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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1905

Page

2

M Connell A Veteran Civil War Sergeant Laid to Rest

The late James McConnell was buried at Mindoro after serving as first sergeant under Capt. Charles Kimbell for three and a half years in the Civil War. Born in Trumbell county near Hiram Hill, he came to Wisconsin in 1851, lived in Lewis Valley, ran a mill for a decade, then farmed nearby before moving to Sparta two years ago. He died August 15 from a complication of diseases. Uncle Barber officiated. S. C. Letson was in charge.

James McConnell Mindoro Charles Kimbell Trumbell County Hiram Hill Wisconsin Lewis Valley Sparta S. C. Letson

Pole Falls as Rope Breaks During Lift

A Wisconsin Lighting & Power crew raising a large telephone pole near Mill and Gould streets saw the rope snap and the pole fall to the ground. Several workers narrowly avoided injury in the incident this morning.

Wisconsin Lighting & Power Company Mill and Gould Streets

North Side Briefs Highlight Local Social News

Miss Ann and Delia Kelly visit Miss Margaret Keaveny while Miss Campbell travels to Lan sing Iowa to stay with grandparents. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Frank Collier of Caledonia street. Rose street pharmacist father. Maude and Genivieve Cox go to Minneapolis for a few days. William Strauss of Rose street travels to New York to buy stock for a Milwaukee store. George Reed Sr of lower Avon street and Miss Grace Johnson depart for Brainerd Minnesota. Mullikin family at 719 Mill street open a camp near West La Crosse for a stay. Mrs William Achenbach and Julius visit sister Mrs Peter Grenesen at 918 St Andrews street. Grace Wilson of Onalaska attends I O G T meeting at North La Crosse. Mrs Emily MacFarlan of Mason City Iowa visits her father Christ Peterson in West La Crosse. Eight stock trains noted.

Ann Delia Kelly Margaret Keaveny Miss Campbell Lansing Frank Collier Caledonia Street Rose _ street Maude Genivieve Cox Minneapolis William Strauss Rose Street New York Milwaukee George Reed, Sr Lower Avon Street Grace Johnson James McCarthy Berlin Street Brainerd, Minn Mullikin Mill Street West la Crosse William

Stock Yard Output Forecast as 400 Empty Cars Rush To Centers

The article notes that over 400 empty stock cars at yards are being rushed to shipping centers and predicts heavy stock output this year. It also lists local person moves and visits including Jerry Jollivette returning home from Memidji and various residents traveling to Freeport Galesville and St. Charles for visits and games.

Burlington Road Jerry Jollivette Memidji Minneapolis Miss Irma Lulu Shackley Mill Street Freeport Irma Leonard Shackley Menominee Mich William Boyle George Street Galesville George Perry Guttenberg John Nelson Caledonia Minn Drager Avon Street Vought

Miss Schulz to Wed Miss Schulz to Wed

Hulda Schulz youngest daughter of Fred A Schulz Sr of Hortonville will wed Chas A Fromm of Milwaukee on Tuesday. Rev Boetcher will perform the ceremony at the bride’s home after which the couple will move to Milwaukee where Fromm works as a traveling salesman for Phillip Gross Hardware. Mrs F A Schulze and Mrs Helen Bilman traveled from Avon street to Hortonville to attend.

Hulda Schulz Fred A. Schulz Hortonville F. A. Schulz, Jr North Side Chas. A. Fromm Milwaukee Boetcher Phillip Gross Hardware Company

Negro Workers Hero Of Chicago Strike Highlighted

At the National Negro Business League convention in New York S Laing Williams praised the courage of colored strike breakers in Chicago. He cited that of 6000 imported workers only 700 were Black and described their defiant stance under attack. John Wanamaker urged business leaders to ignore color and Booker T. Washington was elected league president with Emmet J. Scott as secretary.

New York Chicago National Negro Business League S. Laing Williams Chicago Teamsters Curry League Teamsters John Wanamaker Business League Booker T. Washington Emmet J. Scott Tuskegee Ala

Athletes Clash As Lansing and La Crosse Meet Tomorrow

The Tan city team faces Lansing in an afternoon league game on the diamond. Hastings will pitch for Lansing and Colman the Tomah Indian for La Crosse.

Lansing, Ja Hastings Lansing Colman la Crosse

Former La Crosse Soldier Visits After Army Service

Charles Jensen, once a well known La Crosse youth, tours the city after a two year absence spent in the regular army in the Philippines with the Fourth Infantry. He was mustered out recently and plans a brief visit. State Veterinarian E G Roberts of Janesville drifts through en route to northern Wisconsin. Mrs Wagner of St Paul visits sister Miss Julia Mc Grath.

Charles Jensen la Crosse Philippines Jensen Fourth Infantry E. G. Roberts Janesville

Do runa Is the Medicine for the Poor Man

Geo A Hughes from Indianapolis praises Peruna claiming it cured his run down catarrh and energized him from age forty five. He states he was very thin and felt much better after using Peruna, calling it the medicine for poor man and noting his carpenter work.

Geo. A. Hughes Mass. Ave Indianapolis Ind Maz

Congressman Henderson Endorses Peruna for Catarrh

Hon Thomas J Henderson member of Congress from Illinois and Union Army veteran writes from Washington that Peruna has given his family the best results as a tonic and cure for catarrh. He urges acceptance of Peruna as superior with a $10,000 bank guarantee for testimonials authenticity. Dr Hartman of Columbus Ohio extends confidentiality for correspondence.

Thos. J. Henderson Congress Ilinois Union Army Lemon Building Washington, D.C Market Exchange Bank Columbus Ohio Hartman Hartman Sanitarium

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