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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1908
Page
4
North Side Fire Destroys Birnbaum Grocery And Partridge Drug Store
A large North Side fire started at 5 30 this morning damaging the Partridge drug store on Gillette and George streets and the Birnbaum grocery. The blaze trapped Shell S Post and family on the second floor forcing an exit by ladders as rear stairs were cut off. Estimated damage to the buildings is about 2500 with stock losses near total and total damage around 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Partridge
Gillette
George
Nic Birnbaum
Shell S. Post
Antone Nelson Funeral At Charles Street Church
Funeral services for Antone Nelson were held at 2 30 this afternoon at the Charles Street Lutheran church with Rev EB Vik officiating A large number of friends and relatives attended TheA and O Sletten oversaw the arrangements and interment followed at Oak Grove cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antone Nelson
Charles Street Lutheran Church
EB. O. Vik
O. Sletten
Oak Crove
New Bicycle Stock at Mill Street Shop
Joseph Stockemer the Mill street bicycle man has installed a fine new line of bicycles with all other supplies needed by wheelmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Stockemer
Mill Street
Doubt in North Side Carnival Moves to Reach Agreement
North Side Carnival faces the possibility of no show this year if the committee cannot reach a date with Herbert L. Kline of the Kline Amusement Association. Kline, in La Crosse, proposes the week of June 15 as his opening, with shows arriving next week if an agreement is reached. He has contracts for Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa and North Dakota state fairs and would only offer fill-ins to La Crosse. Local sentiment favors Kline’s acts, praised as among the best outside large state fairs. The committee plans to pursue a deal to secure his shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
Herbert L. Kline
Kline Amusement Association
Kline
la Crosse
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Dakota
Mr. Kline
North Side Launch Landing Sought by Boat Club
North Side members of the La Crosse Motorboat Club plan to seek a dock landing on the north side through council intervention mirroring the foot of State Street on the south side. With over fifty launches and no convenient embarkation for ladies, club directors anticipate a timely meeting to prepare the application.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Side
la Crosse
Motorboat Club
State Street
Fall From Ladder Breaks His Leg at Grand Crossing
Carl Swanson a wiper in the shops at the Q round house Grand Crossing fell from a ladder while wiping a boiler. The ladder slipped throwing him to the ground and breaking his leg between knee and ankle. He was taken home by friends and a doctor set the injured limb. He will be laid up for some time but no serious effects are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Swanson
Grand Crossing
Swanson
George Street
Satin skin powder comes in four dainty tints
Fresh white pink brunette satin skin powder is announced with four light shades priced at 25 cents each. The compact product emphasizes delicate color options and compact presentation for everyday use.
Trout fishermen share nineteen fish and dinner mischief
Joseph Wachter and Herman Singer went trout fishing on opening day and brought home nineteen trout. After a long day they hosted a late supper at Singers home where the tale of big fish escaped and the catch was so good the family ate it all, ending with sardines for the fishermen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wachter
Herman Singer
Joe
Mr. Singer
Singer
Gun Club Accepts Three New Members
The C. B. & J. Gun club held its weekly shoot with high scores, including Will Miller at 24 of 25. New members Ray Hiscox, Willard Olson, and H. C. Evenson joined. Clubhouse work progresses rapidly and should be finished by Saturday. the shooting site is a good one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. & J. Gun Club
Will Miller
Ray Hiscox
Willard Olson
H.C. Evenson
Local social notes from Prairie du Chien to Savanna
Prairie du Chien and Savanna residents host relatives and guests across multiple addresses. L Hampston and family visit Yarringtons on Berlin street. L Hughs from Reedsburg stays with relatives. R Roeder and R M I Kinnear visit Kinear’s daughter Anna. Z A Zabel and sons visit J W Schall’s on Prospect street. Others travel, move, resign positions, or suffer a minor injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecKinley and
Donald
Francis
Minneapolis
John Taylor
Rose Street
Nellie Whitting
Caledonia Street
la Crosse Gas and Electric Company
Leona Garment Company
Agnes Webster
Charles Street
Susie Kennedy
Genoa
Wis
C. Kennedy
Avon Street
Peter Hornick
Savanna
McCormick
Loomis Street
J. E. Smith
Kane Street
W. W. Vredenburg
Fred Ehmann
Prairie du Chien
Cuba Canaan
University of Wisconsin
Ike Diamond
Charles Miller
Madison
Miller
Charles O'Dell
Grand Crossing
Floyd Stottera
George Street
Limit on Injunction Power Proposed in Senate
Senator Overman of North Carolina introduced a bill to curb federal court power over injunctions requiring three judges to hear testimony before a temporary order can be issued. The measure favors direct Supreme Court appeal and five days’ notice to state officials, aiming to stop snap constitutional rulings. Overman, a Democrat, is a long-time North Carolina politician and lawyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Overman
North Carolina
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Supreme Court of the United States
Minesota
Lee Slater Overman
United States Senate
Peter C. Pritchard
Minneapolis man visits before Montana claim move
Harry Graw of Minneapolis, brother of Celedonia street photographer C. W. Graw, stays with his brother here on the way to Montana to take up a claim. Mrs. Andrew Carrie returns home after winter in Silver City Mexico and improving health. Mrs. T. Allen returns from Lansing Iowa after Sunday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Graw
Minneapolis
C. W. Graw
Mr. Graw
Montana
Andrew Carrie
Silver City
Mexico
Carrie
Southwest
T. Allen
Lansing
Iowa
Cernahan Laid At Rest In Eau Claire Funeral Attended By Notables
The funeral of Assemblyman W. O. Cernahan in Eau Claire drew a large crowd from Eau Claire and surroundings. Secretary of State James A. Frear gave the tribute, with Speaker H. L. Ekern and other legislators, state officers of the American Society of Equity, and other prominent figures in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
Wis
W. O. CernAhan
Eau Claire and
Vicinty
James A. Frear
H. L. Ekern
American Society of Equity
Assemblyman Cernahan Remembered By Wisconsin Colleagues
Assemblyman Cernahan was a traitimate with many La Crosse men, Senator Thomas Morris and Judge Ray S. Ried. he was valued for friendship and noted for marked ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cernahan
la Crosse
Thomas Morris
Ray S. Ried
Three piggers pay fines in Fergus Falls case
In Fergus Falls Minnesota on April 20 William Peters W F Atkinson and Fred Ahlers from New York Mills faced charges of running blind pigs. They admitted guilt after being shown the statute that possession of a government license is prima facie evidence of guilt and each paid a $50 fine. Other indictments are pending if they resume business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergus Falls
Minn
William Peters
W. F. Atkinson
Fred Ahlers
New York Mills
Man seeks 25000 for lost foot against railroad
George McCabe of this city sues the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad for 25000 claiming loss of a foot while employed. The case is set for trial in the district court at Dubuque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McCabe
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company
Road
Dubuque
Granke Opens North Side Transfer Office
Otto Granke opens a transfer office at St James and Rose streets on the north side and starts a new transfer line named the Granke Transfer line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Granke
St. James and
Rose Street
Granke
Prairie fires near Volin damage crops and stacks
Troublesome prairie fires around Volin cause heavy damage as twenty five volunteers form a quick fire brigade. They save the home of Ed Lien near the town while many hay stacks in the district are destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yankton
Volin
Ed. Lien
Cattle King Not Guilty In Montana Fence Case
Helena April 20 After ten hours the jury found John T Murphy not guilty in the fence case He is a Helena bank director and major cattle holder indicted for illegally fencing 59000 acres of government land in eastern Montana The trial spanned two weeks and included testimony that gaps were made for crossing the land and jury instruction on intent influenced the verdict
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
John T. Murphy
Murphy
Northwest
Montana
Mooney describes killing wife in Wa verley Minn with stove wood
John J. Mooney sobs as he testifies he killed his wife Ade laide Mooney in their Wa verley home last June by striking her with stove wood. He pleads self defense saying he only meant to knock away a knife she used to attack him. He portrays their marriage as loving though troubled by her intermittent mental decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Minn
John J. Mooney
Adelaide Mooney
Waverley
Mooney
Red Hawk Weds Widow on Crow Reservation in South Dakota
In Crow society a Sioux elder, Red Hawk age sixty nine, married Mrs Walk With Irons, aged about sixty, under white man law. Both have grown children and previously held grandparent status. Hundreds gathered at their home as the couple were pronounced husband and wife and the ceremony followed reservation traditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
Crow Indian Reservation
Red Hawk
Walk With Irons
Midwest Briefs Report Local Tragedy and Robberies
Breckenridge Fritz Goltz, 42, died after being crushed by wheels while unloading dirt in Breckenridge. He left a wife and five children. Benson The Great Northern depot at Kerkhoven was robbed of cash. two suspects were captured at Murdock and jailed, hearing Monday. Yankton Fifty years since Yankton Indians sold lands to the U S government reserving 400000 acres in Charles Mix county. Waterloo Efforts to secure a large auditorium and exhibit building began after a recent board of trade smoker, with a soliciting committee planning visits to business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckenridge
Minn
Fritz Goltz
Benson
Great Northern
Kerkhoven
Murdock
Yankton
S. D
Laster
United States
Charles Mix County
Waterloo
Iowa
Board of Trade and Commercial Club of
East Waterloo
Polite men seen with suspicion in public life
The remark notes that courtesy in some men invites scrutiny and distrust from others, suggesting that excessive politeness can raise questions about motives or sincerity. It frames politeness as a potential signal of hidden intent or social tension.
Beer in Swell Cafes Triggers Youth League Probe
St Paul reports reveal Young People’s Law Enforcement league investigates after claims beer is served in silver teapots in fashionable cafes after 11 pm. The league asserts wealthy patrons obtain beer via fiduciary schemes and teapots hide intoxicants, while police enforcement is questioned. Local districts see strict lid-law police pace as saloons close at 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Young People’s Law Enforcement League
Stein
League
Johnsons luck drives Minesota Democrat on Governor Johnson
A Washington observer cites Johnsons luck as the decisive factor behind Governor Johnson's national campaign prospects. He notes Johnson has run a strong campaign and executive record, while insisting luck guides the path to the nomination and general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D
Johnson
Minesota
Kind Friends Inherit Forty Fortunes From Will
Two South Dakota women Mrs. C W Wyman and Mrs. Alex McQuarters of Alexandria near Sioux Falls were told they receive comfortable fortunes from the will of Mrs. Mary A Pryce who died in Helena Montana. Pryce who moved from Illinois to Montana years ago became a widow after her husband died and his fortune passed entirely to her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
S. D
South Dakota
C. W. Wyman
Alex McQuarters
Alexandria
Rockford
Ill
Mary A. Pryce
Helena
Mont
Illinois
Montana
Back door closes and the rich eat truffles instead
The league argues that the plain citizen suffers from hardship and that wealth offers relief. The quote contends that low-cost meals at a corner oasis are replaced by expensive living and indulgence for the wealthy, illustrating social division and pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain Citizen
League
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Ejlitor
A. North Side
Birnbaum Grocery and
Partridge
Joe Stockemer
Nebner
N. S. Bottling Works
Committee
North Side Briefs
Herman
GUN Club
Irvine
W. T. Irvine
Philip Beiesaa
Johnston’s
Johnston
Milwaukee, Wis
LAW League
ST. Paul Lid
Luck
Minnesota Democrat
MISS
B. Kjos
George ST
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