West Salem resident to leave for Lillehammer Norway
Mr Louis Breubakken of West Salem plans a trip to Lillehammer Norway on the 22nd. He has lived in West Salem 25 years and owns a large farm left in charge of his three sons Sever Olaf and Albert. He will depart via the Burlington road and may not return. He is visiting North side resident Peter Mahlaum for a few days.
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Louis Breubakken
West Salem
Lillehammer
Nor- Pray
Sever
Olaf
Albert
Burlington Road
Breubakken
Peter Mah- Aum
North Side
Cut Hand on a Bottle Worker Severely Injured
Ernest Owens employed at the North Side Bottling works cut a severe gash in his hand yesterday. Medical attention was immediate and if blood poisoning does not set in he will be able to return to work in a few days.
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Ernest Owens
North Side
Society Patronizes the Bijou This Week
The Bijou theatre sees strong society patronage this week led by young social figure Donald McDonald popular for past hospital benefit appearances. His performances in female impersonations at the Bijou attract broad attention among attendees.
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Donald McDonald
Mr. McDonald
la Crosse Hospital
Death of Washington Duke founder of Duke Tobacco
Washington Duke 84 founder of Duke Tobacco Manufacturing company and founder of the American Tobacco company died in Charlotte. He served in the Civil War and, with his sons, built a wagon peddling tobacco business across North Carolina that grew into a world spanning enterprise. He leaves three sons J B Duke president of American Tobacco, B N Duke, and Brodie L Duke.
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Charlotte
N. C
Washington Duke
Duke Tobacco Manufacturing Company
American Tobacco Company
Duke
North Carolina
J. B
B. N
Brodie L. Duke
Presidential special's uneventful Grand Island stop
The Denver to Grand Island presidential train stop featured four brief speeches. United States Senator Burkett and Edward Rosewater joined as guests to Omaha. The talks focused on the passing states and irrigation policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island
Denver
United States
Burkett
Edward Rosewater
Omaha Bee
Omaha
Forest Fire Near Plymouth Briars Ends Hopeful Day
A brisk shower cheered firefighters who since Friday battled flames across Plymouth Plympton Kingston and Carver towns. The rain helped check the forest fire that had destroyed thousands of dollars in timber and threatened buildings as crews fought to gain control.
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Plymouth
Mass
Plympton
Kingston
Carver
Aged man dies after summoning doctor for wife
Saginaw Michigan May 10 Barton Lazelle an elderly west side resident rushed to fetch a doctor for his critically ill wife suffering heart trouble. On returning home he lay down in the adjacent room and died from heart disease himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saginaw, Mich
Barton Lazelle
West Side
May Delay Her Execution in Trenton Court
Judge Lan ning of the United States district court refused to grant a writ of habeas corpus sought by counsel delaying the execution in Trenton New Jersey on May 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Lanning
United States District Court
North Side Briefs And Society Notes
Born to Mr and Mrs Oscar John a son arrived on the North Side. The La Crosse lodge of International Machinists will hold a grand ball at Union hall Rose and St Cloud streets Friday May 26 with Kreutzs orchestra. Miss Ella Keizer visiting from Barron Wis. Abe Pettenger moving within Caledonia street. James Smith sawfiler at Yeoman Mill Winona visiting relatives on the North Side. C F Figgie Rose Street dry goods merchant returns from St Paul to 1027 Rose Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Johnson
Avon Street
la Crosse Lodge of International Machinists
Union Hall
Rose and
St. Cloud Streets
Kreutz
Ella Keizer
Barron
Wis
Abe Pettenger
Caledonia Street
James Smith
Yeoman
Winona
C. F. Figgie
Rose Street
St. Paul
Appeal Delays Hanging of Anna Valentina in Hackensack
Anna Valentina, sentenced to hang on Friday in Hackensack for killing Rosa Silva, had an appeal to the United States Supreme Court on the denial of the writ. The move likely postpones the execution for a period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Valentina
Hackensack
Rosa Silva
United States Supreme Court
Mrs. Valentina
Bernhardt Elected to Society of Men of Letters
Paris May 10 Sarah Bernhardt provisionally elected a member of the Society of the Men of Letters She will be admitted to full membership after delivering an address at the upcoming meeting
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Sarah Bernhardt
Society of the Men of Letters
Rebels seize Sanaa spoils and Turkish command changes
In Hodeida on May 10 rebels in Sanaa reportedly seized thirty guns and 20 000 ri fles with ammunition. The garrison and Turkish officials were allowed to depart. Riza Pasha is replaced by Marshal Ahmed Fezi Pasha, who arrives with eight Albanian battalions.
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Hodeida
Turkish Arabia
Sanaa
Riza Pasha
Yemen
Ahmed Fezi Pasha
Lumber price rise set by three regional associations
Milwaukee May 10 The price list committee of the Mississippi Valley Lumbermen's association, the Wisconsin Valley Lumbermen's association and the Northwestern Hemlock association has agreed to advance prices on all classes of lumber 50 cents a thousand. The reason for the advance in price is the decrease in the lumber output last winter. Geo H Chapman notes the supply shortfall driving costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Mississippi Valley Lumbermen’s Association
Wisconsin Valley Lumbermen’s Association
Northwestern Hemlock Association
Geo. H. Chapman
France Bars Russian Naval Junction in Indo China Waters
Paris reports orders to civil and naval authorities in French Indo China to prevent any meeting of the Russian squadron under Rosestvensky with French ships within French waters. Calls on Admiral De Jonquieres to ensure Rosestvensky observes his pledge to depart. In Tokio, resentment grows over France’s aid to the Russian Pacific squadron amid feared preparations near the Far East.
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Paris
Indo-China
Rosestvensky
Nebogatoff
de Jonquieres
Rojestvensky
Tokio
France
Far East
Yale Senior Found Dead in Welch Hall Bedroom
Arthur Haserot of Cleveland and a Yale senior was found shot in his Welch Hall room. Medical Examiner says death may be accidental or self-inflicted. revolver found nearby and investigation ongoing with limited official details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Arthur Haserot
Yale
Cleveland
Welch Hall
Bartlett
Haserot
Labor Leader's Daughter Ill in Spring Valley Villa
Indianapolis May 10 President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers lies at the bedside of his seriously ill daughter at Spring Valley Villa. He has postponed travel to the anthracite coal regions until late next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Mitchell
The
United Mine Workers
Spring Valley
Lil
Miner Michael Kirby Dies in Deadwood Snowstorm
Advices from Deadwood report miner Michael Kirby died of exposure during a severe May snow storm in the Black Hills. The storm caused heavy losses among livestock including colts calves and lambs.
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Pierre
S. D
Deadwood
Michael Kirby
Mrs Pearl St Clair Delivers Triplets in Clark County
In Clark Mo on May 10 Mrs Pearl St Clair aged 15 wife of a young farmer gave birth to triplets, three girls weighing just over five pounds each and all alive. The physician expects the infants to live and Mrs St Clair is already mother of four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark, Mo
Pearl St. Clair
Governor Mickey Sends Congratulatory Message to Roosevelt
A message of greeting from Governor Mickey to President Roosevelt was sent from North Platte Nebraska. The note congratulated Roosevelt on his successful outing and hunt and wished him a safe journey across Nebraska to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Mickey
Roosevelt
Nebraska
North Platte
Washington
Carnegie Steel Plans Big Expansion in Youngstown
Carnegie Steel company outlines a major plant expansion in Youngstown Ohio. Plans include five blast furnaces of 500 tons daily and fifty open hearth furnaces of 100 tons daily, plus plate and structural mills. About 3000 additional workers will be needed and total investment around 20 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, O
Carnegie Steel Company
Ohio
Park Tensions Prompt Odd Exchange
In a brief, tense interaction, a tired individual chides a visitor in the park while the other retorts that the observer should see the situation for themselves, implying a transfer or shift in attention.
A Slight Mis take in Estate Dispute Dialogue
A humorous exchange unfolds between a lawyer and widow over the terms of an estate. The widow corrects him about which share she will receive, hinting at prior miscalculations and a lighthearted tone about the deceased John.
Germany’s Black Letter and its Practical Limits
Jerome Hart argues that German black letter is ugly and hard to read in daily papers and ads. He notes most German display and scientific material now uses Roman type. even street signs and posters favor Latin characters, a shift that contrasts with Bismarck’s resistance to Roman type.
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Jerome Hart
Bismarck
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Flour in China and the variety of flours used
A Philadelphia Bulletin description depicts a Chinese cook presenting biscuits made from lentil, almond, and many other flours. The narration highlights over fifty Chinese flours from lentils to bananas while noting China eats no bread and rejects wheat flour as useless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Philadelphia Bulletin
Tribune Herald Announces Exclusive News Service
The Tribune declares it is the sole La Crosse paper with the celebrated New York Herald illustrated news service and warns against imitations posing as rivals. The note emphasizes Tribune’s fearless newsroom stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
New York Herald Illustrated
la Crosse
On the Ocean Floor A Diver Describes a Descent in a Bell
A diver recounts lowering into the sea in a forty ton diving bell. The crew descends to fifty feet, works on a rocky seabed, digs foundations under twenty seven psi, and returns to the bell with electric light, fish nearby, and the ocean surrounding them.
World's Capital Plan by Eijkman and Horrix
Dr. P H Eijkman and Paul Horrix propose a grand international city near The Hague as a monument to peace and brotherhood, funded by Carnegie's gift and designed with hexagonal streets, central square, and dedicated arts pedagogy and anthropology buildings. The plan envisions wide Paradere avenues linking key structures atop Waalsdorp dunes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. H. Eijkman
Paul Horrix
Scheveningen
Holland
Andrew Carnegie
Dr. Eijkman
Hague
Germany
Zollverein
Carnegie
The
Eijkman
K. P. C. de Bazel
Waalsdorp
Temple of Peace
North Sea
Brotherhood of Nations
Baseball scores from Chicago May 10 league and association games
Scores list from Chicago dated May 10 covering league games in New York St Louis Philadelphia Brooklyn Cincinnati Cleveland Chicago Washington Philadelphia Boston and Toledo Louisville Minneapolis Indianapolis St Paul Omaha Des Moines Denver Sioux City Colorado Springs St Joseph with results including New York 7 Philadelphia 9 in 10 innings and Omaha 8 Des Moines 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Washington
Boston
Toledo
Louisville
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Des Moines
New York Bill Seeks Adelia Barker as Barker Heir
A bill by Assembly Stanley proposes that Adelia Stringer Barker be declared the legitimate child and heir of Charles Bell Barker and Adelia Gertrude Stringer. The four year old is in a Roman Catholic convent by court order. The petition notes both parents acknowledge their relation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Assembly Stanley
New York
Adelia Stringer Barker
Charles Bell Barker
Adelia Gertrude Stringer
Supreme Court
New York City
Barker
Miss Stringer
New York Herald Special
Carnegie Temple of Peace
Champs Elysees
Paris
Place de la Concorde
Arch de Triumphe
Carnegie
Walter Mueller Back In Form For Milwaukee Opening
Milwaukee May 10 Walter Mueller the Milwaukee pitcher who was sent home from St Paul says the lameness has left his arm and shoulder and he will be in shape for the opening game here. Mueller has been taking massage treatments for several days and says he is feeling all right again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Walter Mueller
Cantillon
St. Paul
Mueller
Alfalfa by irrigation in Yellowstone Valley Montana
More than 60 000 acres watered by irrigation ditches in Yellowstone Valley west of Billings offer alfalfa opportunities. Data compare irrigated alfalfa yields to un irrigated hay, showing 10 000 pounds per acre of hay and 400 days of steer feeding per irrigated acre, with pasture and range figures and instructions to request Series C302 from C W Mott in St Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Valley
Billings
Mont
Northern Pacific
C. W. Mott
Rys
Excursion Tickets Offered By C M St P Railway
The C M and St P Ry announces low rates for excursions to three events. National Baptist Anniversary in St Louis May 16 to 24, Norwegian Celebration in Minneapolis May 16 and 17, and General Assembly of Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Fresno California May 18 to 26. For sale dates, rates, limits, call ticket office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M
St. P. Ry
National Baptist
St. Louis
Minneapolis
General Assembly of Cumberlad Presbyterian Church
Fresnol
California
Handsome B and O Dining Car Menus Issued
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad unveils handsome two cent menus for dining car service on its fast eastern trains. The card shows refined selections from the finest hotels and exclusive with the B and O, printed in an attractive affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Friday and Saturday Excursion Rates to Devils Lake Wis
Excursion tickets to Devils Lake Wisconsin on the Northwestern Line are on sale Fridays and Saturdays with return limited to the Monday after. Perfect for a summer resort outing. inquire at Chicago and North Western Railway agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Wis
Monnday
Chicago & North
Western Ry
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Summers & Loomis
Hagar Street
Society
Saginaw
Ramblers
St. Cloud and
Rose Streets
Kruetz’ Orchestra
North Side Briefs
the Bernhardt
Bran
Gov
John
Bliffkins
Will Powell
Oita City
Seapavilion
QUEER
Faul, Horkix
Adelaide Queenie
Schef
Adelaide
Gertrude Stringer
Walter Muller
Montana
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