North Side Notices From La Crosse Tribune
North Side Bureau reports residents at 811 Rose St Albany family back home. Mabel Schultze to Milwaukee tonight. M C Wood’s father C C Looney expected in La Crosse by noon for interment at Oak Grove. Various local family health and travel notes from Loomis, Prospect, Brice Prairie and French Island.
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Albany
Mabel Schultze
E. W. Schultze
Milwaukee
M. C. Wood
C. C. Looney
la Crosse
Oak Grove Cemetery
Edward Conway
Burlington
Wright Funkhouser
Funkhouser
Eddie
Edward Conday
Loomis Street
John Sayear
Prospect Street
William Sayear
Brice Prairie
Clyde Jones
8. Mabrey
F. C. Jones
Springville
Wis
F. C. Malay
la Grippe
Hinkley
French Island
E. Jenks
G. Johnson
C. Levi
Loomis
Milbauer regains senses briefly after accident
Carl Milbauer remains unconscious at a La Crosse hospital after an accident. He showed a brief moment of possible consciousness, then returned to unconsciousness. Doctors deem recovery speculative with uncertain prognosis.
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Carl Milbauer
la Crosse Hospital
Rev L L Sanders Shows Notable Improvement
The condition of Rev. L. L. Sanders is somewhat improved and he is able to sit up briefly each day. Hospital discharge is expected in about two weeks.
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Rev. L. L. Sanders
Mrs Marvin to entertain Tabernacle Baptist ladies and gentlemen
Mrs B Marvin Jr hosts a ladies event at 1433 Berlin Street tomorrow afternoon for the Tabernacle Baptist church ladies with a separate evening gathering for the church gentlemen.
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B. Marvin, Jr
Berlin Street
the Tabernacle Baptist Church
Epworth League Rehearsal Tonight Directed by Mrs Lowry
The Young People of Caldonia Street Methodist Epworth League meet after prayer tonight for a rehearsal under the direction of Mrs Robert Lowry. The session aims to prepare their group activities and performances for upcoming church events.
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Caledonia Street Methodist Epworth League
Robert Lowry
Fire department response to small Island Berlin blaze
Fire department No 2 answered a call from box 42 at the corner of Island and Berlin streets last evening about o clock. No damage occurred and the fire was extinguished before the chief arrived.
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Fire Department No. 2
Island and
Berlin Streets
Choir Organizes Large Chorus at Tabernacle Baptist
The Tabernacle Baptist Church choir meets for practice in the new church building. A large chorus has been organized and Miss Cassie Mahium is engaged to lead it.
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Tabernacle Baptist Church
New Church
Cassie Mahium
North Side Briefs on Ned the Fire Dept Auction Return
Ned the eight year old horse used by the fire department was not sold after the last bid by a wag. He will be auctioned again next Saturday. Attorney F H Hartwell returned from a business trip to Sparta. Mrs J N Sheridan of 1928 George Street is ill. Dr Edward Evans is attending her. Arthur Dorsey, previously noted, has been in
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Ned
Fire Department
F. H. Hartwell
Sparta
Man Remanded After Mis Trial In Governor Bel Murder Case
A man is remanded to prison following a mistrial in the attempted murder case of Kentucky Governor Gobel. A separate zinger remarks on the proverb about finding a pretty girl in a poor one.
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Gov. Goebel
Kentucky
Men Fear Women More Than Any Other Thing
A reflective line notes that fear affects every man, suggesting women provoke a deep, universal unease. The quote implies gender dynamics shape anxiety and behavior across people.
There Was No Circus Or Christmas As Good As Expected
A reflective note claims the season fell short of hopes, noting disappointments in holiday events and performances. It contrasts expectations with reality, suggesting strains on local festivity and community cheer.
Tillman Heads Washington Prohibition Push
Washington lawmakers face a growing bid to curb liquor as Sen. Benjamin Tillman of South Carolina joins the District of Columbia prohibition drive. Tillman, once governor of South Carolina with a state dispensary system, will address a large Washington meeting and weighs whether prohibition can, or should, extend to Uncle Sam's capital. He avoids predicting his exact speech. The southern bloc’s stance boosts hope among reformers while Congress weighs this long debated issue amid persistent excise law criticisms.
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Washington, D. C
J. C. Welliver
Benjamin Ryan Tillman
South Carolina
Washington
Senator Tillman
United States
Palmetto
Tillman
Prohibition
Uncle Sam
District of Columbia
Civil Service
Interstate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Corporations
South
Emporia
Congress
Milwaukee Matron Claire Heyl Weds German Portrait Painter
The Milwaukee socialite Claire Heyl marries Arthur Schlubreck, a Berlin portrait painter and ex lieutenant, after her divorce from Jacob Heyl in 1907. The union links two wealthy Milwaukee families and ends a long legal dispute over Mrs. Heyl’s fortune.
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Claire Heyl
Milwaukee
Arthur Schlubreck
Berlin
Germany
Schandein
Wisconsin
Mystery Shrouds Trip of Beads Identification
Mrs. W E Barber identifies the beads found in Watertown South Dakota as her lost jewelry from La Crosse. A tramp, Nicholas Korgan, was detained by Detective John W Taylor after a pocketbook revealed a string of solid gold beads. The beads mysterious origin remains unexplained.
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Watertown
W. Barber
la Crosse
Nicholas Korgan
John W.taylor
Taylor
Mr. Taylor
Mrs Rudolph Bay Dies After Heart Trouble
Funeral services for Mrs. Rudolph Bay of 1223 South street follow a week's illness ending at 1 50 pm on Monday. The Rev Julius Gamm will lead services at the home and German Lutheran church with interment at Oak Grove cemetery. Bay was a well known La Crosse resident and wife of tailor Rudolph Bay of 215 South Third street.
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Rudolph Bay
South Street
Julius Gamm
Oak Grove Cemetery
Origins and history of skating traditions across Europe
A historical sketch traces skating from ancient roots in Norse tales to its varied roles in Europe. It notes early use of sharpened sticks for propulsion, regional differences with Dutch and English practices, and references to frost periods turning ice into a roadway and rink for both recreation and military drill.
Prices from Apples to Wood: Rural Market Ledger
A Jan 15 1908 listing shows diverse values for produce and provisions from apples and citrus to oysters, cranberries and cabbage. Livestock, grain, dairy, eggs, vegetables, fish, poultry, cheese, hay and wood are priced by box, bushel, ton, pound or per unit across various vendors and regions.
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John C. Burns
N. Y
Wisconsin
A. B. Moll
Dubon
Blue Point
Prohibition debate and a beads mystery unfold
In Washington prohibitionists press for a dispensary plan while lawmakers consider federal backing. A police case centers on beads found, with a man claiming to have walked from Watertown after claiming La Crosse, and Mrs Barber seeking lead to a possible matching loss in Watertown.
Chicago Markets and Grain Prices in Daily Report
The brief notes May wheat at 103 1/4 to 104 1/4 with small gains, corn at 60 1/4, oats around 54, and pork prices near 13.42 to 13.67. Minneapolis delivery shows May at 110 1/4 with steady or slight slips, while gossip from pits reports weak opening for wheat and mixed hogs with receipts around 38 000 and 12 953 leftovers.
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Chicago
Minneapolis
Creamery Butter Advances One Cent in Local Market
The local market shows a one cent rise in creamery butter to 35 cents per pound. Pineapples now sell at 25 cents each. Farmers hope for snow to ease hauling.
Widow Bay of La Crosse Dies After Illness
Mrs. Bay, a German town Wisconsin native born March 6 1862 later living in La Crosse, died after illness with husband six children Ida Otto Oscar Elsie Edmund and Rudolph Jr surviving. Her sisters and brothers L Messall Yackel Glaze Lemtz and Henry Lemtz plus a large extended family mourn. Funeral attendance expected from North Side family and friends.
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H. A. Wittland
Mrs. Bay
Germantown
Wis
Reno
Minn
la Crosse
Ida
Otto
Oscar
Elsie
Edmund
Rudolph
Fredrick
Glaze
Los Angeles
Henry Lenitz
Racine
Bay
Notes on Florencio Constantino Once An Italian Engineer
The text recalls Florencio Constantino, hailed as one of the world’s greatest tenors, who earlier worked as an engineer for the Italian government. It emphasizes the surprising career path from engineering to international fame in opera.
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Florencio, Constantino
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