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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1909

Page

16

Three Boys Die in Abandoned Mine Gas Tragedy

In Moline Illinois three youths Walter Cole 15 William Cole 12 and Arthur Harrington 14 died from coal gas in an abandoned Leader Cave mine east of the city. The accident occurred after the boys entered the shaft they uncovered and descended. Walter and his father and Arthur Harrington died while Mrs Cole and others were nearby but not harmed.

Moline Ill Molina Walter Cole Wm. Cole Arthur Harrington Casi Harrington Cale Cole Ehsaft Otto Leader

Humphrey Seizes Two Barrels of Fish in De Soto

Deputy Game Warden George Kingsley confiscated two barrels of fish shipped from De Soto alleged to be improperly marked and one barrel containing a game fish. Owners Joseph Osborne and A Long of De Soto, sheriff holds a warrant and expects appearances in Viroqua tomorrow.

George, Kingsley de Soto Joseph, Osborne A. Long de Boto Viroqua Tate

City group acts to keep Kenyon and Hackney factories

Waukesha committee to view Kenyon Co. today and Hackney blamed for neglect. Board of trade appoints special committees to stop removal of Muckner Altar Works and Kenyon Auto Boat Top from La Crosse. Kenyon plans factory, 40 workers now, up to 100 next summer. seeks affordable site and building on their own terms.

Board of Trade Muckner Altar Works Kenyon Auto-boat Top Company la Crosse la Crosse Club Kenyon Company Aidain Kroner Wale Lace Montague H. C. Kline A. Hirshheimer Hackner Aida Adam Kroner Council Hackpest Tocata Fresten Fair

Mysterious murder of young girl shocks Rochester

In Rochester on August 10 an inquest began into the death of Anna Schumacher aged 17. Autopsy indicates strangulation followed by beating with a rock. A couple claims to have seen a man approach the girl after prayer by her sister’s grave, a possible lead. Sheriff Gillette offers 400 dollars for the capture of the murderer.

Rochester Miles Schumacher Dayton Ohio N. Y Anna Schumacher Waa Semulchra Anna Iister Murkite Miss Schumacher

Couple Drown While Bathing at Lake Michigan

South Haven, Mich Aug 10 The couple Atydia Johnson and George Englebrecht of South Chicago drowned yesterday while swimming beyond the breakers in Lake Michigan. Hundreds watched as the tragedy unfolded with no one realizing they needed aid. Johnson, a good swimmer, ventured beyond rough water and undertow, and Englebrecht tried in vain to rescue her as both sank.

South Haven Mich Mise Atydia Johnaon George Engletrecht South Chicago Lake Michigan Ihefara Breaker Inc Enflobrecht

Outdated patent nostrums claim cures for colds

An OCR fragment parrots advertisements for calarrh tonics and cures made in Toledo. It touts ingredients and claimed effects on blood and mucous passages, naming firms and dubious testimonials. The text reads as a period piece of aggressive patent medicine promotion with questionable medical claims.

FF. J. Peco Toledo O. Costae Boring Tall Tolags Oslo Fier & Co Joe Dottie Houmotlam and the Swift Specific CO Atlanta, Ga

Open warfare looms as Ballinger faces charges of misrule

A stalled public lands controversy intensifies as critics accuse Secretary Ballinger of grave maladministration. The Roosevelt and Taft factions clash over land withdrawals and water power policies while Gifford Pinchott and others condemn the administration’s technical legal defenses. Efforts focus on Ballinger’s forthcoming reply to mounting charges at the Washington conservation congress.

N Secretary of the Interior Myptana Missouri Roosevelt Taft Ballinger Forbliis Pinchott Ronsevelt United States Gifford Pinchott Congress Resolutions Committee E. H. Libbey Clarkston Wash Washington Conservation Association Washington Gifford Plachett Mal| Unger

Winona Excursion Cancelled By Low River Water

The Old Settlers Association postponed its annual outing after Oli Sattler's excursion was delayed by a late steamer and low river water. Captain Streckfusa reported the J. S. would arrive around two, but water conditions hindered progress and the Winona stop was delayed to three in the afternoon.

Oli Sattler Winona J. S John Streckfusa Old Settlers’ Association

Removal Demands Against Miles Murphy Sparks Council Action

A petition to discharge city street foreman Miles Murphy accuses him of discriminatory pressure to divert work from Dan Moore to his ally Meinke. Ole Thoreson swears Murphy threatened him and forcibly shoved him, then claimed Murphy admitted his work was satisfactory. The council will consider the petition at Friday's meeting.

Miles Murphy Elty Melnke North Side Prefersnes Dani Moore Ole Thereson Murphy Thorpson Notary Public A. FE. Bleekman Afternion Council Thoreson Dan Moore Forman Lout Moore Meinke Murphy Moore Fin Hqnor Manor Moore Murphy Tharepan Maya Teamatera Ife Fisher Grady

Evelyn Thaw Denies Demand for Money

New York Aug. 10 Evelyn Thaw denies demanding 3600,000 from the Thaws family while her husband awaits a sanity ruling at White Plains. She says living on 70 dollars a week plus 25 ninety monthly, and laments finances while noting she sent Kara the king snake back to the Bronx zoo. The White Plains family would not comment on the reported demand. Mrs Thaw says no lawsuit against the Thaws would occur.

New York Evelyn Nosul Daige Mills Kara Bronx Mrs. Thow Tam White Plains Harry Marry Mary Copley Thawas Judge Mills

Off With Big Throng At Boat Curtailed Speech

A dramatic scene unfolds as theatre magnate Charlie Frohman is mobbed by a large crowd during a public event. He uses the name Pete Newburg to escape attention, then a passenger boat departs southward amid laughter and chaos.

Trark Peter No Lo Charlie Frohman Sha Uuts Frotwnacan Frohman Pete Newburg

Lansing Excursion With Brass Band Draws Crowds

A Lansing boat excursion hosted by a brass band drew a lively crowd despite stormy weather. Local figures welcomed visitors, warned against minor disturbances, and noted fashion, trades, and entertainment as the party toured the river route from Lansing to La Crosse.

ALL Lansing Lansing la Crosse P. J. Conway F. Wolfa Bert van Steenwyk Himsalf Merchants’ Association Pete Newburg Censers Aire Edlitors Lansing Papers Ces Porters Pete Paul Lutz Tndia Karl Kurtenacker Karl Jn Lansing Kerr la Crovain Wiliam Strauss Billy Wiggenborn Milwaukes Lanaing Parker George Martin Roth Art Hobbeck Otto Dumke Casper Newburg Laneitz FL Thomas R. Hufschmidt J. J. Dunlevy

Forty infant deaths flood New York morgue amid heat wave

New York reports forty infant corpses in the morgue the highest tally since the General Slocum disaster. Twenty seven came from the Foundling Asylum and the rest from hospitals. Heat kept families awake as 10,000 slept on Coney Island sands and parks were opened for relief.

New York Seniment District

Grade crossing as death traps in city streets

Chicago August 10 two men James O Connor and Dennis Crowdley railroad employee were killed by a Baltimore and Ohio engine at a grade crossing in the down town. bodies mutilated beyond recognition. Crew found a bloody leg on the pilot after the accident.

Chicago James O'Connor Dennis Crowdley Baltimore & Ohio

Fragmented Civic Proverbs From a Fragmented Voice

An OCR like row presents a rambling collection of nonsensical maxims about mistakes, marriage, lawyers, umbrellas, neighbors, punishment, crops, prices, and self made men. The tone evokes a rustic newspaper column of aphorisms with unclear author and dated style.

Local Contract Lets For Exhibition Grounds Structures

The contract for erecting a machine shed at the Interstate grounds and an annex to the exposition building has been let to Frank F.R. Schwal of this city. The work is projected at approximately $1,500.

Frank FR. Schwal

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