Final Tribute to A. E. Bleckman Attourney in Wisconsin
Final tribute to Attorney A. E. Bleckman Sr long a leading western Wisconsin lawyer who died at his home in La Crosse. Service conducted at the residence and in Sparta with La Crosse County Bar association members in attendance. Pallbearers from the War Veterans group. Memorial services planned by Judge Fruit and the bar association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Bleckman
Wisconsin
South Ninth Street
Sparta
Wis
la Crosse
J. W. Hoag
First Batis
Henry Faville
First Congregational Church
Taville
Attorney Bleckman
Bleckman
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Mr. Bleekman
la Crosse County War Association
W. F. Wolfe
B. F. Bryant
Frank Winter
Co. L. Baldwin
Mills Tourtellotte
George W. Bunge
Onalaska Musical Program at Methodist Church
The Onalaska Musical program directed by Prof. Harry Packman features piano duets, part songs by St. Cecilia quartet and Meister quartet, and solo and comic operetta numbers by named performers led by Miss Ida Aiken and Miss Minnie B May with Mr. E O Forseth and Dr Henry Roome among cast, piano accompaniment by Harry Packman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Onalaska
Harry Packman
Herald
E. E. Dow
H. Packman
A. Hegze
Pinsnili
St. Cecelia
Democrats Call Mass Convention for La Crosse County
County Democratic call urges La Crosse voters to meet February 8 at 1 p m in City Hall Council Chamber to elect sixteen delegates to the Democratic State Convention in Milwaukee on February 13 1908 and to prepare for the 1908 campaign. County chairman John F Doherty and secretary J Sieger named with executive committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F Doherty
la Crosse County
la Crosse
Degues
Milwaukee
Denver
John F. Donerty
Democraic County Committee
J. Sieger
Messrs
Joseph Poschert
C. H. Berry
John C. Burns
C. W. Hunt
Geo. Falk
A. A. Bentley
City of
G. A. Keiler
J. C. Houska
L. E. Meason
Robert Schulze
L. Kluver
Carl Foerster
Cc. H. Berry
M. Hickey
J. B. Dolle
N. C. Bacheller
Ww. B
Officers of torpedo flotilla welcomed in Buenos Ayres
The American torpedo boat flotilla officers arrived from Rio Janeiro and were greeted by President Alcorta in Buenos Ayres. The fleet plans to pass Punta Arenas en route to Magellan Strait as Chilean and U S officials join for the visit. Admiral Evans leads the battleships toward Punta Arenas with plans to continue up the Chilean coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Ayres
E. C. O'Brien
United States
Uruguay
Paraguay
Connecticut
South America
Admiral Evans
Punta Arenas
Plaza Victoria
Rio Janeiro
Alcorta
Rio de Janeiro
Puerta Arenas
Chile
Chacabduo
Hicks
Strait of Magellan
E. C. O’brien
Astronomical Commis
Sion
Betbeder
Evans
Cape Corrientes
Ceeds
Chili
Sheriff Lakes Two To Waupun
Sheriff C. J. Burns left yesterday for Waupun and Green Bay with two prisoners. Earl Bean was sent to Waupun for nine months for abandoning his wife and child. Gorman T. Gorman pleaded guilty to robbing the West Salem Cash Trading Association store and was sent to Green Bay for a two year term. Alfred Olson was acquitted after a three day circuit court trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Burns
Waupun
Wis
Green Bay
Earl Bean
Gorman T. Gorman
West Salem Cash Trading Association
Wisconsin Reformatory
Alfred Olson
Gorman
Noble Women Linked to Army Scandals In New Charges
Jan 29 rollup reports Dr Leo Leipziger editor of the Weekly Roland Von Perlin repeats scandals in high army circles. He adds claims that many noble women are involved in shocking immoralities while authorities attempt to hush up the charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlin
Leo Leipziger
Roland von Perlin
Harden
Carnation Day Observance in La Crosse Noted
Today was McKinley day but few La Crosse residents wore carnations. Local florists report no perceptible rise in carnation sales compared with larger cities where the celebration is common and many people wear the flower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse
Heirs of Mayme Nessler sue for damages in Mill Street case
In circuit court this afternoon the heirs of Miss Mayme Nessler, a Northside school teacher killed last summer at the Mill Street crossing by a passenger train of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway, sought $5,000 in damages. Attorneys Morris and Hartwell presented the case. a jury list was read and testimony proceeded. Separately, in the suit by Sidney H. Stuart against Farmers State Bank of Cuba City, the jury asked to read Luckey's testimony as the court expected a decision that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme Nessler
Northside
Mill Street
Morris and Hartwell
William Schams
J. E. Gerwitz
John Hagen
L. Sprain
J. Cross
Karl Kurtenacker
P. J. Burns
Richard Luckey
Luckey
Harrison
Mail Trains Delayed by Cold Across East and North
Mail trains from the east and north faced delays of one to three hours daily due to freezing conditions.
Tied Knot Now Asked to Untie It
North Side woman files for divorce from Thomas Ferrick after three years of separation alleging drunken violence and assault. She seeks custody of 16 month old Edna Adelia Ferrick and support for her care and education. Judge Daniels, who married the couple, is named in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacy Ferrick
Thomas Ferrick
Kane Street
John A. Daniels
Cortelyou Takes Cadit for Relief
Cortelyou states cadit for relief was not acted on willingly but declares it for the best interests of the country. Panama bonds oversubscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cortelyou
Secretary Cortelyou defends radical treasury methods in long statement
In Washington on January 29 Cortelyou replies to a senate inquiry with a 15 000 word justification of his approach. He claims credit for avoiding a panic, defends fund distribution across forty states, and notes the Panama bond issue was oversubscribed with bids totaling 2 220 604 80 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Treasury
Department
Cortelyos
Senate
Panama
Primary bill passes in Illinois in tight vote
In Springfield Illinois the House passed the Orlesby Jones primary bill today by a narrow vote. The measure advances to the Senate and sets rules for party primary elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Springc Field
Ill
Iue House
Littleton Hearing Draws Unusual Crowd In New York
In New York on January 29, the Littleton sum up drew a large audience. Evelyn sat with Mrs. Carnegie as the prisoner's mother appeared ill nearby. Sir A Johnson, the British minister to Denmark, attended the spectators. Thaw entered, bowed, and spoke with relatives before Littleton began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Littleton
Evelyn
Queer Agreement Between Farmers
Two deeds filed with the register of deeds detail a farm transfer in Farmington from Ole Frederickson to P. G. Larson for 4800 dollars and a life lease where Frederickson supplies Larson with dry stove wood, maintains the house, and covers upkeep costs for life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds
Ole Frederickson
P. G. Larson
Farmington
Larson
Frederickson
City Heat Patrons Shiver For Hours
Patrons on the South of Main street were left cold after a defective pipe break in front of the YMCA early yesterday. Heat was restored after several hours, with oil stoves and wood heaters used in many homes. New houses lacking alternative heat bore the worst of the outage.
Gosnell Condition Unchanged Relatives Arrive
The condition of Attorney L. W. Gosnell at his home on Ninth Street remains about the same with no improvement reported by doctors. His mother Mrs. M. P. Gosnell and sister from Baltimore arrived yesterday after a telegram stated he was improved, which proved erroneous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Gosnell
South Ninth Street
M. P. Gosnell
Baltimore, Md
Gosnell
Lewis to Head the United Mine Workers
Indianapolis January 29. The Miners' convention will soon hear the canvassing committee report on officers. It appears Thomas L. Lewis will be elected president with John P. White as vice president and W. B. Ryan of Illinois as secretary treasurer. A meeting with operators is planned for tomorrow, and both sides fear ending the interstate agreement could spark a strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas L. Lewis
John P. White
W. B. Ryan
Illinois
Mihlbauer's Death Triggers Damages Suit Against Street Car
The parents of Carl Mihlbauer filed suit for $5,000 against the street car company after he was struck and killed in the 100 block on Caledonia Street. Attorneys Morris and Hartweil hold three similar cases and will file a complaint soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Mihlbauer
Caledonia Street
Morris and
Hartweil
Weather forecast notes continued cold wave with gradual warmup
The Weather Bureau reports a 13 below zero reading this morning the coldest of the winter. Temperatures fell after 7 PM and rose to 6 below by noon. A broad Northwest cold spell extends from North Dakota to the Great Lakes and Texas with Easton ND recording 36 below zero the nation’s coldest. Moderate weather expected in New England and the western coast with gradual moderation by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Northwest
North Dakota
Great Lakes
Texas
Easton
United States
New England
Poor Man's Parliament Opens in London
The so called poor man's parliament opens in London with the king reading his address after a state drive from Buckingham Palace. A crowd of suffragettes attempted to confront the royal procession with Miss Fitherbert leading a bannered group before police restrained them and the king and queen avoided harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Buckingham Palace
Weather forecast and cold wave reach south across regions
The forecast notes extreme lows of 36 below in Winnipeg and 7 below in Texas, with 13 below and 14 above extremes. It calls for Wisconsin and Minnesota generally fair with rising temperatures, Iowa split with snow flurries possible, and the crest of a high pressure cold wave extending from Manitoba into the lower lakes region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
San Antonio
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Mississippi Valley
Manitoba
Texas
Lower
Lake Region
North Dakota
Montana
Pacific Coast
Rocky Mountain
Mississioni River
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. E. Blexman
Faville
Rey
Hoag
Democrats Hild
August Riebe
Onaleita
S. Shore
Third Ward
William Garbers
Barre
Charles Scafe
Burns
Otto Wolf
Campbell
T. M. Jewell
William Zanter
Greenfeld
Fred Garbers
Hamilton
H. H. Weingarten
Holland
C. E. Anderson
H. A. Jacobs
Shelby
Wenzel Corn
Washington
E. J. Kneen
Bangor
L. C. Sander
West Salem
Brazil
Sheriff Lakes
Nessler
Judge Daniels
Mrs
Tacy Sperrick
North Side
Ama
Thaw
Woodman Hall
Kreutz
la Crosse Retail Grocers Association
Linker Hall
Elks’ Lodge
Lewis
THE
United Mine Workers
Mthlbauer
Biekene
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