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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1907
Page
4
Pet dog slain on North Side by neighbor’s axe
A small pet dog owned by Mrs. Young on the North Side was killed after reportedly acting mad. James McConnell and A Bennet moved the dog to a yard before McConnell struck with an axe, the dog dying instantly. Neighbors debate whether hydrophobia caused the behavior as routine precautions are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Avon Street
Will Gohres Dies in Alaska Dispatch Reports Cause
A telegram from William F. Gohres announces the death of his son Will Gohres in Alaska at age 41. He had lived in North Side La Crosse, worked in Oregon mining, and spent the last two years about 200 miles from Fairbanks with the McCann family. Relatives in Fairbanks await guidance on burial. cause of death unclear, rumors of pneumonia denied by Joseph Gohres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther League
H. M. Irwin
Loomis Street
Christ Froland
Elizabeth Froland
Olgaard
Andrew Bakken
Viroqua
William Olenberg
la Crescent
William Kennedy
Genoa
Wis
C. H. Berry
Charlies Street
John van Dorn
J. M. Ryan
St. James Club
Wood Street
George H. Healy
J. A. Williams
Chicago
John Russell
Williams
Ravenswood
P. E. Jenson
Frank G. Roth
Continental
Alamooza
Colorado
William F. Gohres
Will
Alaska
Will Gohres
North Side
la Crosse
Oregon
Fairbanks
John McCann
Henry
Three New Divisions on Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee Road adds three divisions next week, totaling 424 miles. Alphabet road from Albert Lea to St Clair becomes St Clair branch of Southern Minnesota. Black Hills division runs 219 miles from Chamberlain to Rapid City, linking with through trains to Dubuque and Chicago. Pacific coast extension opens MoBridge to Bowman 163 miles with 25 of 85 stations east of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Albert Lea
St. Clair, Minn
St. Clair
Southern
S. D
Black Hills
Chamberlain
Dubuque
Mobridge
S. C
St. Paul
Missouri River
Bowman
Butte, Mont
New Clover Leaf Lodge 102 to Meet Tomorrow
Clover Leaf Council No 102 of the Modern Samaritans on the North Side will hold its first regular meeting at Woodman hall on Rose and St James streets. The lodge uses a reserve plan and meets on the first and third Wednesdays monthly. Duluth’s A Carlson, imperial organizer, aids in the North Side branch as new members are admitted tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Leaf Council No
la Crosse Council
Modern Samaritans
Woodman Hall
Come Rose
St. James Street
A. Carlson
Duluth
Imperial
First Lodge
Maxwell Heads Gateway City Lodge 176 of B of R T
Gateway City lodge number 176 of B of R T elected officers Sunday afternoon with H Maxwell as Master, W Woods as Past Master and journal agent, William McGaughren as Vice Master, W Barber as Secretary, Dr G W Lueck as Medical Examiner, and W Woods as Journal Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. of R. T
H. Maxwell
W. Woods
William — McGaughren
W. Barber
G. W. Lueck
Local Talent at Empires Theatre Northside Showcase
Empire theatre on the North side, under new management, features Joseph Stockemer the boy soprano in illustrated songs. Cole Brothers, with Portage experience, lead the act alongside Miss Alice Esan as pianist. Owned by prominent Northside businessmen, the troupe promises first class entertainments as Southside audiences attend a recent program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire Theatre
Joseph Stockemer
Cole Brothers
Portage
Alice Esan
North Side
South Side
Close Shave With a Fractious Horse
William Champagne of French Island barely escaped after his horse bolted near the North Thire Street power house. The horse dashed in front of car No 40 as the motorman halted the vehicle in time. Bystanders restrained the animal until it was freed from the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Champagne
Thire Street
Champagne
French Island
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under Pure Food Law
Notice to customers states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended for children and adults. O. T. Erhart endorses Orino and Laxative Fruit Syrup as safe and effective with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
O. T. Erhart
There Is No Fool Like A Sold Fool
A brief column notes a proverb about gullibility in sales. It reflects on vanity and misplaced trust in a marketplace context, drawing a sharper line between buyers and sellers while underscoring warnings about hasty purchases.
Pioneer Limited Strikes Buggy Near Tracks
The Pioneer Limited train eastbound on the Milwaukee road struck a buggy carrying Frank Bilt gen of Rollingstone and others Sunday evening about 11 30. The collision broke the buggy wheels and threw the occupants onto the street, but no serious injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Limited
Milwaukee Road
Frank Biltgen
Rollingstone
Singing Society to Elect Tonight at St John’s
The Young Men’s Singing Society of St. John’s church will hold an important meeting tonight in St. John’s school hall to elect officers. A large attendance is desired as the group has prepared the stage for vaudeville entertainments planned soon. Rehearsals continue for upcoming attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men’s Singing Society
St. John’s Church
St. John’s School Hall
Henfahl Donates Church Lot on Farnham Street
Andrew Henfahl of Duluth donates a lot on Farnham street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets to the Holy Trinity Church. Rev Untraut pastors the congregation and the lot will be sold with funds benefiting the church. Henfahl is a former member of the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Henfahl
Duluth
the Holy Trinity Church
Untraut
Thirteenth Street
Farnham Street
Fifteenth
Sixteenth
Henfahl
New Members Join Methodist Church at Crowder Meetings
At First Methodist Church services Sunday several new members joined including heads of four families as a result of Crowder meetings. Pastor Rev. J W Irish notes monthly intake keeps the field of prospects clear, limiting numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
J. W. Irish
Hidden Intent Burdened Husband Remains With Remnants
A wife’s death leaves her husband pondering what she planned for belongings found in a bureau drawer. The line between memory and meaning haunts him as he faces the unseen purpose behind her keepsakes.
Rough Riders First Roosevelt Motto Controversy
A report details a fiery speech to school superintendents stirring criticism of teachers and missionaries on the island. It recounts Gov. George Curry’s blunt rebukes to officials, including Attorney General Bonaparte, over “cheap skates” handling land fraud probes and a swift exit after a terse exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Justice
Bonaparte
George Curry
New Mexico
Department of the Interior
Garfield
Roughrider
Curry
General Bonaparte
Mr. Bonaparte
Sins of commission and omission in our public life
A La Crosse manufacturer criticizes bankers and Wall Street for faulting Roosevelt over financial troubles. He argues protests target scapegoats while real issues are hidden by clever finance tactics, bank mismanagement, and lax law enforcement. He urges firm civic reform and warns against apathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Roosvelt
Wall Street
Hans Sachs
A Dangerous Deadlock Terminates Bodily Functions
A short promotional note claims liver and bowel stoppage can be quickly ended with Dr. King’s New Life Pills. It guarantees satisfaction or money back and directs readers to O. T. Erhart’s drug store for 25 cents. The copy ends urging readers to read Tribune want ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
O. T. Erhart
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North Side Briefs
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Methodist Church
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