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Newspaper

La Crosse Tribune

Location

La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1909

Page

10

Many Churches Commit to Sunday Services and Events

A rundown of church listings shows multiple congregations in the city with Sunday school at 9:15 to 11:45, morning worship around 10:30, and evening services at 7:30. Denominations include German Methodist Emanuel Norwegian Lutheran First Baptist and English Lutheran, plus Episcopal, Universalist, Westminster, and First Presbyterian activities and youth groups.

German Methodist German Methodist Church Seventh Ferry Streets J. L. Panzlau Emanuel Evangelical Association Emanuel Church of the Evangelical Association Norwegian Lutheran Church Sixth Division Streets H. G. Magelsson First Baptist Church J. E. Ayscue Young People’s Colton Mission First Church of Christ, Scientist King Street Oliver J. Ash Abner C. Graw Mankato, Minn Y. M. CA Episcopal Church Christchurch Ninth and Main Streets Episcopal C. N. Moler Brauhart Cawley German Baptist Church Seventh and Winnebago Streets New St. Paul’s Universalist St. Paul's Universalist Church Eighth and Cass J. S. Lowe Westminster Presbyterian Westminster Presbyterian Church Redfield Street D. H. Rohrabauga First Methodist First Methodist Episcopal Church Eighth and King Streets A. L. Sigue Epworth League Ivey Will Peach C. H. Baker West Avenue M. E Mississippi Street W. P. Cunningham First Presbyterian Church Rev D. C. Jones First First Congregational Church Main and Seventh Streets Henry Faville Prof Packman Dudley Buck Traumerei Schumann Beaton Chicago Congregational Brotherhood Christ Hiewic

Church Lectures on Youth and Selfhood Planned

The Trials of Youth the Way Out and a Wednesday lecture titled Selfhood and Service will be given. All talks are free with expenses covered by the church. The public is cordially invited to attend.

Board of Trade to Elect Officers at Annual Meeting

Acting secretary P. W. Mahoney announces notices for the regular annual meeting to be held Tuesday night where officers for the ensuing year will be elected.

P. W. Mahoney Board of Trade

Five Hurt as Street Car Plunges in Cincinnati

Five passengers were seriously hurt when a street car broke loose on a hilltop and plunged over a 50 foot embankment in Cincinnati. Motorman William Mulligan was seriously injured and died.

Cincinnati Ohio William Mulligan

Andrew Buchda Olson Rivalry Ends in Court Arraignment

Andrew Buchda Olson and a rival, Olaf Olson, are noted in a local incident. Police found Buchda about 3 o clock Friday morning sleeping in a Pearl Street hallway. He was taken to the station and will be arraigned before Judge Brindley on a vagrancy charge. Buchda has a history of arrests and is described as chronically begging and sleeping anywhere.

Andrew Buchda Olaf Olson Pearl Street Brindley Buchda Olaf

Grain Growers Not to Be Protected

The premiers of Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta declare in a joint note to the Western Grain Growers association that they oppose government owned grain elevators. They say the British North America Act provides insufficient authority to grant or run such a system, arguing it would not curb railroad and grain exchange monopolies.

Winnipeg, Man Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Western Grain Growers Association Grain Exchange

60-Year-Old Seeks Marriage With 15-Year-Old Girl

Menominee Michigan report states William McLain of Oconto applied for a marriage license to wed 15 year old Mabel Walton. He claimed to be 50, but birth records show he is 60. License refused despite the father's consent.

Menominee, Mich William McLain Oconto Mabel Walton

Funeral of Dr Arthur Cheney and wife in New Haven

In a heavy blizzard a large crowd from Italian societies followed two caskets to the cemetery for the funeral of Dr Arthur S Cheney late consul at Messina and his wife killed in the Sicilian earthquake. The service at Trinity church was an Episcopal burial led by Rev Charles O Scoville.

New Haven Conn Arthur S. Cheney Messina Trinity Church Chas. O. Scoville

Garfield Memorial Proposal at Ocean Park

Memorial plan in Washington for the late President Garfield proposes a monument at Ocean Park Long Branch New Jersey near where he died on September 19 1881 Senator Briggs of New Jersey has introduced a bill to pay 10000 to the Garfield association after it raises another 10000 to buy land improve a site and erect the monument

Washington, D. C Garfield Garfield Monument Association Ocean Park Long Branch N. J Briggs New Jersey Garfield Association

Cure for Rheumatism Touted as Kidney Based Remedy

Thousands suffer rheumatism yet claim curing via a simple kidney focused treatment. A blend of Fluid Extract Dandelion half an ounce Compound Karyon one ounce and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla three ounces is shaken and taken in teaspoon doses after meals and at night.

Navy Bureaucracy Faces Roosevelt Plan for Reform

President Roosevelt urges disinterested experts to recommend a reorganization of the Navy Department to curb eight independent bureaus. The article argues the secretary is largely a figurehead and calls for unified command to ensure naval readiness and coordinated efforts across divisions. It notes past attempts by presidents to curb the naval bureaucracy and links the move to broader administrative reform.

John J. Hannan Washington, D. C Roosevelt Navy Department Navy

The Pessimist Seethes On Beacon Street

A disheveled man, appearing to have had a wild night, collapses on a Beacon Street marble step in Boston. A resident watches from a window as the man laments in a harsh voice cursing the church pope and everyone except Rosie before shouting a final defiant line.

Beacon Street Boston Rosie Lippincott’s

Chilly Autumn Night Ends With Buried Sleep Under Cart

A Pensacola News item recalls a man sleeping under a street cart on a cold autumn night. A watchman wakes him and offers second cart space to stay warm, noting the chill as the man shivers. The exchange ends with a practical, if bleak, joke about finding another cart to sleep under.

Pensacola News

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Northside Cemetery LWE A. A. Liesenfeld Main St Amo la Crosse, Wis DR. Watterson South Fours Street la Cross Lake Michigan Andrew Buchda Olson Bury Cheneys Navy Dept Doerflinger Broa MONDE Maeuing Eac
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