North Side Briefs Highlight Social Movements and Visits
North Side briefs note many residents visiting relatives out of town and returning home. The items mention J S Tuttle family returning from Savanna Illinois for a funeral, several visitors staying with local residents, and local families welcoming a newborn baby boy to Adolph Berg and wife.
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Joseph Gilberg
Berlin Street
Savanna
Ill
Anabel Harrington
Avon Street
Dubuque
Alma Lee
Berlin Stret
E. Knutson
West Salem
C. R. Graf
Charles St
Albert Black
Wisconsin Potato Growers Assoc 1000 appropriation ruled constitutional
Madison May 30 Attorney General Walter Owen ruled the 1000 appropriation to the Wisconsin Potato Growers Association is constitutional. The question of validity was raised by the executive office in the legislative session.
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Madison
Wis
Walter Owen
Wisconsin Potato«o Growers’ Association
Athletes Defeat Summits In Short Baseball Game
The Athletes won a six and one half inning game 5 to 1 at League Park under protest over lineup disputes with Nelson Clothing Co. players Woll and Knutson. Pitchers Walters and Kane each allowed four hits. unearned runs and errors decided the score. Hackner stole home after advancing on an overthrow. The Athletes left for Galesville to play again this afternoon.
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League Park
Wolland Knutson
Nelson Clothing Co
Walters
Kane
Hackner
Anderson
Galesville
Walters and
Childers
Kane and
Noefke
No Class to Field in Famous Metropolit an Handicap
The Metropolit an Handicap resumes after a three year gap with fourteen runners. Whisk Broom, bred by Whit ney, once seen as a potential English Derby winner, carries top weight in the field sampled from a depleted U.S. roster as many stayed in Europe after the ban.
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New York
England
France
Whisk Broom
Harry Payne Whitney
Qld
Broomstick
Newborn Baby Dies in West La Crosse Home
Infant of Mr and Mrs William Longway dies within hours of birth at their West La Crosse residence. Funeral to be held this afternoon at the family home with interment in Oak Grove cemetery.
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William Longway
West la Crosse
Oak Grove Cemetery
First American iron output forged near Lynn before 1650
A small iron pot of about one quart capacity marked the nation's first iron industry output. It was cast at a Saugus river foundry near Lynn prior to 1650, signaling early American iron production.
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America
Saugus River
Lynn
No Session Of Roosevelt Trial In Marquette
Theodore Roosevelt's $10,000 libel suit against editor George A. Newett of Ishpeming was quiet as old soldiers mourned in Marquette Michigan. Roosevelt planned to finish his evidence in chief tomorrow with defense to begin Monday and rebuttal by mid next week.
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Marquette
Mich
Theodore Roosevelt
George A. Newett
Ishpeming
Grand Army
Opera House
Outlook
Roosevelt
Army of Children Wears Old Glory at Banquet and Parade
About 6 000 flags were distributed with children receiving most. The 4 PM procession drew crowds and tribune offices were flooded with demand. About 690 adults and 300 flags went to the G A R at West Salem while guests at the board of trade banquet received flags.
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Tribune
Stars and Stripes
Board of Trade
West Salem
New Air Operated Dump Cars Placed Between Savannah and Chicago
The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy railroad adds 100 new air operated dirt and rock gondolas in trains of ten on the Savannah Illinois to Chicago line. The steel cars, 100000 pounds capacity, hold 30 square yards of earth, dumping all cars at once from the engine doubles work compared with the old hand lever method.
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Savanna
Ill
Chicago
Intercollegiate track prelims draw large Cambridge crowd
A strong wind did not spoil ideal weather for the intercollegiate track preliminaries at the stadium in Cambridge. A huge crowd packed the concrete oval early to see stars from across the country, with several new records expected.
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Cambridge
Mass
Liner Haverford Ready for Liverpool Repairs After Corkhead Incident
May 30. The American liner Haverford, after yesterday striking Corkhead and taking a big hole in her bottom, is being prepared at Queenstown to be towed to Liverpool for repairs. Cabin passengers continue to America aboard the Baltic.
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Queenstown
America
Baltic
Haverford
Corkhead
Liverpool
Archbishop Riordan Ill in Chicago at Mercy Hospital
Arch bishop Patrick William Riordan longtime archbishop of San Francisco has fallen ill at Mercy hospital in Chicago. He is 72 years old and his condition is described as serious due to age.
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Riordan
Chicago
Patrick William Riordan
San Francisco
Mercy Hospital
Ambassador Walter Page Presented to King George at Buckingham Palace
Walter Hines Page the new United States ambassador to the court of St James attended a royal audience at Buckingham Palace in regular evening dress. A royal carriage carried Page from the Coburg hotel to the palace where Sir Edward Grey introduced him to King George. Secretary Laughlin and embassy staff accompanied him, with later introductions to Queen Mary by the Earl of Shaftesbury.
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London
Walter Hines Page
United States
St. James
King George
Buckingham Palace
Coburg Hotel
Ambassador Page
Laughlin
Edward Grey
Page
Arthur Walsh
Earl of
Chicago Livestock Markets Report May 30
Hogs receipts 9 060 market active higher with butchers 8 40 to 8 75 heavy 8 35 to 8 70 light 8 45 to 8 77 pigs 6 60 to 8 35 Cattle receipts 800 market strong beeves 7 00 to 8 99 cows and heifers 3 60 to 7 80 stockers and feeders 5 75 to 8 00 Tex as calves 7 75 to 11 00 Sheep receipts 4 000 market steady to strong natives 5 10 to 5 75 western 5 20 to 5 85 lambs 4 65 to 5 70 western 5 65 to 4 00
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Union Stock Yards
Ill
Vesper Service At West Avenue Methodist Church
West Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church plans a vesper service next Sunday evening featuring a lecture on Daniel with stereopticon views and several illustrated songs. The program comes through the efforts of Dr. H C Evenson.
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West Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Daniel
H. C. Evenson
Burroughs Elected President of La Crosse County Bar
W S Burroughs was elected president of the La Crosse County Bar Association at a meeting held yesterday afternoon. He succeeds Col B F Bryant who is now commandant of the soldiers home at Milwaukee. John McConnell was elected secretary to succeed Judge John Brindley who has resigned. The meeting yesterday afternoon was the first for a year.
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W.s.burroughs
la Crosse
Daniels Funeral in Hands of Bar Association
A La Crosse County Bar committee was named to handle the funeral of Judge John A. Daniels who died yesterday. The pallbearers listed include Frank Winter George Bunge James Thompson J E McConnell Thomas Morris and Andrew Lees. The service will be Saturday at 2 PM from 1132 State Street with Rev. George R. Longbrake officiating.
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la Cross County Bar Association
John A. Daniels
Fred H. Hartwell
John Brindley
Otto M. Sehlebach
Frank Winter
George, Bunge
James Thompson
J. E. McConnell
Thomas Morris
Andrew Lees
State Street
George R. Longbrake
Paul's Universalist Church
Judge Daniels
Steamer Three States Destroyed by Cairo Harbor Fire
In Cairo Illinois the steamer Three States caught fire while docked in the harbor and burned to the water’s edge. The vessel, built six years ago in Jeffersonville Indiana, cost thirty thousand dollars.
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Cairo
Ill
Jeffersonville
Ind
Wisconsin State Fair site debate weigh bases
Claims placing the fair at Milwaukee Fox River Valley and Janesville were presented to the special legislative committee in Madison. The discussion focused on logical sites for the event and spanned yesterday afternoon.
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Madison
Wis
Milwaukee
Fox Rive Valley
Janesville
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