Mary Hanson 82 Dies at Son's Home
Mary Hanson of St. Joseph Ridge died at her son John Hanson's home at 82. Infirmities of old age. Survived by one son and three daughters. funeral 10 a.m. tomorrow at St. Mary's Church, with interment at St. Joseph Ridge cemetery. Mrs. Hanson had long lived on the North Side.
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Mary Hanson
St. Joseph Ridge
John
Hanson
John Hanson
John Matthews
Sixth and
Wisconsin Street
Peter Arentz
Springfield
Singer
Cashton
Mrs Flower Dies on North Side Veteran La Crosse Resident
Mrs John M Flowers 30 year resident of La Crosse died last evening at 9 30 at the home of her daughter Mrs John Turnbull 914 Caledonia Street General decline in age was given as the cause She was born in Bristow and had been well known on the north side Her husband died about two months ago She is survived by a daughter and two sons and was mother of Bert Edgell who died by his own hand at the Y M C A A funeral is not yet set but services will be at the Caledonia Street Methodist church where she was a prominent member.
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Mabel
Stella Keiser
Onalaska
St. Paul
M. Frye
Kane Street
DeSoto
William Oldenburg
la Crescent
Ella Picha
Loomis Street
Winona
John Schweikert
Wall Street
Daniels
Portage
Carrie Nelson
J. Nelson
Scranton
S. D
F. C. Ford
McHoff
Berlin Street
W. Smith
Wood Street
F. A. Halbert
Logan Street
Merrill
Edward Laughlin
Charles Street
Nels Ruud
Lutheran Hospital
Harold Ruud
Peter Fishback
Rose Street
Harry Richmond
Milwaukee
Swarthout
Humphrey
St. Louis
Illinois
C. P. Thompson
Whitehall
August Anderson
James Smith
Avon Street
Cc. L. Larson
Mr. Pratt
George Schultz
George Street
George Phillips
Richard Henley
Bert Carlson
Colorado Springs
John M. Flowers
la Crosse
John Turnbull
Caledonia Street
Flowers
Bristow
Bert Edgell
Caledonia Street Methodist Church
Opened Vulcanizing Tire Shop on Caledonia Street
Louis Anderson opens a tire vulcanizing establishment on Caledonia street with extensive experience in vulcanizing rubber goods. The shop offers facilities to repair any tire type and has found strong success after relocating to the north side when the south side was unavailable.
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Louis Anderson
Caledonia Street
Anderson
North Side police hunt delinquent dog owners
North Side police pursue owners behind on their dog tax payments due the 15th. Dogs with unpaid taxes will be disposed of as provided by law.
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North Side
Gasoline Stove Ignites Fire at Mill Street Home
A gasoline stove exploded last night at Mrs. Thomas Pluff's home at 804 Mill Street, activating department No. 2. No serious damage occurred and the blaze was put out without water.
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Thomas Pluff
Mill Street
11 Locomotives for St. Paul Extension
The Milwaukee extension work advances as 11 new engines pass north on their way west. Over 40 engines have been sent out, with expect to reach Butte this month. Upon completion, more than 800 miles of track will be laid, a record for railroad building. Rails are laid by a machine averaging about 2.5 miles daily.
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Milwaukee
Butte
Child Expires of Mil Street Infant Dies at Home
Clifford Weeks five month old son of Mr and Mrs A Weeks died at home on Mil street after a short illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm tomorrow from the residence with Rev G M Thurow officiating. Interment will follow at Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Clifford
A. Weeks
Mil Street
G. M. Thurow
Oak Grove
North Side Briefs Include Local Appointments and Travel
Miss Barbara Colby daughter of A O Colby underwent an operation at a city hospital today. Leo Betsinger of Loomis street traveled to St Paul for a short visit with friends. Miss Cora Frey of Caledonia street has taken a seamstress post with Miss Aswold. Mrs B Weida will entertain the Ladies guild of St Peter s Episcopal Church
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Barbara Colby
A. O. Colby
Leo Betsinger
Loomis Street
St. Paul
Cora Frey
Caledonia Street
Aswold
B. Weida
Ladies’ Guild
St. Peter’s Episcopal
Two Methodist bishops elected on second ballot
Baltimore May 21 Rev Dr W F Anderson and John L Nuelson were elected bishops on the Methodist church on the second ballot after the first ballot failed. Second-ballot gains by Dr W A Quayle R J Cooke J B Hingley and others noted. first ballot counted 777 votes with 514 needed.
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Baltimore
W. F. Anderson
Methodist Board of Education
Freedmans’ Aid Sunday Schools
New York
John L. Nuelson
Nast Theological Seminary
Berea
Ohio
Methodist Church
W. A. Quale
Chicago
R. J. Cooke
J. B. Hingley
Minneapolis
Sven
J. L. Nuelson
W. A. Quayle
E. H. Hughes
H. C. Jennings
C. W. Smith
W. S. Lewis
M. C. D. Mason
E. G. Downey
J. B. Singeley
N. Luecock
W. Thirkiel
Samuel Plantz
P. H. Swift
J. H. Fitzwater
A. E. Craig
C. B. Spencer
M. S. Hughes
C. W. Drees
H. L. Jacobs
G. P. Eckman
Blanchard's Eczema Lotion Ad Offers Free Diagnosis
Prof J Blanchard skin specialist at 3811 Cottage Grove Ave Chicago offers free diagnosis and advice on eczema and psoriasis through Blanchard's Eczema Lotion. The ad mentions disease action and disappearance under his lotion and notes availability at C L Runckel in La Crosse.
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J. Blanchard
Cottage Grove Ave
Chicago
L. Runckel
la Crosse
Deaf Mute Church Service Led By Rev Salner at Y M C A
Rev J Saloner from St Paul preached to La Crosse deaf mutes at the Y M C A in a monthly service. He learned sign language to reach mutes, leading a small congregation of 18. He tours mute churches in several cities and notes a rising appeal for ministers to serve the deaf. The group plans to attend an Ephatha conference in Minneapolis May 1 to 3 with hymns signed and sung for both deaf and hearing attendees.
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J. Salvner
St. Paul
la Crosse
Saloner
United States
Salvner
Minneapolis
Stillwater
Winona
Pursued 20000 Miles as Rich Lover Loses Heart
Miss Lillian Berkley spurns wealthy William Zack after he becomes rich in the United States and Australia. Zack returns brokenhearted to the south seas, unable to win back her love despite offering wealth and a future. Her steadfast reply ends their chance at marriage.
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Lillian Berkley
United States
William Zack
Miss Berkley
Australia
Zack
South Seas
London
Eng
Wilson
Melbourne
Wilsons
England
America
Winnetka
New York
Barkless tree and dog spark quirky dialogue exchange
A sci fi boarder and a comedian boarder debate a barkless tree and a barkless dog, imagining world changing benefits. The exchange features whimsical exclamations such as Great Jupiter and includes imaginative dialogue about wizardly evolution.
Motormen Granted Full Brotherhood Membership
In Columbus Ohio on May 21 the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers approved a committee report admitting motormen on interurban electric roads as full members. Criteria require lines operate beyond twenty miles from an incorporated city and six months road experience. The move expands to nearly all motive power operators, signaling a shift toward electric future.
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Columbus
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Baptists Likely to Endorse Hughes at Conference
Oklahoma City May 21 The National Baptist conference opened with President Harry Pratt Judson of the University of Chicago presiding State Gov Hughes of New York faces a legislative fight to end race track gambling preventing his acting as president It is expected the conference will endorse his stand against gambling.
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Oklahoma City
Harry Pratt Judson
University of Chicago
National Baptist Conference
Gov. Hughes
New York
Valuation of Street Car Lines in Wisconsin
Madison May 21 special The first valuation of the city street car lines and interurbans of the state for ad valorem taxation is rapidly nearing completion by the state tax commission and will be announced soon. The move is expected to boost state revenues and provide comprehensive statistical data on the value of electric transportation facilities across the state.
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Madison
Wis
State Tax Commission
Contests Called for Republican Nominating Delegates
In Chicago on June 5, the Republican National Committee meets to review contests in district and state delegations for the national convention. The convention is set for June 16, 1908, with the meeting to establish the temporary convention roll and handle other business.
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Chicago
Harry S. New
Republican National Committee
When a Woman Not Suspicious of Husband Means She Has a Secret
A terse old saying notes that when a wife remains unaware of her spouse she has found another matter to occupy her thoughts. The remark frames suspicion as diverted attention and hints at hidden concerns beyond marital trust.
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