Fire safety plan touted for Fort Wayne hotel guests
Marinette Wisconsin March 7 Impressed by the Fort Wayne hotel fire horror Mataser C DB Heath of the Hotel Mar 1 proposes a private fire escape system. A ladder would run past every window attached to the brick arch and secured about eighteen inches from the window. The device aims to allow guests to reach a safe exit during smoke or flame. Corner barrels filled with water and a dipper atop each corridor are included for immediate use.
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Marinette
Ewing
Heath
First Ape System Aimed at U S Guests by Heath
Charles D. Heath, a former Marinette resident, plans the first ape system of its kind in the United States. He previously ran the Hotel Marinette and is praised for safeguarding guests and employers, boosting his standing among patrons and locals.
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United States
Charles D. Heath
Oenkesu
Marinette
Hotel Marinette
Stork Welcome in Archer Street Brings Many Babies
In Micetown Philadelphia May 7 there are no crusty bachelors or all maids in Archer street. The stork visits frequently with a baby boom and many households report twins or triplets. By actual count there are 210 babies in the square and residents prize new arrivals as a fashionable blessing.
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Philadelphia
Archer Street
Micetown
Uni
Roosevelt
County Superintendents Meet at Oshkosh Normal School
County education leaders gather in Oshkosh Wisconsin at the Normal school auditorium Tuesday May 34 with a 9 30 opening session a noon program and an eight o clock banquet The agenda includes talks by Conrad E L Patzer W E Smith Hugo Paul and other educators on the county board of education its powers and duties promotion and curriculum The meeting features a model class exercise by Lura Bruce and a discussion of improving community interest in schools.
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County Superintendents’ Association
Oshkosh Normal School
Aviil
Athearn
County Board of Education
Conrad EL Patzer
Milwaukee Normal School
Supie
W. E. Smith
Waupaca
Hugo Paul
Milwaukee
Wil Fol Teaver
Lura Burce
Eau Claire
Association
Ari
Supt
L. P
Pox
Chilta
Marlon. A. Taylor
Ovenie
Miss Mabel
Ahtistrom
Grantsburg
Tragic Drowning Suspects Named In Lake Madison Loss
Oshkosh friends relay information on the suspected drownings of George Hamilton of Berlin and Orton Watkins of Milwaukee after their canoe capsized on Lake Mendota late April 13. A three week search yielded shoes and a sweater but no bodies, with the boat found capsized and no further clues.
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Lake Mendota
Madison Lh
George K. Hamilton
Berlin
Orton Watkins
Milwaukee
University of Wisconsin
A. G. Raimsdell
Jackson Street
Hamiton
Hamilton
Yoshkosh
Bliss Nina Ramsdell
Harlow
Wee
George Hamilton
State Hospital For
Madison
Markes
Lydia Pinkham Vegetable Compound Promises Help For Women
A reader from Leva V. Henry in Gernstows, Ga, writes of relief and cure after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female troubles. The letter touts the product as a standard remedy for displacements, pain, and other gynecological issues, and invites others to write for advice from Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkhaw
Leva V. Henry
Nernstows
Lydia LE. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkhan
Young Journalist Student Began Course at University
A twenty year old reporter on The Verlin Courant entered a university journalism course. He showed promise and was said to have a bright future in his chosen profession.
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Verlin Courant
Betta Kappa Elects 22 Wisconsin Students
Northwestern Madison May 7 Phi Beta Kappa faculties elected twenty two University of Wisconsin students to membership in recognition of high scholarship. Elections included fourteen seniors and eight juniors from cities including Whitewater La Crosse Madison Milwaukee Marshfield Stevens Point and others.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Phi. Beta Kanna
University of Wisconsin
George B. Averli
Whitewater
Adeline A
Breitkreuts
Wausau
Cuba Q. Canan
la Crosse
Helen Flint
Boljvin F. Grutil
Milwaukes
Eva G. Lene
Willliam H.leisersen
Eduar I. Robinson
Oconomowe
JoHannk AL Troller
Walter Gs Sexton
Marshfield
Ray HL
Etroud
Portage
Ruth C. van Slyke
Harry 8. Wahl
Roosevelt Can't Accept Chicago Deep Water Ways Conference Invite
President Roosevelt informs Chicago business leaders he cannot attend the second conference of the Chicago aid to St Louis deep water ways convention in Chicago in October. The message notes he is not able to accept invitations at this time.
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Associated Pr
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Chicago
War Hero Captain William Elekerick Praised in Tribute Letter
Mrs. Eugene B. Henry of 25 Monroe Avenue received a letter from K. B. Trood of Spring Green Wisconsin praising her father Captain William Elekerick late of the Sixth Wisconsin battery in the Civil War. The writer recalls Elek erick as brave and loved by his men, noting his command of the Twelfth Wisconsin battery and his alignment with the Seventeenth corps. The tribute asserts his name will go down in history among the bravest officers who held commissions from the government during the Civil War.
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Eugene B. Henry
Monroe Avenue
William Elekerick
K. B. Trood
Spring Green
Wis
Wisconsin
Zickerlek
Jetter
National Tribune
William Zickerick
Wisconsin Battery
Light Artllery
Lo A
Sixth Viccarsin
Raiga
Zickerick
Zickviel
Adjutant Generals Office
Madigan
Wwe
Altoona Pass
Willaan Ziekerick
President entertains Irish Catholic leaders at White House
President entertains at a huntheon with Cardinal Logue, Cardinal Gibbons, Mgr Falconio, Archbishop Farley, Bishop Brown, Bishop O Connell, rector of the Catholic university, and Father Russell, rector of St Patrick's church.
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Associated Presad
Washington, D. C
Huntheon
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Cardinal Gibbons
Mgr. Falconio
Panal
Farley
Brown
O'Conneil
Catholic University
Father Russell
St. Patrick's Church
Hiatus
Piles Cure Promises Home Treatment With Pyramid
An old advertisement touts a painless at home cure for piles using Pyramid Drug, offering a trial package by mail and a full sized box for 60 cents. It claims rapid relief, privacy, and avoids surgical remedies with doctor bills, urging readers to send name and address for the trial.
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Suilding
Marshall, Mich
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