North La Crosse Baseball Team to Reedsburg Three Day Trip
The North La Crosse squad leaves today for Reedsburg in Sauk county Wisconsin to play three days Sunday Monday and Tuesday. Lineup includes Carroll as catcher Nagle as pitcher Squires at first Long at second A Carey at short Roher at third William Miller in right McLindon in center and Sidney Jacques at left field or pitcher Strauss as substitute. Also notes Miss Ida Boyer visiting Bangor and Prof L H Schneller returning from Coon Valley.
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North la Crosse
Reedsburg
Sauk County
Wis
Carroll
Nagle
Squires
Long
Doctor's Horse Balks at Auto in Caledonia Street Incident
Dr A M I Kinear's horse frightened by a new Gund auto on Caledonia Street near Brakke's drug store. It dragged the post and broke the carriage shafts before stopping. Walter Rice restrained the frightened horse as Gund's chauffeur freed it. Dr Kinear found the animal lame after walking it.
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Dr. A. M. I. Kinear
Caledonia
Brakke
Logan and
Caledonia Streets
Walter Rice
Gund
Dr. Kinear
Logan Street
North Side Briefs: Rask Visits Father in City
Louis Rask of Schenectady New York is in the city to spend several weeks with his father Peter Rask. The note indicates a family visit with no further details on events or dates.
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Louis Rask
Schenectady
New York
City
Peter, Rask
Frosty Morning Slips Ride From New Lisbon to Tunnel City
Trainmen report heavy frost along the line from New Lisbon to Tunnel City with white slippery walks. Local farmers who planted crops are expected to suffer significant losses from the cold.
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Milwaukee
New Lisbon
Tunnel City
Foresters to Hold Special Hop and Meeting
The Independent Order of Foresters will hold a special meeting this evening in Fjelstad hall at Caledonia and St Paul streets. After the meeting they will serve refreshments and hold a social hop. Members are asked to bring several friends.
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Milwaukee
Independent Order of Foresters
Fjelstad Hall
Caledonia and
St. Paul
Blinston Wins Contract for La Crescent School Building
W H Blinston awarded the contract to construct the new combined high and district school at La Crescent. Schulz Sash and Door Co will furnish all mill material for the project on the north side.
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W. H. Blinston
la Crescent
The
Schulz Sash and Door Co
Milwaukee Couple Married in Jail
A Milwaukee woman Clara Knauber, living at 27 Island avenue, wed George Freenor in the county jail at Waukesha with Justice Milo Mucklestone presiding. Freenor, awaiting trial for alleged extortion of $235 from a Waukesha girl, reportedly forced the victim to stay in a locked room for hours. Sheriff William Kunz and a deputy acted as ushers and best man as the couple wed behind bars after a brief, urgent request for a license and special judge approval.
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Milwaukee
Clara Knauber
Island Avenue
Waukesha
Milo Mucklestone
George Freenor
Freenor
Miss Knauber
D. S. Tullar
William Kunz
Couple Returns from Railway Conductors Convention
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Doudy and Mrs. J. L. Dodge returned from Portland Oregon after attending the Order of Railway Conductors convention. They were away about three weeks and visited several notable places along the travel route.
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C. W. Doudy
J. L. Dodge
Portland
Ore
Order of Railway Conductors’ Convention
Wisconsin Legislature Eyes Busy, Short Final Session
Madison May 26 Final adjournment of the Wisconsin legislature near June 10 or 14 is urged by the joint committee on claims. They propose daily sessions until adjournment and quick reporting of all bills by next Wednesday. Key items include state university appropriations, a capitol building plan with $660 000 immediate funding for the west wing, and a movement to relocate the capitol. The Stevens bill on capitol location and debates over railroad penalties and a telephone rate bill are also noted.
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Madison
Wis
Joint Committee On Claims
State University
Senate
Hatten
Capitol
Assemblyman
Potter
Committee On Capitol
Stevens
Committee On Claims
State Park
Dane County
Thomas
Bell Trust
Chicago Strike Fails to Enflame City as Troop Call Fails
Chicago May 2 A strike shows limited spread with few disturbances. Mayor and police seek avoid troops while 1,000 more men hoped for by officials. A black belt assault on Ruth St John leaves her ill and memory hazy. Shea faces jail after defying master in chancery. Several suspects, including Charles Tyler and Frank Smith, remain jailed with $800 bonds unpaid.
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Chicago
Fairbanks
Express
Newark
Senator Platt
Shea
Kobhisaat
Ruth St. John
Charles
Tyler
Roy
Frank Smith
Very Low Rates to United Commercial Travelers' Meeting
Excursion tickets to Oshkosh Wisconsin via the Chicago and Northwestern Line offered for June 8 and 9 with return until June 12. Tickets apply through agents. Go to the Bijou tonight.
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United Commercial Travelers
Oshkosh, Wis
Northwestern
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Hearing postponed in Ruth St. John assault case at Richland Center
In Richland Center Wisconsin on May 26 the hearing for Charles Tyler and his two sons and Frank Smith, alleged assailants of Ruth St. John, could not proceed due to the girl’s condition. The hearing was postponed to next week, with police cautious on timing. Crowds gathered, some unrest noted, but no major trouble as William Tyler, the youngest, secured an alibi and was discharged.
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Richland Center
Wis
Charles Tyler
Frank Smith
Ruth St. John
William Tyler
Bethe
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North Side News
Tribune North
Ida Boyer
Caledonia Street
Mayme Nessler
Bangor
North Side Briefs
International Association OF Machinists
Kreutz
Rob T. E. Knoff
Special Tribune Dispatch
MacNees
Graham
United States
National Biscuit Company
Numland Center
Wis Fearing
Ynohng
Falvey, the Great
Falvey
Fauvey
Carl
Main ST
R. L. Kenyon
Main Street
Yard
Cass St
Delaware
Lackawanna
Western
Scranton
Ocean
West Virginia
Cardiff
Wilmington
Illinois
Gas House
Whitebreast Coal CO
Vendaw
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