La Crosse Tribune Masthead and publication details
The La Crosse Tribune lists its publisher staff and generalmasthead information including managing editor V Kidder and subscription rates of five dollars per year and four dollars for second class matter. The notice notes the June 22 1904 post office filing and special representatives Payne and Young located in Chicago and New York City.
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Se, Wis
Payne & Young
Chicago
Marquette
New York City
Potter
Star of Bethlehem and the birth of a peaceful gospel
A reflective piece extols the humble birth of Jesus as a force for universal progress and mercy. It contrasts power and wealth with charity and service, noting how the teachings of love, peace, and goodwill have guided civilization and inspired acts of kindness that ease suffering.
Life in La Crosse As Clock Stalls
A 1906 column riffs on a cathedral clock that stopped at four, forcing everyone to a rigid daily rhythm from breakfast to bed. It jokes about rebates, lawsuits against McClures and the Free Press, and forecasts a chilly January with nerves, plus a note on Tom Lawson and copper.
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la Crosse
Watterson scoffs at railroad rate complaints with a fable
The Chicago Record-Herald editor Henry Watterson, visiting Washington, cites a Spanish premier tale to downplay railroad grievances. Walter Wellman reports Watterson says the people will demand more bread than stones, implying skepticism about public appetite for reform.
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Henry Watterson
National Capital
Walter Wellman
Chicago Record-Herald
Watterson
Mrs Felix McSorley laid to rest after Christmas death
Funeral held at St James church for Mrs Felix McSorley prominent north side resident who died Christmas morning after brief cancer illness at 529 Avon street. Survived by adopted daughter Susie Fitzsimmons sister Mrs Daniel Mahoney and brother J M Shea. Her husband Felix McSorley died about a year ago.
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St. James
Felix McSorley
North Side
Avon Street
St. Francis Hospital
Johanna Shea
Kerry
Ireland
Wisconsin
Portage
McSorley
Milwaukee Road
Susie Fitzsimmons
Daniel Mahoney
J. M. Shea
Tipton
Ind
New Mexico
North Ne Woman 1 Wins Pauaingnt Wedding
Mrs. Josephine Gullickson of 1606 George Street married yesterday at 4 PM in Quincy NL to Albert Jenson an engineer on a large steamer. The ceremony and reception were held at the home of Mr. Albert Fetter with Mr. Fetter and his partner acting as hosts. The couple will reside in Quincy, IL.
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Josephine Gullickson
George Street
North Side
Quincy
Albert Jenson
Albert Fetter
la Crosse
Fetter
Man injured at switch near Sparta returns home recovering
In Sparta a railway worker dropped his key while about to open a switch and later retrieved a key from an engineer. He resumed the job, believed the key lay near the rail, and was struck on the head by an oil box of a car. He was taken to his Tomah home and is recovering.
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Sparta
Tomah
Wedding in Harvey North Dakota Unites Weida and Metcliss
Mr. Livingstone Weida of Harvey North Dakota married Miss Eva May Metcliss of Caledonia Minnesota yesterday at 3 pm in the home of his brother 1018 Rose Street The Rev W J Turner officiated with Rev C T White as best man and Mrs D Weida as bridesmaid The couple will reside in Harvey following a wedding supper and departure today
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Livingstone Weida
Harvey
N. D
David Weida
Rose Street
Eva May Metcliss
Caledonia
Minn
W. J. Turner
North Presbyterian Church
C. T. White
Minneapolis
D. Weida
Miss Metcliss
Mr. Weida
Local team trains at round house noon drills
Report notes a group has erected a target in the round house and practices daily at noon. Some members are described as becoming experts while a first game date remains unknown.
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Round House
Mystic Workers Lodge Reschedules Meeting This Week
The Mystic Workers of the World north side lodge changes its weekly gathering to Friday rather than Wednesday. The Friday evening session will include the election of officers.
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Mystic Workers of the World North Side Lodge
Dream of the Busted Race Track Gambler
A Bijou screening presents a vivid tale centering on a race track gambler facing a collapse of plans and a perilous turn in fortune. The narrative blends risk, memory, and pursuit of payoff as characters maneuver through tension and fate.
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The
Bijou
North Side Briefs and Local Notes
Thomas and Phalon's buckwheat item appears in a North Side brief. Miss Fern Whitney of Minneapolis is visiting and calling on friends and relatives in the city. Wells brothers perform novelty singing.
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Thomas & Phalon
Fern Whitney
Mineapolis
Wells Brothers
Funeral for Soren Jensen in North Side honors county supervisor
The funeral for Soren Jensen, noted business leader and county supervisor, was held at 2:30 PM from Charles street Lutheran church with Rev. E. O. Vik officiating. Interment followed at Oak Grove cemetery as a large crowd attended.
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Soren Jensen
North Side
Charles Street Lutheran Church
E. O. Vik
Oak Grove
Milwaukee switchman suffers thumb injury in yard incident
About four o'clock last evening Earl Sloane a switchman in the Milwaukee yards on the north side had one of his thumbs injured. Dr. F C Sutter amputated the member at the first joint.
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Earl Sloane
Milwaukee Yards
F. C. Sutter
Man cuts head when struck by train while at work
Ed. Skogan of Tomah sustained a deep scalp wound Saturday evening after being reached for a key and hit by a train while performing work duties.
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Ed. Skogan
Tomah
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Bethlehem
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Free Press
Tom Lawson
Lawson
Bob Fitzsimmons
J.A. Erhart & Son
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Mill Street
H W. Singer
Mgr
M’sorley
William Elsen
Loomis Street
Pilger
Wood Street
Taylor
C. F. Lampman
S. H. White
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Prcent
Maneapolis
Blanche Goodenough
Clinton Street
Otto Schaldach
Adah Streeter
Soldiers’ Grove
Clara Ruud
Spring Grove
Charles Miller
Caledonia Street
University At
Madison
Buckeye
Charles Garner
Masonic Temple
Ella Keizer
Barron
Pauaingnt
North NE
North Side Briefs
Morea Enon
IAD
ESI
Ohitgaman
Thomas& Eberhart Coal Co
A. J. Eberhart
Batavian National Bank
United States
State Bank of
Billiard Hall and Cigar Store
Main St
Art. T. Michaels
J. E. Wheeler
Orlando Holway
Jos
P. Gohres
Robt
B. Lowry
Ass’t
W. B. Tscharner
Wm. F. Gohres
S. J. Waite
Langdon & Boyd
J. H. Lightbody
Old Telephone
McMillan Bldg
Benton
Caleb
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