Death of George Marvin prompts clergy tributes in La Crosse
Alderman George B Marvin Jr. is mourned by pastors who praise his civic righteousness and tireless work for the city's welfare. Funeral service details are announced with burial to follow at Tabernacle Baptist Church after leaving 1468 Berlin Street.
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Dingh A. Glarich
North Presbyterian Church
D.C. Jones
First Presbyterian Church
Hagher
Burington
George Mirvin
Womaan
Chambrlain's Cough Remedy Gains Global Reputation
The article touts Chambrlain's Cough Remedy introduced in 1972 and claims it has grown in favor to attain worldwide renown. It pledges relief and cure for coughs and colds and notes availability from all dealers.
Haymarket Dance Hall Closes to Women After Rosenthal Case
New York City venue at Thirtieth Street and Sixth Avenue now serves men for limited hours while authorities assess the Rosenthal affair. Once a 1930s museum and later a popular dance hall, Haymarket lost its license amid reform pressure and has since barred women, who previously required male escorts, from entering.
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Haymarket
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Rosenthal
Snow Storm Brings Moisture Boost to Black Hills Farms
Deadwood South Dakota reports heavy snow last week aiding moisture for this year's crops. Cattle and sheep losses were limited by brief cold snap and sustained winter, while railroads suffered in the Black Hills area. The storm delayed traffic across the state but could yield bumper yields if summer stays dry. Northwestern Telegraph and Burlington lines endured most losses. four days cut off from Pierre and rapid city, with mail service disrupted. Navy approves sending cruisers California and Maryland to west coast under Admiral Sutherland as Pacific activity shifts.
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Savannah woman breaks fat rate record and dies at home
Melissa Cooper of Grayson, Georgia, died weighing 618 pounds after rapid weight gain that began five months earlier. Doctors say she could have reached the size of a small elephant within a month. Crowds visited to view her, while physicians study the case for science amid questions about her drastic growth. Salem files a complaint against the Salem Telephone Co seeks stricter office staffing and 24 hour availability, with testimony from patrons on service delays.
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Melissa Cooper
Grayson
Gwyette County
Malissau
Gayson
Salem
Salem Commercial Club
Salem Telephone Co
Aberdeen Five Are Champions
Aberdeen high school basketball team won the state championship at Huron after going undefeated in four tournament games and defeating Redfield in the lead up. The Aberdeen five posted scores including 20 25 34 against Redfield Madison and Salem with twelve wins on the season.
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Senate Ends Extra Session After No Further Business
Washington reports the Senate prepared to close the current extraordinary session with no additional business for President Wilson to address. McCombs accepted the ambassadorial post to Terai, with delay not altering his intent. The Senate confirmed civil appointments except Dr. Charles A. Neill, labor statistics commissioner, still pending before the committee. The President said there was nothing more to communicate if adjournment occurred, and the body will reconvene in an extraordinary session on April 7.
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Balkan Princess shines with Julia Gifford in Gale stage
Wallace Berry as Max Hein jokes with Miss Julia Gifford who plays Princess Stephanie of Balaria. The Balkan Princess charms the Gale audience with a beautiful singing voice, especially in Wonderful World Annie Laurie and Coming Through the Rye. The cast includes Joseph Standish Blatz Tom Van and N E Dane with strong costumes and scenery elevating the musical comedy.
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Max Hein
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Julia Gilford
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Julia Gifford
Annie Laurie
Joseph W. Standish
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Salem Seeks Improved Telephone Service
Salem South Dakota reports the state railroad commission will hold a hearing to address better telephone service for residents. Public concerns focus on reliability and affordability as officials prepare to hear testimony from local users and carriers.
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Death House Fire Kills Three on Wentworth Avenue
A Wentworth avenue fire destroyed a so called death house today in Chicago Illinois killing three residents including Mrs Frank Pustetta and her two young daughters. The building earned its ominous name after years of fatal events and other occupants faced violent ends.
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Wentworth Avenue
Frank Pustetta
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Free City Concert Promises Fine Music
The second municipal concert will be Friday at 8 40 p m in the city hall. The Dakota Wesleyan Club orchestra directed by Prof W C Hunter will perform with soloist Gene Vieve Branson and performers Wallace Shimpke and Rendall Clussem. An illustrated talk on beautifying Mitchell will be given during the event. The previously scheduled Wheelie District talk was postponed due to weather. The event offers a fine chance to hear the University orchestra.
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W. C. Hunter
Gene Vieve Branson
Wallace Shimpke
Rendall Clussem
Mitchell
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Emperor William Marks Central Germany Napoleonic War Centenary
Berlin crowds greet the emperor as Germany observes the 100th anniversary of the Leipzig battle and the Iron Cross. Emperor William places wreaths on Berlin statues and attends a cathedral service before reviewing the garrison parade with regiments bearing Napoleonic battle flags.
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Strengthen U S Army Push Outlined by Secretary of War
Secretary of War Garrison urged immediate preparation of U S military forces to meet any emergency and dismissed disarmament talks as irrelevant. He proposed keeping the regular army at its present strength, boosting the national guard, and creating a national reserve.
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Garrison
United States
Hughes County Home Buried Nine Feet in Snow
In DeGrey area near Pierre South Dakota the Greenwood family faced a nine foot snow drift that buried their house. Neighbors were alerted by telephone as tunnel digging opened a path to the door and illness from the cold subsided once access was restored.
Pierre voters approve artesian wells plan in Van Metre township
At the annual town election in Van Metre township in the northwest corner of Lyman county Pierre residents voted to sink three artesian wells this spring. The wells will be placed at the heads of different draws to distribute water across the township.
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Pierre
S. D.-Van Metre
Lyman County
The Old Field School of antebellum days remembered
The article recalls a rural, log schoolhouse era where 40 to 60 children learned under a traveling tutor. It details board, schooling on subscription, rough desks, goose quill pens, slates, and brutal discipline. Spelling bees, writing, and a Christmas Treat ritual stood out amid rustic games and memories.
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We Have Found Each Other and Then Lost It
Bertrand and a married Paris socialite fall in love, face social ostracism, and scheme a divorce to kiss in public. They rush to divorce, then the woman reveals she has married another man, ending hope of a shared life. Words trace a doomed romance amid elite society.
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New Yor Times
Women Run Many Hotels Across English Towns
English country town hotels are largely managed by women and supporters claim they perform better in the role.
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England
Moderation and Fortune Shape Temper in Calm Moments
The saying links moderation with fortunate people and the calm fortune grants to temper. It suggests steadiness arises from steady circumstances and self control in prosperity.
Saloon Ban Declared by Ohio Prison Demonstration
At Columbus a crowd of 1,550 prisoners from the State Penitentiary cheered as twenty two counties voted out the saloon. The scene showed broad support for prohibition beyond temperate reformers and zealous women.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Penitentiary
Early American coinage struck in Massachusetts in 1652
The earliest coinage recognized as American was minted in Massachusetts in 1652. This item notes Massachusetts as the origin of colonial coin production in the early colonial era.
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