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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1909
Page
1
Joseph Dvorak Killed by Lightning at Brewery Site
Joseph Dvorak, 56, of 1313 Jackson Street, a Burlington railroad section hand, was struck dead by a bolt of lightning near the John Gund Brewing Company during a morning washout check. He was inspecting a washout when the lightning struck the shovel he carried, tearing his shirt and vest and killing him instantly. Coroner's office notified. no inquest planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Flannigan
Joseph Dvorak
Jackson Street
Burlington Road
John Gund Brewing Company
Dvorak
Andrew Dojato
Carl Laughlin
South Junction
Flannigan
J. A. Albrechtson
Burlington Company
Gund Company
Albrechtson
Gund
McGrath
Messrs
Tetley and
Elbertson
L. Kleeber
Excursionists Return From Lansing Trip In Gala Mood
A large crowd of excursionists from La Crosse returned by boat around ten oclock after a lively day. P J Conway of Lansing gave the welcome and was present at departure. A notable ball game saw Waukon beat Harmony 11 to 6 with a home run by W Scoville. The lineups included Beddow and Scovel for Waukon and Felling Babcock Lang Helle for Harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Merchants’ Association
Lansing
P. J. Conway
B. F. Thomas
R. Hufschmidt
J. J. Dunlevy
Waukon
Harmony
W. Scoville
Beddow
W. Scovel
Matter
H. Scovel
Lease
Clark
Tully
Meinert
W. Beddow
Felling
Babcock
Lang
Helle
Blexrud
Ellis
Brokken
Johnson
Pulver
R. H
Wauken
la Crosse
Italian Youth Avenges Brother by Killing Slayer
In New York Amato Santaneillo, 17, an Italian immigrant, fatally wounds Cascone Santangello, the man who killed his brother and cousin years earlier, after tracking him for eight months. Cascone, wounded, slashes Amato as detectives move in. Cascone dies in hospital while Amato prays for his rival's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amate Santaniello
Italy
Charmarino Santaneillo
Terige Santicello
Cascone
Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel
East 115Th Street
Amato Santaneillo
America
Mulberry Street
Amato
Carmen Union Holds Special Jullification Meeting
The carmen's union will convene a special jullification meeting tonight to thank the arbitrators and express satisfaction with the arbitration results on their grievances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen’s’ Union
Alleged Kidnapper Released in Panama Case
Indictment charging Mrs. Helen Spencer with kidnapping three chorus girls was dismissed at the district attorney’s request in New York. The arrest stemmed from accusations she lured the women to Panama with stage jobs. the girls later admitted their tale was perjured and the claimed suicide during extradition proved false.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Helen Spencer
Panama
Guayaquil
Spencer
America
Ballinger Defended At National Irrigation Congress
Spokane dispatch reports the National Irrigation Congress debates Secretary Ballinger’s actions on water power sites in Montana. Resolutions praise Roosevelt conservation and reclamation services while Ballinger’s leadership is challenged as Pardee is chosen permanent chairman. Howard Elliott lauds reclamation work and voices tensions between policy, politics and progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Washa
Montana
Sallinger
Roosevelt
National Irrigation Congress
Congress
Ballinger
E. D. Vincent
Arizona
California
Wenzel Heirsche
Nebraska
Pardee
Howard Elliott
Northern Pacific
Reclamation Service
Washout damage delays Milwaukee passenger train near Houston Minn
Heavy morning rain washed a 35 foot by 1 foot deep track section on the Southern Minnesota division near Houston Minnesota delaying Milwaukee line passenger No. 23 for about three hours. A 16 foot high embankment on a Burling ton sidetrack washed away 20 feet with repairs begun by a crew. Laborer Joseph Dvorak was killed by lightning. The main Milwaukee Northwest ern lines remained in good shape as sand and mud filled the Mississippi river bridge approach. Three inches of rain fell, per the U S weather bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Minn
Minnesota
Milwauke Road
Burlington
Gund Brewing Company
Waer
Joseph Dvorak
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Mississippi River
U. S. Weather Bureau
City water chambers show filth as expert inspects supply
Mayor Sorensen and city officials watched an exhibition of dirty water at the pumping station as Prof. Wolf from State University began a multi day survey of the water system. Engineers said cleaning requires shutting down pumps and only occurs during heavy rains. Prof. Wolf and Engineer Bradish initiated a tour to assess options for a pure water supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorensen
Bradish
Bell
Wolf
Schlicher
State University
Grand Army Parade Stirs Salt Lake City Encampment
The 43rd annual Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Salt Lake City features a morning parade with nearly all veterans in line. The 15th U. S. Infantry from Fort Douglas leads, followed by Utah National Guard. Illinois veterans head the state contingent as Utah closes the march. A living flag formed by 1,200 schoolchildren wowed spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Utah
Grand Army of the Republic
15Th U. S. Infantry
Fort Douglas
Utah National Guard
Illinois
Sutton Story Has a New Version in Naval Board
In Annapolis on August 11 the naval board heard conflicting views of Lieut James N Sutton. Dr Gilbert E Coleman and Miss Mary Stewart described him as lovable and cheery during the hours before the tragedy. Lieut Allen Sumner testified Sutton was overbearing and untruthful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
James N. Sutton
Naval Board
Gilbert E. Coleman
Mary Stewart
Sutton
Allen Sumner
Norfolk
Archbishop Glennon Calls Government to Break Trusts
Archbishop J J Glennon of St Louis urged the government to pull the teeth of trusts saying the law should treat trusts as individuals or parties at protest risk. He spoke before leaving for Salt Lake City to help dedicate the new Catholic cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis, Mo
Labor Party
J. J. Glennon
St Louis
Salt Lake
Daisy Turner Krauss Seeks Divorce from Dr Krauss
Daisy Turner Krauss a prominent Memphis society figure and noted southern novelist filed for divorce from Dr William Krauss in Memphis Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy
Memphis
Tenn
Daisy Turner Krauss
Wm. Krauss
Weather briefing for Upper Midwest regions today
La Crosse records 64 with high 82 and 4 mph winds. Rainfall totals to 7 am stand at 30 inches. Forecasts show unsettled weather across Wisconsin with showers tonight or Thursday and warmer in the north. Minnesota and Iowa expect showers tonight and Thursday as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Wisconsin
North
Minnesota
Iowa
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