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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1905

Page

5

Deaf and dumb con man scams north side taverns

A well dressed young man faked deafness and dumbness to rob residents on Mill street. At H V Schneider and Abe Pittenger bars he wrote clues with a pencil and tab, persuaded locals to buy drinks, then fled after boasting he was not broke.

North Side H. V. Schneider Abe Pittenger Mill Street

Missionary to Speak at Scandinavian Baptist Church

Missionary Mer-Jan will speak next Sunday at the Scandinavian Baptist Church located at the corner of Logan and Charles streets. The event invites local residents to attend and hear the speaker share messages of faith.

Mer- Jan Scandinavian Baptist Church Logan and Charles Streets

Mrs Boyle Recovering After Operation in Duluth

Mrs. Duncan Boyle of Duluth is recovering well after surgery at St. Francis hospital yesterday.

Duncan Boyle Duluth St. Francis Hospital

Ladies of Charles Street Lutheran Church Entertained

The women of Charles Street Lutheran Church were hosted this afternoon by Mrs. Peter Knudsen of Caledonia Street. Refreshments were served and attendees enjoyed a pleasant afternoon.

Charles Street Lutheran Church Peter Knudsen Caledonia Street

North Side Briefs Highlights Local Happenings And Visits

North Side notes report James Squires ill and traffic rising on Burlington road at Grand Crossing. Several residents travel for visits and funerals including Mrs Sun dehn from Racine. An automatic water spout is installed at Milwaukee depot. Excursions on the G. A. R. trip to Lansing priced 35 cents round trip.

James Squires Vought-Berger Co Burlington Road Grand Crossing Louis Feelstad Solomon Burdick Rose Street Carl Wittenberg Avon Street Viroqua Milwaukee Simon Sundehn Racine Ed. Hayes Caledonia Minn John Graham George Street Margaret Keaveny St. Andrew Street la Crescent John Dalby Medecina Anna Bolrud Westby Harley Huntley la Crosse Hospital

Community Notes and Local Visitors Report

Light refreshments aboard a trip leaving La Crosse at 9 a m and returning by 8 30 p m tomorrow night Aug 3. Residents travel and visiting relatives including Mrs W T Witte of 716 St Cloud St and Mrs A Nelson of Charles St who is recovering after surgery. Community events include a St James church garden party at Windsor and Caledonia Streets and Bethel Lutheran ice cream social next Saturday evening. Local residents guests from Milwaukee Ravena Mont Caledonia and Chicago with various returns and relocations noted.

la Crosse W. T. Witte St. Cloud Street Wabasha Frank Hayes Caledonia Minn H.R. French George Street Chi Lcago Aurora Even Evenson Ravenna Mont Ole Evenson Kane Street St. James Church Windsor Caledonia Street Shults Vernie McCann Rice Lake Ed. Preutz Logan Street Havana South Dakota George Cloos Milwaukee C Gilberg Cloos T. C. White St. Francis Hospital Winona Grocers Dakota Park Columbia Fountain City Bethel Lutheran Church T. Allen North Third Street Vanberg No. 4 A. Nelson Charles — Street Lutheran Hospital

McArthur Defends Rockefeller Amid LaFollette Attack

Dr Robert Stuart McArthur of New York publicly denounces Governor LaFollette’s attack on John D Rockefeller at a Baptist Chautauqua in Springfield Illinois. He defends Rockefeller praising his enterprise and humanitarian work while criticizing LaFollette for intemperate remarks.

Springfield Robert Stuart McArthur New York LaFollette John D. Rockfeller McArthur la Follette Rockefeller John D. Rockefeller

Dynamite accident kills fisherman on Niagara River

Richard Johnson, 62, was blown apart while rowing with Charles Duffy and Charles Sturges near Tonawanda. Duffy had both legs torn by the blast, Sturges escaped unharmed, and Johnson supposedly intended to explode a stick of dynamite when it slipped from his hands and struck the boat causing the fatal explosion.

Buffalo N. Y Richard Johnson Niagara River Tonawanda Charles Duffy Charles Sturges Johnson Duffy Sturges

Split Among Zionists Forms National Territorialist League

Basle August 2. The territorial Zionists split from the Zionist congress after rejecting Britain’s offer of East Africa. They form the National Jewish Territorialist League with 30 former delegates and over 300 spectators joining. The group plans to seek territories for Jewish settlement and negotiate governments for acquisition.

Basle Te Territorial Zionists Zion Zionists Zionist Congress East Africa Congress National Jewish Territorialist League

Cure for Men and Women by Noted Specialist

A self described doctor offers to treat Vari cocеле, blood poison, nervo vital debility, and allied troubles with a free consultation and reasonable charges for a guaranteed cure. He invites men dissatisfied with prior treatments and urges women to call for relief from headaches, painful menstruation, uterine displacements, and back pain citing many cured patients as references.

New York Backing Tanner for Grand Army Chief

Washington reports Corporal Tanner former pension commissioner and now register of wills in the District of Columbia has the unanimous backing of New York representatives and expects to be elected commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic at the annual encampment next month. Other candidates include Burrows Brotne Burton and Carnahan who has retired due to ill health.

Washington Tanner District of Columbia Grand Army of the Republic Blackmar New York Department of the Potomac Burrows New Jersey Brotne Ohio Burton Missouri Carnahan Indiana

Advertising links readers to home and office needs

The notice frames advertising as a tool for households and workplaces, positioning ads as aid to study, organize, and solve tasks. It suggests advertisers reach a broad audience, turning the newspaper into essential equipment for daily operations and problem solving.

Wilson Seeks Roosevelt Backing on Cotton Row

Secretary Wilson offers no concern at calls for his resignation from Southern Cotton officials. He notes President Jordan plans to take demands to President Roosevelt and says he has informed Roosevelt of his course. Jordan Cheatham cite leaks in agriculture stats and press Congress for reforms including a cotton bureau to oversee all cotton matters.

Washington Wilson Southern Cotton Association Jordan Roosevelt Oyster Bay Cheatham Department of Agriculture Congress Cotter

New Pulp Mill for Kaukauna

Flatrock Water Power company of Kaukauna Wisconsin filed articles of incorporation with capital stock of 50000. Incorporators FE F Backer C H Hartley and W C Zachow plan to eventually build a pulp mill.

Kaukauna Wis Flatrock Water Power Company FE. F. Backer C. H. Hartley W. C. Zachow Shaweno

Saturday Excursion to Clear Lake by Northwestern Line

Excursion dates to Clear Lake Iowa offered via the Chicago and Northwestern line. Tickets good Saturdays with return limited to the following Monday. Apply at Chicago and Northwestern railway agents.

Clear Lake Iowa Northwestern Chicago & Northwestern Railway

Very Low Rates to Detroit via the North-Western Line

Tickets to Detroit, Michigan, available August 13 and 14 with favorable return limits on the Imperial Palace Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan event. Apply to agents of the Chicago and North-Western Railway for details.

Detroit Mich Imperial Palace Dramatic Order Knights of Khorassan Chicago & North-Western Ry

Green Bay and Western Rail Schedule Highlights

The timetable shows trains from La Crosse to Green Bay with connections at Marshland, Winona, Amherst Junction, and Merrillan, arrival in Green Bay at 6 15 p m, and return trips from Green Bay through Amherst Junction Stevens Point Merrillan Marshland to La Crosse. It notes daily Merrillan departures at 7 40 a m except Sunday and Winona departures at 5 00 p m with 3 30 p m Merrillan arrival.

la Crosse Marshland Winona Merrillan Omaha Road Wisconsin Central Amherst Junction Green Bay Stevens Point Winona la Crosse Grand Rapids St. Paul Minneapolis

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