Eight Clubs in 1910 Minnesota Wisconsin League
After a long Duluth meeting the Minnesota Wisconsin league settled on eight clubs for next season with two franchises to be granted to Winnipeg Virginia Hibbing Mankato Rochester and Red Wing. John A Elliott of La Crosse was chosen president and secretary with W J Summers Superior as vice president and J B Fleming Eau Claire as treasurer. The presidents will visit prospective admission towns before finalizing.
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Duluth
Winnipeg
Virginia
Hibbing
Mankato
Rochester
Red Wing
John A. Elliott
Mifny League
la Crosse
W. J. Summers
Superior
J. B. Fleming
Eau Claire
Wisconsin Business University Admission Push
A recruitment appeal urging graduates of W. E. U. to enroll now for positions with La Crosse Gas & Electric Co. or the world’s largest milling company. The ad promises guaranteed success with the course, emphasizes immediate entry, and highlights the value of ten years in the business fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Gas & Electric Co
Wisconsin Business University
Central bank plan eyed in Illinois bankers meeting
At Decatur Illinois the Illinois State Bankers Association debated a central bank plan. James McKinley urged a nonpolitical strong institution and warned against copying European models. Several delegates opposed postal savings and deposit guarantee schemes.
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Decatur
Iil
Illinois
Illinois State Bankers’ Association
James McKinley
Atedo
Monetary Commission
Commission
Bank of England
Great Britain
Canada
Postal Savings Bank
Distress on Coast as Great Steamer Sails for Rescue
In Jacksonville FL the stranded steamer will be moved after all passengers and freight are transferred. Reported safe are thousands of Florida Keys workers feared dead, with Sugar Loaf Boca Chica camps wrecked and 30 miles of line badly damaged. Key West begins recovery as relief, rations, and order return.
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Antilles
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida Keys
Flager
Sugar Loaf
Boca Chica
Stock Island
Weather Bureau
Key West
Key West Harbor
Prima Donna to Play in America at New Amsterdam
New York reports that Henry W. Savage will present Viennese prima donna Annie Dickens to star in The Cure, a new operetta opening the fall season at the New Amsterdam theater. The production is hailed as a great success foretold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New Amsterdam Theater
Henry W. Savage
Annie Dickens
Lady Macbeth Vindicated in Chicago Lecture
States Attorney Wayman argued that Lady Macbeth was innocent and merely following Macbeth's schemes in a lecture to Lake View Women's Club. He claimed Macbeth planned the crime, while Lady Macbeth kept calm, and suggested her fainting after the grooms' deaths was staged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lady Macbeth
Macbeth Thane
Cawdor
Wayman
Edward McCann
Lake View
Republic
Macbeth
Mac
Mark
Fruit Growers in California Rally Against Rail Freight Rates
Southern California citrus farmers raise a $50,000 fund to challenge the Southern Pacific and other rail lines over high transportation rates. Senator Flint plans to introduce a bill combating rate increases without Interstate Commerce Commission consent. He denounces railroad competition as a nationwide cartel.
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Riverside
Cal
Southern California
Southern Pacific
Flint
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Music Pupils Entertained by Miss Elsa Luedtke
About eighty youngsters gathered at the Wisconsin Music company for a three to six party hosted by Miss Elsa Luedtke. They played games sang selections and rehearsed for Friday’s recital with ice cream and cake served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Music Company
Elsa Luedtke
Casey
Drake
Philips
Luedtke
Nervous Dyspepsia And Neurasthenia Cure Ad
An ad describes nervous dyspepsia and neurasthenia as widespread in modern times. It claims STUARTS DYSPEPSIA TABLETS rebuild nerve tissue by aiding digestion and urges taking doses after meals. The text promotes buying from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan with a free sample offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Wisconsin Banker Arrest Right Not Initiated
Madison, Wis on October 13 special) Assistant U S District Attorney H H Morgan said the Wisconsin department would take no action regarding the Mineral Point bank failure unless requested by the bank examiner who can obtain warrants from a United States commissioner. If warrants are issued the district attorney will promptly prosecute.
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Madison
Wis
U. S
H. H. Morgan
Wisconsin Department
United States
Goodfellows Club Dance Set for October 14 1909
Tomorrow evening in Linkers hall the Goodfellows' Club hosts a dancing party from eight to two under the Woodmen hall venue. Kreutz's orchestra will provide music and streetcars will run after the event as committees promise a pleasant winter series start.
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Linkers
Woodmen Hall
Goodfellows’ Club
Kreutz
Rummage Sale at 211 South Fifth
A rummage sale is planned at 211 South Fifth on Thursday October 14. Proceeds go to a local cause and items available include clothing books and home goods.
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South Fifth
Beranek Lange Nuptials Performed at Justice Kleeber Home
Arthur Lange and Miss Elvina Beranek wed this afternoon at Justice Leonard Kleeber’s residence on North Sixth Street. The ceremony was performed by Justice Kleeber. Lange, a well known tinner, and his bride will start housekeeping immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beranek-Lange
Leonard Kleeber
North Sixth Street
Arthur Lange
Elvina Beranek
Mr. Kleeber
Lange
Huntoon Book and Stationery to Open in Majestic Building
The Huntoon Book and Stationery store will open around the 25th in the Majestic theater building. It will offer a wide selection of stationery and popular books under the management of Miss Jean E. Huntoon and Miss Gertrude Scott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntoon Book and
Majestic Theater
Jean E. Huntoon
Gertrude Scott
Sheriff Pursues Noted Horse Thief Across Region
Sheriff William Duncan and deputies intensify pursuit of a horse thief who stole a rig from Palmer livery a week ago. The fugitive, age 62, 5 foot 11, 170 pounds with gray facial hair, has used many aliases and has a lengthy criminal record. A full description and missing property were distributed to marshals and police across a wide radius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duncan
Palmer
Duncan
James Marvin
Tim O'Brien
Thomas O’brien
Herman Wilkinson
Gus Adams
Joseph Lyman
John O. Herand
Waupun
Thrilling showdown as three home runs fuel tied game
In a high scoring battle Detroit and Pittsburgh trade runs through seven innings. Stanage and Jones spark early offense with three homers combined while Summers struggles in the mound before relief and fielding keep both teams within reach.
Detroit Pirates Clash Ends With Rally and Quick Flurries
In a high scoring inning sequence Detroit and Pittsburg battled with multiple steals, runs, and a notable spill into the center field bleachers. Crawford fueled Detroit’s offense with a home run and a late run while Schmidt and Wagner contributed defensively amid erratic plays and base running.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne
Leach
Summers
Wagner
Davy Jones
Miller
Schmidt
Alstein
Detroit
Bush
Adams
Cobb
Crawford
Delehanty
Pittsburg
Wilson
Gibson
Willetts
T. Jones
Moriarity
Tom Jones
Mullin
Fifth World Series game under clear skies at Pittsburg
Forbes Field saw a calmer crowd for game five as Pittsburg and Detroit prepared for the world championship. National commission officials rebutted rumors of crooked play and defended managers Clarke and Jennings, asserting no bias or motive in prolonging the series.
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Forbes
Pittsburg
Detroit
National Commission
Clarke
Camnitz
Leifield
Hartmann
Jennings
Pirates
Western Wisconsin Poultry Association Meets to Revise Premium List
Officers of the Western Wisconsin Poultry Association met at Ta Commissioner Frisch's office. A meeting next Tuesday will revise the premium list. The exhibition runs December 21–27 in the Second Ward Building with many expected entries. The show is on a paying basis drawing interest from Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Wisconsin Poultry Association
Frisch
Second Ward
Minneta
Iowa
Wisconsin
Pittsburg and Detroit Baseball Summary
Detroit gains a lead as Leifield fans eight hits in four innings while Pittsburg tallies multiple runs. Byrne Bush and Leifield lead with extra base hits and Mullin midges a strong pitching effort with nine left on base combined. Attendance and full box details incomplete in readable text.
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Pittsburg
Byrne
Leach
Clarke
Wagner
Miller
EF Abstein
Wilson
Gibson
Leifield
Phillippi
Detroit
D. Jones
Cobb
Eee Crawford
Delehanty
Moriarity
T. Jones
Stanage
Mullin
Waener
Abstein
Yeomen to Attend Funeral of Mark Roberts
Members of the Brotherhood will meet on Caledonia Street at 2 p m to attend the funeral of Mark Roberts.
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Yeomen
Caledonia Street
Mark Roberts
Wanted Men in Quarry for La Crosse Co
Job notice lists men needed in quarry work near La Crosse County with pay of two dollars per day dated October 13, 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Co
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THE
Elliott - Loeffler Company
Club
Dublin
Pearl
Frances Dunn
State School For Feeble Minded
Faribault, Minn
Bankers’ Association
Bank Guarantee
P.O. Savings Bank
America
State’s Attorney
Waymen
Woman’s Club
Miss Mathews
Mathews
Lerseor
Jail Bird
Tiger
Pittspurg
Rosler
Foolers
Buzz
Morarity
McIntyre
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Gi
Grace Hayward
August Evans Wilson
BY Grace Hayward
St. Elmo Murray
Farnam Street
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