PMANALIN CLUBS AGAINST TI RLITh DEBATE
The Franklin club debate last evening ended with a two to one verdict for the negative. Jury members were J. P. Kennedy Geo. B. Marvin Jr and Harry Bliss. The affirmative under Paul W Mahoney with Otto Bosshard and H L Taylor opposed the negative led by B H Valentine with Prof Harry Spence and C H Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Club
J. P. Kennedy
Geo. B. Marvin, Jr
Harry Bliss
Paul W. Mahoney
Otto Bosshard
H. L. Taylor
B. H. Valentine
Harry Spence
C. H. Berry
Fjelstad Hall
Fire in Sausage Machine Causes $100 Damage
A defect in a sausage boiling machine’s firing apparatus sparked a fire at Fred C. Techmer’s butcher shop on 1502 Travis Street. Fire crews responded after noon and contained the blaze to the smoke house walls. the main shop escaped damage.
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Fred C. Techmer
Travis Street
Company No
North Side Briefs and Travel Notices
Spring promotions at Figwie's dry goods offer free flower and vegetable seeds. The North Side reports multiple residents traveling or visiting relatives in Wells Minnesota and Minneapolis. Local public works clerk Arthur Schulze convalesces. foreman Andrew Murphy's condition remains steady. Several residents, including Miss Collie Shackley and Miss Irma Shackley, plan trips to Menominee and Shennington respectively, with others returning from Aberdeen and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Figwie
John Dimon
Rose Street
Minneapolis
Daniel Herrington
Wells
Minn
Clara Gunderson
Franz Herrington
Aberdeen
S. C
Andrew Murphy
Herman Goodale
Logan Street
Anna Schiffer
North Side
Arthur R. Schulze
Board of Public Works
Irma Shackley
Shennington
Local residents update on health and travel notes
A few days ago someone was located at the Spettel gallery at 806 Caledonia Street. Cornelius Kennedy has been removed to the hospital again and will undergo another operation. Dr. H. Norton and wife returned from six weeks in Seattle, via the Canadian Pacific through British Columbia. Mrs. Henry Gohres of Wall Street is reported to be improving a little.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spettel Gallery
Caledonia Street
Cornelius Kennedy
Wll
H. Norton
Seattle
Wash
Canadian Pacific
British Columbia
Henry Gohres
Wall Street
Visiting Day for Sunday School at Holy Trinity
The English Lutheran church at West Avenue and Ferry Street will inaugurate Visiting Day next Sunday. Parents and friends are invited to visit the graded system praised by state and county education authorities. Rev. J. J. Clemens will speak at the morning service after the 9:30 a.m. Sunday school.
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J. J. Clemens
Winona Indians to Aid in a Big Initiation
A working team of Redmen from Winona will officiate at the initiation of about 50 candidates in the local lodge on April 12. The event is described as the biggest social affair in the lodge’s history with plans already underway and a large social session to follow.
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Winona
Inspecting Company M this evening by Major Richards
Major R L Richards of Sparta will inspect Company M this evening as part of his regular inspection tours. He visits all battalion companies periodically throughout the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Richards
Sparta
Low Rates to Western Points Advertised by Rail Lines
Travel promoters offer two rail packages to Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul with low rates to California and North Pacific Coast. Special slashed fares apply west and northwest with half price for children and liberal stopovers. Information available from F A Miller in Chicago.
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Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Pauly
California
Northwest
F. A. Miller
Excursion Rates to Los Angeles on North Western Line
Low round trip first class fare April 25 to May 5 inclusive with favorable return limits. Imperial Council Nobles of Mystic Shrine event causes travel offers. Three daily Los Angeles Limited trains via Salt Lake Route, electric lighted, with drawing room and tourist sleeping cars. Overland Limited under three days travel. China and Japan Express also available. Inquiries to Chicago and North-Western Railway agents.
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Los Angeles
Imperial Council
Nobles of
Mystic Shrine
Califrnia
Los Angeles Limited
New’ Salt Lake
Overland Limited
China & Japan Express
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Very Low Rates to Second Annual Reunion of Northern Settlers
Very low rates to the second annual reunion of the Northern Settlers Association at San Antonio Texas via the North Western Line. Meetings are to be held April 20 and 21. Excursion tickets sold on April 3 and 17 with favorable return limits. Apply to agents Chicago & North Western Ry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Settlers’ Association
San Antonio
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western Ry
Tribune News Briefs Preserve Honest Coverage
The Tribune presents concise news items from the day including local developments, community notices, and brief reports on politics, business, and events. Staff emphasize factual reporting with balanced perspectives and timely updates for readers.
Senate and House in Brief in Washington March 30
A memorial from Texas urged passage of the rate bill. Congress approved a dam project on the St Joseph river at Berrien Springs Michigan. The conference report on the consular reorgan ization bill was adopted. Clay Carmack and Newlands spoke for the rate bill. The army medical department reorganization bill passed. An executive session occurred and adjournment followed. The House backed the conference report on the consular reform bill and debate on the pure food bill was set to begin April 10. The legislative bill resumed without joint action.
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Washington
Senate
Texas
St. Joseph River
Berrien Springs
Mich
Clay
Carmack
Newlands
Medical Department
Army
House
Oxford Gets a Literary Treasure
Lord Strathcona and Mount Royal the Canadian high commissioner assists Bodleian library with 2500 dollar donation to secure the first folio of Shakespeare. A United States collector had offered 15000 dollars for the folio which dates to 1624 and, after leaving a private collection since 1664, is now pledged to Oxford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
London
Lord Strathcona
Mount Royal
Bodleian Library
Oxford University
United States
Manager Drowns After Being Struck by Bridge Post
J L Green, 40, general manager of the People's street railway, rode on a car on the temporary Washington street bridge in Dayton. Leaning out to look forward, he was struck by a post, knocked into the Miami River, and drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
J. L. Green
People’s Stret
Miami
Washington Street
Assembly Passes Insurance Bill Delays Elections for Major NY Life Firms
The New York Assembly approved a bill delaying until November 15 the annual elections of directors and trustees for New York Life Mutual Life Mutual Reserve and Security Mutual of Binghamton. It terminates current terms and prohibits proxies issued before September 15. The Senate had previously passed the bill.
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Albany
N. Y
Assembly
New York Life
Mutual Life of New York
Mutual Reserve of New York
Security Mutual of Binghampton
Senate
Ice cream soda prices rise in Decatur
Decatur soda fountain owners raise the price of ice cream sodas and ice cream dishes to 10 cents due to a poor ice crop this winter and limited ice supply. The disruption affects all local fountain businesses as they struggle to meet demand.
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Decatur
Library Robbery Hits Michigan City In Wave of Thefts
The Michigan City public library was robbed of $20. A large cathedral window with Shakespearean figures was damaged and many valuable volumes mutilated. The crime mirrors six similar robberies in Indiana recently.
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Michigan City
Ind
Indiana
Bank of North Freedom Closed by Wisconsin Examiner
Bank examiner Bergh of Madison closed the Bank of North Freedom in Baraboo Wisconsin. No cause given for the action. Deposits amount to 60 000 dollars with 10 000 dollars in capital and reports indicate there is sufficient money to pay creditors.
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Wisconsin Bank
Baraboo
Wis
March
Bergh
Madison
Bank of North Freedom
Injured hunter in Ohio bottoms explosion
Mount Vernon Indiana March 30 Lee Sellers a Point township resident was seriously hurt when his overcharged smokeless powder gun exploded while shooting ducks in the Ohio bottoms. He was treated in Mount Vernon by Dr. Beerr who said the injuries are very serious but not fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Vernon
Ind
Lee Sellers
Point Township
Ohio
Sellers
Beerr
Police seek transfer of accused for forgery across cities
Cleveland Ohio Seattle Washington Monroe Michigan and Boston police request Gust Winkleman be sent to their jurisdictions on forgery charges after his arrest here for forging a check.
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Marely
Cleveland
Seattle
Wash
Monroe
Mich
Boston
Gust Winkleman
College Board of Control Bill Killed in Iowa House
In Des Moines on March 30 the Iowa House defeated the bill to create a state board of control for colleges by 39 to 54. The measure, already passed by the Senate, faced intense lobbying from colleges throughout the session.
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College Board of Control
Des Moines
House
State Board of Control
Iowa
Senate
Fatal Collapse Kills Miner in Short Mountain Colliery
Harrisburg March 30 Joseph Lorick was instantly killed and Frank Kramer and an unknown Pole were probably fatally injured by a fall of state in Short Mountain colliery. Kramer had both legs and his left arm broken and the other man was injured internally.
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Harrisburg
Joseph Lorick
Frank Kramer
Short Mountain
Kramer
Fair Bigamist at a Funeral
Mason Michigan March 30 Mrs Hartwick Johnson Hartwick a young self confessed bigamist confined in the county jail for weeks awaiting sentence was allowed to attend the funeral of her two year old daughter Goldie at Lansing
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Mason, Mich
Hartwick-Johnson-Hartwick
Goldie
Lansing
Old Lady Killed in Capitol Elevator Incident
Mrs Mary C Wallace of Denver dies after a fall in the Capitol Senate wing public elevator. The accident occurred during a routine ascent, while officials investigate the cause and security steps are reviewed.
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Capitol
Washington
Mary C. Wallace
Denver
Senate
Mystery Fire Destroys Mrs Adamson’s Dewey Station Home
A mysterious blaze at the Dewey station residence and hotel of Mrs Mary Adamson near Belleville Illinois twice in five years claims an aged woman. The March 30 fire at the Dewey station property caused about 15000 in losses.
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Belleville
Ill
Mary Adamson
Dewey Station
Coroner’s jury rules Blake killed Police Sergeant Booth
In Jackson Michigan on March 30 the coroner’s jury found that Police Sergeant Fred H Booth died at the hands of John Blake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blake
Jackson, Mich
Fred H. Booth
John Blake
Political Arrests Rise Daily in Moscow
In Moscow on March 30 the city reports 100 to 200 arrests daily for political reasons, reflecting intensified political repression and ongoing crackdowns in the region.
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Moscow
Notable Global Buzz From The Nation's Civic Federation Meets In New York
Executive council of the National Civic Federation convened in New York to discuss organization business and elect officers. Amid varied items, notes include international figures, accidents, politics, labor, and social events from across the United States and Europe.
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National Civic Federation
New York
Johann Most
Simon Hendricks
Los Angeles
Cal
Alex M. Henry
Ramon
Couches
Tex
Marcia Scovel
Roosevelt
Mentone
France
Iowa
Giron
Switzerland
Maxim Gorky
Berlin
United States
Enterprise National Bank
Pittsburg
Wisconsin
Kansas City
For Sale First Class Cottage in City Lot Corner
For sale a five room cottage with electric light and city water on 2203 Wood street. Three corner lots with choice shrubbery offered at 1150 dollars.
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Wood Street
Reading ads could save you a year’s wages, claims Powell
Dr. George Powell, consulting physician and surgeon, argues that if you optimize every market offer you encounter you could save a sum large enough to pay yourself good wages for the time spent reading the ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Powell
City readers flock to want ads amid popular book buzz
Local residents show stronger interest in classified notices than in new fiction as today’s newspaper carries a want ad pull. The scene reflects a shift toward practical notices over entertainment in the city.
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Tirlith
North Side Briefs
Jerry Jollivette
Stillwater
Isaac Staples
Peter
Loomis
Hagar Street
Winona Indians
CO. M
The
Tribune
Algeciras
Morocco
Lake Carriers’ Association
Seamen's Union
Lake Carriers
Atl
Dallas
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Camille
Poepet
Massaillon
Fred Zett
Robert Booth
Andrew Carnegie
Baker University Library
Baldwin
Kan
Pittsburg Railways (Traction) Company
Mary McWittrick
Uniontown
Nex
Florida
Robert B. Roosevelt
Odessa
Russia
Salvation Army
Canada
Venezuela
Stormstown
Muelheim
Coblenz
Germany
Ohio House
Illinois
Michigan
James Lowe
Niagara Falls
George Barney
George Isack
Dodge
Scranton
Higgins
New York State Banking Department
Forschler’s Cigar Store
Ms. Baus
Aaa
Main
Cara 'Ad
Pillsburys
Bes
Pillsbury's Best
Pillsbury’s
New England
S. Schilling and Sons
Pearl Street
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