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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1905
Page
6
A dominant performance by a pitcher who allowed only four hits and no baserunners until late innings. Cahill starred at the plate with five chances and a quick double play with Kenetchy. Jones added a three RBI single in a decisive La Crosse win over Oshkosh, 10 to 4.
La Crosse routed Oshkosh 5 to 6 in a decisive league contest. The locals, led by the Jones pitcher who had a fierce edge, needed the win to stay atop the standings as the dramatic game unfolded with every run earned.
Milwaukee Road officials reportedly plan a steam line along the Fox River valley linking cities in the valley. The project, long discussed, would connect area towns and reflects the railroad's ten year aim to unify the region by rail.
Kenosha Wisconsin August 15 The City of Traverse remained in Kenosha harbor late last evening Captain Jones secured fresh clearance papers for Chicago and the boat is expected to depart for Chicago The day saw no sailing activity but organizers sought local sentiment toward the boat’s operation with a cool reception reported and a plan to attempt another voyage from Chicago.
James Sheridan reports from Sligo Ireland that peasants no longer remove hats to landlords. The writer notes thriving peasants and a bountiful crop including fine peaches and grapes around Sligo as the regime changes take hold in this city report from Janesville Wisconsin dated August 15.
Beloit Wisconsin August news reports Merle T. Adkins class of 1903 and Beloit college pitcher now with Baltimore in the Eastern league married Florence Troégier. Adkins attends Johns Hopkins Medical College when not playing baseball and had been expected to wed a college graduate he was close to during his Beloit years.
Following yacht events Oshkosh Wisconsin hosts races on August 22 to 24 at the new driving park. Events include trots and paces with purses from 300 to 600 dollars under American trotting rules. A match race features Nicholas J. of Fond du Lac against Taylor H. of Oshkosh.
Sun Prairie Rev A J Kueline of Milwaukee diocese died suddenly of paralysis at about age 48. Barron Rosanna Prothers aged 103, longtime inmate of the county poor farm. Madison Rev Christian P Wilke pastor thirty years of the German Lutheran church. Oregon Mrs Helen Marvin wife of prominent pioneer and grain merchant A B Marvin.
Oshkosh resident Mertz was struck by an automobile owned by E. G. Jackson causing cuts and bruises and bicycle damage. In Cedarburg Ozaukee county fair set for Sept 22 and 23 with $1,200 speed program. Jacob Dietrich secretary. In Madison the State Horticultural Society summer meeting date set for Aug 20 at Oshkosh.
Barron County numbers show 28 342 residents, up 4 065 in five years. The town highlights several actions to take after reading the want ads, including renting a furnished room.
By the will of George FE F Dodge of Nashua New Hampshire one hundred fifty thousand dollars is to be divided among several public funds and institutions.
Among the bequests is a provision of 25000 dollars to Beloit College. The document outlines several endowments and gifts as part of the estate settlement, detailing allocations to educational and civic institutions.
The passage emphasizes constant reading of want ads to stay alert for opportunity and fortune. It frames regular ad scanning as a habit that keeps job seekers mindful of potential success.
Madison dispatch reports Miss Rose Zander of Manitowoc will marry Emmet D. Angell assistant instructor in gymnastics at the University of Wisconsin in New York this week. The couple began romance during Angell's first wife’s illness when Rose nursed her in a Madison hospital until her death.
Tribune reports on local happenings on the north side, delivering brief updates from business, schools, and community groups. Readable items include event notices, incidents, and civic activity shaping daily life in the neighborhood.
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