Dearman Arrested for Dresbach Station Charge in Winona
City news items report Ben Dearman arrested and taken to Winona to answer a charge tied to Dresbach station duties. Other notes include a wildcat shooting during raccoon hunting. the animal displayed at Boma Grocery. Bell company adds exchanges in Bangor Holmen Burr Oak Mindoro. railroads expect heavy Christmas season ridership. Clara Sloane buys Loomis property for 900 dollars. La Crosse theater fights gallery misbehavior with police stationed to quiet disturbances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Sloane
William Morris
Loomis
Harvey
la Crosse Theater
Thanksgiving at the Monarch and local events
The notices list Thanksgiving plans at the Monarch 325 Pearl Street with Lutdefisk and Tom and Jerry, Milton Kerr performances at Lyric Theatre, and various locals including R C McCaleb, Dr George Powell, F H Weston, and others in Winona La Crosse Sparta Bangor and Minneapolis on business or visiting friends. Grand ball at Linker hall and Kreutz orchestra featured. multiple social and commercial notices conclude with Ford The Car of Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutdefisk
Tom & Jerry
Monarch
Pearl Street
Milton Kerr
Lyric Theatre
R. C. McCaleb
Sparta
Bangor
George Powell
F. H. Weston
U. S. Life and Annuity Company
Davis
Court House
Myron Delapp
Abbottsford
la Crosse
E. Elstad
Winona
Will Powell
D. P. Smith
Kreutz
Mary Lee
Milwaukee
Lafe Holmes
Christiaw
Catherine Splane
James Morris
Minneapolis
Ed Wing
Rollins
St. Charles
Minn
Dr. Rollins
J. Benecker
Soldiers Grove
Rogers Bros
Hellfach, Jeweler
O. Blagsvedt
Decorah
T. J. McDonough
N. 3Rd Street
Hellfach
Main St
St Marys Parochial School Plans Expansion
St Marys parochial school announces a building enlargement to cost 6000 dollars, expanding capacity to 150 pupils. The school serves through seventh grade with an eighth grade addition planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Parochial Schpacity
Aining
Cochranes Address Cited on Catholic View of State
The article reproduces Bourke Cochranes address defending Catholic influence in government. It argues church intervention preserved liberty from slavery to feudal tyranny and claims democracy grew from Christian teaching. It asserts that a Catholic nation would sustain the republic and that Catholic and American loyalties align.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Rapp
James Schwebach
la Crosse
J. J. Clemens
Bourke Cochrane
Cochrane
Lutheran Synod of
Brooklyn
Constantine
Sheriff Prevents Probable Tragedy at Mendota
Sheriff Chris Burns arrived at 1120 Denton street where Nellie Philippy a de mented widow with matches and kerosene soaked rags planned to set fire to her house and die in the flames neighbors called Dr Egan who alerted the sheriff preventing a deadly blaze at the Mendota asylum intake yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Burns
Denton Street
Nellie Philippy
Mendota Asylum
Egan
Croup Attacks Across Countries Prompt Use of Remedy
A letter from South Africa reports Chamberlain's Cough Remedy widely used to treat croup in children. Fritz Everitt, manager of a general store in Randwes, Cape Colony, says the medicine provides quick relief and is kept on hand for his three children and others.
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South Sea
Eure
South Africa
Chamberlain
United States
Fritz Everitt
Mana Ft
G. R. Jardine
Ndwe
Cape Colony
Embroidery Club Meets for Birthday Celebration
Monday afternoon Mrs. M. E. Mosher entertained the Embroidery club at her rooms on South Sixth street. It was her birthday anniversary and she received gifts and flowers. A dainty repast was served. Guests included Mesdames Turnbull, Gage, Bice, Bullock, Wilson, Shinkle, Eberhart and Miss Blumer the instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embroidery and
M. E. Mosher
South Sixth Street
Mesdames Turnbull
Gage
Bice
Bullock
Wilson
Shinkle
Eberhart
Miss Blumer
Argabrite Promoted to Winona Railway Manager
Newton M. Argabrite, acting manager of the Wisconsin Railway and Light Company in Winona, has been promoted to fill the vacancy caused by Manager Schroeder's death. Ferris and Boynton from La Crosse turned over finances and plant affairs to Argabrite, who is now in charge as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton M. Argabrite
Winona
Travel by Team Across Country
Mr. William Whitemarsh with his wife and three children are in La Crosse as part of a team travel assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Whitemarsh
la Crosse
Long journey continues despite missing identity permit
A party awaiting identification to access funds they have deposited in New York state seeks to draw money to continue their journey to Litchfield, Minnesota where they plan a new home. They traveled 1,500 miles by team from Greenwood, New York to reach this point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Litchfield
Minn
Greenwood
N. Y
Southern Pacific plans big issue
Southern Pacific applied to the New York Stock Exchange to list 74,866,400 dollars in additional common stock to be issued from time to time in exchange for preferred stock. The listed amount shows the intent to facilitate conversion and exchange should holders exercise conversion privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southern Pacific Company
New York Stock Exchange
Former pastor’s nephew dies in Arcadia New Mexico
Word arrived of the death at noon yesterday of Herbert Woodmanse, of Pierre South Dakota, who had gone to Arcadia New Mexico for his health. He was a nephew of the former pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arcadia
N. M
Herbert Woodmansee
Pierre
8. D
Reverend J W Clemens Remains Taken to Childhood Home
The former pastor of North Presbyterian Church now based in Merrill Wisconsin, Reverend J W Clemens, has died and his body was transported to Lake Como Pennsylvania, his childhood home. The funeral arrangements and further details were not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Clemens
The
North Presbyterian Church
Merrill, Wis
Lake Coma
Penn
Hobson Decries Fleet Recall Destabilizing Pacific Calamity
Congressman Richmond P. Hobson sent a letter to President Roosevelt demanding the fleet not be recalled from the Pacific. He criticized Roosevelt for intervention in California Japanese troubles and warned that withdrawing the fleet would create a national and international calamity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Richmond P. Hobson
Roosevelt
United States
Pacific
California
San Francisco
Atlantic
Hobson
Youth Arrested For Scaring President On Bicycle
Gilbert Boyer, a Black youth, was arrested in Washington on the charge of not having a suitable bell after nearly striking the president as he walked to church last Sunday. He posted $5 collateral to be released, which he forfeited rather than face trial yesterday. The episode first became public last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
United States
Gilbert Boyer
Boyer
Many a girl who marries for money
A concise observation notes that marrying for money often leaves a wife with little financial gain and no substantial household support, highlighting economic fragility and social expectations for women in marriage.
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John C. Burns
LA Crosse Floral CO
Chaefer Caer
W.R. Ellers
Crean
Webucer
Rose Street
St. de Ranitz & Co
Crosse, Wis
DNA
Owatonna
Eer
Stewartwon
Women’s New Garment Store
Reiman & Tordt
Wis
Pryor
City News
ST. Y’s
Father Rapp
Telemachus
J. M. Holley
Horace Holley
John M. Holley
Jessie Pettibone
J. L. Callahan
Chicago
Albert Callahan
Medical
Frohsian Singing Society
Homer Hart
St. Louis
Canton
Estelle Solon
Madison
Madison Maennercher Society
Neva West
Edward
Edward the Confessor
England
Irvine
the Watch House OF
LA Grosse
Geneva
Switzerland
W. T. Irvine
Croup
Argabrite
Colma
Nelson - Gans
Kirke LA Shelle Company
Owen Wister
Kirke LA Shelle
W. S. Hart
the Virginian
Frank Campeau
Miss Larsen
Southern Pacific
Teddy
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