Man Buried in Indian Hill Sand Cave-In
Otto Mittelbach, 24, a painter employed with a steam shovel crew at Indian Hill, was buried up to his neck by a sand collapse yesterday. A second cave-in buried him to the shoulders, trapping him and leaving rescuers to shift heavy earth to reach him. He lives at 306 Rose Street and remained conscious during the perilous incident.
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Otto Mittelbach
Rose Street
Indian Hill
Mr. Mittelbach
Local Visits and Health Notes From the North Side
A list of residents visiting family and friends across cities including Minneapolis Chicago Prairie du Chien and Genoa. Notables include Mrs. F Anderson and Miss Polly Gustad while James Selby and Mittelbach recover from illnesses and injuries. Several clergy and residents are noted traveling or hosting guests.
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J. H. Wilson
George Street
Harry McCabe
Minneapolis
Ashland
Polly Gustad
Chicago
Ben Franke
Prairie du Chien
Miss Munger
St. Paul
Pat Ward
Start remodeling of Roundhouse in Milwaukee
Work on the addition to the Milwaukee roundhouse began this morning. Twelve stalls will be extended from 65 to 88 feet, enabling the yard to house large engines. Cost estimated at 25000 to 30000 dollars, with about four months of work and employment for many men.
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Milwaukee Roundhouse
NORTH SIDE BRIEFS
Charles W. Flint and family visit relatives at Coggan Iowa for a few days. Henry Lund and family visit friends and relatives at Galesburg Illinois. Mrs N H Kent returns from visit with relatives at St Paul. Miss Pauline Rouse of Galesburg...
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Charles W. Flint
Coggan
Henry Lund
Galesburg
N. H. Kent
St. Paul
Pauline Rouse
Reenacted Battle of Summit Spring by Cody Wild West show
Visitors to Col. Cody's Wild West spectacle witness a dramatic reenactment of the Battle of Summit Spring with Chief of Scouts Tall Bull slain and U S Cavalry officers providing official details. Presented in New York Washington and Chicago to acclaim for atmosphere and realism.
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Col. Cody
Buffalo Bill
Wild West
Congress of Rough Riders of
Summit Spring
Colonel Cody
Tall Bull
General Carr
U. S
New York
Washington
Chicago
Tug Tom Dowling Sinks After Dock Fire in Ashland
Ashland Wisconsin records another disaster as the tug Tom Dowling sinks after catching fire at its dock. Three city firemen board the vessel to battle the blaze when it capsizes and sinks. The incident marks the vessel’s third sinking in nine months.
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Ashland
Wis
Tom Dowling
Dowling
Nomination Papers Filed for September 1908 Primary
County Clerk I C H Rawlinson certifies the list of all persons who filed nomination papers in the Secretary of State and his office for the primary election to be held in La Crosse County on September 1 1908 in towns villages wards and precincts.
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I. C. H. Rawlinson
la Crosse
Secretary of State
Neal Brown
Franklin Street
Samuel A
William H. Hatton
Water Street
Milwaukee
Wis
New London
Francis E. McGovern
Astor Street
Isaac Stephenson
Riverside Avenue
Marinette
A John A. Aylward
North Pinckney Street
Winifred Douglas Cox
Pleasant Street
James O. Davidson
Soldiers Grove
Frank Avenue
Madison
Harvey A Brown
Racine
Adolph J. Schmitz
Tenth Street
Burt Williams
East Front Street
Charles Herbert Forward
Union Street
John Strange
Eeereere
Algoma Street
Chester M. Wrighteesneses
Ashland
Oshkosh
Michigan Street
Petra Vara
Manitowoc
James F. Trottman
Farwell Avenue
ERS
Eeee
Miles T. Gettings
North
Jackson Street
Linus Helm
Main
James A. Frear
Walnut
John G. Irwin
Wyocena
Monroe
Hudson
Columbia County
Frank B. Schutz
Ceess
Thirty-First Street
T. Ee
George T. Heslin
Maiden Rock
Waldemar Ager
Chestnut Street
Frank N. Bernardy
Park Ridge Avenue
Henry M. Parks
Banks Avenue
Pierce County
Eau Claire
William F. Pierstorff
Middleton
Andrew H. Dahl
Westby
Superior
Dane County
Vernon County
Jabez Burritt Smith
West Gilman Street
Frank L. Gilbert
Spaight
Horace B. Walmsley
AEM
Aem Si Aksed Ces Cor
Seventh & Oak Sts
Second Street
Baraboo
William Guillaume
Hartford
David Walden Emerson
Emerson
James E. Abbott
West Gorham Street
Herman W. Bistorius
Leeann
Iernssin
Thomas Morris
Berlin Street
Earl G. Staats
Charles & Rublee
John E. McConnell
South Fourteenth St
James T. Day
Pine Street
John Mulder
Rose Street
Bangor
Martin C. Casberg
Holland
Valentine S. Keppel
Charles H. Rawlinson
South Seventh Street
James H. Theodore Sidensol
Badger Street
William Weimar
West Avenue
McHugh
la Cross
Louis B. Omerberg
South Eighth Street
Andrew E. Smith
Onalaska
Leonard Kleeber
North Sixth Street
Circuit Court
Theodore J. Ritter
Avon Street
Eugene Homn
Russell
Smith
George D. Wright
South Nineteenth St
Essteases
Clark L. Hood
James Thompson
North Seventh Street
Shelby
Register of Eesistence
Edward Scheufler
South Fifth Street
Frank H. Aiken
Main Street
Edward Larson
Division Street
Charles M. Jarvis
Market Street
William van Loon
George P. Bradish
Cass Street
Wisconsin
C. H. Rawlinson
County
Kidney Cure Claim From O T Erhart Ad
An old advertisement warns that not using Foley's Kidney Cure leads to kidney and bladder disease, insisting the remedy cures all forms of kidney and bladder troubles per O T Erhart.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
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