Saloons Regulation Debate At Franklin Club
A heated Franklin club debate last night assessed the Brewers association proposal to regulate saloons via a licensing commission. Otto Bosshard led the affirmative with legal comparisons to tax and railroad commissions, while Rev A A Randall argued negatives. The club adopted a by law change to empanel three jurors by agreement or lottery for future debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brewers’ Association
Otto Muenster
Sigvald Stavrum
J. Dahlgren
Franklin Club
Otto Bosshard
la Crosse
A. H. Schubert
Paul Mahoney
Tax and Railroad Commission
Tax Commission
A. A. Randall
G. W. Fogg
H. Hayden
Bosshard
Anti Saloon Crusade Affects North Side Ward Nine
A North side ward nine anti saloon campaign seeks to oust three local saloons amid a petition drive by prohibitionists. Saloonmen counter with a petition alleging procedural illegality claiming the move lacks proper five day notice. Observers say the fight centers on keeping saloons out of the residence district while insisting establishments are clean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth Ward
August Dierkop Passes Beyond
August Dierkop died at his Avon street home after a Saturday stroke of apoplexy. He was 74, a longtime Milwaukee Road retiree, and survived by his widow two sons Carl and Henry and a Chicago daughter. Funeral plans by William Dwyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Dierkop
Avon Street
North la Crosse
Dierkop
Jast
Carl
Milwaukee Road
Henry
Chicago
William Dwyer
North Side
Funeral for Daniel Allen Held at Tabernacle Church
The remains of Daniel Allen, who died suddenly at his home on Logan street, were buried this afternoon. The funeral was held at 2:30 from Tabernacle Baptist church with Rev G W Foge officiating. Undertaker Sletten managed arrangements and interment was in North Side Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Allen
Logan Street
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Sletten
G. W. Foge
North Side Cemetery
North Side in Brief Highlights Local Visits and Events
Arcadia visitors Miss Elizabeth Gleason and Miss Catherine Cashel stay with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Steevens at 815 Hagar street before returning home. Minneapolis native George Herrington visits his parents at 153 Avon street. J R Canan ill at 1802 Avon recovering well. A Overa at 818 Wall street ill at home. Bruce Alleman of Minnesota City attends local ball game. Rev. O L Christenson to hold services at Belle's Coulee. Evelyn Huntley returns from Bangor Wisconsin for weekend. Norse Lutheran Men's Society hosts gathering in church parlors. Burlington pay car disburses wages, Paymaster T White presiding. Louis Larsen and sister visiting Otto Granke at 833 Rose street after funeral in Farzo. J C Frosch of Rose street travels to Houston for business. Milwaukee road engines pass through for westward extension. Three engines at round house await crews. Rev A V Ingham returns from Tomah.
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Elizabeth Gleason
Arcadia
Edward Stevens
Hagar Street
Catherine Cashel
Guyman
Okla
Edward Steevens
George Herrington
Minneapolis
F. C. Herrington
Avon Street
J. R. Canan
A. Overa
Wall Street
Bruce Alleman
Minnesota City
O. L. Christenson
George Street
Belle’s Coulee
Evelyn Huntley
Bangor
Wis
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Charles and Sill
Peter Larson
John Loken
Burlington Road
la Crosse
T. White
Louis Larsen
Michigan
Otto Granke
Rose Street
Far Zo
N. D
Mr. Larsen
J. C. Frosch
Houston
Milwaukee Road
Round House
A. V. Ingham
Caledonia Street
Tomah
Mrs Fijelstad Funeral Held at Local Church
The funeral for Mrs Andrew Fijelstad was held at 2 PM from the Avon Street residence 1444 and at 2 20 PM from the Charles Street Norwegian Lutheran church. Undertaker Sletten oversaw the burial with Rev E OVik officiating. Interment followed at Daw Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Fijelstad
Avon Street
Charles Street
Sletten
Teh Daw Grove Cemetery
Train at Prescott Narrowly Escapes Wreck on Draw Bridge
Time freight No. 80 on the Burlington road ran off the rails on Prescott draw bridge when the draw was not properly closed. Rails failed to meet guiding the train onto the bridge. The slow speed prevented a serious wreck and no injuries occurred, though traffic was delayed about three hours.
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Burlington Road
Prescott
Mary Crowen Dies in Apoplectic Fit
Mrs. Mary A. Crowen aged 83 died suddenly at her daughter Mrs. Rasmussen’s home 1447 George Street yesterday noon. She collapsed from a sitting posture and was found with life extinct the cause apoplexy. She leaves two daughters. Funeral held at Rasmussen residence at 1 pm Rev A V Ingham officiating. Body to Alma Center for interment tomorrow after noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Crowen
R. Rasmussen
George Street
Rasmussen
A. V. Ingham
William Dwyer
Alma Center
Tomorow
Infant Son of Mr and Mrs Edgar David Dies at Home
Harold David two weeks old died at 1313 Charles Street at 7 this morning. Funeral from the house at 2 Saturday afternoon with Undertaker Wm Dwyer in charge and Rev A V Ingham officiating. Interment in Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold
Egdar David
Charles Street
Wm. Dwyer
A. V. Ingham
Oak Grove Cemetery
Rockefeller Returns From Four Week Motoring Trip
William Rockefeller arrived in New York aboard the Lusitania after a four weeks’ motor tour of England and France, voicing optimism for favorable summer and autumn prospects for the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wm. Rockefeller
Lusitania
England
France
Funeral for John Hanson at Caledonia Street home
John Hanson died at 15023 Caledonia Street yesterday. Funeral held at 2:00 PM from the late residence with Undertaker Wm. Dwyer in charge. Rev. A. V. Ingham of Caledonia Street M. B. E. Church read the service. Interment in Oak Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hanson
Caledonia Street
Wm. Dwyerhbergg
A. V. Ingham
Caledonia Street M. BE
Oak Grove Cemetery
Knight's Dry Shampoo Ad Claims Waterless Convenience
An advertisement touts Knight's Dry Sham poo as a waterless shampoo with no water needed. It promises satisfaction or a money back guarantee.
Swede Carpenter and Proportions in Patient Dining
A Jersey couple hires Swedish carpenter Mr Swenson to fix outdoor blinds. While on a ladder the wife asks if he needs anything, he replies he cannot speak until he swallows screws. In a hospital scene in Tit-Bits a convalescing patient requests a stamp after a dinner of tapioca, noting the doctor’s dietary proportion rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey
New York Times
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Erman Marvin
London
New House of Kuppenteimer Models
Joblet
Peter Newburg
Clinton Street
W. J. Schultz
Jack Dahlgren
North Side Advertising and
Newe Bandli
Mrs. Fjelstad
Sapair Eis
Mary Crowen
David Child
Hanson
MR. Kyrle Bellew
Raffles
Ted Woodruff
Homer B. Mason
Same Big Company
Klaw & Erlanger
Gautsch-Roth
Main St
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Dr. Pierce
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