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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1905

Page

2

Exports of Manufactures Reach Largest Total Ever

Washington reports the bureau of statistics shows exports of manufactured goods for the fiscal year ended at 543,620,297 dollars, vastly higher than 1904 and 1900 totals, exceeding all articles exported in 1876 and surpassing Civil War era imports and exports. Iron and steel products lead, with locomotives to Japan rising notably. cotton manufactures surge to 49,666,080 dollars, led by cotton cloth exports to China and Japan.

Washington Bureau of Statistics Department of Commerce and Labor Canada South America Mexico West Indies Japan Argentina China

Milwaukee road employee drowns at Lake Dencon

Richard Justman a 23 year old Milwaukee transfer department employee drowned while bathing at Lake Dencon in the southeast part of Waukesha county. He, along with other railroad workers on vacation, went beyond his depth and sank before help could reach him. The sheriff and coroner were notified and a search continued after nightfall.

Waukesha Wis Richard Justman Eploye Milwaukee Road Tenth Street Milwaukee Lake Dencon Waukesha County Justman

Miss Roosevelt Attends Grand Manila Government House Ball

A grand ball honored Miss Roosevelt in Manila at the government house marble hall. She wore a vice regal native gown crafted by Filipino ladies over three months. Thousands attended as foreign ladies wore native costumes and Rear Admiral Enquist of the Russian navy joined the guests. The Taft party departed aboard the Logan yesterday for a southern trip.

Manila Government House Miss Roosevelt Enquist Taft United States Army Logan

Funeral of Mrs John Edwards Held at 1448 Wood Street

The funeral for Mrs. John Edwards, who died Saturday evening, was held this afternoon from the Wood Street residence Rev Vance officiating with Miller Bros in charge. She was sixty five born December 9 1839 and came to the city in 1855. Survived by three daughters and a son. The service proceeded to Oak Grove cemetery Prairie du Chien. Several local residents and visitors were noted in attendance.

John Edwards Wood Street Vance Miller Bros Edwards C. H. Scott Smithville Tex D. E. Leonard Waterloo Grace Edwards W. A. Edwards la Crosse

Death of J. F. Lander at Midway after long illness

J F Lander aged 75 of Midway died at 3 o clock yesterday morning after a prolonged illness from complications. Survived by a widow two daughters Mrs Henry Swarthout and Mrs Geo Wright and a son Mr Landers of Denver Colo The funeral was held this afternoon at the house Rev Hoisington of Onalaska officiating and William Dwyer in charge Interment at Brice Prairie Cemetery with many friends in attendance.

England Henry Swarthout Geo. Wright la Crosse Landers Denver Colo Hoisington Onalaska William Dwyer Brice’s Prairie

North Side Briefs Include Ankle Sprain Worker News

Charles Fay of Rose street is laid up with a sprained ankle. Miss Mabel Kent, guest of Miss Lizzie Butsch of lower Rose street, returned home today. Born to Mr and Mrs Lee Hampden, formerly of this city, but at pre-

Prairie du Chien Edward Grimes Rose Street Green Bay Albert Powell Viroqua Timothy Dwyer Mr. Donahue Cashton Ernest Owens North Side Bottling Works Zimmerman, Minn William Owens Henry Wittenberg Avon Street Louis Zoeller Wall Street Chicago American Can Co Walter Rice Frank Fuller Trakke Drug Store Harry Evjen Caledonia Street Lutheran Hospital Foreman Foley Burlington Road Grand Crossing la Crosse Goddard Hotel Jennie Murphy Minneapolis M. A. Kelley Foley House Millie Meyers Portage Anna Schneider Frank van Wormer Bangor St. James Church Charles Bristow Charles City North Side Charles Fay Mabel Kent Lizzie Butsch Lower Rose Street Lee Hampden

Mrs Maurer Plans Alaska Trip With Miss Walton

Miss Walton of Alaska, guest of Mrs A A Maurer, departs tonight for Chicago then Alaska with Mrs Maurer and W F Hayes. Hayes, Seattle attorney, won the Marie Carure case in the U S Supreme Court. Walton runs Nome Beach Bridgton Mining Co, with 600000 first clean up and 200 stockholders. company to pay at least 25 percent this fall.

Miss Walton Alaska A. A. Maurer Chicago Nome Beach Bridgton Mining Co Jefferson Street Bridgton N. J

Ninth annual Modern Woodmen picnic excursion details

The notice announces a $1.50 round trip to McGregor Iowa for the ninth annual picnic and excursion via Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway. Special trains depart La Crosse at 7 30 a m Thursday August 17 returning from McGregor at 7 15 p m the same day. Tickets valid only on listed trains with parade address Foresters drill baseball game at 1 30 p m post ville vs lansing field meets boat races water polo fireworks dancing and other Woodmen amusements for visitors.

McGregor Chicago Milwaukee & Ct. Paul la Crosse Postville Lansing

Diamonds Beat Shamrocks in 7–6 Thriller at Old Ball Park

The Diamonds defeated the Shamrocks 7 to 6 yesterday afternoon at the old ball park near Gund's brewery. Shamrocks held them scoreless until the sixth inning as Diamonds rallied for one in the sixth, three in the seventh, and three in the eighth. Batteries list Puent Nelson for the Diamonds and Balduzzie Rude Neutzer for the Shamrocks.

Diamonds Shamrocks Gund’s Brewery UH. Puent Nelson Will Balduzzie Rude Neutzer

Excursion Tickets to Elroy Fair Offered Aug 28 to Sept 1

Excursion rates available via the North Western Line from Aug 28 to Sept 1 with return limit Sept 2. Tickets obtainable through Chicago and North Western Railway agents.

Elroy Wis.) Fair North-Western Chicago & North-Western Ry

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