Autopsy Sparks Cries for Hospital Probe
Dr E D Roberts state veterinarian died after a Chicago operation. Relatives exhumed the body in Racine and three Racine physicians performed a written autopsy citing peritonitis from unclean tools or improper care. Mrs Roberts consented to the autopsy and no suit is planned locally.
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Mound Cemetery
Racine
E. D. Roberts
Janesville
Roberts
Lakeside Hospital
Chicago
Robert Robinson
la Crosse
David Roberts
Waukesha
Robertson
Chicago Hospital
W. G. Gittings
Dr. Roberts
James O. Davidson
Wis
Grant A. Fischer
Fk. D. Roberts
FE. H. Dudley
Grand A. Fischer
Mbvius
Friends
Wisconsin
Prominent La Crosse Banker E N Borresen Plans California Move
E N Borresen cashier of Security Savings bank and longtime La Crosse financier will move to California with his wife. A pioneer in the city’s banking scene since 1868 he helped found Holley Borresen State Bank and served as vice president before joining Security Savings. He departs after 38 years in La Crosse, with Mrs Borresen, a Watertown native who has lived in the city for two decades.
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E. N. Borresen
the Security Savings Bank
la Crosse
California
Borresen
T.d.servis
Batavian Bank
John M. Holley
Adams Express
Holley
Security Savings Bank
Watertown
Wis
Revolutionary Chief Killed in Cuban Insurgency Battle
Havana reports Gen. Ban deras, a black insurgent, killed in a dawn clash with rurales between Mariano and Hoyo Colorado. The body identified, two followers dead, Banderas captured after a hand to hand fight led by Capt. Delgado. Government troops unharmed.
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Scripus-McRae
Havana
Banderas
Mariano
Hoyo Colorado
Delgado
Gilman Backs Davidson in Assemblyman Urges Primary Faith
Former Assemblyman C W Gilman of Mondovi spoke to about 200 listeners at Empire rink praising Governor James O Davidson for renomination. Attorney E C Higbee introduced Gilman and argued against Lenroot for governor citing legal experience and the danger of a La Follette dominated clique.
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Empire Rink
James O. Davidson
Gilman
E. C. Higbee
Higbee
Irvine Lenroot
Lenroot
Superior
la Follette
Davidson
Richard Roe
John Doe
Wisconsin
Norway
Jim” Davidson
Crawford County
Assembly
A. 2
Dunn County
Roosevelt to Bow to Call at Hia Barty
London reports the Times suggests Roosevelt will be pressed to accept a Republican nomination to oppose Bryan. Roosevelt intends to avoid formally naming himself but may be compelled to run.
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Roosevelt
Hia Barty
Scripps-McRae
London
the Times
Bryan
Lawson Blames Monster for Millions in Stock Theft
Thom as W. Lawson writes an open letter on the Harriman coup in Pacific stocks. He accuses the system of deception and says profits should have returned to the public in lower rates if not for thievish workings.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Boston
Mass
Thomas W. Lawson
Harriman
Pacific
Frisco Sends Aid to Chili Victims
Washington dispatch reports San Francisco residents donated 10000 dollars to Chile via the minister to Chili who delivered the gift to the Chilean president. In Valparaiso officials say martial law and a four million dollar relief program fund efforts to rebuild and shelter the homeless after floods and destruction.
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Frisco
Scripps-McRae
Washington, D. C
Chili
San Francisco
Land purchases near La Porte by Joe Cannon expand
La Porte Ind Aug 23 Joe Cannon bought nearly five hundred acres of land near the city and is believed to be planning additional acquisitions.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
LA Porte
Ind
Joe Cannon
Pryor Child Recovers From Scalds
Margaret Pryor four years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Pryor, continues to improve after a serious scalding incident Monday.
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Margaret
Naval review cost far less than claimed at Oyster Bay
The Oyster Bay naval review cost $6009 above normal fleet maintenance, not a million. The extra $609 financed the ceremonial fer-saluting with black powder, a practice condemned for other uses.
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Scripps-McRae
Washington, D. C
Oyster Bay
Surprised by Growth of His Old Home Town
William Place, brother of Mrs. C L Colman, visiting La Crosse after seventeen years away, says he is amazed by the city’s rapid growth. He would not recognize La Crosse if told the name, noting big changes since his last return. Place now works in the lumber business in Tacoma Washington.
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William Place
C. L. Colman
la Crosse
Place
Tacoma
Wash
Land transfers show two property deeds filed
A deed records Rose street transfer from Herbert Lovejoy to the late W. E. Potter for 1500 dollars. A second transfer moves a Fourteenth and Jackson street corner lot from W. F. Wolfe to Adolph Liebrecht for 475 dollars.
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Rose Street
Herbert Lovejoy
W. E. Potter
W. F. Wolfe
Adolph Liebrecht
Fourteenth
Jackson Streets
Forseths welcome nine-pound baby girl
Afr and Mrs H B Forseth announce the birth of their daughter weighing nine pounds. The newborn adds joy to the Forseth family.
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Afr
Mrs. H. B. Forseth
Commissioners Urged to Obtain Official Impression Seal
Attorney General Sturdevant directs all United States commissioners to secure an official impression seal to stamp every certificate of official act. The measure follows a congressionally passed act.
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Sturdevant
United States
Congress
Weather forecast shows showers and cooler period
Weather brief notes showers tonight and likely Friday with cooler temperatures. Inland highs near 74 degrees, overnight lows about cool. River stage around 5.3 feet with a slight rise of 0.1 foot.
Aylward to Speak in La Crosse Aug. 31
John Aylward a Democrat for governor will address a La Crosse audience August 31. It marks his first appearance in the city as a state candidate and drew interest for his role in shaping the party platform and welfare of the Democratic Party.
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John A. Aylward
la Crosse
Aylward
Charles Chamberlain Improved After Stroke Recovery
Charles H. Chamberlain, grand counsellor of the Wisconsin United Commercial Travelers, recently suffered a stroke of paralysis and is rapidly recovering. He slept well, sat up for a couple of hours, and rests on a couch with feeling returning in his paralyzed arm. Friends expect further improvement in a few days and look forward to his return.
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Charles HH. Chamberlain
Wisconsin United Commercial Travelers
Withee Sells Farm Property at Large Wisconsin Auction
One of Wisconsin largest farm stock auctions was held at W. W. Withee Longwood farm. He sold all livestock except the Palo Angu s cattle herd and all farm machinery. About seven hundred farmers attended. The sale began at 10 o clock and ended after dark. Withee will discontinue farming but rent his properties out.
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Wisconsin
W. W. Withee
Longwood
Wis
Withee
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