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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1910

Page

4

Holiday church meetings and visits on the North Side

North Side residents attend prayer meetings at Norwegian Bethel, German Lutheran Avon, and other churches. Visitors include Arch ie Mosher and Dolly Kneebes to Bangor for holidays. families host guests from Minneapolis and Chicago. The Summit Store closes for holidays. several locals travel or host relatives across Wisconsin, Illinois, and North Dakota.

Charles S. Green Minneapolis F. M. Green George Street John Rudolph Dick Rutz Summit Store Aurora, Ill G. Simonson North Dakota O. Simonson Charles Street Clayton Irving Bertha Irving Lee Melvina Wis Summit Carl Swanson Davenport Hster Irving North Side Mable Pherson Mike Woodburn Elsie Russell Chicago John Russell Kane Street St. James Sewing Circle North Presbyterian Church Logan Avon Streets Larson

Mrs Laughan Dies At Home On Christmas Night

Mrs. Charles Laughan, 37, died at 1440 Olamis Street last night from pneumonia. She leaves a husband, five children, four sisters, and two brothers in Sparta. Funeral arrangements not yet announced.

Charles Laughan O Lamis Street

Bogus Count May Escape Tours Trial

At the start of the session in Tours France the trial of the Count d Aulby de Gatigny and his wife opens on charges of extorting 200000 from the Duchess de Choi. The case centers on alleged coercion and financial demands.

Tours France

Woman Walks From Columbia to Washington to See Taft

Lulu Irene Davis, a recently discharged patient from the South Carolina state hospital for the insane, walked from Columbia to Washington to seek an audience with President Taft on January 2. She visited the district sanitary office to commit herself until the White House audience date and may be detained at St. Elizabeths asylum.

Washington, D. C Taft Lulu Irene Davis South Carolina State Hospital For Columbia Washington District Sanitary Office White House Lulu St. Elizabeth's

Christmas Dinners Highlight Hixon Brindley Derr Marston Gatherings

Mrs. G C Hixon hosted a family dinner with George Hixon of Chicago Robert Hixon of Toledo and Dorothy Hixon plus Miss Mary Crosby. Judge John Brindley welcomed Willis Brindley Jennie Brindley Thad Brindley James McCord and others. E H Derr entertained with Harvey Derr and Clarence McDowell in attendance. E E Marston hosted F J Smith Alex Forbes and Margaret Marston from Minneapolis.

G. C. Hixon George Hixon Chicago Robert Hixon Toledo Ohio F. P. Hixon Dorothy Hixon Northam Mary Crosby New York State John Brindley Willis Brindley Seattle Jennie Brindley Minneapolis Thad Brindley James McCord Ben Jack Brindley E. H. Derr Harvey Derr Clarence McDowell Watertown N. D Edith Derr Leslie Derr E. E. Marston F. J. Smith Alex Forbes Margaret Marston

Winning Miss to Visit La Crosse Theater

One of the real musical comedies of the season will visit La Crosse tomorrow. The show features bright new music and a cast expected to make it a top attraction of the current theatrical season.

la Crosse la Crosse Theater

Arizona at La Crosse Theater at Matinee and Night

The Arizona production is announced as the season’s attraction at the La Crosse theater for matinee and night shows on December 28. It has earned strong praise in New York and beyond and is regarded as one of the era’s greatest dramas.

Arizona la Crosse Theater New York

Chicago Pugs in Beer City Boxing Cards

Milwaukee is hosting two Chicago and local rings events with top bouts today. Jack White vs Battling Schultz in a ten round afternoon clash and Bob Moha of Milwaukee facing Tommy Quill of Brockton in a ten round 150 pound bout headline the night show. Marty Cutler of Chicago vs Martin Byrne in an eight round heavyweight affair weighs about 195 pounds each. Jack Johnson referees all bouts unless his cold prevents ring appearance.

Milwaukee Wis Chicago Jack White Battling Schultz Bob Moha Tommy Quill Brockton Mass Marty Cutler Jack Johnson Martin Byrne

Notable Racing Horses Brought to Oak Ridge by Russell

Dr. Walter Russell of Dublin arrives at Thomas Fortune Ryan's farm with thirteen brood mares and the thoroughbred stallion Lee King. He says the infusion of Irish steeplechase blood will improve the hunters. Sea King is described as a fine race horse, standing 16 hands with strong build.

Oak Ridge Walter Russell Dublin Richard Croker Glencairn Thomas Fortune Ryan

Mantell to Meet Sullivan in Key New York bout

Frank Mantell and Jack Sullivan prepare for a high profile middleweight match at the National Sporting Club on Friday night. Mantell, winner over Sailor Burke and Jim Smith, is seen as a top title contender, while Sullivan is a veteran former top middleweight.

New York National Sporting Club Frank Mantell Sailor Burke Jim Smith Jack

Wisconsin Farmers Short Course at Madison in February

The eighth annual ten days Farmers Course will run February 7 to 17 1911 at the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture Madison. State Board of Agriculture livestock groups meet February 8 and 9 in the same college. The second week features the Wisconsin Country Life Conference focusing on rural improvement with several national speakers and university professors delivering lectures on Wisconsin agriculture.

Madison Wis College of Agriculture University of Wisconsin At Madison State Board of Agriculture Wisconsin Country Life Wisconsin

Jennings Won’t Let Ty Cobb Go

Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania December 26 Manager Hughey Jennings of the Detroit Tigers laughed at the story that Ty Cobb would be traded to Washington for Walter Johnson. He said Johnson is a great pitcher and Cobb is the greatest drawing card. fans would lynch the Tigers if Cobb were traded.

Falling Holly Causes Death in Chicago Christmas Tragedy

Mrs Edna May Simpson died at her home on Christmas day after a gas and electric chandelier wreath of holly fell when a passing Illinois Central train caused vibration. The wreath toppled onto the gas, and the room contained an Angora cat that suffocated while trying to escape.

Chicago Edna May Simpson Illinois Central Road

Laws of all states Madison Wis Dec 26

The item reports that all the laws of every state in the union are being discussed or compiled in Madison Wisconsin on December 26. It notes the breadth of legislative acts across states and hints at national interest or a meeting of lawmakers. No specific actions or outcomes are detailed in the readable fragments.

Madison, Wis Union

Wisconsin Adopts Five Paths for Industrial Education

Trial education compiled by Prof. E. C. Elliott of Wisconsin and C. A. Prosser of Massachusetts shows Wisconsin provides industrial education in five distinct ways. The Society for the Promotion of Industrial Education publishes the study for broader dissemination.

E. C. Elliott University of Wisconsin C. A. Prosser Massachusetts The Society For the Promotion of Industrial Education Wisconsin

McGann Murder Theory Prompts $200 Reward

Relatives of Dan McGann the former New York Giant say he was murdered and post a $200 reward for his diamond ring after his death in a Louisville hotel. The coroner ruled death a suicide but relatives pursue an independent investigation. McGann left about $40,000 in property.

Louisville Dan McGann New York Giant McGann

Eddie Sherid an to Meet Kilbane in Windsor for Eight Round Bout

Eddie Sheridan, hailed as Chicago’s rising lightweight, leaves for Windsor Ontario to face Johnny Kilbane in an eight round title bout. Sheridan planned departure tomorrow to challenge Kilbane in the Windsor arena for the lightweight crown.

Chicago Eddie Sheridan Chicago Sports Windsor Ont Johnny Kilbane

Sheridan Poised for Clash at 128 Pounds in Ring News

In the ringside notes Sheridan shows fine condition and is expected to give a stout challenge to Wolgast’s honors at 128 pounds. The writer quips that one difference between a cat and a lie is that a cat has nine lives.

Sheridan Wolgast

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