Dreamland reels and north side notices loom large
Four reels at the Dreamland entertain the North Side crowd including Taps a civil war drama in two reels today and tomorrow. The column lists residents with illnesses visits and travel from Rose street Gillette street Charles street and nearby avenues with several Nebraskan and Winona visitors noted. The President's Special with President D Miller is expected to pass through tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Liesenfeld
Rose Street
Thomas Fogg
Lincoln
Neb
H. Stevenson
George Street
Savanna
Ill
Mary Coughlin
Wood Street
Tom Dowling
Gillette Street
D. Miller
Carelessness Cited as Costly in Expense Account
A Chicago News remark notes carelessness as the nearly always most costly item in an expense account, highlighting financial discipline and oversight concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago News
Organ Recital at Christ Church Tonight
An organ recital by Harry Packman at Christ Church Ninth and Main tonight at 8 o'clock features Miss Cora Vandewater contralto and Christ Church choir and quartette. Program includes Hallelujah from Mount of Olives, Bach, Dvorak, Mendelssohn, Sibelius Finlandia, and more in a varied evening of sacred and concert pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christchurch
Harry Packman
Cora Vandewater
Christ Church
Ida and
Mae Aiken
Bertha Bergans
E. E. Dow
My King
New World Symphony
Dvorak
Kipling
Nevin Miss Vandewater
Guilmant
Mendelssohn
Miss Aiken
Palestrina
Russia’s Paul Pry Observer of Public Opinion
A London Globe excerpt describes a St. Petersburg official titled Observer of Public Opinion. A colonel in the police, his salary ranges from 7,000 to 70,000 roubles. He surveys restaurants, from luxury to humble, listening to conversations while eating and drinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Paul Pry
St. Petersburg
London Globe
Grapes Thrive Across North America In Wild Growth
The article notes about forty grape species exist worldwide with over half in North America. It highlights their ability to grow wild across diverse climates and extensive areas on the continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
In Court Angry Diner and Waiter Clash
A diner dispute features a loud exchange as the judge addresses the offended diner. The waiter pleads effort while the court notes the tension and calls for order. The scene plays out with no clear resolution in the fragment.
City and Country Dogs in a Mill and Gould Street Brawl
A lively street fight occurred between a city bred bull pup and a country dog on Mill and Gould streets. Motorman McGregor stopped to watch. Sheriff John Weber halted the clash. The city dog fled unharmed, while the country dog remained uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill and
Gould Street
McGregor
Mill Street
John Weber
Schermitine and Schermidine Wed in North Side Home
Miss Delia Schermitine and Vinton Schermidine were married Monday evening by Rev. Finch A. Clark at the home of C. E. Peterson on Rose Street. The couple are well known in the north side community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia Schermitine
Vinton Schermidine
Finch A. Clark
C. E. Peterson
Rose Street
Remarkable D D D Cure Ad for Skin Disease in Sparta
Mr and Mrs Dave Hughes of Sparta Wisconsin report twelve years of failure with doctors and remedies before using 13 bottles of D D D Prescription which allegedly cured their daughter's skin eruption. They offer the product at Columbian Drug Store and Hoeschler Bros with a money back promise if the first full size bottle does not work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie
Dave Hughes
Sparta
Wis
D. D. D. Columbian
Hoeschler Bros
U S Inspector to Visit Rivers on Motor Boat Rules
North Side reports the U S inspector for this district will visit La Crosse on Thursday to inspect local launch equipment and check compliance with motor boat regulations. Noncompliance could lead to arrests. Rules classify boats into three sizes with required lights, whistles, and safety gear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
U. S. Customs Offices
J. S. Medary
Schultz
Milwaukee
United States
la Crosse
Congress
Milwaukee express rate decision praised by attorney
Madison attorney Walter Drew, representing the Merchants and Manufacturers' association of Milwaukee, lauded the railroad commission ruling requiring major changes in express methods and a reduction of over twenty percent in express charges on merchandise shipments as a satisfactory disposition of the main questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison, Wis
Walter Drew
Madison
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Milwaukee
Railroad Commission
The Phantom Fire Ship and a Coincidental Lys Bond
The piece notes a Cha leur bay fire ship sighting linked to St Elmo's fire with uncertain cause. It then recounts a Johannesburg query about the author Lys and a surprising Brebner family tie to Aberdeen and a shared origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaleur Bay
New Brunswick
London Telegraph
The Landlady and Carrier Pigeon Joke
A boarder jokes that a carrier pigeon would travel farther than any bird. The landlady replies she will try one and notes a fowl does not go far. The exchange captures a light moment over travel and poultry.
Quote on running a boarding house from Manchester Union
The passage offers a quip that a man who finds fault with his boarding house should try running one himself. It reflects a common editorial voice critiquing lodging arrangements and social commentary from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester Union
Greensburg Slayer Reward Doubled to 20000
Fingerprints on Grace Johnsons spelling book tie to an unknown assailant who killed 13 year old Grace Johnson on her way to school in Westmoreland county. Authorities in Pittsburgh and New York seek fingerprint experts as the county doubles its reward to 20000 and narrows a hunt to a single suspect under surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
Grace Johnson
Westmoreland County
Pittsburg
New York
Morrill Brings Japanese Husband to Civil Union
In Minneapolis on May 22 Kozo K Maihori, a Japanese man, married Bertha Rogan, a Minneapolis girl, to Rev G L Morrill who had vocally opposed the California alien land bill. Morrill sent a telegram to Gov Johnson declaring the marriage proves more for God and Uncle Sam than the alien land bill ever could.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Minn
Kozo K. Maihori
Bertha Rogan
G. L. Morrill
California
Mr. Morrill
Gov. Johnson
God
Uncle Sam
Perry Goodner Weds Laura Siberling Before Trial
Perry Goodner wanted in Renssalaer Indiana on grand larceny charges married Laura Siberling in Mitchell South Dakota. He had used the alias Perry Brown and was arrested Saturday night. Sheriff Hoover of Indiana will escort him east tonight while his wife returns to manage the farm.
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Mitchell
S. D
Perry Goodner
Renssalaer
Ind
Laura Siberling
Goodner
Perry Brown
Hoover
Indiana
Lightning bolt sets bed afire in Tomah home
In Tomah Wisconsin H L Burdick woke to a bed on fire after lightning struck a tree in front of his house. The bolt split the tree, entered the home and ignited the bed. Burdick escaped unharmed. Two passers by were thrown to the sidewalk and severely shocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomah
Wis
H. L. Burdick
Burdick
Eskimo code cited as lesson on honor clash
Christian Leden tells a Berlin audience that anti duelists could learn from Eskimo practice where two men dispute honor by making the other laugh. He says facial grimaces and attempts to outlaugh replace dueling and there is no appeal from this Eskimo method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Leden
Arctic
Berlin
No Man Shall Leave His Family Less Than 100000
A Washington Star quotation argues for ensuring wealth passed to families meets a minimum of 100000, contrasting with a proposal to limit how much a man can leave behind. The exchange underscores the debate over estate laws and family protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Quinine and Iron General Tonic Promoted in Ad
An old advertisement touts Grove's Taste Less Tonic as a 30 year standard general strengthening tonic. It claims effectiveness against malaria fevers weakness loss of appetite and biliousness with no purging and notes liver activation blood purification. It guarantees authenticity via the druggist and mentions bromquinine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GROVE
Crops Ruined by Rainy Weather Near La Crosse
Farmers in the La Crosse area report crop spoilage after ten days of heavy rains. Radishes, beans, tomatoes, and other truck garden produce show decay while winter wheat oats and barley are damaged. The drought prior to the rain made the wet spell welcome, but forecasts of ending rain bring relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Onalaska
Kop Will Give A Record Party At La Crosse
Manager Frank Koppelberger plans the largest theater party on record in La Crosse on Saturday afternoon for all children under twelve. The Majestic will show an eight reel program highlighted by three Kinemacolor Niagara Falls reels and the rest in black and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Koppelberger
la Crosse
Niagara Falls
The
Majestic
Annabelle Harrington Hosts Bride-to-Be Celebration
Miss Annabelle Harrington entertained at her Avon Street home in honor of Miss Alene Foster who will wed soon. Alpha club members from North Presbyterian gifted silverware while red heart decor and a luncheon framed the event attended by Foster and numerous friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Beck
Gillette Street
Rushford
Minn
Clara
Lilly Swanson
Charles Street
Minneapolis
G. Ape
Trempealeau
E. Merwin
Evelyn Brown
M. Lafser
Rose Street
Tillie Cole
Coon Valley
C. Loeffler
Berlin Street
T. Larson
Edna
Manger
N. D
O. L. Christensen
George Street
E. W. Kaufman
Lincoln, Neb
Annabelle Harrington
Avon Street
Alene Foster
Alpha Club
North Presbyterian Church
Miss Foster
Albertine Pope
Ivah Kinney
Vera Higbee
Vesta Higbee
Stella Sheely
Laura Scheel
Freda Scheel
Clara Larson
Edna Larson
Vera Kiezer
Laura Pilger
Mabel Pilger
Ethel Carron
Laura Warren
H. West
A. Foster
J. Peterson
Saloonkeeper Behr Robbed in Manitowoc
Manitowoc police seek two men after Edward Behr saloonkeeper finds his safe unlocked and $400 missing this morning. The incident followed a visit by two men in the hours before closing last night.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Edward Behr
Something of That Kind Witty Exchange on Time and Pay Day
A serious gentleman questions a youth about time and mortality. The youth replies that each tick of the clock advances him toward payday, turning a grim thought into a practical joke about wages. The exchange blends humor with existential reflection.
Political Activity Question By Senator Sorghum
A Washington Star excerpt portrays Senator Sorghum noting that principal activities of the official position are those involved in holding onto it.
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Occu
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil Promoted as Remedy
The ad touts Dr Porter’s Antiseptic Healing Oil as a universal cure for wounds burns sores ulcers skin diseases and more claiming relief and healing for many conditions. It notes trials and guarantees by druggists and prices 50 cents and one dollar. It also mentions Laxative Bromoo Quinine Brew on every box to cure a cold.
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Kinemacolor
Cross
Pere
University Settlement
Philip Price
Fanny Goldberg
Mortimer Glickman
Solomon Goodman
Max Goodman
Mollie Pallas
Evelyn Poller
Max Cross
Ikey Nashuson
James Karnbar
Nie Schwartzthal
Jacob Cohen
North Side Briefs
Wii
Goor
U.S
Chicago
Chicago Portland Cement Co
la Salle St
Hallelujah
Mount of Olives
Beethoven
Sibelus
Sibelius
North Side
U. S
Rivers
Johannesburg
Christian Lys
Lys
Joan of Arc
Brebner
Aberdeen
Pall: Mall Gazette
Dreamland
Slayer
Pennsylvania
Morrill
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