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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1909

Page

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Hartwell Denies Ferris Statement In Strike Wage Dispute

Hartwell, lawyer for Morris and Hartwell, disputes W. J. Ferris in the La Crosse car strike brief. He says the men never asked for less than 25 cents an hour and that Ferris misrepresented proposed wages and his own role in the negotiations.

The Tribune Fred H. Hartwell Morris and Hartwell W. J. Ferris la Crosse Water Powers Board of Arbitration Ferris Humphreys Hartwell Humphrey la Crosse Mem. Oranda Mr. Hartwell

Norris Bachellor Buys Granddad Bluff for Timber and Quarrying

Norris Bachellor former alderman and western land protector closed a deal to buy Granddad bluff from Mrs. Wl. I. Bliss of 1504 Main street. He has hired Burt S. Meade to remove the timber and plans to begin quarrying next spring, with a possible railroad contract to supply quarries for Samington rail line. Citizens hoped the park commission would preserve the landmark.

Norris Bachellor Granddad Bluff Wl. I. Bliss Main Street Burt S. Meade Meade Stone Company Bachellor Samineton ,Railroad Mr. Meade Park Commission Grand Daddy Bluff

Tomah man charged in cruel thrift case burial saved

Chicago Aug 24 A Chicago sweep squad and Special Ward Superintendent C H M Donald rescued laborer John Simpson from burial in potters field after his father Henry Simpson refused burial funds. John died Aug 15 from blood poisoning after a thumb scratch Aug 7 and lay unburied while Henry Simpson, Tomah foreman, disputed his son's fate.

Chicago C. H. M Donald Potter's Field John Simpson Henry Simpson Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Tomah Wis Potters’ Field McDonald Simpson Mount Carmel Cemetery Henry F. Simpson Mr. Simpson

Real Estate Transfer in La Crosse Over Simonton Addition

Wenzel Vsteska transfers property to John Vrehota in Block 7 of Simonton’s Addition in the city of La Crosse. The deed outlines the transfer of ownership within this historic neighborhood development.

Wenzel Vsteska John Vrehota Simonton City of la Crosse

Wedding Postponed as Cudahy Alleged Tubercular Heel

Fear that E. I. Cudahy the Omaha packer suffers from tubercular bone in his heel prompted postponement of his wedding to Miss Nora Brewer of San Francisco. The ceremony was due to be held at San Mateo tomorrow.

San Francisco Cal E. I. Cudahy Nora Brewer San Mateo

Ballinger Withdraws 2950 Acres for Power Sites

Washington August 20 The Interior Department under Secretary Ballinger and Acting Secretary Pierce withdrew 2950 acres along the White River in Utah for temporary power site use. The move aims to allow Congress time to enact laws preserving government power sites and preventing monopolies.

Washington, D. C Interior Department Ballinger Interior Pierce White River Utah Congress

National Rifle Camp Opens at Camp Perry Ohio

La Crosse men join the national rifle tournament at Camp Perry Ohio in late August and early September. Teams from the Army Navy Marine Corps academies and militia groups compete along with rifle clubs and individual marksmen. Secretary of War Dickinson expects to attend as about 3000 shooters participate. Congress appropriated 12000 dollars for feeding the event and prizes total thousands of dollars.

LA Crosse Camp Perry Ohio America Uited States Army and Navy Marine Corps Military and Naval Academies Naval Dickinson National Board For the Promotion of Rifle Practice National Rifle Association Ohio State Rifle Association Department of the Lakes Rifle Association Congress

Curtiss Captures Spotlight at Rheims Aviation Week

Amid celebrations in Rheims, Glen Curtiss attracts crowds as he wings his biplane in a trial flight and recalls his brinkmanship avoiding a midair collision with Rene Dumanest’s Antoinette. Other stars include Roger Sommer, Louis Bleriot, and highlights from world speed events.

Rheims France Wright Brothers Glen Curtiss Curtiss Rene M. Dumanest Dumanest Roger Sommer Louis Bierjot English Channel Sommer Rieriot

Regan to launch defamation suit after Wagener probe

Milwaukee businessman M. J. Regan says he will use the discovery statute to pursue damages for alleged defamation. He claims the Wagener testimony triggered the move and warns of a forthcoming sensational development. Regan was named in connection with a $35,000 bribe in the Stephenson election matter but was cleared by investigation.

Milwaukee Wis M. J. Regan Regan Wagner Stephenson

Diver searches harbor for thirty thousand dollars in pearls

John Christie, diver, began a mission to recover thirty thousand dollars worth of pearls lost a week earlier by Mrs. Edwin T. Earle, wife of a billionaire publisher, at the San Pedro harbor. He commenced the underwater hunt today.

San Pedro Cal John Christie Edwin T. Earle Christie

Foes of Primary Furnish Evidence Against Law

Milwaukee Aug 20 three witnesses told the New York legislative committee probing the primary election law that no man of moderate means can run for the legislature and support his family while serving without borrowing money. Senator E T Fairchild called the law a trap for honest candidates. Frank M Hoyt and Mayor Rose condemned the law, with Hoyt proposing its complete abolition.

Milwaukee Wis New York Legislative Committee E. T. Fairchild

Hyland Follows LaCrosse's Park Planning Lead

Park Supt Iverson received a letter from Hyland Iowa asking for the landscape artist who planned their park system and the system itself. He provided the address of John M Nolen, the landscape architect, to Hyland officials.

Iverson Hyland Iowa County la Crosse Supt John M. Nolen

Local La Crosse Units Attend Rifle Camp Induction

Lieut. F. H. Fowler and John Klinge from La Crosse attend a rifle camp representing the local companies of the Third regiment W. N. G. The pair travel as part of the city contingent to the training event.

F. H. Fowler John Klinge la Crosse Third Regiment

Mother's appeal as Gerry Society holds Murray children

In New York today Mrs. Murray appealed for her two children Wilhelmina and David Murray held by the Gerry society after the nurse's arrest on indictment. Officials refused access to the children. magistrates said Gerry society controls custody under its charter and may withhold the children.

New York Gerry Society Wilhelmina David Murray Murray

Farmers Show Strong Interest in County Agricultural School

The county board advertising committee reported strong farmer interest after county fair outreach for the new La Crosse Country Agricultural School. President Johnson and board members Hulberg and Moore toured Hillsboro and Tomah fairs, distributing catalogs as enrollment applications exceed prior state records.

la Crosse Johnson O. H. Hulberg Abel Moore Hillsboro

Colorado Floods Claim Several Lives In Storm Sweep

Several lives were reported lost as floods followed days of storms across Colorado. Mountain streams are swollen and property damage is heavy as rescuers search for missing residents.

Denver Col Colorado

Hunt All Night For Lost Woman Seeks Shelter

A search persisted overnight for a missing woman who sought shelter in a farm house. Police and neighbors scoured the area, appealing for information about her whereabouts and condition.

Pathetic death of Bourque seen in late passing stand

A search party found Mrs. T J Jacobsen asleep at the Likty farm house near Grand Dad bluff after wandering in darkness from the 228 South Twenty third street residence. Daughters Lu cas Wakeman and Misses Jacobsen and Lyons led the night hunt until dawn.

Lucas Wakeman Jacobsen Lyons Miss Jacobsen T. J. Jacobsen South Twenty-third Street Likty Grand Dad Bluff

Buick Wins Another Takes Event in Absence of Long Races

Indianapolis racing scene opens second day amid tragedy with Bourque and Holcomb dead. Buick 327 leads, Knox No.3 car swerves near Bourque as spectators witness the crash aftermath and evolving track hopes.

Indianapolis Ind Indianapolis Motor Speedway Brooklands England Bourque Holcomb Knox Dennison Billy Chevrolet

Cracksmen Try to Blow Sheriff’s Ballots in Marshall Schofield Race

In Paris Til Aug 20 an attempt to blast the sheriff’s office safe holding five county ballots for the Marshall Schofield judicial election recount was foiled. Tools left behind suggest a hurried escape, threatening the Charleston Republican John N Marshall’s case against Democrat William B Scho field in the circuit court.

Paris Til Marshall-Schofield H. M. Winn John N. Marshall Charleston Wm. B. Schofield Marshall

Pfeffer Sale Net Off Return To La Crosse

President Rooney announced that Ed Pfeffer will not be sold to Wausau. The deal was called off due to drafting complications with Fort Wayne of the Central League. Pfeffer will return to La Crosse and report to Fort Wayne after the season.

Rooney Ed Pfeffer Wausau Joe Safford Tall Twirler Fort Wayne Pfeffer la Crosse

President Taft Receives Lion Cubs From Pope

Rome August 29 President Taft Emperor William and Emperor Franz Josef will each receive two lion cubs from Pope Pius X. A new litter of six cubs exists in the Vatican garden born to the lioness gifted by King Menelik of Abyssinia. Cubs will be shipped to the three heads of state in pairs. American shipment planned soon.

Rome Taft William Franz Josef Prus X Vatican Menelik of Abyssinia America

Linker Block An Incubator of Fame

A reporter notes the Linker building houses many officials and prominent locals. Senator Thomas Morris is urged to run for governor with support from the building’s active occupants including a senator circuit judge county physician district attorney deacon and ex president of the State Dentists association.

Thomas Morris Linker J. F. Hauser State Dentists’ Association

Weather and Water Forecast For Wisconsin Minnesota

Wisconsin outlook partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with warmer conditions. Minnesota generally fair and warmer tonight and Saturday with a chance of showers in extreme northeast. River rising with stage of water not specified.

la Crosse Wisconsin Minnesota

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