Rockford Disputes Players and Pays Franchise Fees
The Wisconsin Illinois league faces two twists as Rockford challenges La Crosse over Eau Claire players while a $500 league subsidy toward the $1,000 Eau Claire franchise raises questions. La Crosse President Elliott says Eau Claire sold its franchise to Rockford and that the league is paying part of the purchase without clear authorization. Rockford asserts it will acquire both franchise and players, with Lynch possibly joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockford
la Crosse
Eau Claire
John Elliott
la Crosse Association
la Crosse Tribune
Bobby” Lynch
Rockford Morning Star
Roscoe Chapman
Lynch
Moll
Mr. Elliott
Roy P. Wilcox
Elliott
Alfalfa Crop Plans Highlight La Crosse Meeting
La Crosse County Agricultural association meets at Campbell Town hall with progress and Golden Age talk. New officers named and a county corn contest planned with premiums for best corn to be shown at the Interstate Fair under the grandstand. Linse discusses alfalfa growth and sowing methods with notes from Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
la Crosse County
Interstate Fair Association
C. van Loon
Frank Hardy
Emil Hauser
Otto Ioos
L. B. Coleman
Onalaska
Charles Linse
Shelby
Madison
Moore
Mr. Linse
Madman on Train Seized in Harrisburg Case
A man calling himself Walter White of Madison South Dakota, claiming an interview with President Roosevelt in Washington, was removed from a train in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. He alleged he had been drugged in Chicago and appeared homicidal and irrational. Chief Wilkie ordered he be held for examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Harrisburg
Washington
Roosevelt
Walter White
Madison
S. D
Chicago
Wilkie
Third Woman Victim of Janesville Madman
In Janesville Wisconsin on February 13 Mrs Martha Anderson becomes the third woman killed by a mysterious madman preying on local victims. She was found with her throat cut in a brief struggle. prior victims Mrs Clayton of Chicago and another woman were strangled and tossed into the river. Authorities, including the district attorney, pursue a rigid investigation into the seemingly linked homicides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wis
Martha Anderson
Morse to Return as Banks Fear His Testimony
C W Morse, who fled to Europe, will return this week after being summoned by counsel. His anticipated testimony could trigger a vast banking scandal, with some financiers fearing federal proceedings and possible investigations into promotions and practices on Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. W. Morse
Europe
Morse
Federal Grand Jury
United States
Stimson
Desi
Remarkable Pie Claim Of Veteran Railway Mail Clerk
Winona Minnesota February 13 A veteran railway mail clerk W H Frye born 1869 will turn 74 next July and claims he has eaten enough pie on lunch counters to span 27 miles between Winona and La Crosse Wisconsin equaling an eighteen inch wide strip. He has traveled nearly two million miles about eighty times around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winona
Minn
W. H. Frye
Frye
Portugal Faces Dictatorship Fallout After Cabinet Decision
London dispatch reports the new Portuguese cabinet vows to rescind none of Carlos reign decrees except those offensive to public dignity. Lisbon advices describe the move as a shock and English statesmen fear ongoing dictatorship could trigger renewed disturbances and assassinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Carlos
Portugal
Lisbon
Poverty Causes Neglect, Chicago Inquiry Told
Miss Julie Lathrop, board of charities member, told the legislative investigation committee that lack of funds hinders asylum superintendents from proper inmate care. She described visits to Kankakee Burtonville and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Julie Lathrop
Board of Charities
Legislative Investigation Committee Today
Kankakee
Burtonville
Jacksonville
Verdict for Mrs. Paddock in ice sidewalk injury case
A jury returned a special verdict in the $2000 injury suit of Mrs. Mary Paddock against Hiram Goddard. The panel held the walk unsafe for public use and Goddard responsible, though Senator Morris doubts Judge Fruit will concur. If the directed verdict favors Goddard on law, the ruling will be appealed. Judge Fruit to rule after reviewing verdict and applicable law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Paddock
Hiram Goddard
Goddard
Thomas Morris
Judge Fruit
Fruit
Saloon Brawl in Brownsville Turns Fatal
A fatal fight at a Brownsville saloon ends when an attempted separation by a bystander leads to a fatal result. An inquest is scheduled for tomorrow to determine the cause and responsible parties.
Plaintiff Wins Hospital Case Against Hesselberg
Drs Christianson and Gunderson sued Anton Hesselberg of Bangor for 131.45 dollars incurred during a hospital stay and an operation after a 1905 injury. Hesselberg claimed emancipation of his 17 year old son. Jury returned a verdict for the plaintiffs and the Lutheran Hospital for the full amount plus interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Christiansen and
Gunderson
Lutheran Hospital
Fleet Arrives Welcome as American Ships Reach Valparaiso
Valparaiso Feb 13 The American fleet is expected off tomorrow. Throngs are securing vessels to greet the visitors at sea while the ships will not dock here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Funeral services for I. S. Farrand scheduled tomorrow
The funeral for the late I. S. Farrand will be held tomorrow at 2 30 PM from the Galesville residence. Rev Klein of the Methodist church will conduct the services and interment will be at Galesville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. S. Farrand
C. H. Farrand
Galesville
Klein
Methodist Church
Saloon Fatality in Brownsville Leaves William Hackett Dead
In Brownsville Minnesota a brawl in John Yahn’s saloon left 29 year old William Hackett with a skull fracture. He died at his mother’s home the next afternoon after failing to regain consciousness. An inquest is planned. no arrests reported. Deceased is cited as cousin to James Hackett, a La Crosse barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Minn
John Yahn
William Hackett
Hackett
Yahn
Will Hackett
James Hackett
Jay Street
la Crosse
Champ Clark Attacks G O P Tariff Pledge
Champ Clark accuses Republicans of a vague tariff pledge in their next platform. He charges the party with a “stupendous confidence game” and mocks Payne for unclear stance on tariff up or down. Clark ties the financial situation to party platform history and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Champ Clark
Payne
Clark
Roosevelt Nips Rebellion Warns Corporates In Chicago
James R. Garfield, speaking for President Roosevelt, told the Hamilton club in Chicago that Roosevelt averted a rebellion by curbing predatory wealth and warned corporate interests that prosecutions will continue despite consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James R. Garfield
Roosevelt
Hamilton Club
Doherty Gavel Burns Delegate to Denver Meet
At 2 pm the Wisconsin state convention began in Milwaukee John F Doherty was named chairman and John C Burns and John T Rice chosen to represent the Seventh district at the Denver national convention A fight is looming between conservatives and the newer element over delegates at large and the national committeeman race Enthusiasm runs high as delegates anticipate a day of decisive votes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doherty
Burns
Denver
Milwaukee
Wis
Davidson
John F. Doherty
la Crosse
John C. Burns
John T. Rice
Monroe County
H. H. Manson
Wansau
Timothy Ryan
Manson
Wisconsin
Rev Dr Fowler laid to rest
Final rites for Rev Dr Joseph K Fowler were conducted at the First Presbyterian church where he served as pastor. The service began at 2:30 pm with pastors from Cedar Rapids Racine and the North Side Presbyterian church assisting, followed by interment at Oak Grove cemetery. Church session members served as pallbearers and La Crosse Pastors union members as escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph K. Fowler
First Presbyterian Church
Burkhater
Cedar Rapids
Colville
Racine
A. Randall
North Side
la Crosse
Taft Speech at Grand Rapids Reviews Philippine Policy
Secretary Taft spoke on February 13 at Grand Rapids Wis. The address centered on what Lincoln would do today and offered a review of his Philippine work and policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Wis
Lincoln
Taft
Suit Over Wages Seeks Circuit Court Appeal
Stephen Morehouse sues William Wolfe for breach of contract in wages. The case, which had been appealed to the circuit court, was called today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Morehouse
William Wolfe
Wu Tin Fang Sails to U.S. With 32 Chinese Students
Wu Tin Fang departed Yokohama aboard the Siberia for the United States today. He accompanied 32 Chinese students on the voyage seeking education or study opportunities abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yokohama
Wu Tin Fang
United States
Siberia
Aldrich Bill Seen as Wall Street Path to Wealth
Alfred O. Crozier of Wilmington Delaware accuses the Aldrich bill of concentrating power in Morgan Rockefeller and Ryan to control currency and markets. He says the three financiers could trigger gold panics and profit from maturities, while dominating banks and politics. Senator Tillman presented the petition urging defeat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aldrich
Wall Street
Morgan
Rockefeller
Ryan
Alfred O. Crozier
Wilminton
Del
Senate
Tillman
Crozier
Walls Street
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
President Roosevelt backs Aldrich bill in senate
President Roosevelt has assured Senator Aldrich of his earnest support for the financial bill now before the senate. He calls it a makeshift but says something should be done this session. The timing for a final vote remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Aldrich
Senate
Bartered Soul and Child for Snell Gold in Will Case
In Clinton Illinois the Snell will case reveals letters by Laura Hamilton wife of the minister fleeing to Florida. She claims to barter her soul and her 14 year old daughter for the old millionaire's fortune. A 5 year old lover aided their pursuit with funds to buy property and finery. Attorneys say six prominent women bartered for the gold as the fortune drew ire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton
Ill
Snell
Laura Hamilton
Florida
Harriman Calls Union Pacific Dividend Cut Rumor Silly
E. H. Harriman dismissed a Wall Street rumor that Union Pacific would cut its dividend at the upcoming meeting. He declined further comment, saying the reports were silly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
E. H. Harriman
Wall Street
Union Pacific
Doerflinger Benefit Dance Tonight at Ellis Hall
The Doerflinger Benefit Association hosts a Valentine dance for members and friends at Ellis hall in the theatre building with Kreutz's orchestra providing music tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doerflinger Benefit Association
Ellis’ Hall
Kreutz
Weather outlook: cold spots and warmest highs
Yesterday's readings named Yellowstone Park as the coldest at 2 below and Jupiter as the warmest at 78. Forecasts today show Wisconsin fair tonight with Friday increasing clouds. Minnesota partly cloudy tonight and Friday with little temperature change. Town expects increasing clouds with possible rain or snow Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Jupiter
Wisconsin—Fair
Minnesota
Also Mentioned on This Page
PRES
Linse and
van Loon
Coleman
Ree
Sater
Forger Banker
Ice King
Wall Street Giants
Cc. W. Morse
Mrs
Morris
Democratic Convention
Bryan
Mitteeman
Michael Higgins
Racine County
Michael Hodgins
H. J. Suffle
Vernon County
A. J. Roethe
Iowa County
W. J. Kershaw
Milwaukee County
Frank E. Walsh
George L. Darnell
Waukesha County
F. X. Faust
M. K. Reilly
Fond du Lac
Byron Barwig
Dodge County
John E. MccMullen
Calumet County
Byron E. Peck
Portage County
Henry Falser
Door County
H. E. Blazar
Outagamie County
C HH
McDonald
Shaweno County
Dennis Conway
Wood County
Frank Donahue
St. Croix County
Frank Walsh
Barfield
DR. Fowler
Grand Rapids
Sen. Tillman
Law
Morgan, Rockefel
Ler
Fin
Ance
Harriman
Doerflinger
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!