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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1909

Page

4

Petition Against Rose Street Tracks Prompts Resident Protest

Residents of Rose Street petition the park commission to block Milwaukee and Burlington spur tracks through the narrow street near the new north side park. They warn vibration damages and devaluation if trains pass, urging removal or relocation of tracks rather than delaying park construction.

Milwaukee Road New North Side Park Burlington Rose Street Milwaukee The Park Commission Milwaukee Company North Side

Local News and Ads From The Lacrosse Tribune

Office note lists staff rooms and contact lines for the Lacrosse Tribune with routing details and advertising information. Includes street address 712 Clinton Street and phone lines for new and old numbers 789 C and 7171.

Clinton Street

Caledonia Street Methodist Church Reopens After Repairs

After a month of work the Caledonia Street Methodist church is completed and will reopen for Sunday services led by Rev. A. V. Ingham. The auditorium gains a concrete porch, new chairs matching the pews, fresh cream walls, a green carpet, extra lights, and a donated pulpit stand. The parsonage also receives repairs and a large concrete porch.

Caledonia Street

North Side Forms Sixteen Piece Brass Band

A north side group of young men organized a sixteen member brass band at 1348 Berlin Street led by Professor Frye. Meetings set twice weekly, with Melvin Lokken as president and Otto Frye as treasurer, though no band name has been chosen yet.

North Side Mevin Lokken Berlin Street Frye Angus Casberg Leo Simonson Larinets Otto Frye Fred Rouse Harry Marshall Roy Skemp Lory Christianson Joseph Ott Edward Fitzpatrick William Mallory George Wil Melvin Lokken

Otto Granke to Remove Shack on Mill Street

Alderman Otto Granke began razing an ugly shack on Mill Street south of St. Cloud to improve the street. More shacks of similar nature are expected to be removed and replaced with respectable houses. By Rev. Ambrose Murphy’s return from the west, noticeable changes on the thoroughfare are anticipated.

Mill Strett Otto Granke St. Cloud Street Ambrose Murphy Progressive League

North Side Briefs Highlight Funerals and Local Goings On

Mrs H J Roth and Wm Roth returned from North Bend Wisconsin after attending the funeral of Albert Sterns. Agnes Knight came back from North Bend for a few days visit with the Garrett family in La Crosse. Mrs Wm Corlett of La Crescent Minnesota was a business visitor. Roy Hauser attended Albert Sterns funeral. The usual services are planned at Caledonia Street M E church next Sunday. No preaching at Tabernacle Baptist. Sunday school and B Y P U at regular time. C Ellis plans a Chicago visit. Edward Ryan is confined by an injured hand. Fred Dyer on vacation. J G Kincaid filling in. Q lunch room at Grand Crossing extended due to rush. G M Schultz traveled to Savanna. Clem Hoag visiting Dwyer home. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Johnson died. funeral held at residence with Rev E O Vik officiating. interment at Oak Grove. Curlew returned from Genoa with about 22 000 minnows. Guy Austin of Minneapolis visiting La Crosse friends.

Agnes Knight Wood Street North Bend Albert Sterns Geo. Garrett Chicago J. W. Garrett Caledonia Street Wm. Corlett la Crescent Minn Roy Hauser Wm. Stafford Wis M. E Tabernacle Baptist Church C. Ellis Rose Street Edward Ryan Fred Dyer The J. G. Kincaid Grand Crossing G. M. Schultz Savanna Clem Hoag Waukon Iowa William Dwyer John M. Johnson Harvey Street Sletten E. 0 Vik Charles Street Oak Grove United States Curlew Genoa Guy Austin Minneapolis la Crosse

North Siders Prove Successful Anglers in Stony Point

Warren Smith returned from a Stony Point fishing trip with several black bass including a four and a half pounder. Captain Stuesser of fire station No. 2 also fished Stony Point, bringing back about forty sunfish and crappies.

North Side Warren Smith Stony Point Stuesser

Five Drowned at Church Picnic in Baltimore County

Rescue teams searched all night for three of five people who drowned when the launch O A Kid with 18 aboard struck a submerged pile near Dun kalk station on the Patapsco River. The Huntington Baptist church picnic victims include Mrs. Abraham Brown Marie Hawes Frank Pryor 19 Wm Leach 13 and Brantley L Amelang 10. Louise Smythe after jail time reform story ends with jail note and quote from Hans Breitman.

Baltimore Dunkalk Station Baltimore County Patapsco Huntington Baptist Church Abraham Brown Marie Hawes Frank Pryor Wm. Leach Brantley L Amelang

Mary Baker Eddy Row Story Denied

New York reports of a row between Mary Baker Eddy founder of Christian Science and Augusta E. Stetson end with a new bylaw barring practitioners from church buildings. Stetson moved offices to her home next to the church. Eddy’s secretary Fredlow denies ousting.

New York Mary Baker Eddy Christian Science Church Augusta E. Stetson First Church of Christian Science Eady Stetson Christian Science Building. Mrs. Stetson Baker Boston Mass Mary Baker G. Eddy Alfred Farlow Augusta Stetson First Church of

Eye Glasses Offer Health Benefits By Irvine at 429 Main

An optical ad promotes eye wear claims for curing headaches nervousness and sleep loss through properly fitted glasses. It notes services include replacements for broken lenses frame repairs and mentions W. T. Irvine a graduate optician at 429 Main Street.

W. T. Irvine Main Street

China Japan clash feared over Manchurian railway

Tokyo approves restarting the Antung Mukden railway in Manchuria within days despite Chinese protests. Japan seeks route changes, standard gauge, fifteen soldiers per kilometer, and policing towns, while China calls these moves military aggression.

Tokio China Antung-Mukden Manchuria Japan

Tariff Schedule Shifts Hit Various Goods and Materials

The notice outlines revised tariffs on commodities including bituminous coal petroleum lumber timber wood pulp print paper leather boots and shoes agricultural implements works of art older scrap iron and steel structural steel sugar refined meat and related items with price ranges per unit. It lists new rates such as elevated cents per dozen and per pound and notes effective dates and scope for adjustments across multiple categories.

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Rose ST Lacrosse Tribune W. J. Schultz Newell Barber N. S Cale Donia Lokken Heatherbloom Shack H. J. Roth Wm. Roth Loomis Street North Bend, Wis Postum Co Postumes Co., Ltd Battle Creek, Ich Aon Toasties Gorn Sugar and Son Postum Cereal Mage Limited Louise Smythe Hans Breitman Mary Baker Eddy Row A. E. Stet Mrs. Stetson Terest Spain P. c
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