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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1907

Page

6

Telegraphers Strike Claims Win, Says La Crosse Local

The La Crosse Local 24 secretary states the telegraphers strike is effective with offices tied up nationwide and many locked or abandoned. He reports daily mailograms among locals and cites New Orleans letters praising unity, while editors note high operator wages yet large dividends for companies.

Associated Press la Crosse National Telegraphers’ Union New Orleans Brothers and Sisters Rock of Gibraltar Western Union Birmingham Ala Marietta Cartersville Atlanta Jackson Miss Vicksburg Selma Newbern Springville Uniontown Tuscaloosa Jasper Aberdeen Columbus Meridian Newton Forest Nashville Clarksville Tenn Hopkinsville Princeton Louisville I. C Paducah Porteous Country Brothers and Sisters New Iberia Crowley Opelousas Brookhaven Baton Rouge Natchez W. A A. G. Gadmer A. M. Carroll Independent St. Louis Star- Chronicle

Burlington to Build Temporary Bridge After Storm Damage

A severe Sunday storm damaged the Burlington line north of Diamond Bluff requiring a temporary 150 foot bridge to resume service between St. Paul La Crosse and Chicago. About 120 feet of roadbed were washed away and five miles of wagon road obliterated. Six ty foot pilings and大量 material are being rushed in with 200 workers at the site. completion aims for a record speed.

Burlington Diamond Bluff St. Paul la Crosse Chicago St. Paul Road Wabasha Minneapolis Duluth Missouri

Mondovi Flood Hits Home as Spokane Man Returns

Bert Covey, longtime La Crosse area resident now in Spokane, visits Mondovi during a severe flood that devastates Mondovi Milling and surrounding infrastructure. He plans quick departures to Chicago to see sister Maude Covey Peters before resuming duties at Idaac McGolarick Lumber in Spokane.

Bert Covey la Crosse Berlin Street Spokane Wash Mondovi Wis Mondovi Milling Company Glasspoole Reef River Covey Chicago Miss Maude Covey Peters Idaac McGolarick Lumber Company

New Mollycoddle Cup Debuts At Lawyers Club

New York on August 23 reports a summer drink at the Lawyers' Club named Mollycoddle cup. It combines half ginger ale and half sparkling mineral water served over ice with sliced orange and mint, presenting a refreshing nonalcoholic option.

NEW Sinless New York Lawyers’ Club

Threatened arrest on dark Market Street trolley car

Undersheriff John Mohr boarded a Market street trolley with no lights for nearly an hour and warned Motorman Robert Franklin of arrest. He forced a stop until a lit replacement car arrived. The car ran without lights from 7:45 to 8:30, creating danger to pedestrians. Mohr filed a complaint with Mayor W A Anderson, and action by the company official may follow.

John Mohr Market Street Robert Franklin Seventh Sixteenth Street W. A. Anderson

Colton Elected Secretary of State Paid Firemen’s Assn

Fred Colton of La Crosse was elected secretary as the State Paid Firemen's association met in Oshkosh. The convention amended the constitution to allow part paid firemen to join and discussed the relationship with local firemen's relief societies under the pension law. Elected officers: President Robert A. Braur Oshkosh, Vice President James Cape Jr Racine, Treasurer J H Kratze Milwaukee, Secretary Fred Colton La Crosse.

Fred Colton State Paid Firemen’s Association Oshkosh la Crosse Robert A. Braur James Cape, Jr

Auto Owners List Ready for La Crosse Readers

County Clerk Charles Rawlinson reports Madison will publish a state list of automobile owners and their machines with late auto laws. Copies will be sent to La Crosse after completion. Citizens have pressed for names and numbers, previously unavailable here. Speeding and Timothy Lewis’ injury spur stricter enforcement and violator accountability.

la Crosse Charles Rawlinson Madison Rawlinson Timothy Lewis

Motorboat Dock Completed by City

The docks authorized by the board of public works at the last council meeting are completed. Work began last Friday. Located south of the Singer livery, the docks consist of several large booms. Installation cost is about $100. The landing was built on a petition from the La Crosse Motorboat club, which includes most small boat owners.

Board of Public Works Singer la Crosse Motorboat Club

Water Tapping Machine Impresses Officials in Test

Public Works officials, including the mayor and aldermen, praised a new water tapping machine after a morning test at Sixth and King. The device taps water mains for repairs without cutting water or spilling water, proving a big success.

Board of Public Works Sixth and King Streets

Booster Picnic Idea Favored for Annual Event

Business leaders group supports repeating the booster day picnic as a general gathering tied to holidays or the Board of Trade. They favor annual outings, with speeches on board work, reports of business, and entertainment, aiming to boost local commerce and city spirit.

Herman Tillman Tillman Bros Board of Trade Peter Newburg Pearl Street L. A. Nelson Nelson Carpet Company Charles J. Felber E. R. Barron Company W. E. Barber Barber

Americans Offer 125000 for 16th Century Brussbuch House

The Magdeburg Zeitung reports three Americans acting for J Pierpont Morgan offered 125000 to the owner of the Brussbuch or Brussuch, a famed 16th century Goslar dwelling restored in 1870 and famed for satirical wood carvings, with plans to reerect it in New York.

London Magdeburg Zeitung J. Pierpont Morgan Goslar

Sparta Farmer Burned to Death in Wisconsin Barn Fire

August Woth aged 66 died in a barn fire on Herman Woth's farm at Ridgeville between Sparta and here Wisconsin. His granddaughter Hulda Woth was severely burned and in a precarious condition while attempting to save livestock. The fire caused $3,500 in losses.

August Woth Hulda Woth Herman Woth August Ridgeville Here Sparta Wis

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