Endorsed by Lincoln Temperance Advocate for Duffy’s Whiskey
George Foster Collins of Lincoln Nebraska age 73 and longtime temperance advocate testifies he was benefited by Duffy s Pure Malt Whiskey. He recounts life details from Wayne County New York to Michigan and Nebraska, confirming marriage, church membership, public service, and urging others in late life to use the product.
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George Foster Collins
Lincoln, Neb
Presbyterian Church
Duffy
Wayne County
N. Y
Michigan
St. Clair County
Mich
Midland Railway of Michigan
Gage County
Nebraska
Foster
Collins
Presbyterian Church of Lincoln
P Street
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey advertised as a tonic
An extended promotional description touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as an absolutely pure medicinal malt, claiming it strengthens nerves, heart, and digestion while aiding longevity. It warns buyers to insist on genuine sealed bottles, priced at $1.00, with the Old Chemist trade mark, Rochester, New York.
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Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Aged Lady Dies Quietly at Home in Alton
Mrs. Josephine Schenck, 92, of 1648 Loomis street, died Monday evening after resting in a chair. She had been in good health, worked in her garden that afternoon, and heart failure was listed as the cause. Her body was found by Mrs. C. W. Rick. She lived on the North side for 14 years, coming from Onalaska. Husband died in Onalaska about 21 years ago. Funeral from St. John's Catholic Church Wednesday morning, Rev. Kaluza in charge. interment at Onalaska.
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Josephine Schenck
Loomis Street
Bowling Season Opens Tonight at Brewery Bowling Club
The Brewery Bowling club will face Burlington club to officially open the season at North Side alleys 1703 George Street. North Side bowlers plan to form teams and compete for prizes throughout winter.
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Peter Heisselbach
George Street
Brewery
Burlington Club
North Side
Manual Training on North Side at Old Building
A new school program brings domestic science and manual training to seventh and eighth graders on the North side. A moved Logan Avon building is split into two rooms for science and manual training. Miss Cora Binzel will teach cooking and domestic skills to girls, Ira Fuller leads the manual training. Classes meet one half day weekly, starting Monday.
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Logan and
Avon Streets
Cora Binzel
la Crosse
Ira Fuller
Lost Cash on North Side Pocketbook Recovered
C E Randall Of Onalaska sidewalk man lost a pocketbook containing 3 53 dollars while building a North side sidewalk. He placed a lost ad in The Tribune and received the pocketbook Sunday morning. Mr Dimon of Blank Street returned it and Randall gave ten dollars as a reward.
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the Tribune
C. E. Randall
Onalaska
Dimon
Blank Street
Randall
Railroad Work Rushing Now La Crosse
Railways through La Crosse report heavy traffic with several hundred car loads of freight moved daily. The Milwaukee and Burlington lines operate extra trains regularly as business increases.
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la Crosse
Milwaukee
Burlington
W H Wilson Tours Burlington Route On New Block System
W H Wilson of the general offices in Chicago passed through Grand Crossing yesterday on a tour of the Burlington line. He visited station agents and operators to give instructions on the use of the newly installed absolute block system.
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W. H. Wilson
Chicago
Grand Crossing
Burlington
Young man hangs himself on North Western train
A man identified by note as William Neiland, driven to suicide by patent medicines, hanged himself in a smoking car closet between La Crosse and Winona. Body found by a brakeman, coroner notified at Winona, presumed from Neiland and Raswig, Dane, Wis. address, Huron to Madison travel ticket.
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Neiland
la Crosse
Winona
Lse
William Fiedler
William Neiland
Raswig
Dane
Wis
Huron
S. D
Madison
North Side Progressive League Visits South Side Firms
The North Side Progressive league conducts an afternoon visiting day starting at William Knebes harness shop on Rose street. They aim to tour unvisited local plants including Rubber mills Summit Stove works Monitor brewery and several others.
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North Side Progressive League
William Knebes
Rose Street
North Side
Summit Stove Works
Monitor Brewery
Reach Agreement on Mileage Books
Western roads settled on mileage tickets after conferences in Chicago. A 1000 mile book will cost $20 and be valid only for the bearer on the issuing road. A 2000 mile book will cost $40 and be valid for the bearer on any road.
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Chicago
Boat Factory Planned on St. Cloud Street by Dan Moore
Dan Moore the blacksmith plans to open a boat and launch manufacturing factory in the old Stuesser shop on St. Cloud street in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Moore
Stuesser
St. Cloud Street
North Side Briefs Messrs. Betsinger and Bennet Head East
Messrs Leo Betsinger and William Bennet left last evening for Spokane Washington where they will reside.
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Messrs
Leo Betsinger
William Bennet
Spokane, Wash
Badgers and White Sox Split Bowling Match in Tourney
Badgers and White Sox split the second Business Men's league doubleheader at Hunt alleys with White Sox taking two of three. Watkins led with 194 in one game, while Stender earned consolation with 89 in the opening frame. Americans and Nationals slated for three games tonight.
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Hunt Bowling
Badgers
White Sox
Watkins
Stender
Americans
Nationals
Dunham
Moevulus
A. Miller
Grae
J. A. Miller
Burglars Use Auto To Rob Post Offices
A band of burglars in a large touring car blew open the Winchendon post office using nitroglycerin, getting $500 in cash and 2,500 in stamps. They were seen fleeing toward Gardner at high speed, then stopped at Troy, New Hampshire, where another post office was blasted for $499 in money and stamps.
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Winchendon
Mass
Gardner
Troy
N. H
Civil War veteran Torwin Olson dies en route to state hospital
Red Wing Minnesota report of Torwin Olson a 70 year old civil war veteran who had been discharged from the old soldier's home at Minnehaha and ordered committed to the state hospital for the insane at Rochester died while riding in a carriage with the sheriff to the Rochester hospital.
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Red Wing
Minn
Torwin Olson
Minnehaha
State Hospital For the
Rochester
Money and Earning Vanish Yet Sanctioned
A brief note reflects on money that people do not earn and how it tends to vanish or disappear despite expectations of gain. The text hints at the fragility of income and the perception of liability to fade away.
Illness of Franz Joseph and Austrian future
The article discusses Franz Joseph’s illness and the Austro-Hungarian dual monarchy. It analyzes the challenges of unity between Austria and Hungary, Berlin’s potential role, and how German expansion could reshape Europe. It notes Britain’s guarantee of Belgian neutrality affecting German choices and potential shifts toward Austria.
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Prussia
Vienna
Buda Pesith
Hungary
Austria
Francis Joseph
Hapsburg
Europe
Berlin
Germany
House of Hohenzollern
Adriatic
England
France
Egypt
Malta
Canal
Italy
Venetia
Turkey
Constantinople
Russia
Bosphorus
Britain
Belsicm
Minnesota girl escapes reform school to liberty
Anna Onestrusky Jarmuzek, a kidnapper, fled the St. Cloud reformatory after a brief stay. She left during yard detail, boarded a streetcar, and took a 4:30 train toward Milaca and Duluth, changing her costume with a green silk dress as a prize. A $25 reward is posted as authorities chase her.
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ST. Cloud, Minn
Anna Onestrusky Jarmuzek
Giouque Baby
St. Cloud
Milaca
Duluth
Young Baby
Government Opens Big Land Lottery In South Dakota
In Pierre observers gathered as Judge Witten supervised the Lower Brule land lottery drawing. Names of the first fifty winners include Frar Slocum of Wessington and Florence Kemis of Fort Pierre among many others from South Dakota Iowa Minnesota and Nebraska forming a wide spread list of entrants and outcomes.
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Robert Hipple
Burke
Frar Slocum
Wessington
S. D
F. Slocum
W. H. Searle
Fairview
H. L. Anderson
Newcastle
Neb
S. G. Towgood
Correctionville
Iowa
J. L. Hendricks
Miller
J. W. Cutler
Des Moines
W. T. White
Knoxville
G. W. Hafner
Currie
Minn
Nick Weinardy
Fraser
B. Esilson
Hampton
M. A. Samuelson
Randolph
Simon Olson
Hartington
Woonsocket
V. C. Reed
Chicago
Ill
F. E. Pearce
J. L. Jones
St. Lawrence
W. J. Morn
Falls City
P. L. Engman
Stratford
Florence Kemis
Fort Pierre
Y. Watson
Pierre
F. H. L. Knowles
A. A. Harvey
Montour
E. Parry
Rushmore
S. Peterson
Waterloo
M. E. Warfield
Sheriff and Posse After Bank Thieves in Correll
In Correll Minnesota Big Stone county sheriff and a posse search for two cracksmen who blew open the Ban of Correll and stole 1500 dollars in currency. The entire front of the building was blown out wrecking the safe and fixtures. Robbers escaped after the explosion likely by carriage or auto. no tracks found. Insurance covers the loss.
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Correll
Minn
Big Stone County
Michael Fereh
Two Die by Shooting in Tyler Neighborhood
Tyler Minn Oct 16 Two accidental shooting deaths occurred nearby. Jac Neu el of Pipestone hunting near Lake Benton with a gun discharged both barrels, hitting him in the shoulder and severing the auxiliary artery. Peter Peterson, 16, of Limestone, and his 10 year old brother exchanged weapons after a suggestion, and a shotgun discharged at close range, fatally wounding Peter in the arm and side.
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Tyler
Minn
Jac Neuel
Pipestone
Lake Benton
Peter Peterson
Limestone
Peter
Saloon and Gambling Crackdown Shifts Minnesota Towns
Northwest briefs report Grand Rapids closes saloons and ends all day Sunday operations after enforcement. Hastings sees W. J. Lane arrested for forging a 2500 check on Security Bank, while George Blanchard faces charges of obtaining 450 by false pretenses. Grand Rapids district court begins Oct 24 with focus on Big Forks murder case as Mesaba iron land boom spurs property option solicitations.
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Grand Rapids
Minn
Hastings
W. J. Lane
Minneapolis
Charles Adams
J. M Jangenfeld
George Blanchard
John Compodes
Milwaukee
Big Forks
Mesaba Range
Fire at St Paul Five and Ten Cent Store Causes 50000 Loss
St Paul Minn Oct 16 Fire in the Five and Ten Cent Store caused total losses of 50000. Firefighters battled flames until midnight as the building and contents suffered heavy damage. The Woolworth building and two nearby firms also sustained smoke and water damage of about 5000 each.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Ten Cent
Five and Ten Cent
Stoe
Woolworth
W. A. Friend
White House
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Lacrosse Tribune
Rose ST
R. P. Stanton
Jos. K. Kidder
Ofice
C. E. Ran
Pipe
Waller
Dia
Mond
Empire Theatre
Franz Joseph
Minnesota
Northwest
Babe
Dakota Man
Lower Brule Reservation
Vierre
China
Gordon
China Mender
Detroit, Mich
ST. Paul
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