Two Fights Leave Two Men Injured in St Paul
In St Paul Minnesota two fights last night left Henry David fifteen injured with a severe neck wound and Ed ward Hedman four head wounds. Gilbert Salberg and Edward Hedman fought in Hedman’s home as wives and children cried out. Both principals were arrested.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Henry David
Winnifred Streets
City’ Hospital
Gilbert Salberg
Edward Hedman
Forest
Sims
Hedman
People Who Visit Relatives Without Paying
A brief note observes that some individuals make visits to relatives without contributing financially, highlighting a social pattern where hospitality is offered without reciprocity. The remark reflects on norms of family support and expectations of payment or return.
Saved Rich Man's Girl Remembered in Chicago Slums
A report details the life of a woman once linked to a wealthy man, now remembered amid Chicago slums. The story chronicles social contrasts, public sympathy, and the enduring impact of her elevated past on a community facing hardship.
Australian mine magnate leaves Kidd bulk of estate
David S. Kidd of Toronto receives a Florida sworn codicil to W G Burn’s will detailing a 425 900 dollar bequest to Kidd for reclaiming Burn’s daughter from a life of vice. The estate totals about 8 million with a 125 000 endowment for a Star of Hope tabernacle memorial and 575 000 for the same. A church complex and hospital an organ and hymns are planned, all to be housed in one building with Kidd as sole trustee. Further 1 million goes to Kidd at the death of Burn’s wife. Lectures and slides will depict the rescued life in Ontario.
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Ottawa
Ont
David 5S
Kidd
Lennox Street
Toronto
W.G. Burn
Melbourne
Australia
Pittsburg
Chicago
Burn
Florida
America
David S. Kidd
Ontario
Canada
Star of Hope Tabernacle Memorial
New Jerusalem
Holy City
Stevens and Todd Ascend in a Tube
Stevens and Todd rise to new heights in a daring tube ascent reported from Wisconsin. The expedition highlights their skill and the challenge of the altitude route.
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Stevens
Todd
Aerial Venture Plans Aluminum Tube Balloon To Reach Mars Signal
Milwaukee May 10 A. Leo Stevens balloon maker and pilot teams with Prof David P Todd Amherst MA to test a compressed air powered aluminum tube ascent beyond existing heights. They aim to breathe at high altitude and observe from inside the tube while exploring Mars signals. Plans to finalize within a month.
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Milwaukee
Mars
A. Leo Stevens
Stevens
David P. Todd
Amherst College
Massachusetts
Tode
Mr. Stevens
Todd
Seaman Killed in Lake Superior Strike Riot
Seaman Rourke of the Lake Seamen's union died after a riot between union and non union workers when the steamer Berlin docked at Northwestern Fuel in Superior Wisconsin. Six other men were injured in the melee Saturday night.
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Superior
Wis
Berlin
Northwestern Fuel Company
Rourke
Lake Seamen's Union
St. Mary's cornerstone laid in Milwaukee ceremony
In Milwaukee on May 9, the cornerstone for the new St. Mary’s hospital at North Point was laid at 3 PM. More than 1,000 church members from various congregations attended the simple services conducted according to church ritual.
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Milwaukee
St. Mary's Hospital
Northpoint
Try This Formula for Dan druff and Falling Hair
From Le Matin Paris the formula for dandruff and falling hair is reprinted. It uses beta quinol liquid with alcohol and water or Bar Rum and is applied daily. Ingredients are obtainable in France Germany England and the United States and can be mixed at home.
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le Matin
Paris
France
Mme. Gracone
Germany
England
United States
Diocesan leaders assist as Judge Jenkins speaks
Rt. Rev. J. J. Rainer, vicar general, presided with Mgr. Keogh rector of St John’s Cathedral Rev. Roche of Holy Rosary and Rev. Traudr chancellor assisting. Judge J. G. Jenkins delivered the principal address.
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J. J. Rainer
Mgr. Keogh
St. John’s Cathedral
Robert Roche
Holy Rosary
Bernard Traudr
J. G. Jenkins
Taft backs Roosevelt conservation policy in cabinet session
President Taft, after a cabinet discussion on the Roosevelt conservation policy, indicated he favors Roosevelt’s approach. Interior Secretary Ballinger apologized for earlier moves restoring over 3,000,000 acres and pledged to withdraw water power sites again, while Wilson’s stance on the law and courtesy was supported.
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Washington, T. C
Taft
Agriculture Wilson
Secretary of the Interior
Ballinger
Roosevelt
Congress
Wilson
Youth and aging push a man toward grasping for anything
A reflection on aging and the shift from hopeful youth to a grab for any opportunity as a person grows older. The piece uses a terse, aphoristic tone to contrast springlike youth with a later hunger for material or immediate gains.
Keep the Bath Tub Bright with Gold Dust
Keep the bath tub bright by washing with warm water and Gold Dust after each use. Rub rough spots with a cloth and Gold Dust until smooth. Wash wash basins and waterclosets weekly for brightness and sanitation, as Gold Dust disinfects and cleans drains and traps.
Notable Masons Attend Session in Milwaukee
Milwaukee May 19 notable Masons from the Wisconsin consistory and northern Scottish Rite bodies gather for the ninety second session. It is expected to be the largest meeting as the death of Judge Henry L Palmer prompts attendance from east of the Mississippi. The session will hear the first rendition of music for all degrees by Daniel Protheroe of Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Henry L. Palmer
Daniel Protheroe
Supreme Council
Judge Palmer
Eau Claire Men Drown After Boat Is Lost
In Eau Claire Wisconsin George Hall 21 and R H Sweet 45 married were seen in the Chippewa River clinging to an overturned gasoline launch and crying for help They were carried downstream by a high rapid river and efforts to locate them have failed by nightfall
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Eau Claire
Wis
George Hall
R. H. Sweet
Chippewa River
Bijou Week Bill Promises Excellent Theater Evening
The Bijou presents two billed features with Bruce Godshaw & Co. performing a comedy tube sketch A Trip to Town about a country visitor in the city. The Dahlman Cowboy Quartette offers Life on the Plains with Ferris Carlisle and Arthur Kirk adding musical and novelty acts.
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Bijou
Bruce Godshaw & Co
Dahlman Cowboy Quartette
Arthur Kirk
Families Buy Coal in Advance for Winter Supply
Private coal buyers rush to stock up on hard coal as prices rise monthly from $9.35 per ton. The article notes a 5 percent savings by buying now, with soft coal mostly unchanged. Coke prices are steady but expected to climb before winter demands, due to summer storage needs.
Brief of Government in Walsh Case Filed
Government lawyers filed a formal brief in the Walsh case in Chicago as part of the appellate process. Details on the arguments or specific charges were not disclosed in the available text.
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Gov’t
WALSH
Bank wrecking case against John R Walsh goes to appeals
The United States circuit court of appeals hears the case against multi millionaire John R Walsh, convicted of bank wrecking. The government brief details Walsh’s alleged millions from Chicago banks, using securities bought for a song. It says Walsh created memo randum notes near the legal limit, signed by bank employees without consent, with worthless collateral.
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John R. Walsh
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Walsh
John S. Miller
Chicago
Worker killed in glue vat accident at Carrollville plant
May 10. Joseph Dworsky, 23, a laborer at United States Glue Co. in Carrollville, fell into a vat of boiling glue. He was removed, badly burned, and died in a South Milwaukee hospital. He had no known relatives in the United States.
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Milwauke
United States Glue Company
Carrollville
Joseph Dworsky
Milwaukee
P Dworsky
Dworsky
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets Aid Women Suffering
The product claims relief for women with chronic constipation headache biliousness dizziness sallowness of the skin and dyspepsia. The advertisement presents the tablets as a remedy to multiple digestive and health complaints.
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Chamberlain
Kleptimania Sufferers Belief in Compensatory Theft
A claim notes that individuals with kleptimania feel compelled to steal as a remedy or compensation for their condition, highlighting the misperceived relief associated with theft.
Miss Mabel Blair Secures Position At Taylor's Book Store
Miss Mabel Blair a graduate of Wisconsin Business University in La Crosse has just secured an excellent position at Taylor's Book Store in Winona Minnesota. The notice urges readers to prepare with a business education now to gain good outcomes. Send for catalog.
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Mabel Blair
Taylor's
Winona
Minn
Wisconsin Business University
la Crosse
Wis
Chicago Seeks to Replicate Historic Bottlery Home of Old Style Lager
The building is famed as the most original and artistic bottlery in the United States and the project aims to reproduce it for Chicago patrons to become familiar with the home of Old Style Lager.
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United States
Chicago
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