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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1905

Page

6

North Side youth dies after lightning strike

Mr Lokken Jr of 1437 Caledonia was struck by lightning and killed. The 21 year old had recently moved west for work and was in Norway before coming to this country. His mother is prostrated. four brothers and one sister mourn. Remains expected home this evening. funeral at Charles Street Lutheran Church with Rev. E O Vik. Oak Grove Cemetery interment.

Lokken, Jr Caledonia Kjenstid Brands S. D Norway Charles Street Lutheran Church E. O. Vik Oak Grove Cemetery

Marriage of Miss Keaveny and Mr Parmenter at Crescent

The ceremony took place last evening with Rev Ambrose Murphy officiating. The bride Miss Keaveny of 713 St ew Street and groom Mr Parmenter a railroad man tied the knot at Crescent. Iain Hilson led the bridesmaids band and Nicholas Webber hosted the event. The couple then traveled to the bride’s sister’s home in Crescent awaiting their furnished residence.

Macnaret Keaveby Parmenter la Crescent Sahana Ambrose Murphy Parsoma We Iain Hilson Nicholas Webber AML Lia Crescent If. Parmenter Miss Keaveny St.ew Street

Entertain Friends Honor Miss at Milwaukee Event

Wiss Marie Jensen of Clinton entertained guests in Milwaukee for a social evening honoring a Miss. Attendants included Ulisses Prurl isan Nellie Davidson Bertha Fadia Borreson Mabel Adah Misen Tda Wingstad Illie Ide ilanier Minssie Panison Sallie Fi bate Dewa Jensen Adah Streeter Anderson and Emuma Rand.

Wiss Marie Jensen Clinton Bet Milwaukee Ulisses Prurlisan Nellie Davidson Bertha Fadia Borreson Mabel Adah Misen Tda Wingstad Illie Ide Ilanier Minssie Panison

Visits Brother of Ryan in Grand Junction Rivalry Highlight

The report notes J M Rye in Grand Junction as sibling of Ryan and describes Rye as competing with Rio Grande ROR. The fragment mentions the brotherly connection and ongoing competition.

of Ryan Grand Junction Col J.-M. Rye Ir Rion Rio Grande

Local resident notes changes since leaving the north Pern region

A former employee of the C. B. and N. states he has not been on the north Pern side for fourteen years but observes many changes since returning. He plans to stay about a week to assess the area.

North Pern Heeo

North Side Brings Updates on Local Residents and Guests

Mrs Asselin and daughter entertain relatives on Kane street while Mrs Jones of Charles street hosts guests from Kamen Erickson who resides in Minneapolis. locals note several visits, travels, and a storm damaged veranda at the German hotel on Mill street as well as church events and social gatherings across the North Side.

Asselin T. Farley Kane Street Durand Wrs Jones Charles Street Kamen Erickson North Side Alois Yehle Avon Street Minneapolis I. B Buell Waunson Loomis Street Agnes Thorsen City Point Charles Hanson Jessie Hollenbeck Sparta Cora Gilberg Berlin Street Mill Street Portland Asham Farnahm Lansing Minnie Silk William Fitzsimmons St. Paul P. Larson Young People’s Society Thomas Devine Gertrude Jessie Portage Albert Soper Lottie Milwaukee W.H. Schafer Sumner’ Street James McCaulay St Paul MacSopley St. James Frank Pretasky Bare Street Gedney Pickle Works Drs. Evans Dvorak Robert Engelke Roundhouse Prank Beadle Ain the East

Desperate Wisconsin Woman Ends Life At Pine Lake

Mrs. Mary Sommers, 62, is believed to have died by her own hand at her Pine Lake home. Authorities think her actions were driven by distress caused by her son, who is jailed. Dr. Will Powell reports on women’s diseases.

Waukesha Wis Mary Sommers Pine Lake Peisons

Self defense plea planned in fatal Wisconsin shooting

Richland Center Wisconsin August 30 Self defense will be the plea of John Nicholson if he is held for shooting Edward Fullington near Tub City Fullington is believed to be near death Witnesses say Nicholson was aggressor and the shot came after Fullington backed away Nicholson claims the shooting was in self defense The feud began when Fullingtons horse ate in Nicholson s yard Fullington then took the horse toward a pasture They fought both fell to the ground Fullington rose and backed away Nicholson fired hitting him below the heart The wounded man exclaimed You have shot me Nicholson allegedly replied Well I tried to do that The case likely will go before the September term of the circuit court

Tribune Special Dispatch Richland Center Wis John Nicholson Edward Fullington Tub City Fullington Nicholson

Why Ablers Was Arrested

Washington reports from Minister Merry in San Jose Costa Rica dated August 15 cite US citizen Alers alleged to oppose local authorities in Jalapa Nicaragua. Jalapa officials filed a criminal suit. Albers was moved to district headquarters for trial. the minister notes he identified the president during the dispute.

Washington Merry San Jose Costa Rica State Department Alers United States Nicaragua Managua William J. Albers Jalapa New Sebogia Albers

Burns offered a Bribe

Hartford City Indiana Aug 30 In tense excitement amid window glass workers a telegram from Simon Burns claims agents of the American Window Glass company attempted to bribe him and other officials to disrupt wage negotiations with S A 300 and the National Window Glass Manufacturers association Burns describes meetings Aug 7 and Aug 8 at Cedar Point offering lump sums to stop the impending agreement He refused and says others were lined up but he names no others.

Hartford City Ink Simon Burns American Window Glass Company S. A. 300 National Window Glass Manufacturers’ Association Burns TL. A Cedar Point C. Burns

Capon Adage Highlights Salaries and Ambition

A French saying suggests capon comes to those who eat capon. The text argues salaries rise for those who earn and demand them, not merely for those who earn. It asks plainly if you "eat capon" to secure pay.

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North Side News Wess John Lokken, Jr Brandt, N. D Crown Lithia Nebner Uheir Rose ST North Side Briefs Will Powell Ablers Ood St. L John Gund Brewing Company Goad Peerless Serena
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