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La Crosse Tribune in La Crosse, Wisconsin

03 Dec 1909

Page 5

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La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1909

Page

5

Wisconsin leads in hunt season deaths with eighty six

The hunting season opened September 1 and closed Tuesday with eighty six killed and sixty injured in Wisconsin and nationwide. the deaths include Alvah Miles of Iron River and numerous others across counties, with several gun accidents and drownings reported.

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Wisconsin Alvah Miles Iron River Wis Archie Mosher Street United States Qbhold John Fond du Lac Earl Green Bay Mercer Henry _ Waushusek Mortes Thomas Oshkosh Diana Arctero Iron Belt Fox Christopher Chippewa Falls Prazer Louis Walton Goede Peter Sheborgan Haug Victor A Star Prairie Helbig Oscar Cumberland Enudson Sam Haywood Herman Cecil Henry Madison Word Leo Solon Springs A. H Prochatka Edward Montfort W. E. Ashland Bruce Ruby William F Ash Bear Ashland Tandmire Lloyd Ash Ridge Savalia William Winniboujoun R. John JR Rice Lake Mhoepe Rib Lake Mhultze Portage Olaf Ormsby Mller Eli
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Several Wisconsin residents suffer gunshot and explosive injuries

A list of names from Rib Lake to Gillette shows numerous injuries including limbs blown off and faces torn from exploding ammunition or misfires. Victims include J Pane, Harry Duchaine, Frank Eckes, Joseph Fingerhut, Fred Froedman, Felix Gibson, Frank Gusman, Harry Herring, Edgar Hubbard, E M, Peter Kropolski, Henry Kreft, William Lemke, Conrad Lindhelm, Levant Louk, William O'Donald, Paul Purtell, Harold Reynolds, Carl Sanderson, George Stibbe, E Clintonville, Frank Stevenson, Levi Sugart, E O Theedan, Webster Thompson.

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Ane P. J Rib Lake Defoe Red Cliff Duchaine Harry Ladysmith Eckes Frank Marshfield Fingerhut Joseph Hancock Froedman Fred Milwaukee Gibson Felix Pelican Lake Gusman Wausau Halverson Matt Herring Two Rivers Companion Hubbard Edgar Sparta E. M Watertown Kropolski Peter Stevens Point Kreft Henry Green Bay Lemke William Fond du Lac Lindhelm Conrad Peshtigo Louk Levant Eau Claire O'Donald William Marinette Sanderson Carl Superior Stibbe George ST. Claire E. Clintonville Stevenson Merrill Sugart Levi Marinette Theedon E. O Gillette Thompson Webster Janesville
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Brindley to Introduce Dixon Whitney in Manitowoc

County Judge John Brindley will introduce Frank Dixon of Washington D C tonight at the First Baptist church under the Brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip on the topic The Man Against the Masses Dixon spoke in Tomah last night and opens a series leading to March 4 with Gov Hoch of Kansas as a speaker Dixon is praised for lucid, powerful and convincing oratory and his rare ability to engage a wide audience on weighty themes.

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John Brindley Frank Dixon Washington, D. C First Baptist Church Brotherhood of Andrew and Phillip Dixon Tomah Gov. Hoch Kansas Lyceum
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Gleason, Pioneer of Turf Betting, Dead at New Rochelle Home

Joseph J. Gleason, longtime prominent bookmaker on major tracks and inventor of the "one two-three" betting system, dies at his New Rochelle residence. After anti-race track gambling laws passed in several states he retired from the turf and moved into real estate.

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New York Joseph J. Gleason New Rochelle
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Soap production and military manpower figures cited

The text states the United Kingdom manufactures 260000 tons of soap each year and that Germany plans four super Dreadnoughts with crews of 1000 men each, indicating large industrial output and rising naval manpower.

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United Kingdom Germany
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