Jobbers Plan River Excursion To Prairie du Chien
Members of the La Crosse Manufacturers and Jobbers union are preparing for another river outing following last season's successful Red Wing two day trip. If enough members sign on, the group will depart La Crosse in the morning, stop at river towns, reach Prairie du Chien for a one night stay, and return the next morning. The plan hinges on satisfactory arrangements and large participation.
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la Crosse
Prairie du Chien
Enthusiasm At Capitol As Bryan Receives Notification
Republican and Democratic leaders mingle on a crowded capitol platform amid bright bunting. Bryan and Kern greet supporters at the Lincoln hotel and a formal notification ceremony unfolds with speeches, a reception, and plans for a Fairview visit.
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Capitol
Lincoln
Committee On Notification
Lincoln Hotel
Bryan
Fairview
Mack
Striking CPR Mechanics Paid Off and Discharged
Striking Canadian Pacific workers are paid off and discharged. Strikebreakers are being brought in in large numbers. Vice President White arrived from the coast and would only say the fight is to the finish. Grain movement to the coast is unusually heavy.
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Winnipeg
Canadian Pacific
White
Wanted a competent girl for cook and general house work
WANTED A competent girl for cook and general house work to Montana. Good wages. Apply at Alfred James, 224 No. 7th St. during evening. FOR RENT Nicely furnished room. Mrs. Herman Holtz, 1220 No. 4th St. In spite of modern millinery, lets try to remember that woman's a woman for a hat.
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Montana
Alfred James
Herman Holtz
Henry Esperson Joins Majority In La Crosse Death Notice
Henry Esperson aged 78 died at La Crosse hospital after ten days of stomach illness. Born February 11 1830 on Bornholm Denmark he lived much of his life in La Crosse as a real estate businessman and public official. Survived by sons Arthur and Frank funeral at Christchurch tomorrow at 2 30 led by Rev. Goldsmith with Tillman Brothers directing.
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Henry Esperson
la Crosse
Mr. Espersen
Denmark
Bornholm
Rvenne
Christian Esperson
Order of Danneboro
Esperson
Copenhagen
America
New York City
Milwaukee
Caroline Matilda Mead
Brooklyn
N. Y
Hoffman
New York
Wisconsin Senate
Arthur
Camp Company
Frank
Christchurch
Goldsmith
Sparta
Tillman Brothers
Tyrolese Gowned Women Greet King Edward at Ischle
King Edward rode through lines of Tyrolese peasant girls who showered flowers on his royal carriage as he arrived at Ischle to honor Emperor Francis Joseph. The aged emperor greeted him at the station and the two monarchs exchanged a warm reception. They lunched in the villa and drove together to discuss state questions, with Turkey likely on the agenda.
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Ischle
Austria
Edward
Francis Joseph
Turkey
Gus Grams
L. A
Raymond
Tenneson
Jost
Charles Jost
Mesdames Bryant
Sisson
Norway
South Side
Weigandt
Koehler
Affeldt
Voss
Halversen
Siede
Klawitzer
Peterson
Hoff
North Side
Kaiser
Gilbert
Nelford Kabbat
Anderson
Dolby
Larson
Noem
Pietz
Amps
Bob Fitz
Tracey’’ Sisson
Linker
Candy Wheels
Mary Poehling Dies After Illness at 44
After ten days of brain fever Miss Mary Poehling aged 44 died at 6 this morning. She was sister to J. J. Poehling a local dry goods merchant. The funeral is set for Friday at 9 a.m. from the Cathedral with Miller Bros. in charge.
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Mary Poehling
J. J. Poehling
Miller Bros
Wisconsin Granite Dealers Open Semiannual Meeting at La Crosse
The Wisconsin Retail Granite and Marble Dealers association held its fourth semiannual meeting at Hotel Stoddard in La Crosse with City Attorney John F. Doherty delivering a welcome. Delegates from major firms across the state attended, new members were admitted, and tours included Hyne & Benrud factory and La Crosse Monumental works followed by a cemetery visit and a baseball game. A social session and smoker closed the day.
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Wisconsin Retail Granite and Marble Dealers’ Association
Hotel Stoddard
John F. Doherty
Doherty
la Crosse
Carl Manby
Green Bay
Post Office
Hynne & Benaud
Mueller Bros
Portage
H. Scheele
Sheboygan
Jas. Shover
Milwaukee
J. Zimmerman
Wauwatosa
Weeks
Readsburg
Turner and Blumenthal
Columbus
A. S. Jackson
Beloit
Marathon Granite Company
Wausau
Vermont Marble Works
Chicago
R. V. Sprover
George Bros
Dixon, Ill
P. Mackenhoupt
F. W. Genriel
Simon Lee
Stoughton, Wis
J. J. Crizer
Whitehall
J. H. Grindell
Redmen Name Committees At Wisconsin Convention Today
The Wisconsin Redmen convention opens with about 200 delegates. Committees are appointed in the morning session and reports read in the afternoon. Grand Sachem Raymond will not seek re election, signaling a contest for the next ruler. Delegates elect a Grand Council of the United States delegate to Bridgeport Conn in September.
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Wisconsin Redmen
Grand Sac
E. C. Raymond
Grand Council of the
President Sends Plunkett Wire From Auckland
The governor of New Zealand Lord Plunkett has received a cablegram from Roosevelt. Contents are not made public. The principal entertainment for fleet officers and men is ended, with Thursday Friday and Saturday devoted to sports and minor entertainments.
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Auckland
New Zealand
Lord Plunkett
Roosevelt
Militia patrols in Portsmouth amid race tensions
Portsmouth, Va. Aug. 12 Three militia companies patrol the streets to avert a threatened race war as detectives hunt for the assailant who killed Policeman Winder and for James Strong, a negro, after the shooting of Mrs. Catherine Showell. Vast citizen anger has cooled. no trace yet of the hunted pair.
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Portsmouth
Catherine Showell
James Strong
Parkins Wins as California Regulars Dominate Primaries
Complete returns from the California primaries show regulars in both parties carrying the state. The results favor renomination of Republican Julius Kahn and RE A. Hayes, and Democratic Senator Parkins.
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Parkins
San Francisco
California
Julius Kahn
RE. A. Hayes
Vendors Talk Up Sales as Paddles Cry at Gathering
Vendors begin to cry their paddles as the afternoon program starts, signaling rising activity and a lively market scene. The scene captures vendors reacting to early momentum and attendees settling in for the next segment.
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