July marriage licenses issued in Winona county and throughout area
A July tally shows thirty three marriage licenses issued in Winona county with twelve to Wisconsin couples. List includes C O Reynolds and Lillian Kordisch of Tomah. Clinton McQueen and Mildred Jerome of Bangor. Leslie Bowen and Clara Seafe of Bangor. Frank Hobbs and Mamie McCoy of West Salem. John Kroeger and Laviola Arenz of La Crosse. Henry Meyer and Lizzie Trader of West Salem and La Crosse. J C Walter and N A Peterson of La Crosse. A L Lindquist and Martha Hartung of La Crosse. William Wilkinson and Luck Kelley of La Crosse. William Fischer and Emma Chase of North La Crosse. Bernard Betzzz and Severa Rhodes of Bangor. Rudolph Berg and Mabel Solberg of Bangor with no return yet on that license.
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Winona County
Wisconsin
C. O. Reynolds
Lillian Kordisch
Tomah
D. E. Vance
Clinton McQueen
Mildred Jerome
Bangor
Vance
Court House
Leslie Bowen
Clara Seafe
F. M. Rule
Winona
M. E
Frank Hobbs
Mamie McCoy
West Salem
John A. Kroeger
Laviola Arenz
la Crosse
E. S. van Ness
First Baptist Church
Henry B. Meyer
Lizzie Trader
J. C. Walter
N. A. Peterson
W. E. Bennett
Olive Branch
M. E. Church
A. L. Lindquist
Martha Hartung
William Wilkinson
Luck Kelley
Frank Doran
Central
William
Prohibition of Sweethearts Hits Mount Gretna Camp
In Mount Gretna Pennsylvania on August 3 authorities cracked down on soldiers and locals with raids on resorts. Provost guards swept crowds to locate soldiers absent from camp and warned women to stop courting soldiers and sweethearts.
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Mount Gretna
Lebanon
Monsignor Kremer Receives Rome Diploma From Bishop
Bishop Schwebach announced at the convent that Rev A P Kremer has earned a diploma from Rome conferring the title of monsignor. The honor is a papal distinction granting bearer special favors.
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Schwebach
A. Ph. Kremer
Rome
Safe city life with Dr. Sing's New Discovery
E W Goodloe of Dutton St Waco Texas reports five years of use with Dr Sing s New Discovery for Consumption and says a years long cough is gone The remedy cures chronic coughs la grippe croup whooping cough and prevents pneumonia Pleasant to take and offered at O T Erhart s drug store with a 50 cent and 1 00 price Trial bottle free
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E. W. Goodloe
Dutton St
Waco
Tex
Dr. Sing
O. T. Erhart’s
Huss Seeks Injunction Over Farm Shortcut Road
Trempealeau farmer M. C. Huss asked the circuit court for a short cut to his farm by blocking up a private path. Judge Fruit granted the injunction enjoining Thomas and Mamie Moore from blocking the route. Attorney Baldwin defended Huss while Higbee and Higbee opposed the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Huss
Trempealeau
Circuit Court
Thomas
Mamie Moore
Huss
Judge Fruit
Baldwin
Higbee & Higbee
Palmer Club Formed By La Crosse Republicans
In La Crosse Republicans organize clubs before and after primaries. Harry Palmer, a sheriff candidate, leads the Palmer club. A Fourth ward Republican meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 p m.
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la Crosse
Harry Palmer
Sheriff
Palmer
Fourth Ward
Scales Reports North Side Business by Weigh Master Ritter
The May month’s figures from Weigh master Theodore J. Ritter show Hy 43, rock 31, oats 4, hogs 2, cattle 3, rubber 1, barley 1 as the main items weighed on the north side scales.
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North Side
Theodore J. Ritter
No Crime to Skip Jail Says Connors
Ed Connors bound over to the circuit court for attempting to escape from La Crosse county jail writes an appeal to Judge Fruit for an immediate hearing. He claims unfair treatment by court and attorneys. The circuit court not in session, so no action now. his case will come up in the September term.
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Ed Connors
Circuit Court
la Crosse County
Judge Fruit
Connor
President Second Again in Gold Dust Maid Trot
Cleveland reports the great trotter owned by Wilson and Robertson of this city finished second to Gold Dust Maid for the second time. Gold Dust Maid won three straight heats with the President close behind in each. Heat times were 2 07 14 for the second and 2 07% for the third.
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Cleveland
Wilson & Robertson
Gold Dust Maid
Pleasant Surprise for Mrs. Reed on Birthday
Mrs. Emily Reed of 1821 Loomis street received a social birthday gathering Wednesday. Friends, including Mesdames Dowell, Scharr, Reed, Whipple, Stevenson, Schnittgrund, Jenson, Miss Vable, Emma Markie, Agnes Knight and Ragna Jenson, presented her with a set of dishes and gifts during an afternoon of refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Reed
Loomis Street
Mor
Mrs. Reed
Mesdames F. Dowell
J. A. Scharr
C. Reed
H. Whipple
H. L. Stevenson
J. Schnittgrund
J. J
Boy Millionaire Works On Farm In Wisconsin
John F Crosby age 17 inherits at least 1 million dollars after Major Robert Crosby of Chicago dies. He, a high school student and athlete, chooses to work as a hired man on Charles McConnell’s farm near Ripon Wisconsin this summer and receives his share of the produce.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
John F .Crosby
Robert Crosby
Chicago
Young Crosby
Charles McConnell
Ripon
Wisconsin veterinarians plan state convention in city
The Wisconsin veterinary convention will meet in the city next Wednesday and Thursday with a full business session, clinics in a vacant barn at Second and Pearl, and an afternoon launch ride for visitors. A later incident at Houpt involved an altercation with Eddie Bereman and the Bereman hotel owner, ending with Campbell dead from injuries after a night of drinking. autopsy pending and hearings set for Friday.
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Wisconsin Veterinaries
Second and
Pearl
Houpt
Eddie Bereman
Campbell
Bereman
Bereman Hotel
B. F. Brady
Labree Hotel
Boreman
Brady
Labor group plans to campaign against Congressman Cannon
Ten Chicago union spellbinders will be sent to the Danville district by the American Federation of Labor to oppose Joseph G. Cannon in his bid for reelection. J. D. Pierce says orders came from Samuel Gompers and volunteers will be summoned. Gompers will campaign in Maine against Congressman Littlefield as part of a broader effort to curb Cannon's influence.
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Chicago
Danville
American Federation of Labor
Joseph G. Cannon
Congress
J. D. Pierce
American Federation
Samuel Gompers
Compers
Litlefield
Maine
Joe
Gompers
Cannon
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers
Parish Fan Incident Triggers Paralysis in Indiana
George Wright of New London Indiana, a Friends church member, distributed colored child fans to comfort the congregation. Some women found the image immodest and destroyed the fans, provoking anger and agitation that led to a sudden facial and throat paralysis.
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Kokomo
Ind
George Wright
New London
Wright
Friends’ Church
Spear Probes Death of Archie Campbell in Houpt Hotel
George H. Spear of Grand Rapids county attorney travels to Houpt with FE McDonald to examine the death of Archie Campbell found in a bunk room at Labree hotel. Campbell reportedly rode a freight to Blackduck, had depot trouble with agent McCormick, and drank further at Finley before continuing onward.
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Campbell
Blackduck
McCormick
Finkley
Liquid Air Highballs Liquid Air Highballs
London reports a new process to manufacture liquid air for cooling beverages without dilution by ice. Liquefied air sells for 1.25 dollars a gallon and, in vacuum, lasts seventeen days. A few drops chill a highball instantly, with pearl shaped drops and mist, while usable for autos and blasting due to high expansion pressure.
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London
Magoon Named to Likely Philippine Governor General Role
Washington dispatch reports Charles E. Magoon governor of the Panama Canal Zone and minister to Panama is expected to replace General James F. Smith as governor general of the Philippines. Magoon would relinquish his canal zone post around Sept 1 to join the Philippine commission and serve as vice governor general, with succession to General Smith anticipated later.
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Washington, D. C
Charles E. Magoon
Panama Canal Zone
James F Smith
The
Philippnes
Judge Magoon
Canal Zone
Panama
Philippine Commission
Islands
Smith
Bitter attack at West Virginia congressional convention
In Ke Cty Keyser W V the Aug 3 convention in Keyser saw United States Senator Stephen B Elkins attacked by John J Hetzel a Republican leader. Hetzel moved to strike an endorsement of Elkins noting he had not earned it and recalled Gov Dawson's complaint to Senator Tillman over shipper discrimination. The convention nominated George C Sturgis of Morgantown for congress by acclamation.
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George C. Sturgis
Morgantown
Congress
Andrew Jensen Dead Pumpman of La Crosse
Andrew Jensen known as Andrew the pumpman of 1303 Avon street died this morning around 3 30 from hemorrhages in his throat. Born May 14 1866 he had lived in La Crosse twenty years. His widow and three children survive. Funeral plans pending with Sletten Brothers handling arrangements and Campbell cemetery to receive interment.
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Andrew Jensen
Andrew
Avon Street
Mr. Jensen
la Crosse
Campbell Cemetery
Sletten Brothers
Local Social and Travel Notices From Winona Area
The item lists residents visiting relatives and friends around Winona and nearby towns. It notes Mr and Mrs George Marteau at 839 Gould Street and Miss Ruth Kaiser of Winona visiting the city. It reports Engine No 81 of the valley division being transferred to the Milwaukee road's northern division.
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George Marteau
Gould Street
United States
Curlew
Prairie du Chien
Frank Harris
Fond du Lac
Louis Lavaque
Lavaque
Hallie
Winona
Annie Salie
Susie Witherspoon
Bangor
C. D. Shepard
Wilson
Aout
Peter Nelson
Orrin
Kane Street
Holmen
H. P. Lawson
James MecCullum
Melrose
Chicago
Ruth Kaiser
Valley Divion
Milwaukee Road
Northern Division
United States Depositary Bank Ledger Fragment
Fragmentary ledger lines show U S bonds securing deposits and bank balances. Notable figures include deposits totaling 3 407 906 82 and capital around 200 000, with surplus and undivided profits listed. The snippet labels United States Depositary and mentions vaults and treasury funds.
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Guus Nesc Co
Miss Selma Evejen Dies of Tuberculosis at 21
Miss Selma Evejen died yesterday around noon at her aunt Mrs. Mary Spoonick's home at 1528 Loomis Street from tuberculosis after a three month illness. She was 21, with parents deceased nine years ago and two brothers in the Holmen vicinity. She had been in Minneapolis recently and came home to Loomis Street to be cared for, but worsened. Funeral will be held tomorrow at Charles Street Lutheran Church with Rev. E. O. Vik officiating, Andrew Slett in charge, interment at Oak Grove.
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Selma Evejen
Mary Spoonick
Loomis Street
Holmen
Miss Evejen
Minneapolis
Charles Street Lutheran Church
Charles and
Sill Streets
Trinity Lutheran Ladies to meet at Mrs Julesberg home
Mrs O R Julesberg hosts the Trinity Lutheran church Ladies Aid at her home 1326 Charles Street next Tuesday afternoon. Phone 9124 and subscribe to The Tribune. Mr and Mrs Ed O Reilly of Wabasha are visiting Mrs O Reillys
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Duncan
O. R. Julesberg
Ladies’ Aid Society
Trinity Lutheran Church
Charles Street
the Tribune
Ed O'Reilly
Wabasha
Two Brothers Seek Missing Richard Rech in Chicago
Chicago police aid in a search for Richard Rech a 30 year old man who disappeared while traveling from Whiting Indiana to visit his brother William Rech of 705 Clifton avenue Chicago. S. H. Rech of St Paul has joined the effort and a $200 reward is offered for information or the body.
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Chicago
Whiting
Ind
Richard Rech
William Rech
Clifton Avenue
Indiana
S. H. Rech
St. Paul
Central Detective
Steel Bridge Opens Over Wisconsin River at Portage
The new four span steel bridge over the Wisconsin river near Portage was completed and opened to the public. It features a twenty four foot roadway and six foot sidewalks replacing the covered wooden bridge blown down by a storm on August 8, 1905. Mrs. Harry Spence visits Hokah with her mother.
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Portage
Wis
Wisconsin River
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Plesse
ST. Job
Lax
Rev. Kremer
Galveston’s Sea Wall
Connors
Will Powell
Aueril
Ippuse
Gannon
Magoon
Philippines
Elkins 15
Scranton
McMillan Building
la Crosse, Wis
Batavian National Bank
State Bank OF
U. S
North Side News
the National Bank OF LA Crosse
Treasur
US. N
Miss Selma
Devide
North Side Briefs
Harry Spence
Hokah
J. Swheeler
Orlando Holway
Jos
P. Gohres
Robin. Lowry
Ass’t
J. Ik. Wheeler
W. R. Tscharner
Wim
F. Gohres
S. J. Waite
Thomas Morris
Fred H. Hartwell
Morris & Hartwell
Lawyers
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