Miss Estelle Solon Scores Big in New York
Miss Estelle Solon reports splendid success in New York concert church and oratorio work. Three weeks ago she joined the Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church Brooklyn quartet as soprano under Clarence Eddy. Eddy praised her heavy middle voice and foresaw a bright future after hearing her in Gallia last Sunday and noting her studies with Madam Renard since August.
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Estelle Solon
New York
Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church
Brooklyn
N. Y
Clarence Eddy
Eddy
Miss Solon
Madam Renard
Richards Host Small Dinner Evening Social
Mr and Mrs Richards entertained guests at a small dinner last evening in a quiet social gathering. The hosts welcomed friends and enjoyed informal conversation and light refreshments.
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Mrs. Richards
Coffee as a poison and Postum as rebuilder
An advertorial claims caffeine in coffee harms nerve centers causing stomach issues heart palpitations and paralysis potential. It promotes Postum as a direct rebuilder of nerve centers and asserts health improvement after trying the product.
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Postum
Notable Guests At Stoddard Event Include Thompson Cunningham
The Stoddard gathering hosted Capt. and Mrs. W. A. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. D. Cunningham, and Messrs. Arthur Esperson and Donald MacDonald as part of the evening's guest list.
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W. A. Thompson
D. Cunningham
Arthur Esperson
Donald MacDonald
Social Briefs Highlight Family Travel and Stage Charity
Mrs. Fred B. Smith of the Standard visits Wells Minnesota to see her brother Frank Root then travels with him to Lake Okibojia. Donald MacDonald stages Up and Down Broadway for the Home for the Friendless with promises of a full house. Mrs. Homer Hart Jr. and Dorothy return from five weeks in New York, attending the Hudson Fulton celebration.
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Fred B. Smith
the Stoddard
Wells, Minn
Frank Root
Mr. Root
Lake Okibojia
Broadway
Donald MacDonald
MacDonald
Homer Hart, Jr
Dorothy
New York
Blanche Hart
Rita Parks
Alice Parker
Winona-La Crosse
Winona
Frank O. Jibway
United States Court
Black River Falls
Geo. Powell
L. F. Bowers
Allis-Chalmers Company
Milwaukee
A. U. Jorris
Sparta
Eric Cronstedt
Grandapids
Madison
Frank B. Gessler
Bangor Independent
Trinity School
South Fourteenth Street
Bishop Schwebach
Phillip Smith
Vine Street
Jake D. Chalsma
Dodson
Mont
Bank of Dodson
Farmers’ Insurance Company
Shelby Township
Theodore Solie
John Gund Brewing Company
Strum
Wis
John Thompson
Lansing
la Crosse
Fred Beisel
Wendel-Phillips
Artemis Clubs
J. J. Durland
George Street
Haswell
Col
Rowena Circle
B. A. Yeomen
Clara Eberle
Alma
William F. Wolfe
George H. Chapman
Cedar Rapids
R. C. Hood
J. Jacobson
Sioux Falls
la Crosse Cigar Box Co
Gateway City
T. A. Campbell
Jackson
Mich
J. E. George
Wausau
Judge Reed
Everts
Yeomen Bazaar
Pastor Denounces Selfish Wealth in Chicago Sermon
In Chicago the Rev. James S. Stone at St James Episcopal Church denounces the rich as a class. He says the selfish rich foster anarchy and socialism and condemns wealth as a social vice.
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Chicago
St. James Episcopal Church
James S. Stone
Walsh to be sent to Fort Leavenworth
Chicago October 25 A conference on the Walsh railroads sale was held at John R Walshs office. Tomorrow District Attorney Sims will ask the U S circuit court of appeals to commit Walsh to Fort Leavenworth federal prison while awaiting the Supreme Court writ of certiorari.
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Chicago
Walsh
John R. Walsh
Sims
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Fort Leavenworth
Supreme Court
Populace Notes: William Davis Pleads Guilty in Drunk and Disorderly Charge
The item highlights William Davis a Chicago railroad man who pleaded guilty in Judge Cronon's court to drunk and disorderly conduct and was fined 12 dollars and a half. It also lists multiple locals including Postmaster Welch and Revenue Collector Bentley visiting La Crosse on Saturday.
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William Davis
Chicago
Welch
Eau
Bentley of
Baraboo
Constipation And Appendicitis Warning And Remedy
The article links chronic constipation to appendicitis via long standing digestive indigestion. It warns against frequent laxative use and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a cure for indigestion and constipation, claiming they prevent appendicitis and offer a free sample by mail.
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Stuart
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bridg
Marshall, Mich
La Crosse Jewelry Store Ad Highlights Deep Discounts
Hot Pins in 35c to £2.00 range and ladies fobs, handbags, cuff links, and solid gold links. 40 percent under usual price with engraving free. Items include silver military brushes, ebony combs, manicure sets, and more. W. T. Irvine at 429 Main St promotes La Crosse's greatest jewelry selection.
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W. T. Irvine
Main St
la Crosse
Bomb throwing terror in Russia shocks Odessa arrests
In Odessa seven alleged terrorists are jailed amid claims bomb attacks spread fear across European Russia and Siberia. Police report 26 attempts in September with October figures rising, noting bomb making skills spread to criminals and outrages challenge authorities.
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Odessa
Russia
European
Siberia
Shot Traveling Man At Omaha
Officers seek Arthur Sturges a mechanical engineer for a warrant charging him with shooting and likely fatally wounding a traveling man named Kassal who accompanied Sturges wife to a theater. Mrs Sturges witnessed the incident near the Boyd Theater last night. Kassal's prognosis is poor.
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Omaha
Arthur Sturges
Kassal
Sturges
Boyd Theater
Brazen raids loot Minneapolis area stores early Sunday
In St Paul on October 25 robbers looted a safe at Geo Michel Mercantile Company after blowing the steel box and wrecking the store interior. At roughly the same time the dry goods store of B Gerber and Company was broken into with about $200 in articles taken.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Geo. Michel Mercantile Company
B. Gerber and Company
Taft Arrives in St Louis Hoarse From Talking
President Taft reached Union Station in St Louis after arriving from Dallas and greeted the crowd with a smile. His hoarseness is reported severe and doctors likely will limit his speeches to brief five minute talks during the stay.
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ST. Louis
Taft
Dallas
Union Station
Aldrich Challenged to Public Debate in Chicago
Congressman Charles N. Fowler of New Jersey reiterates his call for joint debates with United States Senator Aldrich on the central bank. He offers Chicago as a venue and says he is opposed to a central bank, arguing it harms public welfare and favors special interests.
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Chicago
Chas. N. Fowler
New Jersey
United States
Aldrich
Central Bank
Martial law in Anoka as deputies hunt home invaders
A posse of sixty deputies sworn in by Sheriff John Carey has placed Anoka under martial law and begun searching the town to find those who robbed the home of Dar George K. Hageman of furniture and valuables and set the house on fire after soaking the floors with kerosene.
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Anoka
Min
John Carey
Dar
George K. Hageman
Woman shoots her boarder dead in Chicago
Chicago report says Mrs. Anna Van Eyck killed Philip B. Hardy, a boarder, through the heart last night and professed pleasure at the act. Bartender Wm. Elliott and the suspect are under arrest. Hardy allegedly insulted her after she objected to laundry in her home. The piece ends with a dour aside about women and attire.
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Chicago
Anna van Eyck
Philip B. Hardy
Elliott
Hardy
van Eyck
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Kiefer Pears
John C. Burns
ICE Cream & Butter Company
Hilliker & Riley
General Contractors
N. Third Street
Morris & Hartwell
Lacrosse, Wis
Solon
Women's New Garment Store
REIMAN @ TORDT
la Crosse, Wie
D. S. McArthur
Pearl Street
Nebuer
Ginger
North Side Bottling Works
la Crosse, Wis
Mystic
Will Powell
Goddard
Chippewa Falls
Irvine
Brussels
Saxony Axminster
Ster
Axminster
Main Street
Dares Aldrich
Fowler
Cen
Tral Bank
Bijou Theatre
Antonio van Gofre
London College of Surgery
America
Emma Cotrely
Matthews
Barmon
Ed Gallager
Valentine
Vaudeville
Clarissa Rose
Cello
Miss Doherty
Kreutz
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