Wisconsin professor Carlyle ousted from Colorado college
Prof. W. L. Carlyle dean of Colorado state college of agriculture and former UW animal husbandry professor was removed by Colorado college boards after friction with President Aylesworth. The action, seen as part of broader disputes over college management, followed earlier exoneration by a committee and criticism in editorials.
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Madison, Wis
W. L. Carlyle
Colorado State College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
Colorado College
Aylesworth
Colorado Leg
Comexonerated
Carlyle
Board of Agriculture
Olin
Rth
Fort Collins
Denver
College
Buchtel
the Post
Dean Carlyle
Colorado
Carlyle Jeremova
Pim
Unearth Bones of Pre Historic Race
Archaeologists report remnants from a mound reveal two adult skeletons buried before white contact. Findings include three arrowheads scrapers and stone tools with notably well preserved teeth suggesting ancient burial. Sightseers visit the site near the lake as similar mounds appear on nearby farms.
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H. M. Lewis
Indian mound near Lake Mendota yields two historical burial periods
Prof. Mueller uncovers seven skeletons during excavation near Borcher's Beach. Two distinct burial eras are evident with five upper skeletons showing post white contact and two deeper remains suggesting an earlier, pre contact period. A giant man of six feet three inches or more is noted.
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Madison
Wis
Mueller
State Historical Library
Charles E. Brown
State Archaelogical Society
Doctors Baffled By Queer Disease In Wisconsin
Wausau Wisconsin Sept 2 Mrs Carl Depke suffered a strange blood poisoning spell where sepsis moved from one arm to the shoulder then crossed to the other arm. Doctors failed to halt the spread. After a week the right shoulder became painful while the left arm healed suddenly later.
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Wausau
Wis
Carl Depke
Postum Affects Health, Coffee Replaced by New Drink
A Boston woman describes coffee's adverse effects on heart nerves and vision. After trying light boiled Postum, she reports no facial flushing or heart palpitations, improved nervousness, and excellent health from continued use. She credits Postum with avoiding a potential nervous wreck or blindness. There is a reason, says Postum Co. Battle Creek, Mich.
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Boston
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mien Reed
Unusual Arm Pain Linked to Poisoning Case
Pain in Mrs. Depke’s right arm worsens just above the wrist, with treatments offering only temporary relief. Doctors report no similar cases in medical histories. Her condition appears to slowly improve as the pain seems to move away from her body.
Girl Rescued After Drowning Attempts at Duncan Creek
In Chippewa Falls Wisconsin on September 2 Silvis Handt aged six was rescued after sinking in Duncan Creek three times. Eugene Demars a shoe factory employee on the second floor happened to see her go under the third time and rushed to pull her ashore. The notice also mentions a daily drawing promotion at Doerflinger's offering five free drawings and five valuable presents to patrons.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Silvis Handt
Duncan Creek
Eugene Demars
Doerflinger’s
Tailor Killed by Milwaukee Freight Train in Fond du Lac
Charles C. Smith a 51 year old tailor was struck and killed by a Milwaukee freight train in Fond du Lac Wisconsin. He spoke with friends a few minutes before the accident and an inquest is deemed unnecessary. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Charles C. Smith
Milwaukee
Smith
Misses Friebel’s suitcase stolen then recovered
While returning from Deerbrook to Ashland the Misses Lena and Ella Friebel had a suitcase containing money and jewelry stolen. The next day the case was found in their yard with contents intact except for the money kept by the burglars.
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Ashland
Wis
Peck
Deerbrook
Lena
Ella Friebel
May Not Become Citizens in Wausau Case
Special Assistant United States Attorney John C. Sweet will oppose the citizenship for Thomas J. Gorman of Wausau and Anton Resch of Stettin before Judge Reidh on September 14. The challenge cites that their first papers were filed before reaching legal age. Both men are over 40. Gorman is a Wausau police officer and Resch a prominent farmer with town offices.
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Wausau
Wis
United States
John C. Sweet
St. Paul
Thomas J. Gorman
Anton Resch
Stettin
Reidh
Gorman
Alma Residents Pursue Moves and Visits Across States
Mrs. Wm Parr and daughter Irma plan to move to Washington this week. Miss Tootzie Ehing visits relatives in Minneapolis. The Busch family heads to California for a year to improve Mr Bushs health. Alvin Hoch returns from Mondovi. Frank Buron from Washington visits his mother and brother. Paulson spent last week at the Mondovi fair. Fred Haustman returns from Illinois. Schmidt sisters of La Crosse visit grandmother Mrs Buron in Alma. Mrs George Schaettler of Mondville is an Alma visitor.
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Alma
Wis
Wm. Parr
Irma
Washington
Tootzie Ehing
Minneapolis
Busch Family
California
Mr. Bush
Alvin Hoch
Mondovi
Frank Buron
Paulson
Fred Haustman
Illinois
Schmidt Girls
la Crosse
Buron
George Schaettler
Mondbvn
Feats of Felts Trump Straw Hats in La Crosse Transition
La Crosse residents prepare for Sept 1 removal of straw hats and switch to felt headpieces as street cleaners expect a busy morning Sept 2. The report notes straw hats fading, with fedoras for youths and derby styles shrinking in brim and crown.
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la Crosse
Countess Szchenyi Loses First Baby
Countess Szchenyi formerly Gladys Van derbilt gave birth in Budapest today. The child lived briefly, birth premature. She was thought in danger but later reports say she is out of danger unless fever develops. The couple wed in New York January 27, 1908.
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Budapest
Countess Szchenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
New York
Iowa Solons Battle Over Senatorial Primary
Des Moines reports both houses moved to create a senatorial primary this fall with voters allowed to cast a senator vote alongside governor lieutenant governor congressman and legislative choices. Democratic members filed a resolution to appoint a short term senator to succeed Allison, which was sent over until tomorrow.
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Des Moines
Allison
Warined Affection Question in Remembrance Talk
A husband asks his wife if she cared for him after their marriage during wartime. She replies with reassurance that her love was true and not forced by her desires, recounting past proposals and affection as evidence.
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Brown Land
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