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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1913
Page
4
In a dramatic blaze today savages attacked venues including the scenic exhibit and a race track at Aintree. The fire caused extensive damage and a building was completely destroyed amid attempts to halt mass protests connected to suffrage activity. Authorities detained suspects as police worked to restore order following the unrest.
The C M and St P railroad enlarges its North Side round house to store fruit cars en route from the west to the east. Arrangements last winter added stoves to provide thawing, though some jars delay placement away from air. Two stock trains passed through the site from Montana to Chicago. Milwaukee railroad officials say business keeps moving ahead of wartime demands.
North Side residents and visitors populate Doome era notes with short travels. Melvin Vilter and son plan a move to North Wakota after a short visit to friends. Ema Olson and Alfred Olson of Cashton called on the north side. Mrs. Wartinbee visits from Wood Street. many others return from visits in Ma nds doh Oti Mindorg Wis and Waukon Ta. Local names include Neil Duncan, Fr. Winge, Dr. Flynn, Kisuri Egan, Alice Combellick, Eva Colton, G. McGinnis, J Duston, T Skemp, J Haetner, and Miss Jessie Gould.
A quip on charity and sentiment remarks that some men would prefer to extract kindness from a bottle rather than share naturally. The line suggests satire of fake benevolence and bottled virtue.
A fragmented report notes a sudden surge at Plige Station with unfamiliar terms. It mentions police activity at station No 2 and describes crowding and seats strained as officers attempted to manage a large group. historic record references a prior incident at North side station with forty five in one night two years ago.
Funeral services for Mrs V Beutler were held Friday at two o clock in the afternoon from her home on Inet Street and at the German Lutheran church. The rites were conducted by Rev. dalits Gani of the Mornmen Coulee templeery.
Thomas Nelson Lage rented the palace of Prince Brago in Rome today and will use it as a residence. The palace was formerly occupied by ambassador Griscom.
Andrew A Falk age 52 of 152 Kame Street died at home after a long stomach illness on Saturday night. He had worked twenty two years as a matchmaker at Grand Cross. Survived by wife and nine children Magna Mahle Adelle Thomas Caroline Edith Olaf Helen and Marguerite. four sisters. Funeral from home Wednesday afternoon to Bethel Lutheran Church and Onaieska cemetery.
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