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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1910

Page

4

Shot in quarrel over Johnson visit in Pittsburg

Pittsburg reports a fatal shooting after a quarrel sparked by the arrival of boxing heavyweight Jack Johnson. R. J. Mitchell of Detroit, a book agent and insurance solicitor, died from a bullet wound while Brooks C. Buffington, a local builder, was wounded or involved, forming a police case and investigation.

Pittsburg Jack Johnson R. J. Mitchell Detroit Brooks C. Buffington

Barroom Shooting Shocks St. Charles Hotel Incident

An ing superintendent is jailed today charged with the barroom shooting at the St. Charles Hotel following a discussion about the fight.

Ing St. Charles Hotel

Neither Friend Nor Foe Can Harm Without Aid

A proverb notes that harm comes when adversary and ally unite against you, one crafting slander while the other delivers the tale, forming a coordinated attack that wounds the heart.

St Paul Wrestler Challenges North Side Star Sampson

Alfred S Bossard of 71 Sycamore street St Paul challenges Sampson the north side wrestler for a match here soon. Bossard claims bantamweight title of the northwest and says he will wrestle Freddy Bauer in Pittsburg next March for the world's title. He says he is not a lemon wrestler and wrestles for the love of the sport.

Alfred S Bossard Sycamore Street St. Paul the Tribune Young Sampson North Side Sampson Bossard Northwest Freddy Bauer Pittsburg

Strike Will Not Halt Western Rail Traffic Says Official

W. E. Stotera of the Northern Pacific in Pasco Washington writes Alderman George B Marvin Jr that western railroads are laying off many workers and traffic is lighter than in years He believes an engineers strike would not stop national traffic as the current slump may last longer than any strike and railroads have many fillable vacancies He formerly worked as a Burlington clerk in Geno and moved west last month.

W. E. Stotera George B. Marvin, Jr Stotera Northern Pacific Pasco Wash Burlington Gene

Horses Run Off In French Island Fright

A team belonging to Chaers Pfafflin of French Island bolted from a Mill Street storefront yesterday afternoon. The horses ran for several blocks before being stopped. one horse suffered a serious cut and the wagon was damaged slightly. No one was in the wagon at the time.

Chaers Pfafflin French Island Mill Street

Markham Elected President of Illinois Central Railroad

Charles H. Markham, president of Gulf Refining and Gulf Pipe Line in Pittsburgh, was elected president of the Illinois Central railroad today, succeeding James T. Harahan who retires after twenty years with the road.

Markham Harahan New York Charles H. Markham Gulf Refining Company Company Gulf Pipe Line Company Pittsburg Illinois Central Railroad James T. Harahan Road

Nation Built on Superstitions and Lawless Song

A provocative note on cultural creed and governance notes the clash between cherished superstitions and the law. It laments that creators of laws and songs may ignore popular belief while shaping national identity.

Bloom elopes with Minneapolis woman sparked by angered husband

A Minneapolis woman and fireman Bloom reportedly eloped after the man’s wife, living apart for weeks, learned of the affair. Police pursue Bloom and the missing spouse toward Tennessee while rumors of threats and a love affair spread among railroad workers. E. W. Howard declines to comment on the family history.

F. C. Bloom Loomis Street Minneapolis Milwaukee Railroad Bloom Tennessee E. W. Howard Woodstreet Munson North Side

The Timid Man Demands Value At A Tenth

A terse aphorism contrasts two men. The timid man seeks only a tenth of value while the bold man seeks double value but settles for par as a compromise. The lines explore bargaining and risk in pursuit of fair return.

Wrestler Showdown Tonight at Rose Street Union Hall

Sampson faces Percy Egan in a best two of three match set for eight o clock with a 70 30 purse split. Egan returns from a long layoff and prom is a strong challenger while preliminaries feature the Knese twins and local combatants drawing a large female audience.

Egan Sampson Billiken Club Knese North Side

North Side in Brief Christmas Socials and Visits

Major Stevens of Waupaca visits the North side for Christmas with friends and relatives. Ulabrand Singing Society holds a meeting at Fjelstad's hall tonight. N Nagle of Lynxville visits North side relatives. Mr and Mrs W J Hurley depart for Brownsville for several weeks. Billiken club meets on Mill Street tomorrow night. St James Sewing Circle postpones today’s meeting until after holidays. Wesley club of Caledonia street church met at the church parlor last night. Klatter Klub to hold a private dance at Rose Street Union on Tuesday December 27. No games at Combination alleys for Merchants' league last night. Copeland park rink to open by Christmas. Mrs Fred Wichtman heads to San Francisco for the winter. George Will leaves for Texas for several weeks. Mrs L Giroux returns home after visiting her parents in Lansing. Miss Lillian Maine returns home to North Side after week with Portage friends. C J Edwards visiting Milwaukee friends.

Major Stevens Waupaca North Side Ulabrand Singing Society Fjelstad's N. Nagle Lynxville W. J. Hurley Brownsville Billiken Club Mill Street St. James George Texas L. Giroux Kelly Lansing Lillian Maine Portage Friends C. J. Edwards Milwaukee

Useless on Ground Says He Ought To Be Under It

A terse remark criticizes a person as ineffectual on the surface and suggests burial in cabbages, conveying a harsh, satirical tone without further context.

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Paul Lutz Red Cross la Crosse St.paul Alfred Bossard North Santa Claus Headquarters Bissell Universal” Food Chopper Fred Kroner Hardware Company Third Street Main and Pearl MATCH Percy Egan Rose Street Union Hall Kel Newburg
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