Monumental Works Promotes Montello Granite Monuments
The La Crosse Monumental Works offers memorial monuments using Montello Granite praised as the finest. They list famous monuments like General Custer and Grant sarcophagi and offer a $1000 reward for an equal analysis. Orders placed now promise completion before Decoration Day.
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la Crosse
John R. Tanner
Wisconsin-Vicksburg
Wisconsin-Chickamauga
Iowa-Andersonville
Lion Brigade
Gettysburg
Montello
Montello Grannite Company
Printer Louis Fairchild Ends Life After Letter Blames Dean
In Chicago on May 3 a printer Louis C. Fairchild killed himself after threatening his wife. He left a letter accusing Dean Sumner of St. Peter and Paul churches of inducing Mrs. Fairchild to leave him, saying he was denied a chance he paid for.
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Chicago
Louis C. Fairchild
Dean Sumner
St. Peter and Paul
Hackett to perform in vaudeville at uptown New York venue
James K. Hackett abandons legitimate drama for vaudeville and will star this month at an uptown New York music hall in The Bishop's Candle Sticks adapted from Victor Hugo's Les Miserables. Reported salary surpasses his prior stage earnings.
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New York
James K. Hackett
Uptown Music Hall
Victor Hugo
Hackett
Murder Case Hidden by Fire Shocks Minnesota Officials
A brutal homicide in Minnesota is alleged to be concealed by arson as investigators probe a deadly blaze. Authorities link the fire to the murder scene and question potential suspects connected to the case.
City profits by vice raids in Minneapolis
A May 3 report by Capt. Thomas Garvin shows Minneapolis earned profits from vice raids with $2319.20 in fines and 240 days of imprisonment. The operation cost $116.70 besides officer salaries. The findings imply municipal gains from enforcing moral crime laws.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Thomas Garvin
Miil
New Chief for Winona Appoints Schmidt Police Head
Winona Minnesota May 3. Kammerer steps down as police chief under Mayor Muir and H A Schmidt is appointed by Mayor Hamilton to lead the department. Schmidt is new to police work but regarded as well qualified aside from lack of experience.
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Winona, Minn
Winona
Kammerer
B.S. Muir
H. A. Schmidt
Hamilton
Schmidt
Night assassin slays two women in Menahga house fire
Police from Wadena and Becker counties search Menahga after two women are killed and their home set ablaze in a谋diabolical crime. The story, though initially sensational, is being questioned as authorities investigate the incident and seek suspects.
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Wadena
Minn
Menahga
Becker
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promotes Natural Relief
The ad proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acts on nature's plan to loosen the cold and ease lung congestion, making expectoration easier and breath freer.
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Chamberlain
Double murder reported in Runeberg near Becker county
Police accuse Peter Turssivainen, a Finn, after a 2 a.m. fire killed Mrs. Mursu and Mrs. Kuhn in Runeberg Minnesota. A neighbor saw the blaze and carried Mrs. Mursu from the burning house before it collapsed. Mrs. Kuhn died in the ashes. Tracks and alibis point to Turssivainen, who was absent overnight and later arrested in Menahga.
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Runeberg
Becker County
Ben Mursu
Paul Kuhn
Matt Nelson
Menahga
Peter Turssivainen
Nelson
Turssivainen
Eno
Father Vaughn Ill in Dubuque After Delicate Operation
Rev L J Vaughn a well known city clergyman underwent a very delicate operation at Mercy hospital in Dubuque last Wednesday. His condition yesterday was favorable and doctors hope for recovery. Vaughn is a prominent lecturer in lyceum and chautauqua circles across the Northwest, and his illness has caused great concern in the region.
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L. J. Vaughn
Mercy
Dubuque
Father Vaughn
Lyceum
Chautauqua
Northwest
Government mulls stamping letters with local weather forecast
Washington weighs stamping weather forecasts on all mail to speed distribution to recipients, aiming to reach rural routes patrons and farmers who rely on timely forecasts. Post offices already receive forecasts for daily use.
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Washington
Fifteen New Water Hydrants for City Sprinkling Wagons
The board of public works approves installing fifteen small curbside hydrants for exclusive use by sprinkling wagons. They will reduce mud puddles by a patent drain pipe and allow current fire hydrants to be reserved for fires only.
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Board of Public Works
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Heileman
Minnesota
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John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Europe
Taft
Cause of Labor
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Boone
Emar
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Pierce
Dr. Pierce
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Worp’s Dispensary Medical Association
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