Monster Lake Camp Picnic At Pepin To Draw La Crosse Crowds
The August 20 event by Lake Camp No. 3392 Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors at Pepin Wisconsin will feature the Auditorium band of St Paul Minnesota. William Wolfe of La Crosse and Eva Childs state manager for the Royal Neighbors will speak on woodcraft. A Pepin versus Plum City baseball game and Manila bay fireworks at harbor highlight a full program inviting visitors to the lakeside village.
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Pepin
Wis
Modern Woodmen of America
la Crosse
St. Paul
William Wolfe
Eva Childs
Royal Neighbors
Plum City
Joseph Friesinger Dies After Ill Health At 54
Joseph Friesinger died last night at 11 50 at his home 1526 Market Street after a lengthy illness. Dr. Lambert attended until the end. He leaves a widow and three sons George Joseph and Herman. Funeral services will be 9 AM Saturday at Holy Trinity Church with burial in Oak Grove Cemetery. Tillman Brothers have arrangements. He was employed at Tillman Upholstering before his health declined. He had lived in the city many years and was about 54.
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Joseph Friesinger
Market Street
Friesinger
Lambert
George
Joseph
Herman
Tillman Brothers
Oak Grove
Holy Trinity Church
Mr. Friesinger
Tillman
Dubuque Mourns as Flags Half Masted for Senator Allison
Dubuque suspends public functions in honor of the late Senator Allison funeral set for Saturday afternoon. Twenty seven senators headed by Fairbanks and seventeen congressmen will attend. Governor issues mourning proclamation and flags fly at half mast on all public buildings. The body will lie in state and be viewed by the public Friday evening. funeral arrangements include a bronze casket and a single bouquet as the floral tribute.
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Dubuque
Allison
Fairbanks
Injured Fireman Butch Fay Improves After Accident
Julius Butch Fay, injured when Fire Chief Bradfield's rig crashed on July 25, shows considerable improvement and rests easier at La Crosse hospital. Doctors deem the danger period over and say he is on a rapid path to recovery.
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Julius
Butch” Fay
Bradfield
la Crosse Hospital
Wedded at High Noon by Rev Lowe
Rev J S Lowe joined Gilman A Hutchins district sales manager Listman Milling and Olive A Bacheller of this city in marriage at noon. They departed on the 12:30 Milwaukee train for the east and will return soon to make their home here.
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J. S. Lowe
Gilman A. Hutchins
Listman Milling Company
Olive A. Bacheller
Milwaukee
James Campbell Fined for Being Drunk and Disorderly
James Campbell, a familiar figure to police, pleaded guilty to drunk and disorderly conduct before Acting Judge E. C. Raymond in police court. He paid a fine of five dollars plus costs totaling seven dollars and fifty cents.
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James Campbell
E. C. Raymond
Judge declines case over missing defendants at saengerfest
Judge Fruit refused to hear the case as John Murray and Frank Williams were absent. The two alleged pickpockets were arrested during the saengerfest, and their bail of 100 dollars each is presumed forfeited.
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John Murray
Frank Williams
Fruit
Mack Expects Bryan to Carry New York
Buffalo August 6 Chairman Mack departs for Chicago to lead campaign activities at national HQ He states he believes Bryan has an excellent chance to win New York in the forthcoming race
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Buffalo
Mack
Chicago
National
Bryan
New York
Murdered boy identified as torso found in canal
Police traced a missing boy to a body found in a drainage canal near Fortieth Avenue. The torso was wrapped in cloth and newspaper and contained a partial heart with organs missing. An examiner noted a heart cut and possible surgical manipulation.
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Fortieth Avenue
Dorman
Lawndale
Som Dent
Professi
Explosion at plant kills three workers in St Louis
At the National Enameling and Stamping plant a molten metal urn exploded after neglect by a comrade. Three workmen Michael Multke Joseph Kersey and Michael Naica died before reaching hospital while fifteen others escaped death and several were seriously injured. Tons of molten material covered the victims.
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ST. Louis
National Enameling and Stamping Company
Michael Multke
Joseph Kersey
Michael Naica
Mabel Claims Conspiracy Tied to Gould Divorce Case
Mabel McCausland testified before the grand jury about a conspiracy involving Mrs. Ben Teal Harry Moussley and Miss Buela Fleming. Indictments loom for those accused of pressuring her to falsely testify Gould was seen in Bessie Devoe's apartments. Fleming remains detained in custody awaiting bonds.
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New York
Mabel McCausland
Ben Teal
Harry Moussley
Buela Fleming
Frank Gould
Miss McCausland
Gould
Bessie Devoe
Miss Fleming
Bidding Opens for West Salem Creamery Project
Bids for the West Salem creamery will be opened next Saturday at 3 p.m. in West Salem. Architects Schick & Roth hold the specifications, with many La Crosse contractors bidding. Estimated cost is about $10,000. bidders include E. H. Mitchell Peter Nelson J Stormondt and C Goodsell.
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West Salem
Schick & Roth
la Crosse
E. H. Mitchell
Peter Nelson
J. Stormondt
C. Goodsell
Start Work Soon on Newburgh Flats Near Sixth and Cass
Work on the Newburg flats is expected to begin within weeks. Bids for the construction will be opened by architects Schick and Roth next Monday afternoon. Once the contract is awarded, construction starts near the corner of Sixth and Cass streets.
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Newburg
Schick & Roth
Sixth and
Casstreets
Knights Moonlight Excursion On River Steamer Rutledge
Knights of Columbus lodge invites members and friends to a moonlight excursion aboard the steamer Rutledge tomorrow evening. The boat departs the levee at 7 30 and returns at 11. Kreutz's orchestra will perform as the committee in charge promises a big feature of the trip.
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Knights of Columbus Lodge
Kreutz
La Crosse to Create Citywide Park and Drive System
A new La Crosse park commission plans a citywide system of drives and improved parks. Myrick Park and Losey Boulevard will get drives, walks, and lakes. a landscape gardener will oversee plans, with work starting next spring and $100,000 plus city and private funds expected to cover costs.
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Park Commission
la Crosse
Myrick Park
State Street
Oak Grove
Losey Boulevard
Bath Receipts Hit 185.05 as City Eyes Pettibone Park Lagoon
City officials plan a larger bath next season possibly in Pettibone park lagoon on Pettibone island amid rising receipts of 185.05 since July 15. The North Side bath may not reopen this year due to high water and damaged shores from the river.
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Cherge
Pettibone Island
Board of Public Works
Bonaparte to Quit Ellis to Succeed
Washington reports a rumor that Bonaparte will resign after the November election and Wade H. Ellis of Ohio will be named to succeed him. Ellis, then state attorney general, helped draft the Chicago platform and has been offered the assistant AG post.
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Washington, D. C
Bonaparte
Washington
Wade H. Ellis
Ohio
Roosevelt
Ellis
Chicago
Milton D. Purdy
Grief For Allison Halts Senate Fight
Gov. A B Cummins rejects early campaign to succeed late Senator Allison. He mourns Allison and denies garbled reports of a political bid. Cummins says he cannot predict if an extra session will be called to fill the remainder of Allison's term.
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Allison
Senate
Chicago
Ill
Iowa
A. B. Cummins
Rb.f. Cummins
Lake Forest
William B. Allison
Dubuque
Gov. Cummins
Ailson
Beedle Appointment Not Violating Civil Service Rules
Madison August 6 The Attorney General Frank L Gilbert issued an opinion to the state civil service commission ruling that Insurance Commissioner George E Beedle did not violate civil service law by appointing Chester W Rhodes as temporary actuary during L W Andersons European absence and by causing Assistant Actuary Paul Gurnee and Clerk N J Frey to share their salaries with Rhodes The record shows no corrupt motives according to the AG.
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Madison, Wis
Frank L. Gilbert
State Civil Service Commission
George E. Beedle
Chester W. Rhodes
L. W. Anderson
Europe
Paul Gurnee
N. J. Frey
Rhodes
Trinity Lutheran Picnic at Myrick Park on Aug 9
The Trinity Lutheran Church on Avon Street and friends plan a Sunday school picnic at Myrick Park next Sunday Aug 9 with divine services at 10 30 a.m led by Rev T T Hoverstad. ROUTINE MEETING. Police and fire commission held a routine monthly session at City Hall with no major business.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Avon
Myrick Park
T. T. Hoverstad
Police and Fire Commission
Elevator at Beloit Grain Elevator Fire
Fire likely started by a spark from a passing switch engine destroyed most of the Miller and Adams grain elevator near Beloit Wisconsin. Low water pressure threatened neighboring property but firefighters gained control within an hour. The loss is estimated at seven thousand dollars with partial insurance coverage.
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Beloit
Wis
Miller ,& Adams
Ing
Paris Archbishop Tolerates Fallieres at Daughter’s Catholic Marriage
The Archbishop of Paris announced that President Fallieres, under the separation of church and state ban, will be tolerated at his daughter Anne’s Catholic wedding to secretary J. J. E. Lanes on August 10 at the Church of Madeleine. He may pray privately but not join prescribed prayers. The cabinet was kept from attending due to the mourning room.
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Paris
Fallieres
Anne
J. J. E. Lanes
Bar forms at King Street intake. water works crews fail to clear
A sand bar at the King Street intake point obstructs the water works pipeline. Diver Hoffman and crew tried to remove the sand by lifting the emergency pipe game, but the bar remains. If removal fails this afternoon, the intake pipe may need extending farther into the river. Last year a similar bar formed but washed away with high water the following season.
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King Street
Board of Public Works
Hoffman
Hammersmith Wins Q Gun Club Tournament
Hammersmith of Milwaukee won the Q Gun club tournament today with a score of 144 pigeons from 150. Winters, a local resident, is runner up with 141 of 150. Full scores to be completed tonight.
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H. Hammersmith
Milwaukee
Narrow margin shapes a wide world for many
Across the globe numerous communities endure constrained margins of income and opportunity. Experts note economic disparities, rising costs, and limited access to essential services intensifying daily life for households on tight budgets. Social programs and policy reforms are debated as keys to reducing hardship.
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C.J. Moffett
Jefferson Medical College
Philadephia
South
Dr. C. J. Moffett Medicine Company
Hoeschier Bros
Drag - Wre
Main Street
Columbian Pharmacy
Southbourth Street
the Tribune
Elliott - Loeffler
Wiseral Water
Beth
Pearl Street
H. C. Evenson
Gov. Johnson
Doerflingers
Martinique
Herald Square
Finoy
William Taylor & Son Gyc
St Denis Hotel
Blanchard
Prof
J. Blanchard
Cottage Grove Ave
L. Rusckel
Ningster
Pepin, Wis
Band of St. Paul Will
Lowe
N. Y
Mabel
West Salem Creamery
West Ave
ST. LaCrosse
Lacrosse
New Park Commission
BATH
Pettibone Park
Lagoon
Hammersmith
S.S
Malaha
S.S.S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
F. Barts Brewing CO
New York Central Lines
New York City Grand Central Station
Brooklyn
Ray Bot
Entral Redee
Lake Shore
Michigan Central
Niagara Falls
Peoria
Wisconsin
Wisconsin St
Ben Agnew
PASS
Warren J. Lynch
Cardiff
Wilmington Coal
Cass St
Leinettl
B. Kleinert Rubber CO
Broadway
ED. Pinaud
New York City
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