La Crosse Holds Off Eau Claire In Slow Split
La Crosse won a slow game from Eau Claire, part of the present series, as Bubser shut out later but Eau Claire scored on errors. Fishes pitched well for Eau Claire but lacked support. the Eau Claire series continues today and tomorrow with Fau Claire at La Crosse and Freeport at Wausau.
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la Crosse
Eau Claire
Wausau
Freeport
Oshkosh
Green Bay
Fau Claire
Bubser
Champs
Fishes
Torres Wir
A. Beet
Medwytzky
Cahill
Tucker
McCauley
Konetchy
Killian
Fiske
Pickett
American surgeon to visit La Crosse for medical consultation
Dr Turbin Ia Hea Had Ann By Grows, a Berlin expert, will be in La Crosse at Hotel La Crosse on Monday September 10 1906 from 9 A M to 8 P M and the fourth Monday thereafter. Consultation and examination free. no charge whether treatment is taken. Also notices a Janesville bride incident involving Robert Miller and a newspaper marriage ad.
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Berlin
Germany
la Crosse
Hotel la Crosse
DR. Turbin la
Ann
Janesville
Wis
Robert Miller
Miller
Eliza Kent
Fort Atkinson
Varicocele cure offer for men with allied troubles
An advertisement by a doctor promises cure for varicocele and related conditions. It invites 21 dissatisfied patients to visit his office, claims to explain why cures failed elsewhere, and guarantees safe quick and permanent relief at reasonable fees. Also offers home treatment by correspondence and requests stamped postage for questions and pamphlets.
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Sadie
German immigrant Otto Radeck dies after suicide attempt
Otto Radeck of St. Louis Missouri drank carbolic acid in a personal crisis. Surrounded by his wife and two children he collapsed and died. his wife reports he denied taking poison before he died. He had come from Hamburg two years earlier and investigators found no known motive.
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ST. Lqgquis
Otto Radeck
Dadeck
Hamburg
Germany
Oshkosh Rally Captures Eleven Runs in Two Innings
Oshkosh defeated Green Bay 11 to 2 as Oshkosh plated eleven runs across two innings. Green Bay avoided a shutout on a wild pitch. Batteries: Crangle and Moore for Oshkosh, Charles and Hart for Green Bay. Also note Wausau swept a doubleheader over Freeport with scores 2 to 1 and 5 to 2.
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Oshkosh
Green Bay
Oshkqash
Wis
Charles
Crangle
Moore
Charles and Hart
Freeport
Wausau
R. HE
Miller and Troeh
Scott
Unionist party forms in San Salvador to seek Central American republic
The unionist group in San Salvador announces a plan to unite all Central American republics into a single republic, aiming to create regional political union.
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San Salvador
Unionist Party
Ige Magnates Plead Not Guilty in Restraint Case
Kansas City August 24 W F Lyons and Harry Burke magnates were arraigned on charges of criminally operating in restraint of trade. They pleaded not guilty and were released on bail.
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Kansas City
W. F. Lyons
Harry Burke
Thieves dynamite safe at Adams’ general store
Thieves blew the safe of Adams' general store in La Porte Indiana, ignited the building, causing about 16000 dollars in loss by fire, and escaped with a considerable amount of cash.
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LA Porte
Ind
Adams’ General
Dumont Flies Aircraft Without Balloon Near Paris
Santos-Dumont last morning lifted his flying machine from the ground without a balloon or external motive force. The craft moved forward and back along the field and rose about six inches on the second rush. Dumont declared the experiment a success and said a better motor could sustain a longer flight along the surface.
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Paris
Santos-Dumont
Dumont
Ravel
M. Dumont
Bell Discusses Brownsville Trouble with President
General Bell told the president he replaced black troops with whites after the Brownsville incident and moved the Black soldiers to Fort Reno. Gifford Pinchot spoke with the president about forestry policy.
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Oyster Bay
N. Y
General Bell
Brownsville
Fort Reno
Gifford Pinchot
Bryan Loses Portraits in Paris
A bundle of large Bryan portraits taken during his London visit has gone missing in Paris. Inquiries are being made at embassies and hotels but have so far yielded no results.
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Paris
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
London
Trial of Anarchists in Moscow Conspiracy Case Begins
The Moscow trial of three accused of conspiring to murder Doubasseff opened today. One defendant is the daughter of General Keller, among the accused.
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Moscow
Doubasseff
Keller
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Virginia
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Owl Drug Store
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Main St
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