers of Argyle returning home, and many neighbors traveling or ill. Calls out visits to Madison Trempealeau and Fargo areas with multiple addresses in Kane Loomis Wood Avon Berlin and Mill streets.
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W. E. Collins
Kane St
St. Paul
Archie Boecheller
Kane Street
Meyers
Argyle
Wis
Edward Niemeyer
Loomis Street
A. Bond
Lester
Wood Street
Mitchell
N. D
Norma Partridge
Lawrence
Clark Smith
Logan St
Schneider
Katherine
North McGregor
Snyder
Rev. Ingham
C. J. Snyder
The
Scandinavian Baptist Church
Mason
Avon Street
Adolph Noem
Charles St
A. Carlson
Noem
John Tietz
A. Foster
Berlin St
Madison
Cleo Bullock
George Street
Mary Oe
Rose St
Helen Stifter
Berlin Street
W. Stevenson
Hotmen
Merwin
Vira
James
Gillette Street
Trempealeau
Arnold Triplett
Norman Buckmiller
Alma
John Sullivan
Mill Street
C. Whipple
Son Wheldon
William Maxwell
Prairie du Chien
Alex Grimson
Ferryville
A. Rudolph
West la Crosse
Alice Goyette
French Island
Painters Take Two From Old Styles In Alley Series
The Waves Painters win two of three against the Old Styles at the Combination alleys. Wittenberg tops with 218, other high scores include 239 237 233. A two man tournament is planned at the alleys with 25 cent admission.
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the Waves Painters
Wittenberg
Schancenkse
J. Woves
W. Brady
A. Heinke
L. Bollrud
James McFarland Loses Pride in North La Crosse
Boston man James McFarland was arrested on Mill street for being drunk and disorderly after arriving in North La Crosse from Chicago. He claimed to be a scrapper but railroad workers showed otherwise and officers took him to the fourth police station. he is likely to be released.
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James. McFarland
Boston
Mass
Mill Street
McFarland
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
North la Crosse
Number Four
Frank Caya
Lynxville
Wis
Iowa
Wisconsin
H. Dresen
la Crosse
Mr. Dresen
McConnell
John E. McConnell
Fosseen
New Viaduct Construction Plans In North La Crosse
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad ships cement sand and lumber to North La Crosse for the Rose street viaduct. Piers will be built in a few days to support the bridge with the main span following as ordered by the railroad commission. The city will construct the approaches.
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Chicago, Milwaukee and
Boundary talks and river fishery bills hover over Mississippi
Madison and La Crosse hearings focus on Barron Island boundary cession and a Wisconsin Minnesota river fishery bill. testifiers argue mesh sizes licensing and open seasons while noting carp and musk rat roles and the need for fair treatment of poor river fishers.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Barron Island
Red Wing Island
Minnesota
Duxbury
Mississippi River
la Crosse County
University of Wisconsin
Disreputable women blamed for parade disorder says Dr. Mary Walker
Elgin Illinois March 22 Dr Mary Walker visiting relatives says some disreputable women who marched in the suffrage parade at Washington caused the disorder. She adds the police were not at fault.
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Sxonerate
Elgin
Ill
Washington
Mary Walker
ORRINE Advertisement Promises Refund If No Benefit
A promotional ad asserts ORRINE restores drink habit victims to sobriety with a money back guarantee after trial. The product costs $1.00 per box and is sold by O. T. Erhart at 518 Main Street along with a free book offer.
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Orrine
O. T. Erhart
Main Street
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Bunyan
Majestic Theater
Allens
Allen
St. John’s Church
Avon and
St. James Streets
Buffil Courier
New York Sun
Denver News
George M. Cohan
Earl Derr Biggers
Franks Snapp
Boo
the Bobbs-Merrill CO. Publishers
Modernes Engls Eee
LaCrosse Tribune
Onus
Ail
North Side Briefs
Waltham
Hampden
Hamilton
Howard
Longines
Sangamo
A. Lincoln
Gruen Precision
Geo.b. Rose
Railroad Watch Distributors
Dave Gantenbein
Diamond Bluff
Frank Gillette
Genoa
Gillette
F. E. Gunther
Alaska
J. G. Dubraks
Ernest Horner
Mr. Foot
Red Wing
la Crosse Club
the Security Savings Bank
North Fourth ST. Lacrosse, Wis
Dreamland
Mae
Broken Idol Co
Majestic
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