Miss Sarah Larson Travels After Hospital Visit
Miss Sarah Larson of Kanestreet left for Minneapolis to visit her sister at the city hospital where a recent operation was performed. The attending surgeon Houck had left the city, and Miss Larson chose to return home rather than seek another doctor. Miss Laura Larson, previously a nurse at the Minneapolis hospital, recently suffered a bone disease in her leg requiring an operation to remove bone fragments.
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Sarah Larson
Kanestreet
Minneapolis
City
Aft. Houck
Miss Larson
Laura Larson
Program for Childrens Day Meeting at Rev Schlein Home
The program committee meets this evening at Rev W P Schlein's home 1304 Berlin Street to plan the children's day program to be held at the church on the second Sunday in June. A large program will be prepared and the day expected to be very interesting.
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W. P. Schlein
Berlin Street
Ladies of Scandinavian Baptist church entertain members
The Ladies of the Scandinavian Baptist church at Logan and Charles streets were hosted this afternoon in church parlors by Mrs. H Nelson. After a brief program refreshments followed and all enjoyed a pleasant afternoon. Rev H M Anderson will leave Sunday for Norway to spend about two months with relatives and friends.
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The
Scandinavian Baptist Church
Logan and
Charles Streets
H. Nelson
H. M. Anderson
Norway
Baseball scores and weather update with notices
Scores from leagues and associations include New York 4 Chicago 2 in New York, St Louis 10 New York 2 in St Louis, Louisville 14 St Paul 6 in St Paul, Milwaukee 6 Columbus 3, Kansas City 2 Columbus 3, Minneapolis 2 Indianapolis 0, Omaha 9 St Joseph 3, Sioux City 10 Colorado Springs 4, Des Moines 3 Denver 0. Weather noted for several cities. Also a help-wanted ad for a girl at 1122 Main Street.
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Chicago
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Cleveland
Association
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Western
Omaha
St Joseph
Sioux City
Colorado Springs
Des Moines
Denver
Amateur vaudeville at Bijou draws North Side crowd
North Side residents are invited to attend an amateur vaudeville performance at the Bijou theatre tomorrow night alongside the regular show. A bustling local update notes people traveling, moving, and visiting relatives to various nearby cities, with street work on Avon street advancing to improve the neighborhood’s appearance.
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North Side
Bijou
John Larson
Christ Simonson
Norway
Charles Geisenheimer
Quincy
Isubuque
St. Paul
Anna Webber
Portland
Oregon
Geisenheimer
Peter Schmidt
Christina Schmidt
Avon Street
Wabasha, Minn
Joseph Withee
Alma
Wabasha
Harry Wagner
Sparta
George Gibson
Centerville
Reverse Situation in Chicago News Style
Dialogue shows Willie asking about his employer's whereabouts while suspecting a grand mother illness was used as a pretext to skip work and attend a ball game. The tone mimics a casual streetwise exchange from a Chicago newspaper column.
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Willie
Chicago News
Harvard Faculty Orders Notes Dealer To Quit After Contracts
Harvard officials move to curb loafing by forcing a printed-notes dealer to end business after current contracts. The notes cover lecture and reading material. Reports say about ten percent of Harvard students and fifty percent of freshmen are on probation.
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Boston
Harvard
Chancellor bans bulldogs at Syracuse fraternities
Syracuse N Y May 18 Chancellor James R Day of Syracuse university orders fraternities to remove all bulldogs from houses within 24 hours and threatens expulsion for any student seen with a bulldog. The killing of another canine by a bulldog prompted the order and the offending animal must be killed. He asserts the bulldog is not typical of student ideals.
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Syracuse
N. Y
James R. Day
Syracuse University
Coal mine options in Allegheny valley near Kittanning
Kittanning Pennsylvania May 18 Options on virtually all coal mines north of the Kiskiminetas river in the Allegheny valley are being taken. Sixty seven coal companies including the Kittanning Coal company are involved and about six million dollars will figure in the deals. More than one hundred mines in the Allegheny valley are said to be taken over.
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Kittanning
Kiskiminetas River
Allegheny Valley
Kittanning Coal Company
Unprecedented Rainfall Boosts LaCrosse River Flood Risk
In LaCrosse Wisconsin on May 18 the past eight days of heavy rain have produced several inches of rainfall, driving streams higher than usual. The LaCrosse River feeding into the Mississippi is rising rapidly, prompting railroads to patrol tracks and bridges along the river.
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LaCrosse
Wis
Mississippi
Mitchell daughter dies of pneumonia in Spring Valley
Indianapolis May 18 Marie Mitchell six daughter of John Mitch ell president of the United Mine Workers is dead at Spring Valley Illinois of pneumonia. Mr Mitchell was starting for Pennsylvania when he received the telegram and left at once for home accompanied by W B Wilson
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Indianapolis
Ind
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Spring Valley
Lil
United and Central Union telephone firms merge access
Indianapolis May 18 The 5000 telephones of United Telephone will be operated with Central Union lines under a agreement that also links United to American Telephone and Telegraph toll lines. The deal expands United’s reach across states east of the Rockies, benefiting customers with broader interconnection and toll access.
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Indianapolis
United Telephone Company
Central Union Telephone Company
United Company
Central Union
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
Rocky Mountains
Memorial Church Dedicates McKinley Home Site in Poland
In Poland Ohio a memorial church for William McKinley was dedicated on the former site of the boyhood Methodist Episcopal church he joined at fourteen. The old church was torn down last year and a new building raised with contributions from supporters including Mrs McKinley.
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Canton
William McKinley
Poland
Methodist Episcopal Church
McKinley
Widow of Frank Parmelee Dies in Kenosha
Mrs Roxana Williard Parmelee 83 widow of Frank Parmelee founder of Parmelee company in Chicago died at her summer home in Kenosha after several weeks of heart disease. The death was not unexpected.
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Kenosha, Wis
Roxana Williard Parmelee
Frank Parmelee
Parmelee Company
Chicago
Parmele
Ex-Supervisor Strauss Guilty Of Bribery In Milwaukee
Milwaukee May 18 Ex-Supervisor Edward F Strauss found guilty by a jury in Judge Tarrant s court of accepting a 1200 bribe in December 1901 related to a county contract. Sentence deferred pending motion for a new trial.
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Milwaukee
Edward F. Strauss
Former Joliet Mayor Crolius contests election loss
Ex mayor Crolius files contest petition in Joliet circuit court challenging Mayor Barr's victory by 116 votes alleging fraud in the ballot count.
Judge allows queue retention for Chinaman in prison
St Louis May 18 Judge Rogers of the U S district court orders Ng Jung a Chinaman who was convicted of passing a raised $10 bill to retain his queue while serving a ninety day term in the Missouri penitentiary He cites religious reasons noting he would be the first state prisoner to remain unshorn. Assassin of Sergius Executed dispatch from St Petersburg says Ivan Kaleieff who killed Grand Duke Sergious Feb 17 in Moscow has been executed. Has to Pay for the Mistake Mrs David Kizer of Springfield Ohio granted a pension of 8 per month but will not draw it for twelve years due to formerly believing her husband dead. Very Low Rates to Toronto Ont via Northwestern Line Excursion tickets June 18 19 21 22 for Triennial Convention International Sunday School Association. Apply to agents Chicago Northwestern Ry
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St. Louis
Rogers
United States District Court
Ng Jung
Missouri
State Penitentiary
London
St. Petersburg
Ivan Kaleieff
Sergious
Moscow
Springfield
David Kizer
International Sunday School Association
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Patterson Signs 2000-Dollar-Weekly Contract in New York
Nan Patterson signs with Hurtig and Seaman of Harlem Music Hall New York for two thousand dollars weekly. Other brief items note Cuban leader Gomez critically ill in Santiago, Yale student Allegre missing believed sailed to Spain, Royal Arcanum council session in Atlantic City, Ambassador McCormick in Paris recuperating, Cunarder Caronia aground in New York lower bay, Cleveland coal dealers file demurrer, Red River Valley University to move to Grand Forks, fatal shooting in Indian Territory, California sending eighteen delegates to Turnverein congress in Indianapolis, J A Eagan elected treasurer at health boards conference, Chimes in Portland will ring America, Italian rivers overflow from rain, Panama republic dedicates its navy in Brooklyn.
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Nan Patterson
Hurtig & Seaman
Harlem Music Hall
New York
Maximo Gomez
Santiago
Juan Batiage Allegre
Yale Law School
Spain
Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum
Atlantic City
N. J
McCormick
Paris
Dieppe
Caronia
Cleveland
Grand Jury
Red River Valley University
Wahpeton
N. C
Grand Forks
Sawyer
I. T
William Dunn
Lou Davis
California
Turnverien
United States
Indianapolis
State Boards of Health
Washington
J. A. Eagan
Springfield
Portland
America
Italy
Panama Republic
Brooklyn
King of Kores Rules on Goats and Architecture
A historical note states only the king of Korea may raise goats or possess round columns and square rafters in his house or wear a coat of brilliant red. He alone may view the queen’s hundreds of ladies and own buildings with more than three steps. Four steps is treason and carries a traitor’s death.
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Kores
Korea
Dialogue Turns to Debate in Domestic Dispute
A Chicago Tribune quote captures Mr Meehan urging nuance in a disagreement while his spouse insists she has spoken her mind and nothing more will be said. The exchange highlights domestic tensions over a debated issue.
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Mr. Meehan
Chicago Tribune
Ethel and Ferdy Dialog Turns to a Parent’s Impression
Home Notes reports a conversation where Ethel questions Ferdy about last night and Ferdy says he stayed silent scared to speak. The note adds a lost yellow rat terrier in the southeast city with a ribbon collar near Kinah’s greenhouse offering a reward.
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Ethel
Papa
Ferdy
Kienah
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Logan Street
New York Herald Illustrated
John and
Andrew Hayes
Caledonia Street
Billy” Marshall
Crolius
Sergius
Standar
Doyle
Toronto
Equitable
Hyde
Elliott-Loeffler Company
Wines & Liquors
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Lyeheihs
Degreaus
Rosacita
Sullivan and
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Olson
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Jennie Colburn
J. R. Kerr
Amalgamated Theater Co
W. F. Gallagher
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