Western railroads order all steel passenger cars expand
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railways place orders for 256 all steel non telescoping cars with 90 slated for Wisconsin and Illinois. The St Paul road leads west in such purchases to boost passenger service and meet Pacific coast competition. James J Hill denies a looming car shortage while signaling bright outlook for rolling stock this year. Foley's Kidney Remedy ad follows.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pam Railway
Wisconsin
Illinois
St. Paul Road
Harriman
Pennsylvania Road
Western
Pacific Coast
Hill Lines
Twin Cities
James J. Hill
Chicago
Crooked Lives From Ignored Duties Theme
A reflective line hints at corruption arising when duties are neglected and paths bend toward wrongdoing. The phrasing suggests moral decline linked to evasions of responsibility and the allure of easy gains.
Lacrosse Gun Club closes season amid planning for spring
The Lacrosse Gun Club ends its season with officers signaling no winter shooting and no plans yet for next year. The Silver Loving Cup was won by Lacrosse, defeating Winona in the season’s contest. Members participated in Milwaukee state tournament and Chicago event but did not medal.
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la Crosse
Wausau
Wisconsin Shooting Association
Winona
Milwaukee
Chicago
Quiet Wedding for Miss Heinke and Mr Kinder at German Lutheran
Miss Adeline Heinke daughter of John F Heinke and Henry J C Kinder were quietly married last evening at the German Lutheran church on Avon street by Rev Julius Bergholz. Helen Heinke and Emma Kinder supported the bride and Fritz Heinke and Claude Hagen the groom. The couple will reside at 1352 Berlin street in their new home after a wedding supper at the bride's parents home.
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Adeline Heinke
John F. Heinke
Logan Street
Henry J. C. Kinder
Caledonia Street
Avon Street
Julius Bergholz
Helen Heinke
Emma Kinder
Fritz Heinke
Claude Hagen
Berlin Street
Foley's Honey and Tar Airs Relief for Colds and Cough
O. T. Erhart advertises Foley's Honey and Tar as a cure for throat irritation cough and inflamed lungs. The copy urges purchasing the genuine yellow package to expel the cold and strengthen the system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
O. T. Erhart
North Side In Brief Highlights From City Socials And Talks
Miss Hattie Wing hosts in Galena while Ruth Grimes plans B B D Club festivities. Tabernacle Baptists are entertained by Mrs. Marvin. Several residents travel to Chicago for visits or business. A Franklin club debate on La Follette’s senatorial bid features Downey Boshard Hayden for the affirmative and Flynn Barder Mahoney for the negative. Edison Dayton shows slight pneumonia improvement amid Milwaukee ties. A local barber heads to Bangor for business. The closing quip notes a girl’s belief in choosing among suitors.
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Hattie Wing
Galena
8. S. Post
Ruth Grimes
Mill Street
B. B. D. Club
Tabernacle P Baptist Church
Geo. B. Marvin, Jr
Berlin Street
Fred Wagner
St. Paul
J. B. Callahan
Wood Street
J. D. Gage
Chicago
Ill
George McCabe
Quincy Gage
Avon Street
Milwaukee
T. H. Schreuder
Madison
Independent Order of Foresters
Geo. L. Ward
Babcock
Wis
Franklin Club
Caledonia Street
Robert M. la Follette
United States
M. M. Downey
Otto Boshard
H. G. Hayden
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted as Blood Purifier
Public notice extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior blood purifier with over 20 ingredients. It claims no substitute is truly equal and urges purchase in liquid or Sarsatabs form.
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Hood
Wreck Delays All Trains From East
Morning trains on the Milwaukee road faced delays of one to four hours due to a major wreck on the Chicago division between Milwaukee and Chicago. About 75 cars were wrecked, halting traffic. No. 57 arrived at 9:10, four hours forty minutes late. No. 3 reached the city at 10:45, long after its 6:10 schedule. No. 55 was one hour late arriving at Vine Street.
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Milwaukee Road
Chicago
Milwaukee
Railroad Workers Recruited for Double Tracking
The Burlington road at Hannibal Missouri funds hoboes to lay a double track between Burlington and Keokuk. A second gang will start soon to complete a thirty five mile stretch of double tracking.
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Burlington Road
Hannibal
Missouri
Burlington
Keokuk
Freight Wreck Delays Traffic At Lake City
A stock train collided with a way freight at Lake City early this morning delaying traffic for hours. Several cars derailed and a steam derrick from Minneapolis was used to right the wreck.
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Lake City
Mineapolis
Pittsburg Crazy Detroit Insane At Ball Park Ahead Of Game
The Forbes field will have clear foul lines and an oversize playing area with distances 235 feet to the lines and 275 feet center. Police protection plans are in place for huge crowds as fans camp at bleacher gates seeking tickets for the game tomorrow. A fan set up a cot outside the gate and has remained there since Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forbes’ Field
Ball Park
McQuaid
Series Spotlight As Bets Wallop Cobb Bush Infield Rivals
Detroit prepares for a world series showdown with Pittsburg. Managers Jennings Clarke field strong lineups as Camnitz Adams battle for opening pitching. Tickets sell out amid 18 000 to 22 000 capacity hopes and heavy betting on pregame bets.
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Wagner
Cobb
Ownie Bush
Jenning
Pittsburg
Honus
Bush
Jennings
Clarke
Camnitz
Babe”’ Adams
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Clinton Street
W. J. Schultz
BORIA
Lacrosse
Bright
OO. T. Erhart
Figgie
Rose Street
Gerwitz
J. E. Geiwitz, Jeweler
Lacrosse Gun Club
East
Detroit
Licar
Rice & Eberhart Coal Company
Ostrich
Thorsand
Stoddard Hotel
Copenhagen
New York
Paris
Pacific Ostrich Plume CO. Western Office
van Buren St
Chicago, Ill
London
Berlin
Mullin
Wild Bill
Donovan
Byrne
Leach
Miller
Abstein
Wilson
Gibson
Adams
D. Jones
Crawford
Delehanty
Moriarity
T. Jones
Schmidt
Tigers
Detroit Mich
Bennett Park
Frank J. Navin
Detroit Club
Main Street
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